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Showing posts with label Dim Mak. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dim Mak. Show all posts
Friday, April 29, 2016
Funkin Matt - Aero (ft. Chris Lie)
Fresh off Dim Mak, Funkin Matt heads high up into the sky before violently dropping "Aero" on our heads, throroughly concussing listeners with deep future vibes. Utilizing Chris Lie's vocals much the same way he used Mariah Carey's in his remix with Gregor Salto of the classic "You're Mine (Eternal)," Funkin Matt has clearly found his magic skeleton key, unlocking awesomeness at every turn. I personally cannot get enough of Matt's productions, whether it's the incredibly bouncy "Elastic," the whirling percussion of "America," his masterful mix of Steve Aoki & Flux Pavilion's "Get Me Outta Here," the wartoad rumbling of "Mad," or my favourite of his "Foxy," Funkin Matt's future is as bright as ever. While the iTunes link leads to a 2:57 version and the Beatport a 3:31, it is my suggestion that you get a little extra Funk, what could be wrong with that?
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Aero,
Chris Lie,
Dim Mak,
Flux Pavilion,
Funkin Matt,
Gregor Salto,
Mariah Carey,
Steve Aoki
Friday, April 01, 2016
SBCR & Punks - Scream (feat. Signal:noize)
The Sir Bob Cornelius Rifo (SBCR), aka Bloody Beetroots, partnership with Signal:noize "Scream" is part of a five track EP of outright bangers, in his third installment of SBCR Presents: SBCR & Punks, hopefully the soundcloud link works (that's a story for another day).
I reckon this is my favourite of the bunch of SBCR presents (Friends and Adversaries included), partly because of it's poignant illustrative lyrics; enjoying this malicious and depraved darkness requires a fearless ear. "Scream" is able to successfully embody both a soothing, yet creepy lullaby of a music box and an impressively intimidating drop, punctuated by a blood curdling shriek. It conquers each section, playing each to perfection. moving at a pace that is anything but boring, yet enough to thoroughly enjoy. If there were any track I'd use to introduce people to SBCR, and Bloody Beetroots for that matter, it's be this one. After that I'd recommend "Uberal," from this same collection.
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