Ninetynine, renowned in the underground electro scene for his nightmare-esque bangers, comes out with new things for all you thrash heads. Mr. Oizo is remixed in the first one here. It is one of the best remixes of his songs that I've ever heard. Heavy electro stabs, with epic pads overlaying this remix, which tastefully samples, and stays true to, the original. What you end up with is a banger that few have matched and probably none have surpassed, reminding me both of Boys Noize and Haezer.
Next up is an official remix of Super Pixel!, another electro thrash band. They are signed to Digithype Records, and are doing a lot of damage. Ninetynine's remix is both epic and hardcore, as per usual. It is listenable in your home studio, and still has a flair that would do well in a club. Grab your copy right now.
I've got a lot of little Electro-Thrash bleeps here to give away. I was trying to find a way to post these individually, but I think it best to just share them all in one post.
Ninetynine gives away a brand new production. It reminds me a lot of what Neus does, as it's got that pew pew pew flair that he uses, and it's definitely one for your hardcore dancefloors. Make sure to follow Ninetynine on soundcloud for future releases from him.
Last Japan continues his streak of jungle influenced, dutch-house-esque electro with a new little bleep. You don't have to reach far for this one, you can get it right here.
Classixx gets remixed yet again. I thought I wasn't going to do any more posts on their remixes, but this one's actually quite good. Million $ Mano does a Nu Disco/Old Skool House rendition of 'I'll Get You.' Wonderful.
The Drum & Bass Arena gives away yet another little bleep. This time it's a mellowed out mix by Artificial Intelligence. It reminds me a lot of the old days when there was a lot of this stuff flying around. Definitely quite listenable for those of you not normally inclined towards DnB.
MiMOSA does a short little remix of Nina Simone. It somehow keeps its R&B/Blues feel while also introducing elements like old NES 8-bit sounds, and a deep resonate bassline at the drops. Something for your library.
I.D. gives away a new production that rides the line between mellow Electronica and Drumstep. It's a great little bleep that blends multiple genre's together for great effect. Maybe this will set a trend that makes Dubstep come full circle back to the mellow, minimalist side where the different elements are indistinguishable from each other. That's my hope anyway.
And lastly we have Sweet Little Bleeps favorite Chrispy teaming up with Krypton to bring you some massive Bass. Chrispy has always been under my eye, and it has been a pleasure watching him grow into a pretty decent producer. His new release is a testament to that.
Born in a club and raised by a pack of wild prostitutes, Chauffeur avoids the light of day. He prefers to live when the stars come out. At night the city is alive and you can feel her pulse. It is the solid thumping kick momentarily drowning all of your senses, the pummeling synths that will turn you savage, the melody and sounds that release your soul.
Today he slakes the Electro famished of us with a couple of remixes of Drop The Lime and ninetyNine. Chauffer is in the drivers seat, and he isn't about to pull over.
Also, his Streets EP combining pop music with rave aesthetics is out right now.
Lots of little bleeps have come out since the last goodie bag. I plan on releasing them to you all over the next week or so.
In the meantime check out these. First up we have a a few little bleeps from nintyNine. You might remember his sick remix of We Are Tokyo's 'Best In Me'? Well, he released a few other bleeps on his soundcloud page for free, and I'm going to share them with you now. The first one reminds me a lot of old school SebastiAn or Justice. The Electro/Nu Disco connection and what not.
Then there are a couple of Lady Gaga remixes that have gotten some attention lately from Skrillex (who does a sick Electro mix) and Afrojack (who drops his typical House sound in fine fashion).
And last but not least there's a few Dubstep bleeps. One a rerub of 1979 from The Smashing Pumpkins, a bootleg cut of Some Chords from Deadmau5, and a remix of Lights from Ellie Goulding.
Lots of goodies in the bag today, we'll start out with the bootlegs.
There are a couple that have been blasting from my speakers for a while now, and I'm excited to share them with you. We'll start with the best Dub remix of Rihanna I've probably ever heard, and another Dub refix of Portishead.
Continuing into the harder side of Electro, an artist has come to my attention recently who makes me want to loose all of my marbles. His name is ninteyNine, and he remixed a We Are Tokyo bleep and it makes me want to go crazy! Big ups to Chemical Jump for posting.
And these last two I almost didn't post, because they've been on every single blog EVER, but in case you didn't get around to downloading these the first 245857392038 times, here they are now.
Ninetynine, renowned in the underground electro scene for his nightmare-esque bangers, comes out with new things for all you thrash heads. Mr. Oizo is remixed in the first one here. It is one of the best remixes of his songs that I've ever heard. Heavy electro stabs, with epic pads overlaying this remix, which tastefully samples, and stays true to, the original. What you end up with is a banger that few have matched and probably none have surpassed, reminding me both of Boys Noize and Haezer.
