Chad Bechard & Zack Johnson as Lazerdisk Party Sex, have thrown us an existing new take on Justices’ ‘Helix’ provoking maximum consequences across electronic fireworks and synthesized bangs. The upshot is superior.
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Green Light is Go: on this late night candle burner Aerials … How ultra, ultra, ultra glorious is this rendition by Michigan’s, Grand Rapids Kiely Rich? Terrifyingly sublime.
Mr Andrew Lin (aka Aylen) has tempted us back into the constraints of powerful mashups and enjoyable bootlegs. Postured around those case-holds of structural forte & sustainable audio endowment, we position our list through an eye watering world-best of epic and groundbreaking beats marked: “Remixtape: Number Two.”
For the full “Remixtape II” package, then download the whole compilation HERE.
There is more juice running throughout this LP than a barrage of low fat Burger King Whoppers that are free of gherkins and high on pure beef content. Finger-munching-good!
And if you were SILLY in missing this nugget first time around, then be 2000% sure to get some ‘Wayne Brady’ into your lives > right here. As this one is thee BOMB!
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Power-played into suitable and aspirated functions, this remarkably fruity remix by DEJA (containing the alluring vocals of Kristina Miltiadou) give off a lot more sense to the ears much unlike the garbage that was spooling out from a couple of the UK politicians sitting in the House Of Commons today. Thank the world for DEJA.
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The Acid Invaders who hail from Brussels in Belgium quite justly deserve a whole new category awarded onto them. Kicking off a right n’ proper medley with ‘NOW!’ that sounds like The Chemical Brothers on even more acid than they are on already, we soon get to unravel their takes on LCD Soundsystem and Foster The People. A rare Kevin Saunderson remix of Acid Invaders transforms their own production called ‘Change’ into rapturous housey-applause, so it doesn’t get any better than this.
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Thank the lucky stars that this world that we’re living in is not the twilight zone. Or maybe it is after finding out that tidbit of news … Roll on the eight ball of longevity.
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Bass of Ace (aka Ace Chung) has twiddled his I-See-No-Pop-Music digits again and like a five year old who has just opened his Christmas presents for the very first time, he has gone “Pow-Pow-Pow” towards the likes of Nicki Minaj – and cried out “Can I have some red Haribo sweets please?” at Diana Ross & The Supremes ultra-nicely.
Boy has this young man got some manners …
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Chew Lips begin by a techy n’ sharp two and a half minute plus puncher that’s throwing clenched bullets well above its weight. All alongside the Rockin Tsars remix of Sebastian Ingrosso & Alesso’s ‘Calling’ that seems to be their prettiest and best production yet.
Togglehead (aka Aaron Metford) gets his picture camera out and takes three snaps that are packed with stadium glossed slides marked: ‘Automation,’ ‘Colossus,’ and ‘Epilogue.’ So Toronto, Canada will be extremely proud there …
Italy’s Fresco & FDS provide us with a true shining bright light via ‘From Here To Eternity’ from Giorgio Moroder, whilst Belfast’s Screendeath goes on a radiant, tribal & progressive techno journey full of dark turns and dives.
Misha K slips down the route of Tiësto quite remarkably and polishes through a full-fired hands-raised allergy of sounds, while N3AKO gets the UMF Radio / Sirius XM carers excited and drops more missiles & notions through a genius diet of Tydi, Armin van Buuren Himself and Tom Fall.
Nearly wrapping up proceedings with crystal-cut beats and piano intensified praise are the UK’s most friendliest chappies known as the Stereojackers. Taking on Chicane’s most cherished & played anthem called ‘Offshore’ results in five other hugely desirable mixes alongside theirs by Luke Terry, Joonas Hahmo, Jay Mocio, Dave Rose and Adam Burn.
Each entailing a glorious Ibiza-edged return, there will be no tax dodging in sight for these audio expats during the summer. Concluding with Project 46s’ new baby called ‘Brave Heart,’ the pump and the floaty feelin’ good energy of ‘Offshore’ runs side by side into ‘Brave Heart’ – and gives Mel Gibson a hug for all the blue + green M&M’s in the world.
