Bomb Beats

Hey, friends. Sorry this post is so late (and probably won’t be published until Tuesday). I spent an hour writing it up then published it on the wrong blog….I can’t even describe how annoyed I am. Nevertheless, the post will be made. I’m just gonna do a bit of copy-and-pasting to make up for lost time, so if some things seem off…it’s because I fucked up the entire post. But regardless, the tunes tonight are 100 percent rage-certified.

Yo people, another week under the belt. I’ve got a big night ahead of me this Thursday, I’ll be seeing Feed Me and Kill The Noise with my rage-bro Nick Schilling (NASS). We’ll be holding down the dance floor all night long. Last week I told you guys I’d be posting a bunch of my favorite jams to give you a true taste of what I’m all about, and that’s what tonight is all about. I’ve got a few newer tracks I found that I have to share first, though.

First up, I’ve gotta give props to Sex Ray Vision on their new release. Last week, SRV dropped an EP that actually had me pretty impressed. I’m usually not a huge fan of the summer-type mash-bash pool party whateverthefuck genre you would classify artists like Kap Slap and Sex Ray Vision as, but this EP took a turn that I never thought I’d see an SRV production take. “Relax” is a nine-track EP that absolutely kicks ass. It’s got everything from dubby/moombahton to house bangers that will get you off your feet. I really urge you all to download this FREE new EP. There’s also been some confusion about the members who actually make up SRV, and their Bio indicates that all their tunes are produced by Ravi Parikh. Click the link above to be taken to the Facebook page which includes a link to both the download for the new EP and a link to the SRV website where all songs can be downloaded for free. For anyone who just wants the album, click here for a direct line.

Now for a few new tunes before I present my personal favorites. This next track was shown to me by my roommate-to-be Kwasi a few nights ago and it absolutely kicks ass. Dmitry KO gives this Starkillers & Nadia Ali original an insane remix filled with room to move. Definitely give this song a download.

Next is a Haydn Hoffman specimen that kicks hard. “Self-Destruct” is his new moombahcore banger that will quickly become notorious for ruining whatever speakers it’s played through. I don’t even know how to describe it, it’s just fucking awesome. I also have no idea why he only has 3,100 fans on Facebook. What a shame… Anyway, download it right now.

This track is probably the best thing that Kap Slap, King of Bro’s, has ever created. One of the most unbelievable mash-attacks I’ve ever heard, “Breakin’ The Doors” combines a handful of killer jams that are the key to a rager’s heart. Like I said before, I’m not usually a big fan of the mashup scene, but this song goes real hard and that’s something I will always appreciate. Give it a good listen.

Hello folks, my name is Mike and I’ve been tasked with throwing music up onto this blog every so often. Since this is my first post, here’s a little bit about me. I’m Canadian, attend UBC in Vancouver, and like to ski. According to Lush I’m a “shredder”.

Anyways, I’m just going to post music that I love at the time, no guarantees about what kind it’ll be, but I hope you guys will love it too.

p.s. If it’s a youtube video or something where you can’t download it, sorry, but I’m guessing that you guys are proficient enough with the internet to find a copy anyways.

Here we go.

The first song is Freeway by Kurt Vile. It’s chill, it’s summery, it’s exactly what I need for this time of year. Enjoy the cartoon in the video too.

Now for a new song by Edward Sharpe and The Magnetic Zero’s, one of my all time favourite bands, “Man on Fire”. It’s part of their new album, Here, coming out May 29th, needless to say I’m stoked.

Next is Dillon Francis’ new’ish mix of Zedd’s Stars Come Out. It’s a banger and Dillon’s new style is really starting to make waves in the EDM world

Last song of the day, it’s the Dave Edwards Remix of Dreams by Fleetwood Mac. This track is more old-school, it’s chill but still has enough kick to get you out of bed.

Here’s a funny video I thought you guys would get a laugh out of too… Till next time.

