Premiere: Juiceboxxx & Dre Skull, “Hype (Udachi RMX)” MP3
When we die, we want a crowd of people replicating the bridge to this remix at our funeral: some dude chanting There’s no beginning/there is no end while everyone claps, then Juiceboxxx jumps in and yells Get hype one time!. Of course said funeral will be in a planetarium with lasers, and our ashes will be mixed with silver glitter which will rain down from the ceiling like confetti (is that gross?). Because life is a party, let’s get it in! Udachi has a habit of making tracks we’re insatiable for (see: “Paypur,” his bass-bombing track with Jubilee), so add his remix of Juicy-juice and Dre Skull’s breakbeaty palpitator to the dossier. Cop the original over here.
Download: Juiceboxxx & Dre Skull, “Hype (Udachi RMX)”
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posted on Nov 11, 2009 in MP3 / STREAMS tags Dre Skull, electronic/dance, Jubilee, Juiceboxxx, Udachi
Udachi & Jubilee, “Paypur (Nick Catchdubs RMX f. Kid Daytona) MP3
Kid Daytona raps on this track like he is lounging in a turtle-shaped innertube in a sparkling pool drinking a daiquiri: so chillaxed he don’t give a fuuhhhh (and certainly cannot be bothered to finish the consonants on the end of his curse). He is not going back to Cali, because he is already the human embodiment of Cali. It’s a languorous drawl, and deeply enticing on Nick Catchdubs’ wobbly reimagining of “Paypur,” the guttural morning-after counterpoint to Udachi and Jubilee’s original ramped-up rave playdate, though both sound like you’re on vacation. It’s just that this one’s laudanem-addled synth barks on the chorus twerk like QBert on a c-walk, as Daytona packs enough swag to reference “UberTwitter” without sounding like a total hoser. Incidentally, you can now cop the entire “Paypur” single here, including a jizillion remixes for your every whim, most using that awesomely infallible synth descent.
Download: Udachi & Jubilee, “Paypur (Nick Catchdubs RMX f. Kid Daytona)”
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posted on Sep 9, 2009 in MP3 / STREAMS tags electronic/dance, Jubilee, Kid Daytona, nick catchdubs, Udachi
Premiere: DJ Ayres, Nick Catchdubs and Jubilee, “Flashing Lights Mix v. 4″ x NYC Party Info
- story Julianne Escobedo Shepherd
- photo MRI Light Painting
Ayres, Catch and Jubilee are having the first installment of their glowsticky NYC monthly since Studio B shuttered its doors, and while we are sad about that closure, the train ride from our office-crib to their new venue 88 Palace (88 East Broadway) is way easier than trying to hike to Greenpoint’s industrial wilds (sorry dudes, if it makes you feel any better we didn’t see our cousin for like a year just cause he lived in Queens). If you’ve never been to Flashing Lights, Friday August 14 is the time to do it: not only will the resident trio drop their regular melange of synth rattlers, twerky house and subbass bombxplosions, they’re hosting guest stars Toadally Krossed Out’s NYC debut, which is marked on our calendars with little lightning bolts pointing to it, because these dudes go OD hard (heteropause) on every track they’ve dropped so far (including the exclusive that kicks off Ayres’ portion of this mix). AND it’s Jess Jubilee’s bday AND her single release with Nightshifters mega raver Udachi—so if you have any interest in dance music, fun, nature sounds, epic parties, amphibious rave music (raves on both water and land), sweaty drunk dudes taking their shirts off and/or blowing out your own synapses you should probably hit this up. Cop the Flashing Lights Mix v. 4 and tracklist here for a preview, flyer after the jump.
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posted on Aug 6, 2009 in MP3 / STREAMS tags DJ Ayres, electronic/dance, Flashing Lights, Jubilee, Mad Decent, nick catchdubs, Nightshifters, Toadally Krossed Out, Udachi
