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New collaboration between Dim Mak artist Dirty Disco Youth and fellow Euro Fukkk Offf. Tight, mechanical electro with a fat bassline and a martial drumbeat that I love.
Dirty Disco Youth & Fukkk Offf – “Nuclear War”
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New electro house feast from Canadian stars Zeds Dead. No one works harder than these guys, I feel like they release a new track every month. And they never suck.
It’s not often that house superstar Kaskade brings the filth to a party – the Mormon producer/DJ has always been more of an uplifting, house anthem kind of guy. But this remix of Zedd’s new track “Shave It” absolutely goes. Those synths are nothing to sneer at, and the remix as a whole boosts the song considerably. Give it a spin.
Zedd – “Shave It (Kaskade Remix)”
And the reward for most Euro-sounding song title goes to….but seriously, this track slays. Be it trance or house or, as “Maximal Crazy” proves, synth-tearing electro, Dutch legend Tiësto still knows how to make an anthem. I still stand by his 2010 Coachella show as one of the greatest I’ve ever seen, and if he keeps producing tracks like this, I can’t wait to see him again.
Las Vegas last weekend and law school orientation this week has the Klap going slow, so sorry about that. Paying my respects to the mau5 today: new track that goes quite hard in relation to the rather lackluster (in my opinion) 4×4=12. Nuff said.
deadmau5 – “Professional Griefers”
New Spencer & Hill track, which means a tasty new electro/house jam from one of the masters. This one has a particularly fat bass drop to it that helps it stand out from the rest of your blog house. Grab it and make sure to see them live if they ever come around near you – their set at HARD Haunted Mansion Atlantis last year was epic. Speaking of, Haunted Mansion 2011 just released their lineup, check it out: http://artists-haunted.hardfest.com/
Wolfgang Gartner’s long-awaited debut album Weekend in America finally drops September 20, and yesterday was the official release of some fresh Gartner material. “Menage a Trois” is not as easy to like as past crowd pleasers like “Firepower” or “Undertaker;” indeed, it’s glitchy as fuck. But it’s an interesting tack for the deadmau5 protege and definitely does the dirty on the dance floor. Buy it on Beatport and make sure to check out his album next month.
Wolfgang Gartner – “Menage a Trois”
New collaboration between Serbian DJ Dirty South and German producer Thomas Gold, this baby first premiered in my hometown at Electric Daisy Carnival in Orlando this past May. What I really dig about this are Kate Elsworth’s vocals, which some may see as your standard underground DJ/vocalist trying to make a name for herself but fits really well in the scheme of the track. For anyone who has seen Dirty South live, this song fits right with the best of his mixes: absolute house anthem potential.
Dirty South & Thomas Gold – “Alive ft. Kate Elsworth”
Ever since A-Trak and Armand van Helden dropped this at Coachella, people have been clamoring for the new Duck Sauce. After countless live rips and radio sneak peeks, it’s finally here, and, well, it’s pretty much exactly how you thought it would sound. “Big Bad Wolf” is as simple as a house song gets, but so was “Barbra Streisand,” and “Big Bad Wolf” is just as fun and frothy as that hit.
Mord Fustang’s Facebook profile describes his music as “arpeggios, wobbles, 1-up mushrooms and disco basslines,” which is about as good a set of adjectives as any to describe his latest track “Milky Way,” particularly the 1-up mushroom part. “Milky Way” could totally soundtrack Super Mario Galaxy. Don’t know much else about Fustang except that he’s from Estonia and has been burning up Beatport in the new year. Good stuff.
In preparation for the Winter Music Conference this upcoming weekend in Miami, the Klap will be busting out all sorts of electronica this week, starting with Swedish house wunderkind Tim Berg aka Avicii aka “the future of progressive house.” Guy was just able to legally buy a beer in the U.S last September and already has all sorts of Beatport hits, not to mention an electric live show (caught him in Las Vegas on New Year’s). “Street Dancer” is his latest single, and it’s got a bouncy, almost jazzy sort of feel to it that I love.
Tuesday’s as good a day as any to dance, eh? Having trouble finding any information about this guy (Dyson, however, is a fairly well-known German electro house producer/DJ) so let me know, this track bangs.
Hypster – “Nitro Party Music (Miles Dyson Edit)”
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