Showing posts with label Moore and Lezz. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Moore and Lezz. Show all posts

Wednesday, 29 December 2010

Ratrabbits mixtape by Moore & Lezz



Hi folks!

If you read my previous post carefully, you surely have read something about a special treat from Moore & Lezz... Curious what that might be?
Well, it's a special exclusive mixtape they made for us! The tracklist has been chosen by Moore and me, meaning that this is an absolute dream for all the followers of this blog.
Comic Strips, Cyberpunkers, The Oddword, Felix Cartal, Ado,... and of course Moore & Lezz's brand new remix for L&M bros.
Dance, scream, turn up the volume, and most of all: Enjoy!


Tracklist:

01) Mashed Paper Klub - Deus Ex Machina (Wazabi remix)
02) Geht's Noch - Body Jack
03) Mumbai Science - Gold
04) Sharam Jey ft. Tommy Sunshine - The Things (Cyberpunkers remix)
05) Afrojack - Pacha On Acid / A.D.O.R. - One For The Trouble (Acapella)
06) Mr. Magnetik - Mario is Under Acid (Shameboy remix)
07) Green Velvet - Harmageddon (Felix Cartal remix)
08) Rawfare - Floor Luv (Keatch remix)
09) Mr. Blink - Gecko (Burn's Start-Stop remix)
10) Congorock - Babylon (Comic Strips remix)
11) Fatboy Slim Vs. Hervé - Machines Can do the Work (Ado Done Most the Work mix)
12) L&M Bros - Wario Must Die (Moore & Lezz remix)
13) Tiga - You Gonna Want Me (Hey Today! remix)
14) Shaved Monkeys - Get Rough
15) Soda & Suds - Heavy (The Oddword remix)
16) Comic Strips - Shake EM' Up
17) Noize Generation - Monster
18) TAI ft. Steve Aoki - Paradise Poltergeist (L.A. Riots remix)
19) Autoerotique - Bubonic

Tuesday, 28 December 2010

Wrap up # 8

It's been a decent time since the latest installment in this series, but due to all the christmas gifts I get thrown from everywhere, I have a bunch of tracks that really need some attention.


I'll start with a new bootleg from Horse, a guy from Australia, known throughout the galaxy for his insane mash-ups. Now he has taken one of my favorite tracks of all time, Divine Gosa from Radioclit, to the remix-table. The thing with my favorite tracks is that it's really hard to make something that may proudly stand next to the original...
But this one did, although it might be a little more heavy for my taste!



Figure was one of the guys that I loved in the starting days from the blog, but I somehow lost track of him somewhere... Searching through the web I found this massive bootleg for hip-hop collective NWA, which is so heavy I almost fell of my chair, got blown out of my room and landed in a big black hole!
Almost, otherwise I wouldn't sit here writing...



Mr. Magnetik was so kind to share a gift with us, it's a piece of acid that sticks in your brain and stays there until all body functions except your movement are completely eroded.
"Why not the movement?" I can almost SMELL you thinking that! The answer is quite obvious though - you have to dance!



Moore & Lezz will be dropping a very special treat for you, ratrabbits readers, real soon, but in the meantime I have their fresh remix for L&M Bros' "Wario Must Die". They weren't one of the winners of the remix competition though, the boys from L&M had so much trust in their remixing capacities that they asked them to make one.


Doc Trashz is also throwing out presents to everyone who is willing to catch them, and I bet that you will definitely want to catch this one! The buzz around the Tron movie has finally stopped rising, now that it's finally released - but you might want to keep surfing on that hype after you heard this thing!



Dj Antention is quickly becoming the new face of the Russian electro scene, now that the Proxy is working (or at least I hope he is) on his album. His "Ivan" track was already remixed by X-ettl, and now it's also been remixed by Vecho! Dj Antention particulary liked this remix, and apparently the guys from Tuff em up records in Australia liked it too, because they're releasing it! Support the 2 young belgian lads from Vecho by joining their fanpage!



Ok, I think this is finally it...
Post done...
Oh no, what's this? A new Catastrophe Mixtape by Mustard Pimp?!?

