Last night I sat back I sorted through a lot of electro songs and realized I've been listening to the same damn bass line with the same repetitive kick drums, endlessly.. setup in the same format with the same breakdowns and corny one liners. I think to myself, how did I ever get into this? WHY am I still feeling the new scene of electro, fidget and house music?
Chromeo's hit "Night by Night" reminded me! Check out the new video released on Green Label Sound. If you don't feel revitalized. If you don't feel like dancing. If you don't feel like taking your shirt off running around screaming at the top of your lungs, then no amount of music is going to cheer you up.
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Pay close attention to how they change it up when you LEAST expect it. Most house and electro music is so formulaic these days I figured the solid beats would be enough for me to dig this track but they spontaneously take away the bass line or a kick and bring it all back when you least expect it. Oh it just gets better, lots of layered FX, vocals and panning.. done right btw.. so you never get bored with the same repetitive beat. Here is a single, unsure if I'm allowed to post this without their consent. (hit me up if you see this) That said visit their myspace and cop a feel of their other singles. Unsure if an album is coming soon. SUPPORT
You ever remember the mad dance-offs you would see in 80s hip hop videos or even in some pop videos? Well I figured this was normal, boy was I in for a surprise. I guess it's not socially acceptable to throw down. You can catch me showing my moves off anytime I'm out. I leave you with the following music video that was the mother of all dance-off videos.
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New mixtape mashup by Mr. Nice Guy.
Since I have yet to become stubborn in my dj'ing ways I'm still open to learn new techniques. See I'm always looking for better flowing mixing. I dissect away like a grade 10 science student dissecting a frog. Now that I found a great mash-up/frog I'm off to work.
Besides great song selection Morningstar did some great editing work of tracks. His transitions are that that extra bit crispy. He layers on some great samples and expands them out into their full blown tracks at the last second. The first 10 minutes need to be heard to appreciate what I be rambling on about.
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