French DJ supergroup Birdy Nam Nam is getting set to release a new album. While no real info on the album or its release date is available yet, it is rumored that french legend Para One is going to be heavily involved in it's production. Based on the quality of this first single, my hopes are very high for a new release from the quartet consisting of Crazy B, DJ Pone, DJ Need and Little Mike. Check out their new single below plus a remix of my all time favorite track of their's, Parachute Ending, by the fantastic Dilemn.
Bonus Dilemn Spotlight: Here is some more new Dilemn. Ever since his new album Better Worlds dropped I've had a massive crush on Dilemn's sound. Check out a cool new remix for WAT out soon on Boxon Rec and a huge remix of Noise Invaders new track Time. If you haven't heard Time yet, you should check it out here on Mako Recs Soundcloud. Besides having the Time EP with remixes from the likes of Proxy himself, you can check out Mako's forthcoming EP for Dilemn's track Don't Break It, one of my favs from the Better Worlds LP, including remixes from Noise Invaders, Polymorphic, Marseilles and Volatile.
Who's down to die tonight?! I've got three killer duos for you guys that'll really lay into your head. This is hard electro at its finest with some dirty dirty distortion and heavy bass. I know you're going to love it.
First up I've got two French DJs representing Bordeaux in a big way. The dudes are unsigned which after you check out some of their tracks you'll be scratching your head why just like I am. So here is Geometry, coming out with some devastating tunes to rock your skull. I first came on them when they remixed the previously mentioned "The Parachute Ending" by Birdy Nam Nam (aided by TCHNCRCY favorites Justice). Then I checked out "Triggernometry" and I was in love. I've got both of these tracks plus two others, all of which are worth checking out, if only the clean your ears out. Keep it up boys.
Next up, I have my first Belgian duo, Mashed Paper Klub, owners of indie label Mashed Paper Rec. I put up a track of theirs about a week ago but didn't have much time to go into much detail. These boys from Brussels love that heavy theatrical sound, which I first heard from their first EP, "Deus Ex Machina". It just drew me in. Then they go ahead and drop another promo EP and then let loose yet another promo with their buddy Wazabi called "Optimus". All the work is just straight evil and better yet, all of it is available to the public which is just hands down fucking awesome (links to all three promos above). You can grab my favorite track off the first promo at the old post, and then the best off the other two below. Then I figured why not throw in some banging remixes they've done of some well known tracks. Swoop the first two at least and then come back for the others when you realize how dirty these fools are.
Finally, I have another Belgian duo that are just as grimy as their picture. Thrashing Teenagers is another Belgian duo that are ripping up the airwaves with some heavy distortion. "Cubes" has been one of my favorite songs for the past couple weeks and those of you who dig on that hard electro sound will be all about "Unleash Hell" and "Supernova". It's all good with these boys and I look forward to hearing more of their work. If those tracks aren't enough for you, check out the work they did for Neus's remix competition. Now get crazy, everyone.
I am not about to direct your attention to a new release, instead I want to share a little jewel from 2009 that I found in my library just in case you missed it. The Parachute Ending by Birdy Nam Nam is very very very good if you are willing to wait until min. 2:07 where the change in tempo and the drop of the beat should for sure get everyone raging in the dance floor (or banging your head harder or whatever it is you do when you hear sick music). This track should help us cope while we wait for Justice to drop some new shit, it has "produced by Justice" written all over.
The video reminds me of Kenny's trip on cat urine, anyone else sees that?
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