Having never heard of "Night-Pop" (their term, not ours) duo, Alpines, until this week, I was intrigued to see big names like Skream and Dark Sky on the remix for them.
Turns out, the female vocals on their debut EP Night Drive, released this week, are nothing short truly beautiful.
I can honestly only compare the feeling of hearing Alpines for the first time, to the first time i ever listened to Portishead. That feeling of, almost literally, being sucked into the track by the intensity and sheer elegance of the vocals.
You can preview and buy their debut EP Night DriveHERE or check out the three amazing remixes below, two of which come with FREE downloads...
Tomorrow, it will be five months since we first featured Flux Pavilion's Bass Cannon on this blog.
After all that time waiting, Bass Cannon finally got released this week and if you haven't already i strongly suggest you buy it. In celebration of release we've got a FREE Dubstep mix for download, that opens with of course, the great track itself.
Check out the tracklisting and listen in the Mixcloud window below. Or download for free HERE
Netsky's back again. This time he's armed with a with a MASSIVE remix for Rusko. At only 22 years old, this guy not only remixes for the biggest artists but also won 4 awards at this years Drum & Bass Arena Awards, including Best Breakthrough Producer.
The original Rusko track Everyday is relatively, pretty poor in comparison, but the single is out on April 5th and has the Netsky remix on it, as well as other remixes by DJ Q and Original Sin and also a release of last years Rusko and Reso collaboration, Lick the Lizard.
Nero - Electron Mindscape - Bounce Chase & Status - No Problem Wilkinson - Moonwalker Phetsta - Disco Dog Wretch 32 - Traktor (Friction Remix) Camo & Krooked - Feel Your Pulse Dub Foundation - Time to Burn (Drumstep Mix) The Streets - Going Through Hell (Diplo Remix) Excision & Bassnectar - Nation