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Washington DC producer Jesse Tittsworth has had quite the year getting praise from Billboard, BPM, and URB Magazine as one of 2010’s DJs to watch out for. His debut album “12 Steps,” released by Dominique Keegan and Stretch Armstrong (the man responsible for bringing you The Wu Tang Clan) is noted by Yahoo! Music to be contender for party album of the year. Making a signature sound for himself and the DC dance scene, he recently finished touring with Good Vibrations festival, performing alongside A-Trak, Kid Sister and Jackbeats.

Dillon Francis took a stab at Tittsworth’s track “911” to create what can only be described as Dirty Filthy Hard Loud Raunchy Crunky
Dub-House. Turn speakers up to 11 for this one and let Francis’ remix of this track just take you on another level.

Tittsworth – 911 (Dillon Francis Remix) by DILLONFRANCIS

Look for Dillon Francis and Tittsworth on Plant Music

Los Angeles party people, Tittsworth will be spinning at Vanguard on Oct. 8th. Check out the website to buy tickets/info on getting in for free.

Keep it dirty

Call it what you wanna call it I’m a fuckin’ alcoholic! Fun to yell at a party (even if you’re the only one doing so). Swedish house DJ/producer Tim Berg recently released his own interpretation of the tag line. Though the original is slightly reminiscent (and not in a bad way) of Funkagenda’s “What The Fuck,” Swedish duo Dada Life, definitely pumped some of their signature energy into this track.
Probably what they think this song would sound like to someone who is, well…DRUNK. Final product: Something full of bass with a big room vibe, perfect to throw your hands up and bob your head to.

Perfect to also shake a few beers to and spray the crowd with…just don’t get none on my carpet.

Dada Life’s latest EP, “Cookies With A Smile” is out on Big & Dirty Records.

Tim Berg – Alcoholic (Dada Life Remix)

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Regi & Kaya Jones – Take It Off (Dada Life Remix)

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Bonus:
Kaskade Feat. Haley – Dynasty (Dada Life Remix)

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The four man band known as Does It Offend You, Yeah? hail out of the UK (London specifically) and have made a dent stateside on the electro/rock scene since their debut album came out in 2008 via EMI. Probably one of the more under-rated acts to come out of the last part of the decade, they are known for their high energy at shows and lyrics/track names with quirks and silliness at times (see “Attack Of The 60 ft. Lesbian Octopus”). Their sound, which can be compared to the likes of The Bravery, The Faint, LCD Soundsystem, Friendly Fires and The Black Kids with their hard hitting synths and often heavy (but never offensive) drumming just screams to be remixed and has been over the past two years by the likes of Station X, Cold Blank and Fear Of Tigers to name a few.

The Error Operator Remix of their latest single” We Are The Dead,” (which was released for free to their fans via doesitoffendyou.com last week) off their new upcoming album takes a different remix approach as opposed to what has been done by the likes of remixers/producers before them. Deconstructing the song by making it a lot more somber than the original gives this song a whole new feel. Whereas the original starts slow and stays high energy with their signature hard drums and synth throughout the last 3 minutes of the track, the remix maintains a more laid back vibe than the original. The addition of the downtempo beat gives this song a more of a chill and haunting vibe without completely overworking the song.

The haunting sound the remix gives the track works perfect for the title…We Are The Dead…

[cue zombies]

Does It Offend You, Yeah? – We Are The Dead (Error Operator Remix)

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Does It Offend You, Yeah? – We Are The Dead

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