features
May 3rd, 2016
Fabrikate Interview
In the modern era of dance music, sometimes what people don't know seems more important than what they do. Many artists forgo traditional things like managers, labels, web-sites, and pictures of themselves. Yet despite lacking all of these seemingly necessary tools, they are making quite a go of it, with full tour schedules and staggering Soundcloud statistics. We came across one of these new breed industry slayers through their recent release on Armada Music...
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electronic
May 2nd, 2016
Didgeridoo by Command Q
The opening bars are no surprise given that the song is called Digeridoo, and the guys who made it are from Australia. But what follows the relatively tame beginning is anything but. Say hello to Aussie Bass duo Commad Q. Not only is their name one of the more dominant key combos in the entire QWERTY universe, their production is nothing short of astounding trap and bass music...
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electronic
April 29th, 2016
Do it Anyway by Ben DJ -Javier Penna Remix
For those still trying to grasp what 'Nu Disco' means then you need look no further then Javier Penna's fantastic and funky remix of Ben DJ's 'Do It Anyway'...
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electronic
April 28th, 2016
Pop That by DJ Huda (Breaks In N Out Mix Clean)
Aside from Jack the Rippers true identity, what happened on Easter Island, and who built Stonehenge, one of histories greatest mysteries is why breakbeats aren't more popular as a genre. Everybody seems to enjoy a good combination of hip-hop and dance music, yet breaks don't seem to generate the uber-stars of house and trap. Well one man has been committed to changing that for years, and if his latest release is any evidence, he should be popping up all over the place very soon...
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features
April 27th, 2016
Neil Armstrong Interview
“Growing up in the Golden Era of hip-hop, there just came a point where I just didn't want to be a spectator anymore. I wanted to contribute to the whole culture. I ended up just latching onto the DJing aspect of hip-hop culture, and I was most excited by the whole turntablism scene...
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hip-hop
April 26th, 2016
Bet On Me by Ana Lou ft Too Short (Dirty)
Rnbass is back again with another genre defying escapade into club music. Ana Lou's 'Bet On Me' features the top notch vocals we've come to expect from R&B's newest queen...
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electronic
April 25th, 2016
Get Away (Made Monster Remix) by Reach, Tarro & Fransis Derelle
Airy keys and pitched up vocals open the track, but despite its makers being from Los Angeles, this is no beachside chill-out number. California production due Made Monster brings these soft opening moments to one of the heaviest trap hybrid songs your likely to hear...
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electronic
April 22nd, 2016
Questosahn - Danzadub Style ft DJ Quest (Original Mix)
A flute, a wicked baseline, and samples from just about every genre of modern music. What on earth do we call this tremendous concoction of influence? Well it's creator, the legendary San Francisco scratch master DJ Quest has chosen to call it "Danzadub Style".
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hip-hop
April 21st, 2016
Def Manic - Summer Vibes Feat. Kota Banks (Dirty)
We love an artist that defies convention. For the longest time hip-hop has followed a familiar format involving an alternating verse-chorus-verse-chorus structure. 'Summer Vibes' by Def Manic is a chilled out number that defies such convention by opening with a 2 minute R&B style serenade by the uber-talented Kota Banks.
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electronic
April 20th, 2016
Swedish House Mafia - One (Garmiani Remix)
A few years back The Swedish House Mafia dropped 'One' and the tracks opening synth has become an iconic musical moment. So it's no surprise that Garmiani's 2016 remake is currently crushing clubs and festivals all over the world, even garnering support from the The Mafia themselves...
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