I have been getting asked about this Night Owl remixes release, I guess it slipped underneath some people's radar. Check it, it's a bit different flavor than what we normally release. I'm giving away 100 free downloads of my remix, but check the other remixes on there. The Zoe's Raygun remix is super dope.
My boy John Bowen of Video Killers and Empresario's fame, did this first video for the release of Featurecasts record. We love it over here at Funk Weapons HQ. I also noticed some other cat made a little video for it as well, which is funny but not as good as the OG video JB did. Anyway, I'll post up a DL link for you video jocks if I get enough comments on this, otherwise enjoy.
"Neighbour takes a break from the disco funk stuff to drop a couple of hip house bombs on BIBB Records. The versatile Canadian producer applies his floor moving skills to an uncharacteristically electro-tinged sound kit on "Ray Rock(1)" and "Say Nothing(2)" complete with hype rap vocals. Definite party rocking material right here."
Hey thanks TTLab, appreciate the support hommies..
Neon Steve did a killer edit of Swagga, I loved the middle section which was 110bpm so I flipped it so that it starts and ends 110 with the dubstep in the middle.
Hope everyone has had a decent week, I have been just kinda hurt up all week from raving it up over the weekend, but I think I finally caught up on my sleep and I’m back in action. First off we have a remix of Big Daddy Kane’s “Set it Off” by Freqnik & WDRE, which is a nice updated take on this classic track. It could use a little re-edit to give you some mix in, but I’ll leave that up to you. Next up we got a re-edit of De La Soul’s “Keepin The Faith” by Touchsoul, whom add a nice long mix in intro and outro and retains the original in the middle. I loved De La Soul is dead, it was one of those albums that was on constant repeat on my walkman in high school along with Black Sheep, Public Enemy and Slick Rick. Anyway, hope you have a wonderful weekend. Cheers to Touchsoul and Freqnik & WDRE for the tight music. Set it Off Big Daddy Kane WDRE & Freqnik Funk Mix by Freqnik & WDRE De La Soul - Keepin The Faith (Just A Touchsoul Edit) by touchsoul
When I first heard Toro Y Moi's "Still Sound" I was an instant fan. His label held a remix contest and while I liked many of the remixes none of them really were any better than the original. I did really like this Zig Zag remix which kept all the elements and sped them up to house speed. Nothing groundbreaking, but then again why change it up when the original parts were so well done. Also below is a link to his new video for New Beat. His new album drops on February 22nd, you can stream the whole thing now at the Urban Outfiters blog.
I thought I would inject a little bit of soul into the blog today. Producer, Alf Alpha djs and produces out of LA LA land in California, and his smooth and sunny vibe reminds me of Day and P.U.T.S., et al. In fact I found him randomly after he posted a comment on one of Dj Day’s songs. Figuring this dude must have good taste; I jumped over and checked his whole catalog. Within the first few seconds of the first song on his Soundcloud page “Circles” you hear what Alf Alpha is all about, smooth samples and tight beats. I also posted up “The Untold Story” which like Circles features the vocals of Gene Evaro Jr., whom has a really unique voice and delivery. Finally I posted up “Come with me” feat Rival, which is a great little disco boogie number, that isn’t all that deep but still elicits some head nodding. His album “Jump Wildly About” is really well done as well and it’s only $5 bucks off of Bandcamp, I highly suggest hooking that up. He also has a free album called “He pleys so Good”, which is okay, it’s more just beat sketches but hey it’s free so I won’t complain. So here you go, enjoy some fresh grooves courtesy of Alf Alpha and follow dude on face book and twitter he if he keeps this up he will be a lot bigger than the 400 or so followers he has now. Circles (Goodbye) feat. Gene Evaro Jr. by Alf Alpha
