Will Power and Rico Tubbs are both respectively known for mashing up the place. So when they get hold of one of the Prodigy’s original clubland destroyers, and run it through the dubstep grinder, you know the room is gonna melt.
Prodigy – NO GOOD – Rico Tubbs & WillPower Dubstep (FREE DOWNLOAD) by Rico Tubbs
I’m a big, big fan of random animal sounds in club music, which probably stems from all the exotica I was subjected to as a kid.
On FBM, The Deficient used some monkey to fine effect in his remix of Major Havocs UBO.
Major Havoc – UBO (The Deficient Remix) by Fly Beat Music
And don’t forget DJ Enfusion implementing Lion to massive effect in Spiritual Technology
DJ Enfusion – Spiritual Technology (Original Mix) by Fly Beat Music
But today I am blown away by Canblasters use of horse in his remix of Drop the Lime’s Hot as Hell
Drop The Lime – Hot As Hell (Canblaster Remix) by CANBLASTER
All that remains to be seen is someone making good use of giraffe. Demo’s to sometimessean(at)flybeatmusic.co.uk please.
Inciting racial hatred aside, it’s pretty hard to ignore the impact Bridgette Bardot has had on pop culture. The organ line on Contact is so infectious it could probably warrant a health warning. Benjamin Vial has picked up on that tune, and gave it a good going over in his studio. Much like the original he’s managed to craft something very unique and unusual. I think I’ll have this on repeat for most of the day.
Brigitte Bardot – Contact (Benjamin Vial Edit) FREE DOWNLOAD (link in comments) by Benjamin Vial
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Ghetto Division are doing Santa’s rounds early with 2 more exclusive remixes released. Both are remixes from the new Rampage release, the South Side Boogie EP, which will do wonders for fans of Daft Punk. The Madjazz remix of Knights Over Chicago has a nice classic/acid house vibe going on, but it’s the bootified remix from Nader of the filter disco track What’s That Groove that really caught my attention.
Here’s a minimix from the Ep too.
Rampage – SouthSide Boogie EP Minimix by djrampage83
The EP is up on Beatport and more.
Jason Sparks has reworked his classic Gangsters for Botchit & Scarper. Euphoric chords always catch my attention as anyone that has heard my mix tapes will know. This is just the sort of thing I like to finish up on. Flore and Reso take things in a different direction with some driven and twisted dancefloor fodder, respectively.
Gangsters Remix EP by Botchit & Scarper
There’s a mix available to coincide with the release. Just check out that tasty tracklisting and try to persuade yourself not to download it! Great stuff!
Buy the release from Beatport
Jason Sparks DJ Mix (Download)
Track Listings
1. More Gangsters, Jason Sparks, (Botchit and Scarper)
2. Percolator (Claude VonStroke remix), Cajmere (Cajual Records)
3. She Devil, Jason Sparks ft Kahyène (Contrabass)
4. Acid Bass, Abel Ramos & Nicolas Ojesto (Juicy Music)
5. Bad Samba, Jason Sparks (Contrabass)
6. Kinderteller, Ian Pooley & Spencer Parker (Ovum Recordings)
7. Com Respeito, Buraka Son Sistema (Enchufada)
8. Oublie-Moi (Charlie Fanclub remix), Jason Sparks ft Benbjamin Vial and Kahyène (Contrabass)
9. Packback, Screendeath (Southern Fried Records)
10. More Gangsters (Flore remix), Jason Sparks, (Botchit & Scarper)
11. Dios (original), Oliver Huntemann & Dubfire (Ideal Audio)
12. Hyph Mngo, Joy Orbison (Hotflush Recordings)
13. Stuck (Various Production rmx), Lauren Pritchard (Pritchard Island)
14. Horny (Reso remix), TRG (Subway)
15. Pixies, Where Is My Mind (Bassnectar remix)
16. Come On, Come On ft Lisa Shaw, Scott Hardkiss (God Within Recordings)
Yes yes now! The next release on Fly Beat Music is BIG. Flores remix has already coined a new term in the blogosphere “Future Samba” and who are we to argue? The original is also causing quite a stir and as always DJ Enfusion has done justice for the legion of 90′s Jungle fans out there.
Here’s the Soundcloud widget to tie you over until December 20th, when it should be hitting a download store near you.
K.GoL – Shell Game by Fly Beat Music
And check out what Generation Bass are saying over on their blog too! (I’ll give you a clue – one of the dance tracks of the year!).
We’ve been getting great feedback from the likes of Blame, Youngsta and High Rankin’ for DJ Enfusion’s Spiritual Technology. This is now up on Beatport, as well as the usual stores like iTunes and Juno.
DJ Enfusion – Spiritual Technology (Original Mix) by Fly Beat Music
DJ Enfusion – Spiritual Technology (Mike Lennon Remix) by Fly Beat Music
This is some quality J-tek, and Mike Lennon drops some tech stylings into his dubstep remix too. Both serious dancefloor contenders.
Son of Kick featured here a while back with a freebie, and after having a quick browse on Soundcloud I noticed he is now including all his free tracks in one page, including his remix of Stanton Warriors Pop Ya Cork, Flores The Test and a dope Jay-Z dubstep booty. So don’t hold out, go click.
Also, feed the man some $crilla by supporting him over on beatport, including the massive Revolution package on Way Way Records, which is some kind of mangled dubstep/electro/8-bit mish mash.
Who remembers Club Action by Yo! Majesty? I certainly do. That was such an amazing track which helped launch Shunda K into the limelight. Her most recent escapades being with Flore on her rendition of Cars by Gary Numan.
Just out is I’m Da Best, taken from her forthcoming debut solo album The Most Wanted. I’m Da Best reunites Shunda K with band mate Shon B along with a slew of remixes. One of which is a downtempo electro number with added French licks by Les Gourmets. This is in our hands to throw whimsically into the wind like a wad of cash as if we had just received a big windfall, so enjoy it.