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After releasing one of the heaviest trap songs we’ve ever heard, a remix of Pantera’s “Walk” featured on this weeks Trap Dojo, Chicago duo Team Bayside High show a completely different side with a beautifully chill remix of one of our favorite songs by The Postal Service. Their Bootleg of “Such Great Heights” features heavy soothing bass lines, chimes and whistles, perfect for sitting back, spacing out and thinking of warm summer nights. After remixing Metal and Indie, who know’s whats next for these talented producers, because clearly nothing is off limits for them to remix and absolutely destroy in any way they want.

’The Postal Service – Such Great Heights (Team Bayside High Bootleg)’

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This weeks Trap Dojo is divided into four sections. The first track, from thefaded. kicks off with a massive build up that will have you saying “Wait For It” to drop that almost never seems to come. The mood and pace continues to build over the next few tracks, including the UZ remix of “Cowboy” by Zeds Dead, a remix of Baauer’s “DumDum” and climaxing with Alex Young‘s insane remix of “Ah Yeah”. The next four songs are all spaced out trap bangers. Starting it off with the deep and jazzy “Ride Up”, heRobust infuses some electro beats, and the other two tracks lay down a big room sound thats still thuggin enough to hear coming out of the trunk of a Cutlass. I should warn you that the next section is going to be an all out assault on your senses. Starting with some dark drumwork in the intro, “Brain Splat” drops a bassline that will leave your head splattered over your backseat like Marvin from “Pulp Fiction”. DJ Snake throws some dark trap with a hardstyle twist over French MC, Stromae’s aggressive bars, then Team Bayside High does something crazy and makes the heaviest track we’ve heard to date. Remixing none other than Pantera, they are able to chop the heavy riffs into filthy trap beats, and June gives us some spooky bass to finish. Our final section includes a remix of the “Django Unchained Theme” by Kissy Sell Out, some Cyber-Footwork from the LOLGurlz and three progressively more emotionally evocative Love trap songs for a beautiful send off.