Pasdat - Don't Tell

File this one under dank, hybrid dubstep trap. Pasdat, whose bass heavy productions only reach back to last September, has been cementing himself as a force to be reckoned with. He's found himself on trap master UZ's Quality Goods Records, and the proud papa of 6 tracks each with at least 30 thousand plays. His latest "Don't Tell" continues his tradition of torturous trap bangers. It's pure evil right from the get go, with an atmosphere that wouldn't feel out of place in any modern day horror flick. But in this movie the evil isn't human, it's a mechanized parole officer. The terminator-esque enemy is strong on the trail of Pasdat's potency, sicing his robot dogs after the elusive producer. Drops don't get much more ratchet than this, it bursts into flames in an explosion of conflict. The only way to deal with such a riotous drop is to do like Dillon Francis did behind stage for Bastille at Coachella (video here). Get wild with Pasdat, and rage against the machine that is your parole officer, free, here. FOLLOW PASDAT: FACEBOOK SOUNDCLOUD TWITTER

Lido Live at The Hoxton (Preview)

I've been waiting for today since the first of June, as it was the first day to order Lido tickets for his November 6th live performance at The Hoxton. I've been a fan of Lido and his side project Trippy Turtle for more than a year. I missed his Trippy Turtle set last fall because of a wedding but nothing like that was going to stop me seeing his live set up this time.

What makes Lido special is his pure, unadulterated love for music. From what I've heard of his live performances, his passion pours through the numerous electronic devices that he brings to life with his beautiful remixes and awe-inspiring originals.

Ever since his remix of Disclosure "Latch" became a viral sensation after RL Grime dropped it at last year's Coachella, as you can see here. Or listen to the full quality original below:

You can find a copy of all of his amazing remixes including the aforementioned Disclosure mix, as well as a brilliant versions of Alt J, Banks, Bastille and Bill Withers. All you have to do is play his trademark on his official webpage at http://www.lidogotsongs.com/  (hint: M-J-T-F)


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