Static Revenger - Turn The World On [feat Dev] (Kezwik and Protohype Mix)

The original "Turn The World On" premiered on TSIS not so long ago, but the track was a little too 80's, electro-pop'ish for me to stomach.  That being said, my taste in EDM is a little heavy, so if you don't like a little kick with your party music, then don't listen to this.  Kezwik and Protohype start the mix out Poppy and light (the kind of Dubstep that girls love), but then right around the 1:40 mark, this song turns 180 degrees and rearranges your insides (I mean that in the most flattering of ways).  Go a few shots deep, sit down in front of the subwoofer, and you'll see what I mean.  Then get back up and rage your face off.

Sister Nancy vs. Lauryn Hill - Never Lost One (Wick-it Remix)

This song has swag.  That is all.



Shout out to Brooks Courtney.

Ed Sheeran - The A Team (Koan Sound Remix)

This is very different from anything I've posted about before.  KOAN Sound is a UK producer who I've been giving a lot of love recently, and when I found this remix he did of  "The A Team," I knew it would be worth writing about.  This song is truly unique.  It has the kick-snare, half time beat of Dubstep, yet it maintains the sentimental, dreamlike quality that Ed Sheeran gives the original track.  That is what makes this remix the best I have heard of this song.  It's not a banger by any means, but the production is top notch, so I have to give it up to KOAN Sound for doing it again.  Give it a listen.  This guy is seriously talented.
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Also, if you haven't heard the original song, it's definitely worth listening to.  The music video is one of my favorites.

Shout out to Nic Mahaney 

Major Lazer - Get Free (Yellow Claw remix)

Major Lazer is arguably one of the first major Trap/Moomba/Jungle producers out there and anything they put out is worth a listen to me.  I realize I've kind of been on a Trap rampage lately but it's just so damn good!  If you've liked any of the past stuff I've posted by Flosstradamus, Major Lazer, Baauer, or CRNKN, then you'll like this.  If you didn't like any of that past stuff, buy a bigger sub-woofer.

Chris Brown - Bassline

Dubstep is trending HEAVILY in pop music these days and I'm loving it.  First it was Rihanna with her seductive jam, Red Lipstick, who caught my attention, and now it seems Chris Brown has decided to dabble in the genre.  In "Bassline" Chris raps over a track that sounds like it was produced by the original Bass Head, Bassnectar.  Listen with a solid pair of headphones or speakers and Chris promises that (at least) you "girls [will] like his bassline."  Rihanna likes his bassline.  Thats for sure.

Shout out to Dan Gravina 

Tiesto - Lethal Trap Industry (MeauxGreen remix)

Tiesto just got Trapified.  The Trance/House legend has been on the scene for a long time and it's refreshing to hear Tiesto in a new genre.  This song has all the signature Tiesto elements: Huge, echoey synths, epic builds, and spacial, open ambiance that makes you feel like you're either in a dream or in a giant arena at a music festival.  However, the bass line is very Trap oriented which makes this song like nothing I have ever heard.  I love it!  Make sure you listen to this with headphones or BIG speakers.

KOAN Sound - Look Who's Back

I really just wanted another chance to draw attention to KOAN Sound.  This guy is reinventing Funk music.  Simple as that.  Add a few fresh bars from UK rap duo Former Beggars and you get straight fire!
(It says "Buy on Beatport", but if you click the button it's actually free...)                        


Shout out to Bill Fox

CRNKN live at Boston's Middle East night club

ATTENTION ALL BOSTON AREA! DL New Hampshire producer CRNKN only recently came onto my radar, but I've been checking out his stuff lately and it is HOT.  Whats even more exciting is that he is playing a set at Cambridge night club, The Middle East, Tuesday August 14th!  Check out the event on Facebook or buy tickets now for 10 bucks at TicketWeb.  But LADIES, if you go before 10:00, you go free.  I've talked a lot about Trap and Moomba and its potential for fun parties, and now is you're chance to see for yourself.  Here's some of his best.

Futuristic Cypher - My Homies Still (remix)

This guy Future took Wayne's beat and absolutely murdered it! For those of you who don't know, that's a good thing.  Download at their website http://www.onlyfuturistic.com/ while it's still free because Futuristic is going to blow up for sure.

High Rankin and Tigerlight - Hundred Miles High

This is quite possibly the hardest, heaviest, meanest Dubstep I have heard in some time.  The bass line reminds me of Borgore, a self-proclaimed "Gorestep" DJ who I posted about last month.  Take that as you may.  The vocals are weird, but you serious Dub fans out there wont care.  Needless to say, this song is not for the faint of heart.  Give it a listen... if you dare.  However,  if you don't have a decent subwoofer, don't even bother.  In fact, don't even bother with this website.  Go home and rethink your life.  Or just buy a better subwoofer.  Until then, I will pray for you.