I previously posted my favorite track off of Seattle producers, Suttikeeree & WD4D's After School EP, called "Satisfaction" a couple months ago - but now you can take a listen to the full EP filled with "sticky dance floor thumpers, funky future rhythms and straight-up West Coast hip hop. Hooked through with chopped-up vocal samples and heavy bottomed bass...fresh and chunky beats". They recently played the world famous Low End Theory party in LA in celebration of this release too!

First things first great track from Nas. Hip hop legend etc. etc. I am sure you have already heard it but if you haven't check it out.

Next track is from our favorite Parisian, Dimitri from Paris with his remix of Holy Ghost!'s track "It's Not Over." Really nicely crafted remix. Looking forward to the extended version.

Final track is from one of our favorite dudes T-E-E-D. Sadly another preview but this remix of his track "Tapes and Money" by Casino Times (a duo from Oxford). Really nice work. Have a great weekend all. Peace!

How have I slept on this UK Duo? R&Bass!!!

Love the look of the video too:

Check out this garage/2step remix as well by, B-15 Project:

Really like the flow of this newly released track from Italian producer/DJ Broke One. So very smooooth, and I can never get enough of that vintage house bounce. If he keeps throwing down tracks like this, he's all but assured to never be broke.

Great new track from SF's downbeat cosmic producer Sorcerer. Loving the song title as well. "Deeply Creepy" showcases what Sorcerer does best check it out. Great remix by Brothertiger of Teendaze's track "Brooklyn Sunburn." Excellent work that makes you think of warm summer days (even though its still freezing here in Chicago).

The final track is from the Danish duo DATO. David Kosteljanetz and Thomas Erichsen put together this great disco track. Hadn't heard any of their stuff until today and I am really impressed by this track. Very good. Check it out.

I highly recommend seeing TRUS'ME tonight at Re-Bar and NGUZUNGUZU / SALVA at Chop Suey tomorrow night.

Here is a taste of what you can expect at both shows:

For those house/tech heads...

And for some more bass...

Ngugunguzu remixes one of my favorite songs from last year, Jhene Aiko's "Stranger".

+ Ciara - Deuces

and Salva's take on Pharrell's "That Girl"

+this collab w/fellow Frite Nite labelmate: B. Bravo...

Ahhh, such a busy week, but there's no better way to plow through a pile of work than some new mixes. And nobody can melt away the work hours like these guys. Brand new mixes from the funky Swede Chris Jylkke, disco-fabulous Frenchman Zimmer, and the devastating duo of J Paul Getto.

Germany's musical meistro has been busy the last couple days uploading a ton of fantastic originals and remixes of his to his Soundcloud spot. Some of Analog Giant's favorites get the remix treatment Holy Ghost!, Air and Booka Shade. My favorite is the remix of Air's "Mer de Japon." Love the original and loving this remix as well. Thanks for sharing Mr. Menace.

Here's a freshly tapped (and still warm) remix from the undeniably awesome Fake Blood. This time the Gorey One puts his touch on Sway's "Level Up".Four on the floor...post-apocalyptic bass...killer-catchy hook...yep, it's Fake Blood alright.

Awesome.

First off nice remix of perhaps the most overly remixed track this year Lana Del Rey's "Video Games" but the work that Netherlands own Joris Voon did on this track is really nice. I think it stands out above the rest. The next is a great track from the 21-year old upstart Willy Moon. His track "Yeah Yeah" is simply awesome. Check it out if you have not had the chance to hear it yet. Last but certainly not least is an out of this world remix by Magician of Sam Sparro's track "Happiness." The Magician always does great work but this one is exceptional. Don't miss it. Have a great weekend everyone. Peace!

Both masters in their craft, Dimitri from Paris and Leftside Wobble serve up their own subtle but painstakingly tweaked edits this week. As Leftside Wobble describes it, this edit of Lee Oskar's Haunted House is certainly a "bittersweet slow burner". Oh, and don't try to hide it--you already love DfP's edit of Madonna's "Get into the Groove" and you haven't even heard it yet.

Love this track. Especially the remix done by Tensnake. Video isn't probably going to win any awards but its great to see they still make videos for great music. Hopefully be able to see them play live at some point. You can if you happen to live in the UK, Australia or Spain.

It's Saturday night, people! There's no more perfect time for a bedazzled grab bag of dance tracks, now is there? Reach on in and you'll find a killer Justice remix from Monsieur Adi (couldn't be more excited, by the way, for the upcoming Justice tour stop here in Seattle in April), along with remixes from Analog Giant favorite Ghosts of Venice and also new music from the fabulous Bottin. Have a great weekend!

According to the ever-talented Justin Faust (who, perhaps, made a Faustian pact to get said talents?), this new remix of High Hopes from Jay Lamar and Jesse Oliver comes courtesy of a quid quo pro exchange of remixing services (Faust remixed one of their tunes on an earlier record). Whatever the deal was, we win...because we now get this excellent remix as a free download.