Thanks to everyone who came out for The Slump! It was an awesome night! Big up to Adam (A+) for flying out to make a guest appearance, and to David (OONS) for cranking out some bangers. Look out for the next one — we have some big things comin!
Dave Nada invented Moombahton (pronounced Moom-buh-tone) at his little cousin’s house party when he slowed an Afrojack remix down to 108 beats per minute. Since then, he’s been making reggaeton-tempo edits of Dutch house and tropical house, and clubs have been going crazy for the stuff. [Excerpt from DJ Ayres]
This shit is actually pretty sick! I get that slowed down creeper vibe like in a dubstep track, but it’s got this whole different feel to it with the all pitch-bent afro noise (especially in Moombhaton & Seductive Sound). Really interesting stuff here…was very compelled to give it a post!
Check out everything for download at the following link. Big ups to Discobelle for turning me onto this.
HiJack..oh HiJack! I was prompted to invest some research time on the UK-based producer as I was browsing Squeegie last week. Before I started my conquest I also realized that I haven’t posted the Oliver $ remix of Keep It Real (hence, the post title). Anyways, his newest EP, Way Back, with tech house power duo Santiago and Bushido is just delightful! Puttin’ It Down has this great, bouncy tech house feel, with percussion that just cuts through the mix like buuuutter. Not to mention the most superb placement of a Busta Rhymes lyric — the lead vocal stab is perfect! Hmmm! I’m only posting this one, so you’ll have to pick up the whole EP to hear all four tracks. Majority of these are in 128-192 range, so hit up Beatport and show some support!
Oh man! I’ve been a bad blogger this past month. I guess I could claim on the stereotypical “busy college student” profile and say I haven’t had any time to blog, but, it’s probably more of an issue with me just wanting to spend what little free time I have sitting on my ass. But hey, blogging is kind of relaxing, right?
Ha..well anyways, here is some music. Nice remix of Shiny Toy Guns coming from CYV™ favorite, Nadastrom. Them kids got their shit together! Also, this next Saturday is The Slump! Come out and dance!
Fresh new remix from Yeah! Woho! (Also, heres the link to his blog/site – http://yeahwoho.com) showed up in the inbox today, and I am thoroughly pleased! Tune goes pretty big, utilizing some nice dubby percussion and a dirty grinding electro lead. The piano kicks in after about a minute, and you are just grooooooving.
He also just dropped a new Promo mix for February. It’s got two of his new original releases, Hit That Organ and I Wanna Love U. Both are quite excellent and have been receiving great feedback from the likes of B. Rich and Jayou.
Yeah! Woho! – Promo Mix Feb 2010
01. Vyle – More Than Time (DJ Edjotronic Remix)
02. Edu K – Jumpin n Pumpin (Dubbel Dutch Remix)
03. Steed Lord – Who U Wit (Sharkslayer Riddim Mix)
04. Udachi – P-Funk Skank (B. Rich Remix)
05. Yeah! Woho! – Hit That Organ
06. Ladybox – Cookies Fly
07. Rusko – Woo Boost (Subskrpt Remix)
08. Kidda – Everything Bad Is Good For You (TLGB Remix)
09. Jackamo – Bassline Sound
10. Crookers – Royal T (Sticky K Remix)
11. The Loops Of Fury – Soap (Peo De Pitte Remix)
12. Barletta – Bass Live (Syntonics Mean Muggin’ Gangsta Bass Remix)
13. Syntonics – Flip It Out (Instrumental)
14. DJ Q feat. MC Bonez – You Wot! (Subzero Remix)
15. Kingdom – Mind Reader feat. Shyvonne
16. Major Lazer – Keep It Goin’ Louder (Diplo Remix)
17. Yeah! Woho! – I Wanna Love U
18. 16bit – Fun House
19. Mobb Deep – Drop A Gem On ‘Em (The Killabits Remix)
20. Marco Del Horno & Last Japan – Pilled Up Again (Tomb Crew Remix)
21. Doctor P – Sweet Shop
22. Soulico feat. Rye Rye – Exotic On The Speaker (Yeah! Woho! Remix)
After much debate, we have decided to slightly alter the title of our party. From now on, it will be called The Slump! Don’t worry, no more changes from here on out – Every last Saturday of the month will now be The Slump! at The Cellar.
Anyways, things went great for our first night and the club owner definitely wants us to keep things going. Come join us for our second party! We’ll be playing the best in House, Electro, Fidget, Dubstep & More.
With your Resident DJs: Hyphidelity
Featuring Guest DJs: A+ / Oons
Date: Saturday, January 27th
Time: 9PM – 2AM
Location:
The Cellar
Downtown San Jose
399 1st St. (1st & San Salvador)
Lighting: TheLightBar
21+ to Party
Free before 11PM / 5$ after 11PM
We’ll have the second installment of our mixtape series, Fresh Kuts from the HyphiDeli II, available at the party. Come get down to some bangerszzzz!
Hello everyone, its been a minute since I’ve posted some tunes so I’m going ahead and posting 4 random tracks I’ve been diggin’. I dont post very often, but the tracks I do post, I hope all you readers are loving them. Til next time.
First off, wanted to say thanks to everyone who came out to party with us this past Saturday. We think things went well and The Cellar wants us to come back and do another party next month (and it’s on them)! Its going to be on the 27th. We’ll post the event flyer real soon!
Anyways, we passed out some mix CDs without a tracklisting, so I’m here to post the tracklist and the mix.
Hyphidelity – Fresh Kuts from the Hyphi Deli
1. Gucci Vump – Sha! Shtil! (L-Vis 1990 Remix)
2. Hobo – Failsafe
3. Gasier Vs. Heartthrob – Nasty Girl
4. Poligono – Mammuthus
5. Seth Troxler – Hurt Ft. Matthew Dear
6. Gio Martinez & Geneik – Rempejack (Oliver $ Remix)
7. Daniel Steinberg – Pay For Me (Someone Else Remix)
8. Trouble Andrew – Chase Money (WhateverWhatever Edit)
9. Poligono – Teenage Kicks
10. Daniel Haaksman – Pobum Coco (Sharsklayer Bass Dub) (Hyphidelity Blend Edit)
11. Shab Ruffcut – Twist (Wongo Remix)
12. Shab Ruffcut – Twist (Bill Eff Remix)
13. Matthew Garton – One Love
14. Headhunter – Prototype (Modeselektor’s Broken Handbrake Remix)
Got some fresh talent coming straight from the home turf today. Rey Resurreccion is an emcee/producer from San Jose, California. Growing up, Rey has emulated hip hop legends such as The Pharcyde, Tupac, and Outkast into a well balanced, classic sound. On the track, Rey comes with a smooth laid back style over a combination of hard drums, original compositions, and nostalgic samples. The album “Limitless” has the feel of Dr. Dre’s Chronic 2001 production with the delivery of an emcee like Rakim or Nas. Rey independently produced and released the 14 track opus titled “Limitless” which features Oneself, Ronnie Lee, & Gi.
We’ve had 1000+ visits since this little blog has started, and I’d just like to say thanks, and that we’re all stoked that people have been visiting! To mark this day, I’m going to post some presents for everybody!
I’ve been gettin’ down on the dirty/deep tech house lately. Got some great stuff coming from Poligono (he’s also a sick designer – go check the myspace)! Mammuthus goes way dummy. (Teenage Kicks delves more into the electro-house genre, coming from his Activo EP).
