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[Chill] Khai – Do You Go Up (Kidswaste Remix)

Posted by Ivan Chung - February 4, 2016

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Do You Go Up (Kidswaste Remix)

Here’s a tune that will help you hit that reset button to your day. French producer Kidswaste puts out a remix of Khai‘s 2015 hit “Do You Go Up”, and it’s every bit of wonderful. Adding a fun and subtle beat to the original takes the tune up a couple notches while making it upbeat and the perfect evening treat. The synth chords go well with the original melody and help spice up the track a bit. If you appreciate Khai’s soothing vocals, this version will definitely do them justice. We’re excited to see the young producer getting in his elements, as these remixes keep getting better and better. Keep an eye out for Kidswaste, as he never ceases to provide us with more auditory pleasure.

[Future] Kadington – Candyman

Posted by Sara Natkins - August 31, 2015

Kadington
Candyman

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Kadington’s new release “Candyman” is the first track off of his newly released EP, Don’t Kick the Cat, out on Spirited tomorrow. “Candyman” has an addictive uplifting melody, and radiates nothing but good vibes. The chill intro sets a moving groundwork for what ends up becoming a euphoric build up before packing in some intensity. With such a playful carefree sound, smiling is almost inevitable when listening to this one. You can also hear an exclusive Kadington track off the EP in the brand new futuristic racing game, Breakneck! Needless to say, Kadington’s new releases have us stoked to hear what else he has in store for us on Don’t Kick the Cat. Stream “Candyman” above.

[Future House] Bebe Rexha – I Can’t Stop Drinking About You (Loud Luxury Remix)

Posted by Sara Natkins - April 22, 2015

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Drinking About You (Loud Luxury Remix)

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We’ve all been through heartbreak before. It’s a sensation so much deeper than any other that swallows us up in a dark pit of misery. Though usually only temporary, it still remains one of the most feared experiences, as we succumb to our sadness and allow it to take over our lives. To cope with it, we desperately seek comfort in almost anything. What is one of those common ways? Drinking of course. Drinking to become numb to that ungodly pain. Another common method is listening to songs about break ups or missing someone while bawling our eyes out, punching walls, or shoving pints of Ben & Jerry’s down our throats.

Bebe Rexha’s broken-hearted tune, “I Can’t Stop Drinking About You,” incorporates the idea of drinking to forget into a song written about attempts to move on from a failed romance, but only finding that moving on is nearly impossible. But as relatable as this song is, sometimes bleak lyrics are not the best method for coping with heartbreak. Instead, joyful and poppy music may serve as a better way to pick ourselves up. That’s where Loud Luxury steps in. They transform the melancholy track into one that listeners will inevitably find themselves dancing to. The original vocals lose their feminine quality and take on a deeper, but less dramatic tone, which allows us to listen to it without feeling so emotional. Though the pained lyrics remain intact, the pain is masked by a fuego beat that invigorates you in such a way that you’ll forget about that old lover and move onto the next person you see on the dance floor.

[Future] Tinashe – All Hands On Deck (Remixes)

Posted by Sara Natkins - April 15, 2015

You know those tracks that are just so good, you never want them to end, so you put them on replay? The ones that bring life to your ears? It’s thanks to those tracks that we started writing about music in the first place.

Now is probably a good time to put the spotlight on two stand-out artists, Giraffage and PACES. Both put their own spin on Tinashe’s heated tune, “All Hands On Deck,” creating two unique sounds, one just as highly addictive as the other.

Starting off with Giraffage’s, he takes a bit of an edgier, darker approach to his remix. The result is a combination of deep house and future that does away with the original’s hip-hop feel, and provides a brand new ambience that’s a bit more sophisticated.

PACES, on the other hand, puts a much more playful spin on the sultry original and transforms the not-so innocent track into one that radiates youthful innocence. The thick texture, comprised of glittery synths, heightened pitches, and feel-good vibes, makes it nearly impossible for this remix to lose your attention.

But whether you feel like getting down and dirty, or doing cartwheels on the beach, both of these remixes will undoubtedly fit your mood.

’Tinashe – All Hands On Deck (Giraffage remix)’

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’Tinashe – All Hands On Deck (PACES Remix)’

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[Future] Vanic X Aquilo – Losing You

Posted by Sara Natkins - March 4, 2015

Vanic X Aquilo
Losing You

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Yet again, Vanic has proven himself an exceptional producer. Creating music that cannot be described by any word other than “addicting,” he exercises his ability to create melodies that appeal to any and all listeners. Not only this, but he has mastered the skill of balancing his sound within collaborations–finding ways to allow vocalists to shine through his powerful music.

In his latest release, “Losing You,” Vanic takes on the hypnotizing vocals of UK duo, Aquilo. Together, Aquilo’s voices and Vanic’s powerful melody compliment each other in the most unpredictable way, and consequently forms a product that is unimaginable in sound.

DJ SoySauce – Broken Record ft. Joni Fatora (Louis The Child Remix) [TMN PREMIERE]

Posted by Brooke Ferguson - February 3, 2015

SoySauce
Broken Record (feat. Joni Fatora) (Louis The Child Remix)

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Now that the cats out of the bag about DJ SoySauce’s true identity (1/2 of the project is Royals), we can’t help but feel the anxiety within us come to a subtle end. The anonymity behind that project drove us through the wall and into a realm of high blood pressure and insomnia. Now that that’s finally over, we can go back to sharing the latest internet-breaking tune from TMN favorite’s, Louis The Child, and their sensational remix of DJ SoySauce’s, “Broken Record” featuring Joni Fatora.

Louis The Child are a couple of young kids who just happen to have quite the knack for producing…and slaying the Hype Machine charts like a Nord slays a dragon in Skyrim. Today we are absolutely thrilled to be premiering their remix of “Broken Record” and can confidently say that this is one of the most phenomenal pieces they’ve crafted yet. Without straying too far from the original, Louis The Child transform this DJ Soysauce gem into a head bobbing, futuristic, hella fun anthem of 2015. Filled with beautifully side-chained synths, a cheerful progression, and fun little breakdowns to make us feel like we’re 6 years old in a candy store, LTC give us a delicious new rendition to make our ears and mouth crave more. As we try to find a remedy to settle this sweet tooth (other than the repeat button and a pint of Ben & Jerry’s), make sure you pick up your free download and add an extra scoop of happiness to your day because LTC is about to boost your mood like never before.

[Future] MS MR – Dark Doo Wop (Birthday Boy Version)

Posted by Sara Natkins - January 9, 2015

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MS MR- Dark Doo Wop (Birthday Boy Version)

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When it comes to remixes, there are only a few outcomes that can be reached: the remixes that take a beautiful original and in the simplest of words, destroy it, the ones that take a song and turn it into something even better than the original, and finally the ones that take a great track, and transform it into a divergent product of just as much greatness and quality. Most of you can probably agree that music such as MS MR’s is borderline flawless to say the very least, and to renovate any of their tracks is a pretty bold move.

After successfully astonishing all of us at TMN with his feel-good remix of Beyonce’s “Party,” Birthday Boy once again catches us off guard with his latest remix of MS MR’s “Dark Doo Wop.” Maintaining the fun, care-free sound we first heard in his “Party” remix, Birthday Boy mixes in some hints of funk while preserving the mysteriousness that betokens MS MR.

Though many of you may be die-hard fans of the original, may we strongly suggest you give this rendition a listen. It differs much, but is just as sweet to the ear.