As big of a fan as I am of the Glitch Mob, this might be one of my favorite remixes from them, so that’s saying something. Great electronic take on the very talented TV On The Radio’s track from an earlier album (2009 I think), The Glitch Mob takes it to another level. Support the Glitch Mob on Facebook or by checking out their new ‘We Can Make The World Stop EP’ (featuring the “Warrior Concerto”) and turn this one up.
Damn I’m loving Dillon’s sound recently, when it comes to hype tracks, right now it gets no better for me than a new Francis mix. I just posted recently about a surprisingly good Underneath The Sycamore remix, and he drops yet another track on his SoundCloud yesterday, so dude is putting in work! Enjoy.
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As much as I love The Glitch Mob, I can’t help but miss some of the solo edIT madness that Ed Ma used to put out. This has to be one of my favorites of his “bangers”, although I’m still a huge fan of his earlier work such as the classic “Crying Over Prose For No Reason”. This is the version featured on the Crush Mode mixtape, and it really kicks, so turn up the bass and enjoy.
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New track previewing what R/D’s been up to recently, was excited to check this out and was not left disappointed. Featuring Swan was an awesome choice by both artists, the voice and the music are really memorable and create a really unique track, not possible if one didn’t have the other. I look forward to more of R/D’s releases after hearing this one, but it’s just a tease right now (no download), but you can get updated when the album is out by joining the mailing list below.
The signature track off of the new “Malbec” album by Ben Samples (buy it on Beatport). I’ve featured the first release, “Shadows Of Love”, and now here is a more original sampling of Ben’s talents (the other was a remix of a classic song). Love the glitchy sound Ben gives to this one, his productions are always catchy and memorable, and this one is no different in my opinion.
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Another great track with that signature warm synth R/D sound. Kind of strange in that this track appears to be a mashup of an entire EP called “Cricket” (also by R/D), but it appears to have been remixed into a single song. Creative to say the least, but R/D is already known for putting out some uniquely awesome creations such as his “Stave The Ego, Feed The Sould Remix” and his “Give Up The Ghost Remix” as well. Overall a unique premise for a track and a good outcome.
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Some mixtape craziness from Sugarpill, who I’ve featured before. Mix of a couple of his tracks (that were previously only available for purchase), so nice way to showing some love for his fans with a few freebies. I also got another track of his to feature, kind of an oldie (1 year ago) but not too many plays, so it might be new to you. Enjoy!
Ahhh… electronic musician names. Ridiculous names aside, this is actually a pretty solid and really upbeat track. I guess you can’t expect a song to be that serious with that artist name… Fun vibe from this one, definitely had to let you check it out.
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Big, BIG track today by Ben Samples, promoting his new album Malbec (which is out the 8th, already live on SoundCloud). What can I say about this track? It takes a classic song (I love the original), mixes in some fine production, and is an overall smash. Better yet, it’s free! Definitely don’t let this one pass you by, and make sure to show Samples a little love by sharing this new track and his new album.
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Wow, what to say about this track… simply another banger. I’ve featured both full albums by Big G and Dom’s Black And Yellow Remix, and I’m glad to see the sax is back in full effect in this track. Still contains the trend towards a more “womp” dubstep sound if you get my meaning, but with a much heavier emphasis on the sax, perhaps Dom trying to please both sides of his growing fanbase? Either way, I approve.
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