Cypress X Rusko – Lez Go (Mustard Pimp Remix)

We simply CANNOT believe how three of some of the most respected acts in their genres came together for one flawless track. It is no surprise that Cypress Hill and Rusko have been planning musical domination with their collab project Cypress X Rusko. However, add L.A. + France’s Mustard Pimp to the table and we have a whole different game. This new rigorous rendition is raised a heavy Drum & Bass that still adheres very much to the original vocals. Listen and grab the Free download below.

Cypress X Rusko
Lez Go (Mustard Pimp Remix)
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Paradis – Hémisphère

If you are having a calm and hazy morning and need a tune to sooth you into a good mood, look no further. Young Parisian duo, Paradis, just released a sophisticatedly crafted 12″ featuring two rich electronica tracks “Hémisphère” and “Je m’ennuie”. Listen to our favorite of the two ‘Hémisphère’ below.

Paradis Hémisphère
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‘Hémisphère’ was released May 22nd on Beats In Space Records

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Breaking: Prince Charles Announces DJ Tour (UK)

OK. We lied, call this our very late april fools. Unlike Paris Hilton, Prince Charles has no intentions of following a DJ career), although he did take a few minutes to learn the craft. While vising a young center music studio in Canada, Prince worked his mixing skills at the Yonge Street Mission in Toronto. The 63-year-old prince successfully learned to scratch and fade a record as a deejay instructor let him try his hand at the turntables according to Telegraph.

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Childish Gambino – Tell Me [Feat. Das Racist’s Heems](Radio Rip)

Childish Gambino shows apparent signs of moving into a new direction. While he may have a casual approach to his music, his latest single “Tell Me” shows a much more determined Gabino maturing in style and production. Das Racist’s dogmatic MC Heems joins Donald Glover for another release, following “Unnecessary” with ScHoolboy Q and “We Ain’t Like Them”.

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Tell Me feat. Heems
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Metric – Speed The Collapse

Following their first single “Youth Without Youth” off their upcoming album Synthetica, Canadian indie rock Metric are giving us another preview with the release of the much subtle “Speed The Collapse”. The explain,

Synthetica is about staying home and wanting to crawl out of your skin from the lack of external stimulation…about forcing yourself to confront what you see in the mirror when you finally stand still long enough to catch a reflection…about being able to identify the original in a long line of reproductions. It’s about what is real vs what is artificial.
Speed The Collapse

Synthetica will be released June 12th.

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Zedd – Spectrum (feat. Matthew Koma) [Preview]

Electro House prodigy Anton Zaslavski, better known as Zedd, is gearing up rip the Beatport charts once again with the release of Spectrum. The young German producer, signed to OWSLA, took the electronic scene in blitzkrieg fashion drawing influences from Progressive house, Complextro and Dubstep, ultimately pioneering his unique style.

Now that an official preview for ‘Spectrum’ is finally out, speculations for the single have been rendered mute. It is a confirmed banger. Featuring long-winded vocals, a shower of filtered synths and a larger than life drop, ‘Spectrum’ captivates in its full range.

Zedd
Spectrum (feat. Matthew Koma)

‘Spectrum’ will be released on June 4 on OWSLA.

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Deadmau5 – The Veldt (Evan Duffy Piano Cover)

Piano covers are particularly interesting as they often expose the underlying composition and structure of a track. The most successful producer in electronic dance music are often the ones that employ a level of classical understanding to their note progressions and melodies (Wolfgang Gartner, Deadmau5, Porter Robinson). Evan Duffy is a composer from Virginia who just few hours ago uploaded this clip of him covering Deadmua5′s The Veldt. The delicate and stripped away rendition by Evan of one of the most popular songs this summer is a wonderful reminder of how the basic elements in music are often the most powerful.

Deadmau5
The Veldt (Evan Duffy Piano Cover)
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