Moombahton with Zano Bano
I have to give some props to Zano Bano for puting together a selection of some of the best Moombahton tunes I’v heard in a while. I was really into Moombahton when Dave Nada first introduced it a few years back. Then slowly after a while it started falling off my radar because I just wasn’t hearing the quality and innovation that attracted me to it in the first place. As far as I’m concerned this set represents a second coming of underground producer and remixers who are showing a lot of innovation in the scene. So I guess I’m having what the religious types call a come to Jesus moment and I find myself becoming a believer again. It’s nice to see that Moombahton has outgrown the awkward stages and is coming into its own. I think these tracks are a good sign of the future to coming for this growing style of music.
Music is a reciprocation a back and forth movement between the listener and the creator. So grab the free tracks below and go visit the person artist page and thank them.
The MIX!!
Set break down!
Nano – Broken Glass (Original Mix) by Nanoo
EMF – Unbelievable (Kovary moombahton bootleg) by Kovary
Nirvana – Smells Like Teen Spirit (Gooffee Remix) by gooffee
Lords of Acid-DrowningInExtasy-kiddk8rmx by kiddk8
Missy Elliot- Work It (Tipster Foxx ReWork) by Mick Mick
Skrillex – Ruffneck (Fusion Moombahcore Remix) by djfusion
Afrojack – Lionheart (Delicious Layzas Moombahton Edit) by Delicious Layzas
I Am Hoont (The Kick++ Edit) by 2Beat
NERO – CRUSH ON YOU- (KNIFE PARTY RMX) FASE DE CINCO MOOMBAHTON REWORK by FASE DE CINCO PHASE5
Lucky Date-Ho’s and Disco’s (Space Laces remix)SuperStereo moombahton edit by DJSUPERSTEREO
Felix Da Housecat – Silver Screen (Stereothieves Bootleg) by Stereothieves
CHUCKIE – WHO IS READY TO JUMP – FASE DE CINCO MOOMBAHTON REWORK by FASE DE CINCO PHASE5
Tittsworth & Alvin Risk-Pendejas (Kinokoz & Tuko Remix) by Kinokoz & Tuko
Extra Bonus favorite tracks
SUNDAY MIX: SEIJI5
This mix from SEIJI5 really hit the spot this Sunday afternoon. Exactly what I needed to get me ready for Monday I hope it does the same for you.
Soul Revival & The Alabama Shakes EP
If Janis Joplin, Robert Plant, and The Black Keys spawned children, they would have called them the Alabama Shakes. The last few years have produced some quality soul music: Amy Winehouse, Adele, Mayer Hawthorne, Michael Kiwanuka to name a few. Well now you can add the Alabama Shakes to the list. This twenty-something band spits out an infusion of Sixties Soul and Seventies Rock like they lived through it. This four track ep is full of heart-felt moments that suddenly erupt into explosive undeniable energy. They will lift you up, break you down and lead you on an emotionally charged trip that is well worth the $4 they’re asking for the ep. Check out their tour dates below and get your tickets now because they’re already selling out shows and it probably wont be any easier the next time around. If you like being in the “I saw them when” club don’t miss this band because there coming up.
Heartless Bastards “Parted Ways”
Austin Texas band Heartless Bastards makes catchy wide open style Garage Rock, and their 2009 album The Mountain was a gem. Well their back and early next year the band will release their new album “Arrow”, which they recorded with Spoon’s drummer and producer Jim Eno at his studio in Austin. The album is inspired by Wennerstrom’s travels. ”I wrote Parted Ways’ on a solitary trip out to a friend’s ranch in west Texas. It was right at the foot of the Davis Mountains. It was a great place to go and collect my thoughts after a solid two years of touring on the last album”. The track “Parted Ways” is a first look at the album and it proves yet another vehicle for the wailing vocals of Erika Wennerstrom. So give it a listen, take a copy for yourself and let me know what you think.
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Recommended Tunes: New Look, Rebecca & Fiona, FJH and Kill the Noise
Here are some tunes to get you through the rest of your week. Starting off with the track “So Real” from New Looks debut self-titled album. It took them three years to record in a variety of locations from Berlin to Niagra Falls. After the release of their album and a string of acclaimed European shows the duo has become one of the most talked about new acts of the moment.
Then we have “Dance” from Rebecca & Fiona. Though the bands songs can be a bit hit miss with me, they definitely got it right with “Dance”. So I’m keeping a close eye with my fingers crossed.
Next up is a remix of ”Hit the Police” by FJH. This London based producer has become an important part of the UK Dubstep scene. Forging both his London and Russian underground roots he brings a super charged concoction of Tech house, DnB, and Dubstep. You can check out his Monday night radio show in London 9pm- 11pm (1pm -3pm U.S. West Coast) on Dubstepfm.co.uk
Finally Kill the Noise gets in your head like a slushy induced brain freeze and I mean that in a good way with “Dying” and “Talk to me” from The “Kill Kill Kill” EP. If somebody wanted to hear some innovative hard-line Dubstep that pushes the genre forward, this is what I would play for them.
Follow their exploits and hijinks on Relaxyourmind
Buy the debut Album
Buy on Beatport
Check out his Radio show Monday Nights 9-11 (UK)
Check out FJH on Soundcloud
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Notty Culture – Hit The Police (FJH Remix)
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Kill The Noise – Talk To Me (Original Mix)
Kill The Noise – Dying feat. Ultraviolet Sound & Emily Hudson (Original Mix)
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