This is the 200th post for Sweet Little Bleeps, so I had to make sure that it's a fitting post. I was cruising around on the internetz the other day when I came across Hatiras' soundcloud page. On it he is giving away a number of bootlegs that he's done of artists that include Ludacris, Kanye West, Donna Summer, Daft Punk, and Dragonette, and I'm going to share all of them with you now. Make sure to follow him on soundcloud to stay up on future releases from the guy, as he is one of the most talented producers in the House would today.
I have several little bleeps here that should interest you if you're into Dubstep at all.
The first comes from a crazy little artist that goes by Doctor P. While not a lot is known about this Midlands, UK producer, what we do know is that he is amongst the biggest and best selling Dubstep producers out there. Almost every single one of his bleeps has been snatched up faster than gold in San Francisco back in 1849. This one will be no exception. Expect it to drop on Circus Records on September 12th.
Something that has recently come to my attention is Callan Maart, a 20 year old sound engineering student from Cape Town. The guy pumps out a little bleep that I could listen to all day. A mellow wobble over a fantastic melody, one for your library for sure. Buy it at Beatport.
Dillon Francis has been getting a lot of love from all-star duo Major Lazer, and has dropped his Swashbuckler EP on Play Me Records. One little bleep in particular stands out, it's called 'Take Me High,' and when it drops, guess where it takes you.
And last but certainly not least is a Hindi music meets Dubstep bleep that will make you want more. It's been remixed by Cottonmouth for massive effect, and you can buy this one at Beatport as well.
Hey bleepfans, so we're finally operational and ready to go again. There have been a lot of amazing little bleeps that have cropped up in the week since this blog has been down. I'm going to share them all with you guys right now.
First up we have, an aptly named little bleep from Dada Life. It's basically a remake of Satisfaction from Benny Benassi with a few twists and turns. If you've been into electronic music as long as I have, it will be a bit nostalgic as well ;).
Then there is what I consider to be F.O.O.L's best production to date, and a great remix of Ludacris. Not to mention a positively STUNNING remix from Bassnectar.