What’s up bombers? I’m still trying to add some artistic flavor to my titles, so just accept the alliteration as it is. Hop you all enjoyed the absolutely insane weather last week, I happened to overdose on frisbee and grass stains myself. This past week has actually been pretty good to me [musically] in terms of diversity. I found some real good oldies from a few artists, and have been gathering new stuff from others. This post is gonna be pretty big, so brace yourself.

I was gonna post the new Alvin Risk remix of “We Are Young”, by Fun., but my boy NASS beat me to it. To make up for that, I’m sharing with you A NEW SYNCHRONICE TRACK, YEAHHH MOTHAFUCKAS. As always, these kids are putting out the sickest and slickest tunes for all you ragers. This is actually a remix of a Deadmau5 song, but it’s got their original spin packed tightly into every beat. They try their hand at laying essences of dub over vocals (something that usually doesn’t sound too great, in my opinion) and achieve nothing but success. It’s a ripper for sure and will definitely keep your party going hard. Give this track a download before it reaches the limit (and you have to find it on Hulkshare, ew). Below this track I’m also including the player for the boys’ remix of “Calling” which is probably one of the most renowned anthems of EDM. It’s completely sick, Hulkshare link included for download.

Download  ”Calling” here –>Calling (Synchronice Remix)

Alright, after that I’ve got a really cool remix of an old Fleetwood Mac song that should ring some sort of bell for many of you. Dave Edwards is a brand new name for me, but a name that I’m sure not to forget. This song brings a little bit of trance into the prog house genre and is sure to get you on your feet. Check out his Facebook page for more info on him!

Next up is a new project sponsored by Beatport. I haven’t done much research on it so I’ll get back to you on the nitty gritty, but basically it’s a 12 hour production workshop where a bunch of EDM producers came together and worked on some songs. It’s run through mau5trap, deadmau5′s record label. Anyway, they put out some really cool songs that are available for free through Beatport. Just click the “buy” link in the player!

Now I’ve got two pretty weet house tracks that are sure to make you wanna dance. First is a Project 46 remix of Avicii’s “Enough Is Enough.” It’s pretty sweet, the bass rips clean throughout the track, but the original plays through pretty strong which is unusual for a remix. Definitely give these guys a listen and share the sound. The second track is a house remix of (believe it or not) Krewella’s “Strobelights.” Now, Krewella is a duo comprised of the two most beautiful producers this world has seen. I just think they’re so attractive I could cry. Sweekuh gives this track a totally new feel. The bass bumps, the synth plays perfectly into every beat, and the vocals are clear as day. Give it a download!

Here we have something that tickled my fancy. My friend Remy is turning into a pretty badass mix master, and this is his latest work. It’s definitely worthy of a download. I’m not sure how mixcloud works exactly (Soundcloud knockoff fail) so I’ll just post a link to the download and the page.

http://www.mixcloud.com/DJWars/dj-wars-6-the-smxey-mix/

Download link –> http://www.mediafire.com/?ms9mxpaifb9e13i

Lastly I’ve got a track with by a new duo with serious house potential. Hujje, a duo from Denver dropped this song in celebration of their 1000 fans on Facebook. I’ve gotta give these guys credit because they’ve captured an Avicii-esque sound with this original. These guys (Josh and Josh) really know how to produce an upbeat jam that keeps you on your toes. Be sure to keep an eye on these guys because they’re rapidly gaining popularity.

That’s about all I’ve got for you this week. I’m thinking next week I’ll throw up a bunch of my favorite songs just to give you guys a punch in the bass. I’ve also got my Traktor S2, which means it’s time to start mixing and mashing. I’ll start posting some stuff to my Soundcloud once I get going.

Enjoy your week, my friends. Until we meet again,

-Justin

What’s going on guys? It’s that time again, so get your party pants on. I’m still trying to come up with a creative yet unique name for the Justbustin show which happens to be on Mondays, but I’m trying to stay away from cliche’s like “Monday Madness” and “Mashup Monday”, so if you have suggestions let a brother know in the comment section below!

