Saturday March 26, During Ultra Music Week, the dark powers of the bass occult will be unleashed upon downtown Miami…Trouble & Bass team up with Miami’s Overthrow crew to unleash a blend of international havoc in the one and only Overthrow castle! That’s right, this is all going down in a castle!

RSVP here and get your advance tickets here.

Here’s some music including a brand new dj-mix from Drop The Lime to tickle your taste buds before the party.

Drop The Lime – March Mix by Deadly People

Deathface – Gift of Fury (Mediafire)

Mikix The Cat – Keep on Wondering (Mediafire)

Samo Sound Boy – Rattlesnake (Mediafire)

Full details after the jump.

Main Room:
Drop The Lime & AC Slater (B2B!)
Bart B More
Sound Pellegrino Thermal Team (Teki Latex & Orgasmic)
Zombies For Money
B. Rich
Udachi
Star Eyes/The Captain w/ Little Jinder
Flinch
Deathface
Caligula/Heroes & Villains

Side Room:
Supra1
Samo Sound Boy
Brenmar
Roska
Canblaster / Panteros666
French Fries / Manare
Mikix The Cat
Troy Kurtz & Tamara Sky

AC Slater and his imprint Party Like Us Records are back with a new release from Udachi who comes hot off the heels of his recent collaboration with Jubilee (they released the “Paypur/Smoke Rings” EP) on Nightshifters. Udachi finally gives us his first original production since the “Jellyroll” release on Trouble & Bass last summer. “P-Funk Skank” is a full on party track gets the nasty techno remix treatment from DC tag team Nadastrom.

Udachi – P-Funk Skank (Nadastrom remix) (zShare)

This is the new hard hitting single from Juiceboxxx and Dre Skull, it’s called “Hype” and is released by Vicious Pop Records today. The single comes backed with remixes from Dre Skull himself, British hero Sinden and NYC bass phantom Udachi.

Juiceboxxx & Dre Skull – Hype (direct link)

Grindin Top 15 (September):

1. Bok Bok – Ripe Banana
2. Fake Blood – Fix Your Accent
3. L-Vis 1990 – Run
4. Joy Orbison – Wet Look (Buy at Beatport)
5. Justin Martin & Claude Vonstroke – Beat That Bird (Buy at Beatport)
6. Bok Bok & L-Vis 1990 – Wake Up Early Every Morning
7. Udachi & Jubilee – Smoke Rings (Buy at Beatport)
8 Digital Manges – Manges (Sharkslayer Remix) (Buy at Beatport)
9. Dubbel Dutch – Trollsta (Round Table Knights Remix)
10. Boys Noize – Nerve
11. Brodinski & Noob – Peanuts Club (Buy at Beatport)
12. Lil Silva – Different (Kingdom Remix Ft. Jazmine Sullivan)
13. Raekwon – Only Built 4 Cuban Linx II album
14. L-Vis 1990 – United Groove (MJ Cole Remix)
15. Fuck Buttons – Surf Solar

The monthly Grindin chart is compiled by the Grindin network. Read more about Grindin here. We will be back in October.

Nightshifters continues with their heavy bass induced world takeover, their next release comes from two of NYCs finest dj’s/producers, namely Udachi and Jubilee who gives us the “Paypur EP”.

“We’re proud to present our next EP, this time a collaborative effort between two of New York’s Hottest DJ/producers Udachi and Jubilee! A beast of a release, Paypur features two incredible original tracks by the duo and five stunning remixes. AC Slater states “This could easily be the biggest release of 2009. I’ve been playing this in every one of my DJ sets for the past 6 months.” Garnering support from the likes of Tommie Sunshine, Fake Blood, DJ Craze, and Klever, and BBC Radio 1 Airplay on Kissy Sellouts show, it has breakthrough potential! “Paypur” begins on a mellow old school tip with an 808 bounce that builds into an oscillating frenzy of a drop. The track follows an imaginary clubber on his first night out, he thinks he has the swag, but the push and pull of the track shows the subtle comedy of someone succumbing to too much “fun”, then regresses from the perfect bliss of mixed substances before hurling it up with a psychedelic whine of chest thumping bass.

While the two original tracks are simply amazing, the remixes are equally incredible. Nick Catchdubs enlists hot-as-fuck lyricist Kid Daytona to re-construct Paypur into a screwed dirty south styled jam filled with swagger and ready for radio airplay. Venezuela’s Cardopusher pushes the bass to the maxx with his mosh-pit-dubstep remix of the same tune, while Thunderheist’s Grahmzilla flips the vibe into an expansive techno affair ready for your next sunrise session. Breakbeat hardcore legend Luna-C turns “Smoke Rings” into a dub-bass rave anthem of the next level akin to ‘SL2 on a ragga tip’. And while a rave vibe can also be felt in Dre Skull’s incredible remix, he pushes up the Funky snares and adds a sinister breakdown that’s sure to get shirts flung off the dance floor.”

