When Will He Stop?

I think Afrojack might have an unhealthy love for birds (ducks especially) and even though his songs always have the same structure and sound i never get bored with them. There is alot of people copying his style ( e.g Funk the Street > Pon De Floor) and instead of trying to be different and ruin a good thing he stays true to his style which is always above the rest of the clones.

Afrojack - Quacky (320k)

Peace,

MS-DOS

New Jacks

Nujax had releases on a couple of big record labels like Fools Gold (from A-trak), Ed banger (from... well, from the hype) and Mad decent (big names like Jack Beats and Diplo). Their tracks "Super duper fly" and "Zumbi"(original from Major Lazer) sounds like the typical wobbly bass from wobbly bass-master Jack Beats, but then a little distorted. The Nujax remix for "Shake it down" is the best I heard until now, with a nice drop, and maximum use of the vocals for the build-up. Their roots lay in Montreal, Canada.

Nujax - Super Duper Fly
Major Lazer - Zumbi (Nujax Remix)
Laidback Luke & A-trak - Shake It Down (Nujax Remix)


Mechanical resistance has sent us their new track "pedrolita" which is some decent,typical Mechanical stuff. Their Rammstein remix, in contrary, is something completely different. This sounds more like metal than an electro edit of a metal song, but it's still worth a look! The video is a recording from a Rammstein concert, with a lot of firework and other over the top stuff.

Mechanical Resistance - Pedrolita
Rammstein - Der Meister (Mechanical Resistance Crunk Edit)