So last week wasn’t as juicy as I would have liked, nothing too crazy came up on my rage-radar (ragedar?…I’ll think about it), but what I did find were some absolutely nut-busting, face-melting, ass-kicking Moombahton jams that are sure to fuck up your speakers. This first song I found on Tuesday I believe and I’ve been itching to share it with you all. It’s a massively destructive collab by artists Jordigan, Rostik, and Wespeakprose. It’s called “Rome”, and it’s here to stay. As I mentioned in last week’s post, I’m trying to share as much underground music as possible, and luckily for me, these three artists have very few fans on Facebook and too much talent for words. This track is a screamer. It has crazy screwdrivers, the heaviest of bass (almost Crizzly-esque in a way), wobbles for days, synths that make my brain cry, and there’s even a slap bass after the second drop for all you funk fans out there (Top 10 Justbustin Drop list for sure). I literally JIMP‘d twice before the song hit the first massive drop. If you haven’t already heard this insane track I suggest you cop the free download off Soundcloud to guarantee you have this in your library for your next rage-fest. Fuck with this track.

Up next is a sick remix of “Fiddy Cut” by Milo & Otis. I have read on other blogs that this is actually the duo of Killagraham and NYMZ and their mission is Moombahton. Well, I would say mission accomplished. This track kicks hard, it’s got some pretty insane vibe to it and some cool washed-out effects. Definitely more mild than “Rome” but still harder than rock. GIve this a download and jam out.

One last Moombah jam for you guys, and it’s a Skrillex remix. Dotcom brings us a real heavy-hitter. The vocal chops are so sick and the tempo is perfect. Surprisingly, this track doesn’t overwhelm me. Contrary to what one would expect from a Skrillex remix, Dotcom gives you the bass in moderation and my speakers didn’t fuzz once. Definitely a must-have if you’re a Skrillex/Moombahton fan.

This next song is brought to you by none other than the Bass God himself, Bassnectar. You’ve probably heard this by now, and it’s arguably one of his better songs. I say arguably because the first thirty seconds are absolutely terrible. I was actually very unimpressed with the build, which brought a tear to my eye. The first section sounds like a child playing with blocks, and the next is comparable to an earlier Dada Life build. But once I got to the drop I tasted the redemption. The track is extremely full of sound, and it’s got a cool/unique sample. It’s for free download on his Facebook page so I’d check it out. While on the topic of Bassnectar though, I’ll share one of my personal favorites by him. Released on ThisSongIsSick’s Snowball Music Festival Playlist that came out a few weeks ago, Paging Stereophonic is one of the sickest chill-out songs I’ve listened to in a while. It’s not new by any means, but it definitely deserves a good listening to. Click the “playlist” link above to download the entire Snowball playlist, it’s got some unbelievable songs on there.

Now for a personal treat, my boys (I wish they were my boys) Will and James Saulsky (Synchronice) took a stab at some trance music and did an incredible job. I started following these guys in the beginning of this year and I will spread the word about them until I die. These kids are sick, and they’re not even out of high school yet. This track has a beautiful melody and is definitely something I can (and will) be sleeping to. On that note, don’t you dare sleep on this track or these brothers because they’ll be world famous before I finish college.

Flux Pavillion shares this epic track off of his upcoming album. Featuring Example (FP remixed Example’s “Midnight Run” a while back and it was absolutely nuts), this new track “Daydreamer” combines the dreaminess of a high-pitched synth with the gritty sound that’s native to Flux’s arsenal of creations. Click the link for a download.

Daydreamer – Flux Pavillion feat. Example

Lastly, I share with you a new Butch Clancy remix that is sure to shake up your dance floor. It’s a really mellow dubstep track that immediately made it to my favorites list. “Sway” is a crunch-bar of bass delight that will have your heart pumping to the beat. I honestly don’t have much background on Butch, but he’s been making dub for years and he’s got it down like funky town. Follow the link to Soundcloud where you can get a free download in the description. Eat it up.

There you have it. This post is definitely bass-heavy so next week I’ll try to bring you the best in House music. If you haven’t already, head over to Facebook and ‘like’ the Bombbeats page because we’re awesome and we love you. Enjoy the music, my friends.  Stay beautiful.

-Justin