Showing posts with label The Bloody Beetroots. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Bloody Beetroots. Show all posts

Friday, 26 March 2010

Shall we throw Domino in the trashcan?

Trashcan DJ's first mixtape (the trash-up volume 1) got some love from us in november. Their second mixtape might even be better than that first one, and if you know that it contains lots of remixes from the guys themselves, you gotta admit that they are on the rise real fast. A little bit trash, loads of fidget, some dubstep, that's pretty much everything you need to get my attention. And if you know how to mix properly, it's likely that you get a post.

Trashcan DJs - Trashup mix vol 2 March 2010 by simplyjackin

Tracklist:
1. The bloody beetroots - warp 1.9
2. Tiga - I got what you need (Proxy remix)
3. The loose cannons & peo de pitte - Tom Tom (Trashcan Djs remix)
4. Major Lazer - Pon De Floor (Trashcan Djs remix)
5. Warrior one - Bad like jimmy cliff
6. Hijack vs santiago & bushido - Puttin it down
7. Jaksaw - Kung pow
8. Anti chris & The loose cannons - Gypsys kiss (Trashcan Djs remix)
9. The Specials - Rudy (Trashcan Djs remix)
10. Rob Sparx - What u gonna do (Numbernin6 remix)
11. Excision & Datsik - Swagga
12. Crookers Ft. kelis - No Security
13. Jakes - Rock the bells
14. Unknown - No No No
15. Subfocus - Could this be real
16. AC Slater - Play the record again
17. Jack Beats - U.F.O
18. Stanton Warriors - Good vibrations
19. Mgmt Vs Soulwax - kids (Trashcan Djs Dnb edit)
20. Drumsound & Bassline smith - Can u feel it
21. Jade - Pump friction
22. Prince Zimboo - To the rescue

If you like the mix, check their Pon De floor remix!

Major Lazer - Pon De Floor (Trashcan DJs mix) by simplyjackin


It's been some time since The Bloody Beetroots released something banging, but their last EP, "Domino" created quite a buzz. Bloggers all over the place are telling that the beetroots are finally back on the level they used to be. "Domino" is quite good (so we don't throw it in the trashcan!), but I don't think that this will get played as much like Warp 1.9 or Cornelius. The second track on the Ep (31 seconds to die) isn't really my cup of tea, way to chill to set a dancefloor on fire (but it's probably not meant for that).

The Bloody Beetroots - Domino (removed on request)

Thursday, 31 December 2009

Last post... of the year.


On the last day of the year, I thought you would definitely be in for a party, so I will give you some random party tunes. Some new, some old, but all bangers! Make sure you get drunk tonight, and have a good time! Watch out for the fireworks though, you don't want to end up like the poor guy in the pic!

Soda 'n' Suds - We do it again (Gtronic remix)

The phantom's revenge - When Mr. Hyde killed Dr. Jekyll

Robyn - Cobrastyle (the Bloody beetroots remix)

Boys Noize & Erol Alkan - Death suite (Bobermann remix)


I don't know how old this one is, I definitely heard it at a lot of parties, so it's probably a little older. Dj Rob 3 is probably better known to you as Rob Threezy, an american electro/house producer.

Dj Rob 3 - The chase

Rob Threezy based his awesome song on the 90's classic "The Vamp" by outlander, so why not give you this one too?

Outlander - The vamp

And the last one for now: Lektrobeerz, another upcoming Belgian Dj-duo, gave us their latest track. To me, it sounds a bit like the two previous tracks I gave you. Weird!

Lektrobeerz - Frost

Tuesday, 29 December 2009

Iron man & the new Proxy!


A little while ago, we gave you some tracks from Gtronic's "Iron man" Ep, and now Stereoheroes gave us their remix of this amazing track. They added some vocals to it, this gives the song a whole new face. Consider it a (belated) Christmas gift from them! If you want to buy the whole Ep in 320 versions, it's available on beatport.