I don't think I have to doubt about posting it, especially because their new collaboration with Blatta & Inesha is in there... Love, love, love!

Thursday, 21 October 2010

Saint Lezz


Comic Strips made a nice new track, called "Sainthood". He is giving it away for free once more, but I think this dude could make serious money if he found a good label. "Sainthood" uses chorus voices to get you into the right mood, and then it drops you right in the middle of the dancefloor. But anyway, I think that I'll like anything that uses Comic Strips trademark: dry, hard and even a bit sticky beats.

SaintHood by Comic Strips

In the short time that this track was online, a dude called Bullwack made a smashing remix already. This shifts the label of the track a bit more towards the dubstep, but it would still fit perfectly in a hard electro set. As you can see, this song has a shitload of comments already, you can take that as a sign of how good the quality is!

Comic Strips - Sainthood (Bullwack Remix) by BULLW∆CK

The 2 songs can be downloaded in 320 quality for free here!

Moore & Lezz had the honor of appearing on this page 2 times already, and I think it's time for their third post! They just released their first Ep on the Amsterdam based "Basserk" record label, and let me tell you something... It's a BEAST!
5 original tracks (no remixes), all worth your pennies and all 100 % ready to play in a hard electro set. It was hard to pick a favorite, but in the end I think I'll follow our Belgian pride Gtronic, who picked "Tyrannosaurus" as the best track.
"Click clack" and the "Click clack (Lezz's reload)", are basically the same track (I guess you already thought something like that), but the Lezz's reload is slightly better if you ask me. The pistol in the original gets replaced by a machine gun, and when seen as a whole, the track is just a bit harder.
"Smash your phone" uses a sample from an old phone, and then it totally smashes it, on the rhythm of some aggressive vocals.
The last track aims for a slightly more funky feeling, and this is definitely the most chilled track from the whole Ep. Moore & Lezz just can't leave it chilled like that and use a few high pitching synths to make it an all-round party tune, maybe even the one that people who aren't that much into trash will dig the most.

Buy it on the basserk store here, pre-listen it on soundcloud below and download the free promo "Click Clack" promo track through this link.

Click Clack EP by Moore & Lezz

Tuesday, 20 April 2010

Disko Attitude


Moore & Lezz teamed up with the lead singer from The New Industry, Kane Breugelmans, to create a track which blends electro and rock. Kane likes to sing, Moore & Lezz like electro, so this is the result. Not your normal banging electro, but I was so much digging this little piece of creativity that I just had to share it.
Book them bookin-dj, give them love on soundcloud, add them as a friend on facebook, give them lots of money when you see them walking by in the street,... in short: support them!

Moore & Lezz ft. Kane - Disko Attitude by Moore and Lezz

Wednesday, 14 April 2010

Moore Lasers!

After a winterbreak full of tours, Stereoheroes found some time to produce a track with their friend from Portugal, Da Chick. Some cheesy vocals, in the fine company of some trademark Stereoheroes basses, ready to get the party started! Normally this would be released, but because they lost their work files, it won't. Real sucky for them, but for us, this feels like we're a kid in a candyshop, and the shop-owner isn't there.
Free candy time!

StereoHeroes feat. Da Chick - Action Pack (Laser Trip) by stereoheroes


Moore & Lezz, a new duo you say? Think again, this antwerp based duo has gained fame already from their solo projects (Mr Moore and Komputerist). They have recently released a track on Basserk (Click Clack!), alongside acts like Aerotronic, Nobody Beats the Drum and many others. Buy the whole shizzle on iTunes!
Now let's get back to Moore & Lezz, because they are worth more than one check. Their latest track, Pole Position, is the hardest thing they've made so far, somewhere around 1:30 it gets real nasty.
Moore & Lezz - Pole Position (demo) by Moore and Lezz

King of Swing is something that even the ladies will like, swinging their asses like we're back in the sixties. This time-travel takes only until you have reached the 2:20 mark. Boom, back in 2010, with a blend of fidget and trash!
Moore & Lezz - King of Swing by Moore and Lezz

I had never heard of these guys, but they really blew my mind. Check more stuff on their soundcloud!