Showing posts with label NT89. Show all posts
Showing posts with label NT89. Show all posts

Monday, 8 February 2010

No inspiration for a title, let the tunes speak!

So many good tunes lately, it's hard to pick out the ones that really stand out...
I'll give you some tracks by ratrabbits favorites, Gtronic, Felix Cartal and Dirty Disco Youth.


The "Pumpin" Ep by Nt89 and Distrakt will be released on vinyl the 15th of this month, and the 1st of march, but for those who can't wait, we have the Gtronic remix for you. This Ep is supported by basically every artist that we love, so you better love it too!

Nt89 and Distrakt - Pumpin' (Gtronic Rmx)
(Thanx to Noize Degeneration)


Felix Cartal (real name Taelor Deitcher) seems to be in a very busy mood, a few months ago he released Drone, but after that it became a little bit silent about this talented Canadian... With his album coming up, the rmx's seem to flow thick, something you should thank god for! This one doesn't have the famous "big drops" that we're used too, it's more a continuously vibe going on, which works great.
I'm so hyped about the album, so we'll definitely will keep you posted about that!

NROTB - Droplet (Felix Cartal Rmx)


Dirty Disco Youth remixed Wolfgang Gartner's mix of Britney spears's "3", and now the annoying vocals are completely destroyed, NICE! Some real hard noize in there, which is always good when you remix a sucky pop song.

Britney Spears and Wolfgang Gartner - 3 (Dirty Disco Youth rmx)

Saturday, 28 November 2009

Get jacked by a Japanese and an Italian!



Shinichi Osawa & Nima Tahmasebi (Nt89) did a collaboration, which resulted in this banger called "Kyouki". Osawa normally makes electro tracks with some pop/rock influences, like his track "Star guitar" which has been a favorite from me ever since Dr. lektroluv played it at pukkelpop 2008. This track is more Nt89-like, with lots of hyperkinetic beats and bleeps.

Shinichi Osawa & Nt89 - Kyouki


Soda 'n' suds is the name of an electro project, existing out of Thibaud Dezyn and Mathieu Seynaeve. Their roots lay in Leuven, where they organise crazy parties under the name "Jacked". The central guest at the latest editions was Dj manaia, he played at the party in Leuven and in Kortrijk. Manaia also made a remix for their latest track called "fuck house", and both this remix and the original are pure bangers.

Soda 'n' suds - Fuck house (original)
Soda 'n' suds - Fuck house (Dj Manaia mashed up style remix)

Bonus:
Dj manaia played this remix from the imperial march (for those who didn't recognised the picture above: it's a song from Star Wars) at jacked. And because Star Wars is both nerdy and cool, you should give this shit a bit of your precious time.

Klipar - Imperial march

Thursday, 5 November 2009

Forgetting About The Past: The Future


The Australian upcoming producer Distrakt sent us his new original track called "The Future".

Pretty hard, pretty awesome. Makes you go crazy, even just sitting on your chair behind your computer.

I love the vocals he uses when the tracks builds up into the climax: looks like some Alien is trying to make you something clear.

Just find it out for yourself:

Distrakt - The Future (320)


Other upcoming Distrakt tracks and remixes:

Distrakt Feat. NT89 - Pumpin' (December - Boxon Records)
Distrakt - Oh Shit (Keatchen Records)
Niyi - Jungle Fever (Distrakt Remix) (Coming Soon ...)
Clash The Disco - Midget Germs (Distrakt Da Da Da Remix) (Rawjak)
Blatta & Inesha - Fucked Up (Distrakt Remix) (Crux Records)

Mmmmjammie!

Wednesday, 4 November 2009

The Sound Of Destruction


Aerotronic is a band of three young and talented dj's from the city of Antwerp who make very trashy songs and remixes.

"Eat" remixes a track
from the Belgian trashmetal band "Angelskin".

The remix is just a piece of the most distorted electro you can find! Sebastian's old tracks are from the same grade of "hardness".

Aerotronic - Eat


Frequency samples (guess what) Altern8's rave classic "Frequency" and Aerotronic added their hard, distorted sound to the original.

Aerotronic - Frequency

Supermode's house classic "Tell me why" gets an electro make-over, I LIKE!

Supermode - Tell Me Why (Aerotronic Remix)

Also listen to their new track "Helicopter" on their myspace.

Bonus:

Italian producer NT89 sent us his latest track, called Foxes. For those who have never heard of NT89: he made remixes for Blatta & Inesha, Tiga and Brodinski and his songs get played at bbc radio 1 sometimes.

NT89 - Foxes



Also look out for his collaboration with the Australian upcoming producer Distrakt. Their track is called Pumpin' and it destroys dancefloors. (Already remixed by Gtronic and BeataCue + played by Kissy Sell Out and Jaymo / Andy George on Radio 1)

Partyharders, keep your eyes on this one!

Enjoy...