Ekali set his hand to Flux Pavillion’s all-time classic I Can’t Stop. He stuck close to the original, which is why he didn’t call it a remix but rather a tribute. Doesn’t matter, it’s very brilliant.
Today is the day one of the greatest tunes of 2015 receives an EP full of equally striking remixes. Donkong, Rafik and Markus Hörsturz have all added their unique flavor to what has always been an amazing tune.
Ben Esser produced this super soulful tune called Rampant Wild Free for equally soulful Noah Slee, who flows over this beauty with more grace than a prima ballerina.
We have quite the announcement to share with you: the good guys from Symbiz just dropped their new album Airport Accent. It’s a fabolous mix of dub, reggae, beautiful vocals and a lot of bass, global bass to be specific. Although we don’t really want to talk genres here, because it transcends most of them.
Srsly just dropped his debut EP, called Prelude, on Rooftops Horizon. After listening to it, you’ll know why it is wise to keep this young lad from beautiful Austria on your radars.
The mighty Airwav‘s returns with this monster remix of Ember Island‘s magnificent Need You. Two ridiculously talented artists taking on each other’s work. What could go wrong?
DJ Mos released another one of his original productions. This one’s called Rhythm. It features lyrics by Fly Boi Keno and may be the most catchy flute you’ve heard since Jack Ü’s and Justin Bieber’s Where Are Ü Now.
From Augsburg, Germany, to New Orleans, USA. Karol Tip and LWR PWR team up to give us that Mirage. It’s a monster.
The homie Kid Fresh just launched a new project under the moniker Dre Dogue. The first track is called NVMD, and quite frankly sounds like nothing we’ve heard before.
It doesn’t get much smoother than this. Check out this chilled out remix of Daughter’s Youth, created by nimino. It part of his 3-track EP, which is being released as we speak.