This video is nearly 2 years old now, but hell if it ain’t worth watching again and again. The creativity of turntablists + technology = feeling of inadequacy as a DJ. Rafik is the man.
Gucci, Louis, Fendi, Prada
July 31, 2011 By 2 Comments
Every year there always seems to be at least one female artist that gets more remixes than a DJ Clue intro. That chick this year is Kreayshawn (and Adele). So without wasting much more time on things you already know, here’s a multi-bwomp selection of Gucci Gucci remixes from some very talented producers:
Dubstep:
Kreayshawn – Gucci Gucci (Dumbsteppaz Remix) (spice)
Kreayshawn – Gucci Gucci (K-Theory Remix) (sugar)
Glitch Hop:
Kreayshawn – Gucci Gucci (K. Flay Remix)
Kreayshawn/Beats Antique/Cryptex – Antique Gucci (Cryptex Reglitch)
Moombahton:
Kreayshawn – Gucci Gucci (Long Jawns x Bobby la Beat Moombahton Remix)
Breaks:
Kreayshawn – Gucci Gucci (DJ Real Juicy Bass Blend) (courtesy WhiteFolksGetCrunk.com)
Electro:
Kreayshawn – Gucci Gucci (Rock-It Scientists Remix)
DJ Invisiboy – Y Gucci Gucci (Kreayshawn, Tommy Sunshine, The Yeah Yeah Yeahs)
Purple Mashup:
Fullhaus (Kreayshawn vs Kito and Reija Lee vs Gucci Mane & Yatta Mann) – Gucci Gucci Gucci
-Ev-1
BWOMP! Mix Series 006: Great Scott
June 9, 2011 By Leave a Comment
Our latest installment in the BWOMP! Mix Series comes from Glitch.FM founder Great Scott. His contribution comes in the form of an omnitempo, glitched out, melodic mixtape that just might make you jump out of your seat and dance. Hip hop meets bass heavy breakbeats across the hour long mix, scattered with vocal chops and peppered with just the right amount of whomp to leave it feeling fresh.
Subscribe to the BWOMP! Mix Series Podcast through iTunes, or check out all of the mixes here.
BWOMP! Mix Series 006: Great Scott – Dystopian Sessions
Tracklist:
1. Great Scott – Lookin Good feat. Dual Core
2. Si Begg – Sithop2 vs. MSTRKRFT – Bounce
3. Eddy Crusher – Starting Blocks
4. Underworld – Cowgirl (Great Scott’s Melty Face Remix)
5. Great Scott – My Sashimi feat. Royal Sapien
6. Jillian Ann – King of Solitude (Great Scott Carotenoid Remix)
7. Infusion – Gotta Leave Now (Momu’s Spiral Staircase Remix) vs Dead Prez “Hip Hop”
8. Mesmer – Whenever You Want Me (Great Scott Remix) vs Clipse – When the Last Time
9. Ground Control – Be Nice (High Eight Remix) vs. Dre/Snoop – Next Episode
10. Plastic Shell – Channel Blocker vs. Mochipet – Tangle (Matt B Remix)
11. Youthful Implants – Jah (Great Scott’s Pastafarian Remix)
12. Stephan Jacobs & Sugarpill – Level Attack feat. Naada (Great Scott’s Hadouken Remix)
13. Matthew Dunehoo – Don’t Kill Yourself (Great Scott’s Just Get It Over With Remix)
14. The XX – Crystalised (Dark Sky Remix) vs Nas – I know I Can
BWOMP! Mix Series 006: Great Scott - Dystopian Sessions
RUN DMT is Out of This World
June 7, 2011 By 2 Comments
Two men of flexible style, Austin, TX based RUN DMT don’t let genre boundaries restrict their creations. Both Parson and Lemiwinks, the brains behind RUN DMT, bring their veteran producer talents to a new arena, and are being extremely well received throughout the scene. With their tunes being rinsed by folks such as Bassnectar, 12th Planet, and Kill the Noise, and their newest release landing in the top 10 for dubstep on Beatport, these guys are on a fast track to playing worldwide before you know it. And for damn good reason! Their ability to run a wide spectrum is one of their strongest points, as they dart effortlessly back and forth between epic bangers, multi-tempo sub-hop, and funky-bounce moombahcore, all the while delivering driven, tangible bass.
Their releases on Beatport have been blowing up the charts, so make sure to swing over and take a listen to both of their recent offeringss: Blast Off EP (on Teenage Riot) and Drop Top EP (on Play Me Records)
J Majik – Solarize (RUN DMT and Bird Peterson Remix)
Cutty Ranks – Limb by Limb (RUN DMT Junglestep Remix)
RUN DMT – Baraka’s Theme (From Mortal Kombat 2011)
Mickey Factz – We Young (RUN DMT Remix)
Nico Luminous – A Man on a Mission
June 6, 2011 By 2 Comments
Nico Luminous takes a soulful approach to creating electronic music while fusing melodic progressions, futuristic sound design and organic elements into dirty bass drops. “Sunrize in LA”, his most recent release on Street Ritual records on March 21st 2011, went straight to #1 on Addictech.com. The EP is an elegant downtempo lovestep journey moving swiftly between haunting samples, throbbing sub-bass and 8 bit funk.
Having been performing as an MC/Beatboxer since he was a teenager, Nico also puts those skills to work in his Youtube music production tutorials.
His recent tune “Rock That” is a sexy dubstep track that shows Nico’s versatility in the studio. His intelligent remixes of “Tell Me Your Care” by Roisin Murphy, “Baby Boy” by Beyonce and Sean Paul, and “Imagine” by John Lennon exemplify his ability to make a song his own and still maintain the original character of the piece.
Roisin Murphy – Tell Me You Care (Nico Luminous Remix)
Beyonce and Sean Paul – Love is Real / Baby Boy (Nico Luminous Remix)
John Lennon – Imagine (Nico Luminous Remix)
Enjoy!,
–BREDE
Get Blunted
May 11, 2011 By Leave a Comment
Blunt Instrument is a glitch, midtempo producer duo from Australia. Their remixes of The Rolling Stones’ “You Can’t Always Get What You Want” and Radiohead’s “Street Spirit” are quality glitchy, midtempo numbers that add new bass fueled dimensions to the originals. “Battle Toad” featured on An-ten-nae’s “Acid Crunk Vol. 3″ compilation solidified their place in the burgeoning midtempo breaks genre.
Their latest release on Simplify Recordings, bring back their signature midtempo funk in a two pack of mid-range burners that’ll have you kickin’ up dust in no time.
On the A, Blunt Instrument proves that when it comes to humor, they still prefer the playground variety with “Beans for Pauly”. As promised, the duo deliver flatulent funk over an off-kilter breakbeat. The party really gets into full swing when some prominent horn stabs take charge. A funky floor filler, these Beans heat up over a low flame with just enough spice to make things interesting.
It seems like these boys have been in the kitchen lately, and it’s apparent that their favorite method of cooking is over low heat, musically speaking. On b-side Simmer Gently, they “keep it real basic” with a 100 bpm funk schlumper. Inverted bass and low horn highlights produce a unique midtempo burner that never gets too hot.
Grab “Beans for Pauly” and “Simmer Gently” from Addictech.
Bob Marley – Get Up Stand Up (Blunt Instrument Dubstep Remix) (“RIP Bob”)
Radiohead – Street Spirit (Blunt Instrument Dubstep Remix)
Rolling Stones – You Can’t Always Get What You Want (Blunt Instrument Dubstep Remix)
For more great freebies, check their bandcamp and grab their freebie remix of The Mighty Boosh – “Bounce Bounce”.
