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sick standout from my boys Hulkkonen and Dahlbäck:

Bandy Party • Kebacid

tek tues

though overshadowed by the U.S in almost every other area of note, mexicans manage to approach edm with a smarter sensibility than 99% of american prods. today's main attraction is a handful of technical music from the deep south. i came upon the mexican netlabel kreativa during my internet travels today. thought i'd share.

La Dusant (Du Sant Remix) • Hernan Bass

La Dusant (FavioM Remix) • Hernan Bass

La Dusant (Spektor Remix) • Hernan Bass

Lotambo (Tunes for Food Remix) • RuLO

and a really bomb track from the boys of Donk:

Fuling • Donk Boys

holy ramadan

while the popularity of die antwoord's music video increases, so does the inappropriate use of the phrase "next level shit." any in search of adjectives for RAMADANMAN'S music can feel safe with that description though, as his music is radically different in subtly different in radical ways. oxymorons are in this season. enjoy.

Ramadanman & Midland ™ More Than You Know

Ramadanman ™ Glut

lost track o timee

too mutch yoda in my peace pipe made me forget i had a blog. not feeling too intellectual right now so this post will mainly feature BLOG SUPERSTARS! semi related (on the tip of anti-intellectualism), is this amazing quote from featured artist Bird Peterson which i will paraphrase since i can't remember where i found it.

"I like remixes with insane basslines that have nothing to do with the original track"

grab away:

Night of the Swagger ≈ Bird Peterson

Ultimate Bass Challenge 2000 ≈ Bass 305 (song includes best title ever)

A Bit Patchy ≈ Switch

sub-feature on "A Bit Patchy":

released in 2006, this song has been, and will continue indefinitely to be, the fire.

if you want bloghaus, i'll give you good bloghaus!

Oh Yeah ≈ Daft Punk

Non-Stop ≈ Mr. Masturbator, AKA Jesse Rose

Inner Midget (Nadastrom Remix) ≈ Dave Nada

bass part two

so everyone, i just illegally downloaded Rusko's album and it's some fire. I take great pride in being able to appreciate this body of work despite having staked out a very different sort of taste in edm then this adheres to. i hate drawn out descriptions of music, so i'll explain this album as Crookers' "tons of friends" done right. different genres, same vibe, except this one's not a misguided endeavor in cheesyness. track with gucci sucks. album highlights below:

that feel good shit

for indie kids

the big woop

the other big woop

plus it's tech tuesdaysssss

this track anticipated the gypsy-house explosion a year before it happened. it wasn't invented by stefano miele guys.

ringeltangel • basti grub

freak modeeeeeeeeeeee

in my mind, the above is the natural order of things. large bass equals body-quaking orgasm. and there is no fatter bass sound, than the forgotten WOBBLE of yesteryear.

Freak Mode • Douster

Cream (Arcade Remix) • Fedrico Franchi

Bad (Mowgli is Bad Remix) • Michael Jackson

(for future wobble-endeavoring producers: use as a reference point)

derp

went quite buck this weekend (12 purple xannie bars, nuff said). needless too say, my ability to write is quite diminished. these songs are all really good, and come from quite a wide variety of genres. ;)

Velodrome • Zomby (jungle-trance-hip hop)

Super Soaker • Louis La Roche (yee)

Fancy (Popof Remix) • Zoo Brazil (XL)

Too Fast (Zombie Disco Squad Remix) • Jamtech Foundation (FINALLY zombie disco squad is back on their game. first track from them in a while with some groove)

Calling Colin • Dolby Anol (love or hate)