The production wizardry of dBerrie is at work again, this time on Gossip’s ‘Perfect World.’ It’s the perfect big room edit, perfect for a party. So put it on your weekend playlist now. The man dBerrie has been kind enough to offer the remix as a free download, so there is literally nothing to stop you!
The Disco Fries are back with an exclusive download for all their fans on SoundCloud with Feelin’ Good, an instrumental version of their remix for Flo Rida’s track Good Feeling.
After bridging the gap between top 40 and EDM with remixes of Clinton Sparks, Britney Spears, Katy Perry and Chris Brown to name a few, it’s great to see the NY duo strip out the trademark ‘Oh, Sometimes’ hook and Flo Rida vocals, giving listeners a nice acid house buildup with a solid drop.
Check out the Disco Fries SoundCloud for more exclusive downloads and show them some love on Facebook while you’re at it.
Every so often a ‘flavor-of-the-week’ mash up artist will make waves on the blogesphere. Kap Slap seems to be that man at this moment–let’s see if he has what it takes to take his production to the next level.
In the mean time, his mash ups have been top-notch. ‘Call Me Greyhound’ may be 50 percent cheese (100 percent depending on how you talk to,) but it’s a vocal edit that bangs. Perfect crossover track for the kids.
Available for free download now, don’t forget about regular ‘Greyhound‘ (sans-Jepsen)
Production team Miike Snow has been creating quite the stir in the dance music world with his new album. However even more compelling for EDM fans are the remixes coming from some of the industry’s favorite names. Thomas Gold’s remix of ‘The Wave,’ dropped last night by Pete Tong during his Essential Selection, is a prime example.
Featured by Sebastian Ingrosso during the third edition of his Refune Radio podcast, if you’ve seen Ingrosso in recent weeks ‘The Wave’ has been an integral part of his sets. Gold is hyper talented and a doll to boot – check out the EO exclusive interview with the German bred producer – and most recently made a stunning appearance in NYC during the first act of Cosmic Opera.
No release date yet, but expect it out soon on Axwell’s label Axtone Records.
At this point, we’ve all heard of Guetta’s hit “Without You” – but this time around, Jus Jack & Oza offer a fresh progressive remake worth noting. This remix has been supported by Guetta himself at many of his recent gigs. Once Jus Jack & Oza reach 2500 facebook fans they’ll be giving the remix away for free – so head on over to their Facebook page and give em’ a like already!
PREVIEW: David Guetta feat. Usher – Without You (Jus Jack & Oza Mix)
By MichelleKUPP (@MichelleKUPP)
on February 27th 2012
There could not be two more different remixes to a song, where Daddy’s Groove takes a direct house approach to their re-work, Marco V creates a big room progressive banger fit for a rave. The great thing about choice is that a diversity means that there is something for everyone – how egalitarian! James Blunt is one of those musicians that makes girls melt, and now these versions will make minds melt. Look for full releases from Atlantic Records March 6 on Beatport!
PREVIEW: James Blunt – Superstar (Daddy’s Groove & Marco V Remixes)
By MichelleKUPP (@MichelleKUPP)
on February 27th 2012
LA based, German glitchy electro house producer TheFatRat scores again with his remix of Gotye – Somebody That I Used To Know. Originally posted as a preview on Friday, a popular uprising demanded that the track be released in full and TheFatRat bowed to the whims of the masses. His remix of ‘Levels‘ has about 45,000 plays and this Gotye remix deserves the same respect. This is fun electro that makes a head bop almost mandatory. Enjoy.
Gotye – Somebody That I Used To Know (TheFatRat Remix)
The Hyperbits are back with a massive remix of The Killers 2007 grammy nominated track, ‘When You Were Young.’ These guys have been working hard in the studio as they continue to polish their sound. We’re all looking forward to hearing some original work in the near future. Until then we’ll settle for these fairly ridiculous remixes which are clearly meant to be played at the clubs during peak hours. Don’t forget to like them on FACEBOOK, follow on TWITTER and listen onSOUNDCLOUD. Enjoy!
The Killers – When You Were Young (Hyperbits remix)
By MichelleKUPP (@MichelleKUPP)
on February 14th 2012
Oh hey David Guetta, haven’t seen you since the Grammys! Now he and pal Nicky Romero are back with a V-Day gift that will make you feel a little frisky. Released on Big Beat Records, which is having an epic few days with three Skrillex Grammys and a #1 hit for Flo Rida – Good Feeling, Wild Ones features vocals from Guetta’s collaborator on ‘Titanium,’ Sia. She is also featured on the Flo Rida – Wild Ones pop version of the song, but for electronic fans ‘Wild Ones Two’ is miles ahead of the saccharine nature of the original release.
Jackback Feat. David Guetta & Nicky Romero – Wild One Two
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By MichelleKUPP (@MichelleKUPP)
on February 13th 2012
Is this the next ‘Hey Ricky?’ track? Perhaps it is if you ‘L-U-V MADONNA.’ Nicky Romero has been tweeting about his commission for a remix of a Madonna hit and everyone heard it debuted during the Madonna/M.I.A./Nicky Minaj Super Bowl half time performance. Being the benevolent fellow that he is, Mr. Romero posted a tiny teaser of his edit just a few moments ago. Unfortunately no release date from Universal, but EO will keep you in the loop!
PREVIEW: Madonna – Give Me All Your Love (Nicky Romero Remix)
By MichelleKUPP (@MichelleKUPP)
on February 13th 2012
Amongst the onslaught of hyped releases this fine Monday, progressive production force dBerrie (real name David Berrie) has opened up for download his edit of Beyonce – End of time (dBerrie Remix). It’s his second remix to be licensed and approved by Sony Music. It’s a strong competitor in the Sony Music ‘End of Time‘ remix contest that sprung up this week, so definitely download and evaluate this very compelling progressive take for yourself!
By MichelleKUPP (@MichelleKUPP)
on January 30th 2012
New York based producer David Berrie’s progressive alter-ego dBerrie is at it again, giving us a listen to his banging remix of Gotye – Somebody That I Used To Know. It can be a tough order to remix a hit like this one, but dBerrie really makes it happen, turning it into a progressive big room banger.
We just checked out dBerrie when he spun the weekly Santos Party HouseElectric Beach party this past Saturday and it was a full evening of compelling beats and frenetic dancing. DBerrie is definitely a rising star on the NYC scene, especially as American producers are finally getting the recognition that they deserve. Check him out Friday when he headlines at Circle prior to embarking on some overseas touring, so don’t miss your chance!.
Gotye – Somebody That I Used To Know (dBerrie Remix)