Gtronic - Iron Man (Stereoheroes remix)


Vecho is another great Belgian electro project, their tracks are bombin'! The "Waters of Nazareth" remix starts so fucking hard and loud, I almost couldn't believe my ears! Same story for the "Rombo" remix. I thought the originals couldn't be harder, but Vecho has proven me wrong. They also remixed the militaristic fairytale called "8000", and this remix got me headbanging from the first second. Vecho's sound can be described as typical Proxy noise, I'm really loving it.

The Bloody Beetroots - Rombo ( Vecho remix)
Justice - Waters of Nazareth (Vecho remix)
Proxy - 8000 (Vecho remix)

Tuesday, 22 December 2009

From the piano, to the rave parties... Good boy!

Today he's only 19 years old, but it all started by playing the piano at the age of 5, and at the age of 15 he began composing music under the name"Dirty Disco Youth". In the meantime he also played the guitar bass and the drums.


So.. When he was 15, he went to an electro party and that is the reason he nowadays produces awesome tracks! These productions found and still find their way through the internet.


In 2007 (2 years later) he has played in London as headliner of one of the biggest warehouse parties, and at "New X Inn". No wonder he was called the new "Wunderkind" ;-)

In 2008 he released "The Kids want Maximal" through the internet, and he also made a remix of Outlander "Vamp". This last one, caused a lot of attention from big DJs and radio stations worldwide. He also did a few remixes...

Shall we skip 1 year?

Today, this man is working for Warner Music, has releases on Etage Noir, Street Beats, Kinetika, and owns a label called Dirty Disco Tracks. Not impressed yet? Well, on 2 febr 2010 he's gonna release "OFF" for ... DIM MAK!


Please, if a DJ drops this one, crash the party!




Talking about getting big in only 1 year? His tracks are supported by: The Bloody Beetroots, Steve Aoki, Gigi Barocco, Mustard Pimp, Fukkk Offf, Boys Noize, Fake Blood, Ed Banger DJs, Malente, ... and he did remixes for: The Bloody Beetroots, Deadmau5, Crookers, Faithless, Daft Punk, The Prodigy, Agnes Carlsson (Warner), Scanners (DIM MAK), Sharam Jey (King Kong), Fukkk Offf (Coco Machete), Leopold Gregori (Great Stuff), Streeflife DJs (Street Beats), Milke (Gulp) and many many more!






And what I like the most: He's doing his own thing, and he doesn't believe the fidget or the beetroots hype.

If you guys wanna have more, check this out: Dirty Disco Youth's Mediafirelist

Sunday, 20 December 2009

Beetroots @ Annie Nightingale


The Bloody Beetroots had the honour to play at Annie Nightingale's Radio 1 show, the tracklist reveals some unknown remixes by them, big up! Also check their brand new website, called deathcrew77. Download here

Tracklist:
1. Vitalic — Second Lives (Bloody Beetroots Remix)
2. Boys Noize — Drummer (Bobermann Remix)
3. Refused — New Noize (Bloody Beetroots & Steve Aoki Remix )
4. The Bloody Beetroots — Warp 1977 (feat. Aoki & Bobermann)
5. The Subs — Mitsubitchi (Bobermann Remix)
6. Étienne de Crécy — You Are Welcome (Bloody Beetroots Remix)
7. Rifoki — Zombie Attack
8. All Leather — Mystery Meat (Bloody Beetroots Remix)
9. Boys Noize — Gax
10. Khonnor — I Was Everything You Wanted Until You Quit
11. The xx — Hot Like Fire



Pretty weird video, pretty cool song, that's wath your thinking right? I was thinking the same, and it gets even better! D.I.M. and Tai (their previous collab called "Lyposuct" should ring a bell) made a banging remix for it! Computer Juice is a co-project of Riton and Seiji, the ep is available at beatport. Get it while it's hot!

Computer Juice - Computer Juice (D.I.M. and Tai remix)

Saturday, 21 November 2009

The masters of Fidget!

They played at I Love Techno, Dour, Pukkelpop, Tomorrowland, 10DaysOff and many more big events. Yes, we are talking about world famous DJs, about 2 DJs whose tracks are supported by MSTRKRFT, The Bloody Beetroots, Crookers, DJ Manaia, Mightyfools, Tiga, ... Their names are Vincent De Boeck and Jochen Sablon and they live in the neighbourhood of Bruxelles. I now present you: SOUND OF STEREO!

