In some ways, Daft Punk’s Human After All remix isn’t exactly anything new, seeing as it came out back in 2006. But it was a Japan exclusive, so American ears never got to be tingled by the rinsed sounds of Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo and Thomas Bangalter. Finally, here is the worldwide release which means it’s […]

In celebration of this year’s Record Store Day, Pretty Lights — aka Derek Vincent Smith — released a limited edition double 10” vinyl set for his The Hidden Shades EP. The blissful and bass-ful sample-heavy collection featured four unreleased B-Sides and remixes from last year’s Grammy-nominated A Color Map of the Sun album — which we posted for […]

SoCal producer Carlos Serrano has just mixed another mashup of two top vocalists, this time being the UK’s pop/R&B crooner Sam Smith and new album Ultraviolence-releasing Lana Del Rey. You’ve heard our two cents about the latter of before, but she still puts out some decent tunes. Sam Smith, on the other hand, has been lost in […]

The Glitch Mob have steadily grown from a few guys rocking the LA breaks scene in the mid-2000s. Originally a five-piece mob who formed in 2006, they are now a trio of bass-heavy DJs and producers consisting of beat benders ediT, Boreta and Ooah. Following the unexpected success of the sophomore album Love Death Immortality — […]

TOKiMONSTA gives a glitch bass makeover to Tinashe and ScHoolboy Q’s “2 On” single, lending some much needed heft to the DJ Mustard produced track. Definitely far better on real speakers…

Yesterday we shared the Disclosure-produced “You Stressin’” from Bishop Nehru, and today it’s a certified legend that collaborates with the Lawrence Brothers. Apparently the meeting of exceptional musical minds happened when Mary J first heard Disclosure’s “F For You”, and fell hard for the young brothers’ production. Inspired and on her own accord, the R&B diva […]

Simply one of soul music’s timeless classics, Marvin Gaye’s “Sexual Healing” is not a track you really want to sully. But Norwegian producer Kygo does a very nice job giving it a completely different vibe while still being ultimately respectful to the source material. You can give it a listen below, and if you want […]

What are your feelings on Daft Punk’s massively (over) hyped long play Random Access Memories? While it’s a solid piece of work with moments of brilliant production (e.g. “Contact”), it’s clear that it lacks the immortality of Homework. Chilean/American tech house phenom Nicolas Jaar seems to agree. He’s collaborated with Dave Harrington on a series […]