Something For Your Ears - Daddy Bawsten

I recently received this track through twitter from the artist, Daddy Bawsten, of hip hop group Demic and Bawsten. It is a remix of Jay Electronica's "Exhibit C." I would have to say that through all of the hip-hop that I have had sent to me that this is one of the best.  So, I thought I would share with you, the readers. 

Thanks to Daddy Bawsten  and UrbanBackground for sharing it.  Click the arrow on the right side to download. 

Exhibit X  by  urbanbackground 

You can check out some more here:

Daddy Bawsten (Demic and Bawsten) on YouTube

Simian Mobile Disco ft Beth Ditto – Cruel Intentions

I like this song. I found it to be catchy and it can be danceable.

The video? I don’t like it all that much. I will however give credit to the band for not putting out just any old video. I will also give credit to the director, Saam Farahmand for putting it together.

Sorry, but I wouldn’t mind an alternative video.

The single is from the album, Temporary Pleasure, which is out now.

Check out the band’s site for more info: smd

As an added bonus, here is the great remix from dubstep producer, Joker.

More From DOOM To Come (sooner than you think)

Named after one of the tracks on his well received release, Born Into This, the “Gazillion Ear ep”, is on it’s way. Due out both on vinyl and digital on December 8.  It will feature re-workings of the track, instrumentals, and remixes (including one from Thom Yorke of Radiohead).

While waiting for this release you can now go pick up Unexpected Guests, which dropped in October.

Here is the tracklisting for Gazillion Ear ep:

1. “Gazzillion Ear”
2. “Gazzillion Ear” (Thom Yorke Remix)
3. “Gazzillion Ear” (Dr WHo Dat? Remix)
4. “Gazzillion Ear” (Jneiro Jarel/SITEK Remix)
5. “Gazzillion Ear” (Acappella)
6. “Gazzillion Ear” (Instrumental)
7. “Gazzillion Ear” (Thom Yorke Remix) (Instrumental)
8. “Gazzillion Ear” (Dr WHo Dat? Remix) (Instrumental)
9. “Gazzillion Ear” (Jneiro Jarel/SITEK Remix) (Instrumental)
10. “Green Whore Net” (bonus beat)
11. “Feta” (scratch samples)
12. “Kat Girl” (bonus)

Also, check out the video below:

 

Kaskade: The Om Remixes Out Now!

From beginning to end the latest from Kaskade, the om remixes, is beautifully done. It starts off with (a feel any "true house person" would appreciate) an extended mix of Colette's "Feelin' Hypnotized". As it moves through the pace remains intact and gives a sense of a rush.....and towards the end quick as it heats up...it cools you down with slower tracks like the closing song "Steppin' Out" by Kaskade himself....too bad it is only 12 tracks...

This is definitely a must have for any Kaskade fan, for any House fan, and for the Omies!


Tracklisting:

1. Colette - Feelin' Hypnotized (Kaskade Extended Mix)
2. J-Boogie's Dubtronic Science - Rainfall (Kaskade Remix)
3. Mark Farina - To Do (Kaskade Carry On Mix)
4. Afro-Mystik - Natural (Kaskade Roots Remix)
5. Rithma - Love And Music (Kaskade Remix)
6. Naked Music NYC - If I Fall (Kaskade Soulshower Mix)
7. Colette - I Didn't Mean To Turn You On (Kaskade Extended Mix)
8. Mark Farina - Cali Spaces (Kaskade Remix)
9. Colette - What Will She Do For Love (Kaskade Big Room Mix)
10. King Kooba - If I Could (Kaskade More Pop Mix)
11. Rithma - Builder (Kaskade Let's Make Out Mix)
12. Kaskade - Steppin' Out (Kaskade Chill Out Mix)

You can get the cd/or download it here: kaskade (get a free track too!)

Just Because I Felt Like It.....

Ultra 2009 Out Now.....

The latest in Ultra Records annual series, Ultra 2009, features some of the "hottest dance hits and remixes from some of the biggest DJs and Producers" from this year.

Mixed by The Riddler and Cato K, the album features tracks/treatments by September, David Guetta, Armin Van Buuren, Basshunter, Kaskade, Deadmau5, Cascada, and many more.

While there are some big names on there....I have to ask...while, I do buy the occasional mix from Ultra....how many of the songs are going to be on the next mix? What I mean is...how many of these mixes will have the same exact songs on them? Can they promise me that this mix or the remixes are more exclusive? Now that would make me buy it today....rather than waiting a little bit. Then again....Deadmau5 is on there....and he is one of my favorites right now....I am going to get his album.


For more information and to buy the 2009 mix go to Ultra Records.
For the Deadmau5 website....go (here)

NEW CELLDWELLER TRACK POSTED

A new track from Celldweller from the upcoming album/project named “Soundtrack For The Voices In My Head Vol 01” (SVH01) has recently been added to his Myspace page. The track, titled “Solaris” follows “Through The Gates” posted from the release.

The SVH01 album will be available for Pre-Order at the new FiXT Store by the end of October.

For a first look/behind the scenes on the project check out the video here.

Currently Take It & Break It Vol 3 – “Switchback” Remixes is available now at FiXTstore.com.

RiP : A remix manifesto

In RiP: A remix manifesto, Web activist and filmmaker Brett Gaylor explores issues of copyright in the information age, mashing up the media landscape of the 20th century and shattering the wall between users and producers.

The movie focuses on Gregg Gillis, better known as Girl Talk, a mash-up musician topping the chart, as the film’s central protagonist. Also appearing in the film are Creative Commons founder, Lawrence Lessig, Brazil's Minister of Culture Gilberto Gil and pop culture critic
Cory Doctorow.

The movie premiers in Montreal this week.

The filmmaker has made some of his footage available for others to remix as they wish.

Brett Gaylor is a documentary filmmaker and new media director. He is the creator of opensourcecinema.org, a video remix community which supports the production of his feature documentary RiP: A remix manifesto.

Remix: Making Art and Commerce Thrive in the Hybrid Economy

"Remix...." is a new book by Lawrence Lessig examining the art of remixing and the laws that we have harm creativity. It has now been released and is being sold through stores such as Amazon and Barnes and Noble. It will soon be released under a Creative Commons license from Bloomsbury Academic.



From the product description :
The author of Free Culture shows how we harm our children—and almost anyone who creates, enjoys, or sells any art form—with a restrictive copyright system driven by corporate interests. Lessig reveals the solutions to this impasse offered by a collaborative yet profitable “hybrid economy”.



Lawrence Lessig is a Professor of Law at Stanford Law School and founder of the School’s Center for Internet and Society. Professor Lessig is the author of Code v2, Free Culture, The Future of Ideas and Code and Other Laws of Cyberspace, and has been a columnist for Wired, Red Herring, and the Industry Standard.

Click here for a link to the website: REMIX