Tracklisting for N3AKO : United States Of Chaos Volume 001 DJ Mix:
1. Omnia & IRA – The Fusion (Armin van Buuren Intro Edit)
2. tyDi feat. Jennifer Rene & Tenishia – Greater Heights (Tom Fall Remix)
3. Spencer & Hill vs. Chris Luvly vs. Albin Myers – Less Go To Hell (N3AKO Bootleg)
4. Far Too Loud vs. SchoolBoy – Party World (N3AKO Bootleg)
5. Far Too Loud vs. Knife Party – Megaloud Friends (N3AKO Bootleg)
6. Dirtyloud vs. Afrojack vs. Dan Sena vs. Kids at The Bar – Song of Selecta
(N3AKO Bootleg)
7. Chuckie vs Knife Party & Porter Robinson – Who Is Ready To Jump (Revolvr Bootleg)
8. Sak Noel- Loca People (Dave Silcox Johny Fuck all Day Bootleg)
9. Steve Aoki x Bassnectar x Swedish House Mafia x Tommy Trash – Red Antidote (N3AKO Bootleg)
10. Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike, Yves V & Angger Dimas vs. Quintinno – Epic Madagascar (N3AKO Bootleg)
11. Tiësto vs. Porter Robinson – Maximal Unison (N3AKO Bootleg)
12. Kill The Noise vs. R3hab vs. Sylar Grey – Kill The Dance (N3AKO Bootleg)
13. Dada Life vs. Alesso – Raise Your Epic (N3AKO Bootleg)
14. David Guetta x Laidback Luke x Afrojack x R3hab – Turn on The Prutataa
(N3AKO Bootleg)
15. Axwell, Ivan Gough & Feenixpawl Feat. Georgi Kay – In My Mind (Aylen & Xristo Remix)
16. Starkillers & Dmitry KO – Don’t Hold Back (Original Mix)
17. Angger Dimas vs. Tommy Trash – Big Fucking House (Original Mix)
18. Hardwell & Chuckie vs Robin S – Show Me Move It 2 The Drum
(Hardwell Sensation MashUp)
19. Zedd vs. Angger Dimas – RIA Stars (N3AKO Bootleg)
20. Hujje vs. Hardwell vs. SHM vs. Laidback Luke vs. Bassjackers vs. Nari & Milani – Haunting My Spaceman’s Atom Behind (Gazzo Bootleg)
21. Gotye feat. Kimbra – Somebody That I Used To Know (Tiësto Remix)
22. Porter Robinson – Language (No Body Remix)
23. Gemini feat. Greta Svabo Bech - Fire Inside
24. Xilent vs. Feed me vs. Gemini – Skyward Whiskers (N3AKO Bootleg)
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Already covering Dave Owen’s sublime D&B remix of Dorsh’s ‘Belief’ just under two weeks ago, Dorsh now brings to the world his download-for-free LP entitled “Neopolitan.”
Collecting together a plethora of wonderful melodies and sounds across eleven tracks + two bonus treats, Dorsh simultaneously spits an album through – to you the listener – that’ll make you think twice abound his own journey of past hurts; future voyages; and present tastes that are pleasant to capture. Dorsh has done himself proud here.
Put an inspired-by-Disney film into a juice blender.. throw in some sparks and electro house thrust.. and you have yourselves one heck of a tea party. Will scones do you Sir?
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As the WWE crowds are chanting at the moment; Mr Valentine’s new wonder gets a booming loud: “YES!, YES!, YES!” all the way to funk-errific heaven.
On three..
“Ain’t no stoppin’ us now.. we’re on the move…”
Woooooooo!
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Setting the bar extremely high amidst the future task of sifting through the talent and witling down the extreme, Nicky Romero is proud to launch his own new record label called Protocol Recordings.
Urging YOU the producer to send across your music to demos@protocolrecordings.com for consideration, Protocol Recordings is looking for pure-bred excitement.. captivating originality.. and straight-edged innovation.
‘WTF!?’ by Nicky Romero & ZROQ is released on 28 May 2012 exclusively through Beatport.
Nicky Romero:
Finally Protocol Recordings is here!! A new musical home for me personally and hopefully a platform for many other artists too. The main goal is to release great music and help others grow and develop in the process. Exciting times are upon my team and myself as we have worked very hard to make this happen. With WTF!? being the icing on the cake as payoff for this great joint effort.
Coming clean away from his Facebook free range of Rexi styled dresses and Triangle coiffured hairstyles, Rex The Triangle posts us an ∆-incensed Chicagoan clout & French disco pouts! It’s beautiful Darrrrlings!