Marking the end of summer, New Jersey dream-pop maestro’s Real Estate have dropped a free download of ‘Green Aisles’, a taster of their upcoming album that comes wrapped in wistful, autumnal cosiness. ‘Green Aisles’ is lifted from the band’s forthcoming long player, ‘Days’, which is set for release on October 18th via Domino Records. Real Estate – Green Aisles by DominoRecordCo
Brimming with confidence, energetic Northern Irish quartet General Fiasco return with a preview of the lead and title track of their forthcoming EP ‘Waves’, which is due out on November 14th. A triumphant, uproarious indie-pop gem, ‘Waves’ comes packed with hooks that immediately grab you and reel you into the catchy sing-a-long chorus. General Fiasco – Waves by Dirty Hit
Irish singer-songwriter and Music Ninja favourite, James Vincent McMorrow returns with a gorgeous version of Chris Isaak’s haunting classic ‘Wicked Game’. As with his recent cover of ‘Higher Love’, James has stripped ‘Wicked Game’ back to its essence and rebuilt it around his stirring, atmospheric falsetto which shimmers through the sparse arrangement, delivering a more intimate take on the song. James Vincent McMorrow – Wicked Game James Vincent McMorrow – Wicked Game Download James Vincent McMorrow – Wicked Game [via … →
Oh, haven’t you heard? Dominique Young Unique is one of the more promising acts to be making a name for herself this year, having dropped the Glamorous Touch mixtape earlier this year. The relentlessly energetic Tampa hip-hopper just dropped a new mixtape showing off a more matured sound and a certain power play to mainstream success. The Stupid Pretty Mixtape is still full of her signature aggressive dancey style, but with more sophisticated hooks and production. “Gangster Whips” is one … →
Morgan Page has had some enormous tracks, and seeing remixes is a natural progression for months to follow. Before this, we hadn’t heard much about LoBounce, the young producer from Chicago, but he has our attention now. He has a really unique sound, which he describes as, “Drippy Bass”. It’s a melodic dubstep that crosses musical boundaries, and is really infectious. This remix of Morgan Page’s song, Fight For You, has smooth melty basslines, complex synth, and the occasional drop … →
I don’t know how I let this one slip by, but I’m glad Skream’s marketing team sent it over. “Up All Night” has so many perfect elements to it. The beat was produced by Switch and Diplo (Major Lazer). Then, add in Alex Claire’s vocals, who are some of the most powerful male vocals out there right now (I’d love to see him do a track with Adele). The original is great on its own, but the Godfather of Dubstep … →
LMFAO keeps making hits over and over again. They have this addictive quality to their music that always makes you want to have fun, dance, and party your ass off. While we love their music, we also love to hear something a little harder from time to time. Which is why this is a perfect match. Mord Fustang, the Estonian electro-house producer, just released this remix a few days ago. It’s got a filthy beat, some choppy synth, and retains … →
It feels like Christmas Morning. ‘Dirty Flash’, one of Avicii’s massive touring remixes, responsible for causing complete havoc at Identity Festival this year is finally exclusively in our hands much thanks to AtNight. This mashup between Diddy’s “Coming home feat. Skylar Grey (Dirty South Remix)” and Nicky Romeros’s banger “Flash” has been one of the most hyped bootlegs in Tim’s set. With its big room anthem-like feel and monster build ups, Dirty Flash (also known as Coming Home With A … →
Canadian duo Zeds Dead continues to impress me by bending the rules of the dubstep genre. Their mellow jam Coffee Break blew up on hypem a few weeks ago, and I don’t doubt for a second that their new EP Rumble In The Jungle will do the same. They recently released the title track of the EP on Soundcloud as a teaser, and it embodies everything I expect out of this cool, experimental pair. With elements of reggae and moombahton … →
Excision’s trademark style of insane, intense, in-your-face dubstep has made him one of the biggest names in the bass heavy electronic scene. To be honest, before I listened to this new album I thought that the majority of Excision’s work was a little too crazy to be a part of my usual set, reserving his most popular songs (Swagga, for instance) only for times when I’m feeling the dirtiest of the dirty. X-Rated, while still maintaining Excision’s heavy, brutal style, … →
