The perfect prescription

Mental Groove records, the label from French electro god Don Rimini, released an absolutely amazing compilation about a week ago. It contains a bunch of old tracks (or at least some of them are already relaay old), that for some reason never got released. Things from Ado, Modek and Blatta & Inesha feat Edu K stand proudly next to stuff from artists that I had never heard from before this release, like Tagteam Terror, TiTan & Scuolo Furano and The Town.

All of the tracks on this release are pure gold, it's a real shame that no one released them earlier... I recommend you run to your record farmer as soon as you've finished reading this, or just be lazy and click on the beatport link I included below, because I know that you all like to be lazy.

To make your hand go to your wallet even faster, I have permission to share one of the tracks of the release for free. It just so happens to be one of my favorites, Pancadao Supersonico from Blatta & Inesha feat. Edu K. I have been craving for this track since the very first time I heard it, which was most likely in their own Omgitm mix from more than a year ago. The bassline just goes so well with the vocals, this track is an absolute dream!

Blatta & Inesha feat. Edu K - Pancadao Supersonico

Buy the whole release on beatport

There is only one thing left for me to do now...

Admitting that Don Rimini must bring more releases like this, he probably has tons of other beauty's like this up in his sleeve.

Go for it Don.

We all know you can do it!

Lots of booms on Bmkltsch!

Bmkltsch records is definitely my favorite dutch label. With releases from Gtronic, Mightyfools, Mike Mago and the Boemklatsch-crew, they have gathered a bunch of extremely talented young guns.
In a time period of 2 days, there were 3 amazing releases on the label.


The first one we have in store for you, is the new EP from Nobody beats the drum, the "Dirty Monkey" Ep. The whole release counts 5 tracks, 2 originals "Dirty Monkey" and "Over & Over". My favorites of that release are the original Dirty Monkey and the Slagsmalsklubben remix of Over & over. But if you are diggin' it, give em some support by buying the whole EP on Itunes or beatport.

Nobody beats the drum - Dirty Monkey
Nobody beats the drum - Over & Over (Slagsmalsklubben remix)

Next Ep on the label is the labelbosses (boemklatsch) own Ep, "Noisy". I have to admit that I fancied the remixes more then the originals, especially the one from Jamie Fanatic and Baskerville. These artists are all native dutchmen, loads of talent there! So anyway, have fun with the tracks!

Boemklatsch - Reflex (Jamie Fanatic's Legacy Kids Club remix)
Boemklatsch - Noisy (Baskerville remix)

The last release on the label (it will definitely have an amazing year, if I look at the future releases) is the "Turn of the tides" Ep from C-mon & Kypski. The original tracks on that Ep are a bit too "poppy" (and at some points it switches to a hardrock song) to share on this blog, but I would be very happy if the radiostations played more pop like that. The remixes on the Ep have the power to rock dancefloors near you. The Edu K remix puts tribal drums, tropical sounds and a southern feeling in the track, this results in a totally different track then the original. The Boemklatsch remix is typical electro, a good track for a lot of dancefloors.

C-mon & Kypski - Turn of the tides (Edu K remix)
C-mon & Kypski - Burning Hot (Boemklatsch remix)


And we have some more, not a remix which came out on Bmkltsch records, but it is a remix from Boemklatsch. It's their latest remix for Stars and Sons, and if you liked the other tracks in this post, there's just no way that you won't like this one.

Stars and Sons - Good for me (Boemklatsch remix)