We really don't have any time to waste here. An incredible track by a Berlin bass soldier that goes by the name of Objekt. Immaculately produced. Rhythms in constant flux. Jaw dropping opening bassline. Neck dislocating qualities. Upcoming May release on Rubadub records. Use with caution.
This dude made a brief appearance on the scene earlier last year with his single "BTSTU", which was released for free on myspace. Over a year later, it has exploded onto the blogosphere and has been remastered and released by none other than XL recordings. In my humble opinion, "Don't fuck with me" is a fantastic way to open a pop song. The combination of falsetto vocals and crunchy basslines doesn't hurt either. I give you Jai Paul.
I won't bother trying to articulate the beauty of this mix any more than Teki Latex. Apparently this frenchman has better english than I do. Check the writeup and track list here. All i will say is that it features the most promising and progressive talent France has to offer.
Brief post on the most swaggering beat i've heard in a while. Accompanied by none other than Rosay, Duece Poppi brings that unmistakable Atlanta fire. Huh!
Do i ever have a treat for you guys tonight...Torontonian and Boys Noize artist Rynecologist just did a murdering mix for Muckme.com. The mix is filled with exclusives, upcoming collabs, and other such goodies. Blam.
Longtime favourite Noob is putting out an EP, entitled Crumble, on Popof's Form records. If you haven't heard of Noob, know that he is at the forefront of french techno, making immaculately produced beats that never fail to get those heads nodding vigorously. This EP is pure unadulterated fun. Teki Latex on vocals for the last track? I think so. Listen up.
!!!! Hugest moombahton track yet. Ever? Dillon Francis has done it again. Toddla T was recently taken by the moombahton scene on our side of the pond. He proceded to dedicate an entire BBC radio1 show to the worlds sexiest genre. He then promptly got this genre-blending bass hound on remix duty for his latest single "Take It Back". The result is a slow burning yet immensely explosive dancefloor killaaa. I'll let you get to it.
Montreal native and electro hero Tiga has taken over BBC's six mix. Tune in for the best of techno. Riddled with hilarity, these two hours feature world exclusives from the likes of Gesaffelstein and upcoming releases on Tiga's label Turbo. The track list ranges from the grooves of nu-disco-house-dance-punk outfit Hercules and Love Affair to the techy goodness of Italian techno legend Marco Carola. But i'll let Tiga do the talking. boom. Tiga BBC Six Mix
