I really dig Mom & Dad. They just released a new EP on Larry Tee and Alexander Technique's DJs Are Not Rockstars label titled "The Whole Sh'Bang" sportin' remixes from Tom Stephan and Harvard Bass.
We've got the latter for you tonight for your listening and spinning pleasure. Of course Harvard Bass is in full form here, with his massive lean production.
Pick up the original, Tom Stephan, as well as the Harvard Bass mixes on iTunes and Beatport now.
Been really excited to share this! Subdrive homey Terror Dactel and our newly anointed house MC, Charlie Tippie, teamed up to rework Charlie's original minimal hip-hop tune "Vocaloid" (originally produced by Ming of Ming & FS). A departure from Terror's recent work, the tune actually flips back to his original hip-hop production and is a hint of what's to come from these two artists.
Expect to hear new Terror Dactel tunes soon, including an EP from Charlie on Subdrive in 2010.
I love supporting folks from my hometown, especially when they're actually really talented. DC-based producer/dj Nacey hit us up with his remix of Major Lazer's "Hold the Line". If you don't know Nacey, he's part of the hot Nouveau Riche crew with Gavin Holland and Steve Starks.
Nacey's remix of the Lazer tune is a slower and darker jam but keeps Santigold's great Mr. Lexx's vocals intact.
Major Lazer - Hold the Line (Nacey Remix)
Zero 7 are back with a new album titled Yeah Ghost and lucky for you, they sent us a fresh album track titled "Everything Up (Zizou)", featuring the vocals of Eska Mtungwaz, to share with all our readers. Keep an ear out for the first single "Medicine Man" coming out later this summer and pick up the album when it drops on September 8th!
Zero 7 - Everything Up (Zizou)
"Hooligans" is topping the UK DMC charts at #1, so Don decided to share two more remixes with us, both from bass-heavy masters. First off, famed Dutch dnb production crew Noisia decided to mix things up and gave "Hooligans" their own take on the tune, but with a twist on electro. I have to hand it to Noisia, they've broken out of the stigma of being within one genre, and they once again prove that they are one of the best production teams out there. This tune will be playing all over very soon.
Secondly, we've got a dubstep cut from Wire, Example's tour DJ. It's hard, nasty, grimey will make your brain rollover in its skull. It works really well with the original tune, but is a lot nastier than Doorly's take (which is fantastic as well).
Grab both below, and be sure to give both remixers, Example, and Don Diablo himself some myspace love!
Don Diablo feat Example - Hooligans (Noisia Remix)
Don Diablo feat Example - Hooligans (Wire Remix)