We have a very special treat this week kicking off the Trap Dojo. We’re premiering the sick new track from TastyTreat, a remix of Zomboy‘s track “Here to stay”. Featuring UK Dancehall star Lady Chann, this one starts off fairly minimal, with a heavy subbass line and a smooth horns section before Channs lyrics build up to a dramatic drop of carefully organized chaotic synth wobbles. The second drop is less chaotic and has alot of that heavy grinding trap flavor before the horns take us out. TastyTreat just signed to Bird Peterson‘s Teenage Riot Records and has a great looking year ahead of him, especially if he keeps releasing tracks as exciting as this. Go show him some love on Facebook to get this one for free.
Following up, Kid Womp takes on my favorite song from TNGHT and absolutely destroys it. Keeping that minimal style of the original, Womp rearanges the chimes into something so similar yet so different from the original. The next couple tracks are from the new Brillz album “Twonk”. The first one is a huge party starter, sure to get the dancefloor jumping, while “Smashi Tup” will have your head banging with the heavy bass lines, and has a really cool horns section sure to get your feet shuffling. Bird Peterson is taking his game a little further with this glitchy track. Ookay has a couple songs on the Dojo this week, first up, what i’m assuming is an April fools joke with “Oorah”, just listen to it all the way through and you’ll understand why. The other track is the totally serious “Star Wars”, starting off with a trapped out version of the Mos Eisley Cantina song, at just the moment you would expect Han to shoot Greedo, the whole room is destroyed by lasers. The second half of the song is the Imperial March that will have you letting out your darkside on the dancefloor when it drops. Continuing our Space theme is the trancy Proletariats remix of some Cosmic Gate. The rest of the list is filled with with Trap bangers and trapped out hip hop, before Shackles takes us back to space to chill things out a little bit before Kastle really crushes it with the vibes for an emotional finish.
Goooo (Kid Womp Remix)’