Let's have a start: Their first track was Nic Nag, discovered by MTV Belgium and used for a radio commercial. And like that, they were first discovered by a Belgian radio station called Studio Brussel. Stijn Maris, one of the presenters of Studio Brussel still is their manager.


In november of 2008 they released their first EP - Zoopah Dupah - which included Supah Dupah, a track that changed the whole fidget scene all over the world! This one is played over 100 times each weekend in Belgium alone. No wonder Dr. Lektroluv was interested for releasing this track on his label.


Hmm, Here We Go Again, bla bla bla! Do you remember March 2, 2009? Yes, indeed! That was a monday. Like I care? But that stupid monday was the day they released their second EP called Heads Up! And they did it again, BOOOMM


Sound of Stereo also made a lot of remixes. But it's like 3am, I'm tired and my inspiration is gone, so just start downloading and get ready to blow up your speakers!


If you want more of their remixes, just google it yourself! Because the time has come to go over to their last EP ZIPPER that'll be released November 23.
This EP includes 3 tracks: Zipper, Velcro & Button. Here's a preview:


And this is why I call them world's best fidget producers of the moment!

Next year they'll also release a full album. I don't know the tracklist, and I even don't know if these tracks'll be on the album. But here are some previews of new tracks coming out soon.

Dr. Lektroluv dropping Chewbox at DOUR Festival 2009. This track is coming out in February 2010.

Another destroyer that is coming soon is Jungle Rumble!

And oh, just that you know it: There's no guarantee on blown up speakers!

Saturday, 14 November 2009

8000


A few days ago, I found the unripped version of 8000 by the proxy. So I just thought I'd share it with you guys, because the set-rip from Tiga at werchter isn't quiet what I call "high quality". For those who haven't heard from this song before, it's a bit weird, not something that's typical for the proxy, but I think it kick's ass! Sounds like gnome walking around in the forest, doing a typical "gnome-dance".

But then on a beat. Of course, you are free to make up your own stories about this song, I'll be glad to hear them!

The Proxy - 8000 (non-ripped version)

This is the official video for 8000, showing some typical soviet images, like uhm, drunk soldiers and stuff.

The Proxy - 8000 from Turbo Recordings on Vimeo.


Bonus:

The "who are you" ep concludes "8000", and of course "who are you". You should all know the bloody beetroots remix from "who (the fuck) are you" by now, but you shouldn't forget about the original too! The trumpdisco remix is, just like all their other remixes, a song that leaves the core of the original like it was, and then they give the rest a whole new touch. You should definitely check it, hope you guys dig!

The Proxy - Who Are You (Trumpdisco Remix)
The Proxy - Who Are You (Bloody Beetroots Remix)
The Proxy - Who Are You (Original Mix)

Thursday, 29 October 2009

First Post, Big Bang!

Dear blog readers,

This post will go into history as TGM's first Ratrabbits post. There is no need to give myself a whole introduction. I will just post the stuff I personally like. It can be huge bangers or softer, even romantic tracks. The only requirement is that I love what I post.

First up is the new (and free) Nightshifters EP Vampire Killah, brought to you by the Japanese DJ / procuder Dj P.OL. Style.

The EP features remixes from the lacks of LOL Boys, Rob Threezy, DJ Donna Summer and, yeah yeah yeah: Trumpdisco.

I will give you the Trumpdisco remix, which I am digging the most. I am also posting the original, to be able to compare both tracks.

The original track is a house / B-more track with a catchy synth. The guys from Trumpdisco (Australia) made it harder and filthier!

The full free EP is at 320 so get it quick my friends!

Dj P.OL. Style - Vampire Killah
Dj P.OL. Style - Vampire Killah (Trumpdisco Remix)

Enjoy!

Bonus: Ratrabbits going mad at I Love Techno 2009 when Bloody Beetroots drop Fatboy Slim - Right Here, Right Now (Trumpdisco Remix)!