AZ Native, and now LA's resident wizard of turntable magic, his mixes prove to be awe...mazing! From the get go you are looped in with some monsterous Nicki Minaj, but then takes it further and puts himself in the 99 percentile of mixing with his creative, on key and on point mashups. House, Disco, Hiphop, Crunk....Fashen makes the mixture stylish.
Doctor P recommends you aurally consume this remixture of Plan B's Love Goes Down. It contains nourishing ingredients as high fructose dubstepeline, concentrated drumstepadex, and vitamin DnB.
Looks like Diplo's Gold Digger took Kanye's laundry, brought it through the ringer, scrubbed it handsome-like, spattered her passion all over it and created a whole new wardrobe.
The Rock-it Scientists have done it again. Get about your business, only if your business is dancing. This deep almost "dougie" like beat hiphop version on pop/dance hit "Hello" will leave you bobbin your head hard. The infectious hook alone will leave this song cemented in your head for a while.... I can't seem to shake it myself.
A sandwich can be stacked in copious ways. Nikki & Rich's song, Next Best thing, sounds like a tasty club sandwich. You have your turkey, bacon, lettuce, tomato. Perhaps I want to make it more mouthwatering. I add a bit of Steve Aoki sauce, rearrange the tomato and lettuce and add three times the bacon and I've got a finger-licking remix.
We like movies. We like Benny Benassi. We like Skrillex. Cinema, the Remix Arch DNB Mashup coaxes you into intense drum and bass vehemence like a bone-chilling ghost you don't see in the distance, but when you turn back, there it is, right in your face.
The Filth delivers the goods in a remix just released from Hot Pink Delorean's own label "Delorean Music Co" . It's a free promo download to add to your goody bag of current electro hipsterish remix pile. I've been watching The filth grow as a remixer for a few months now, and am eager to see what he has in store for us in the future. Nothing but quality, straight outta Boston.
One morning, I roused myself up from humble slumber thinking I could dance. I was a degree off when my bodily chemicals jump-started my brain to realize I was hearing a song in the background. Robotaki has recently shown his talents on his new remix for Chilly Gonzalez's You Can Dance. It has all the right elements in the right spots of the piece to amp up the Feel so that DJs can switch this track on and give motivation to watch those who can't dance watching those who can't dance but try anyway to get closer to Red Dress and Short Skirt.