Lack of internet = Lack of posts.
Enough of the bullshit. All these tracks come with the highest recommendation.
A couple of weeks ago
ZZT released the official remixes of the epic Zafrika. Its packed with ten remixes that cover a wide variety of styles .The duties are carried out by
Clouds,
Afrojack,
Plein Soleil,
Julio Bashmore and
Marseille just to name a few. With a catalog of artists like that on board for the release ,it comes with pride that I say the best of the pack comes from Aussies
Light Year and
The Finger Prince (Gus Da Hoodrat). Light Year are killing it at the moment.
ZZT - Zzafrica (Light Year & Finger Prince Remix) It the eyes of many it seems that the man they call
Diplo has simply outgrown the dance music industry.Juggling his
Major Lazor project all while producing for music heavyweights the likes of
Snoop Dogg,
Kid Cudi and now
Young Jeezy (AYE!), people have been quick to write the man off recently .When his name does pop up though, you generally know the music is going to be of very high quality. Something fresh from
Diplo as he teams up with talented Frenchman
Douster.
Diplo & Douster -ON!ALERT ALERT ALERT!!!!!!! This is quite possibly my favourite track at the moment. LA natives
DSKOTEK gave this one away for free the other week. I never got into Megaman as a kid, but god dammit I'm in to this track. An original concept executed to perfection.
DSKOTEK- Megaman (Highly advised.)
It wouldn't be a post by myself if I didn't post some deeper stuff.So that I will.
Popof, saying his name around a bunch of kids would probably make them giggle between each other. But throw one of his tracks on and the kids will more than likely run away. I wish I could play his music whenever a spoilt whinging kid was around. From his
Wax Machine EP released late last year,something you do with your plate after eating dinner.
Popof - Wash ItIt seems I cant do a post without throwing up something from the
Dirtybird fam. Blaze one up, have a few beers and listen . You really have to listen to this from
START TO FINISH as the narrative is of a dude on a mushroom trip.
Justin Martins touches really enhance the story and almost make you feel like its you that's tripping balls.A few years old ,but sounds as good as when it came out.
Marshall Jefferson & Noosa Heads -Mushrooms (Justin Martin Remix)Another one from
Dirtybird here, and an unlikely candidate to make a release on the label.
With releases like this coming out the blender, its no wonder
Dirtybird stay ahead of the game. This played on a good system will have you thinking someone brought a beehive to the club. Its only a couple of dollars so go buy it in 320 at
Beatport.
Sebastien Leger -Bees (Highly Advised)
Sadly in April this year ,Gerard Smith bassist of the iconic
TV On The Radio passed away. So when I saw that
Crystal Vision had done a remix of arguably their best song Staring At The Sun, I really hoped they didn't ruin it. And to my pleasant surprise, they didn't.
They managed to keep the raw emotion of the original in tact all while adding a dramatically heavy bassline. If you hadn't heard of this band, you should definitely check them out.Dubstep fans will love this.
Tv On The Radio -Staring At The Sun ( Crystal Vision Bootleg Bass Remix) Highly Advised
And I will finish up today on a lighter note.
BeatElectric, in my opinion the best blog when it comes to old school disco jams. They posted this ol school flava a small time ago along with a dub version of the original . Below is a link of the dub version and the video clip .Fucking Hilarious!
Music isn't meant to be serious all the time people!
Break Machine -Break Dance Party ( Dub Version)Bonus..........
Boy 8 Bit- May 2011 Mix. (Tracks in comments)
Diplo just unleashed this epic moombahton mix. I know there are a lot of crew sitting on the fence with this genre. Hopefully after listening to this massive mix you will jump on board. I really can't get enough of this right now!
Starting off with little knowledge of electronical genres, Modek soon realised just how complex it was to make those tracks that made dance halls blow apart. Very soon, he plunged himself into the electronic scene and became a huge fan of producers and DJs of the likes of SebastiAn, Justice, Erol Alkan, Boys Noize, etc. Today, Modek’s tracks are being picked up and supported by a lot of Djs all around the world. With releases on respected labels such as Mental Groove and Dim Mak and a spot on the WKA roster, he keeps growing and expanding his fan base and is ready to take over Europe and the world! He just released this track to celebrate 2000 fans. I cannot stress enough how good this track is. I have been losing my shit over this all weekend!!! Easily one of the biggest drops going round. Reminds me a lot of Ado's recent work.
The good people at SiriusXM Satellite Radio let Skrillex bang it out last saturday for 2 hours. So as you can expect its completlety face melting right from the get go. I'll let the tracklist do the rest of the talking for this one..
17 year old Dubstep producer Davr from Umeå, Sweden is known for blasting out hard hitting aggressive Dubstep tunes. With several releases out on labels like Play Me Too, Filthy Digital, Tuff Love Dubs & Dub Cartel, Davr is a producer to watch out for. 
When I'm on the hunt for new tunes and find that perfect track that simultaneously makes me smile, sit up in my seat and turn the volume up to ten, I always think 'this must be a how a junkie feels when they score'. I know I'm not the only one who thinks like this too.... so what does that make us. Music junkies? Track whores? Beat addicts? 
Unlikely doesn't even begin to describe Porter Robinson's rapid ascent to the forefront of the world of dance music. Hailing from North Carolina, 18-year-old Porter Robinson had never set foot in a club when his smash hit "Say My Name" shot to number one on Beatport's Electro-House chart, making people do just that on dancefloors and DJ booths across the globe. Complex yet catchy, and classic yet cutting edge, Porter Robinson's instantly recognizable sound has earned him the raving support of legendary producers such as Tiesto, Paul Van Dyk, David Guetta, The Crystal Method and Armand Van Helden, and landed him shows across the globe – all before he has even had the chance to finish high school. Porter will be touring Australia soon through Vamp Music and The Music People so keep your ears to the ground. You dont want to miss this guy!
I just stumbled upon these couple of mixtapes by Audio Addict. They are a little different to usual as they are basically a tribute to his heros, he just uses all of their tracks and remixes. The thing that doesnt make this whole concept lame is that he chose to use 2 industry leaders such as Skream and Liquid Stranger.