Udachi & Jubilee – Paypur (direct link)

BONUS: Nick Catchdubs just sent over his remix with Kid Daytona.

Udachi & Jubilee – Paypur (Nick Catchdubs remix (zip file with main + clean version, Sendspace)

Video for “Smoke Rings”.

Finally all the 4 parts of the Rico Tubbs new remix album are available from most digital mp3 shops. A massive 17 track package includes remixes from B.Rich, Tes La Rok, High Rankin, Mr.Miyagi, Udachi, Mikix The Cat and Audiostalkers among others. This version is a special mash up of his own remix by HETS (half of Swedish electro masters Mr.Miyagi).

Rico Tubbs – Unbelievable (HETS Remix Puto Saborosa Mash Up) (direct link)

The Trouble & Bass crew out of NYC have gone from strength to strength during the last two years. They happen to be one of our favorite dj crews and now they’re about to follow in our footsteps with the latest edition of the Scion compilation CD series. This is the 25th edition and it’s packed to the brim with some of their heavy bass induced gems which we’ve all grown to love. We just received this spectacular promo mix that will show you exactly what Trouble & Bass are all about.

“Scion has partnered with Brooklyn-based label Trouble & Bass for the latest installment in the Scion CD Sampler Series. What is Trouble & Bass? Trouble happens every time the Brooklyn-based crew of Drop The Lime, AC Slater, Star Eyes and The Captain get together to throw legendary dance music events. Bass is everything, whether the backbone of releases on the Trouble & Bass label or the driving force of the ballistic, sweat-inducing DJ sets – all timeless rhythms, unforgettable melodies, and surprise after speaker-quaking surprise. If you’ve been missing the raw energy that made electronic music so exciting in the first place, this is where it’s been hiding. Trouble & Bass crew are the DJs who are defining a new New York sound and sharing it worldwide. Riot inciter Drop The Lime, formed the Voltron-like T&B a mere two years ago, but already they’ve earned kudos the world over!”

Trouble & Bass – Scion CD Promo Mix (Sendspace)

BONUS: Here are two of the tracks off the compilation. AC Slater with the dubsteppy, chainsaw bass wielding “Calm Down” and Trouble & Bass head honcho Drop The Lime with the fantastic “Tabac Theme”.

AC Slater – Calm Down (YSI)

AC Slater – Calm Down (Sharebee)

Drop The Lime – Tabac Theme (YSI)

Drop The Lime – Tabac Theme (Sharebee)

Tracklist for the mix and tourdates will follow after the jump.

These events are FREE! RSVP is strictly required for entry at scion.com/avrelease. Early arrival is suggested as space is limited. Entry is not guaranteed. Line up subject to change.

Sun June 21st – Miami, FL
Tue June 23rd – Atlanta, GA
Wed June 24th – Los Angeles, CA
Thurs June 25th – Austin, TX

Cotti ft. Doctor – Calm Down
AC Slater – Calm Down
Jakes & Joker – 3K Lane (L-Vis 1990 Edit)
Drop The Lime – Tabac Theme / Sisqo – Thong Song (Accapella)
Roska – Elevated Level (Kingdom Edit ft. Brandy)
Dre Skull – I Want You (Bok Bok Remix) / Janet Jackson – If (Accapella)
Starkey – Listen In
Star Eyes – Disappear (Dexplicit Remix)
Caspa – Marmite
Blaqstarr – Get Off (Jack Beats Remix)
Udachi – Jellyroll
MIkix The Cat – Handz Up! / Shannon – Let The Music Play (Accapella)
Scottie B & King Tutt – African Chant (Top Billin Remix) / Major Lazer – Zumbi (Accapella)
Acid Jacks – Crazy Legs
Drop The Lime – Howling
Drop The Lime – We Are The Future
Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs – Bournemouth (Tomb Crew’s South Coast Teenage Pregnancy Remix) / Vanilla Ice – Ice Ice Baby (Accapella)
Math Head – Come To Me feat. Illvia
Little Jinder – Youth Blood

Homies AC Slater, Udachi, and B. Rich started a new record label, Party Like Us Records, based out of Brooklyn, NY.

“The mission with Party Like Us is to release dancefloor friendly tracks that incorporate all kinds of classic dance music elements with a creative and original edge. Basically, we like heavy bass that pounds and drives the dancefloor.”

At the Discobelle HQ the obvious question was: Who doesn’t?

First out is AC Slater with the track that shares name with the label. The original surfaced on the internet already in 2007 but it gets a new life with brand new remixes from Udachi, The Bulgarian, Kanji Kinetic and Shy Child. They give away the original and the Udachi remix away for free and the rest you can pickup at Beatport on January 20th.

AC Slater – Party Like Us (YSI)

AC Slater – Party Like Us (Sharebee)

AC Slater – Party Like Us (Udachi Remix) (YSI)

AC Slater – Party Like Us (Udachi Remix) (Sharebee)