Treats

New Tracks from a bunch of different people. Bassjackers, Zed's Dead and Swanky Tunes to name a few.  Let these tracks make you dance for the upcoming weekend!

Check it out by  Ferry Corsten, was already a good song. Bassjackers took this song and added their signature dirty dutch drop and then finished it with some hard hitting electro. Its a very mixable track coming from the duo.

Ferry Corsten Check It Out (Bassjackers Remix)
Pierce Fulton is fairly new to the genre but his recent release titled "pardon my french" has been creating quite the stir in the electronic world. Combining some intreasting hard electro with some intreasting rifts here and there, untill finally creating this intreating drop at about the 4 minute mark.

Pierce Fulton Pardon My French (Original Mix) www.livingelectro.com

Phantom by Swanky Tunes and Hard Rock Sofa has already been teasing us for awhile. This is your typicall big room house song, with phenominal basslines and a pounding drop. These guys are going to gain massive support from the bigs in House Music.

Swanky Tunes & Hard Rock Sofa Phantom (Original Mix)

Bert on beats is a completely new artist to me. I just discovered him today surfing my soundcloud. This is a remix of Buraks Som Sistema's Hangover. Honestly its just crazy jungle style music. I love it. enjoy.

Buraka Son Sistema Hangover bert on beats remix (mastered 16-bit)

Zed's Dead Rumble In The Jungle. Thats all im saying this song is jungletastic.
Zeds Dead Rumble In The Jungle

To finish off, Ive got Micah Vellian's mix. He is one 1/3 of Volta Bureau, which is a group based out of DC who are quickly making a name for themselves. He released a short one hour and fifteen minute mix playing some of his favorite deep house tunes, as well as some of his own productions. Look out for more stuff from him in the future. Take a listen to the Green Mix!

Micah Vellian - Green Mix by Micah Vellian

Thats all for now!

Julian

Hardwell at Club Glow, Washington D.C., August 20, 2011

  Last saturday night marked the first time the Dutch DJ dynamo, Robertt Hardwell, performed at our nation's capital and his debut did not disappoint.  He had the crowd in his clutches before he manned the decks.  Chants of 'Hardwell' could be heard throughout Roberto Gonzalez's opening set.  The crowd was hyped and ready to lose their minds to the smashing vibes of Tiesto's protege.  Finally, about 30 minutes after the start of the new day, Hardwell took center stage to a deafening roar from the young excited crowd.  Everyone was in accordance, the next two hours would be memorable.

Tiesto & Hardwell Zero 76 (Original Mix)

He opened with relatively unknown bangers which had his fans jumping, fist pumping, and generally flirting with insanity.  He waited to play most of his own tracks until towards the end of his set with the exception of the fairly early 'Encoded' drop.  Relatively unknown electro smashers dominated the first 45 minutes of the set.  I am still in the process of attempting to find some of these tracks because, frankly, I loved them.  A key ingredient to any live DJ set is the crowds intensity and it carried throughout, despite the relatively short length of his performance it felt as though Hardwell could have gone for another hour.  He later transitioned to some unbelievable bootlegs and the songs which have shaken up the EDM community over the last twelve months.  After teasing his 'Move It 2 The Drum' collaboration with fellow Dutchman, Chuckie, he surprised the crowd with a remix of 'Save The World'.  Expecting to hear the drop of Max Vangelli and AN21 or Zedd, I couldn't believe my ears when the bassline dropped.  Luckily with some help from Hardwell himself, we found that it was Marco V's remix.

Swedish House Mafia Save the world (Marco V turn the crowd up treatment)


Bassjackers Mush, Mush (Original Mix)


Hardwell Encoded - Original Mix

It was at around this time where he dropped his claim to fame, 'Zero 76' and finally allowed us to enjoy 'Move It 2 The Drum'.  Not surprisingly the vocals of 'Leave the World Behind' and 'We Are Your Friends' were included in his various bootlegs.  Just when you thought the performance couldn't get any better, he dropped a flurry of game changers.  I absolutely wasn't expecting the still unreleased Dada Life, 'Happy Violence' to be my favorite track of the night but it indubitably was.  I was also captivated by the brand new release from Size Records, 'Sending My Love'.  The crowd reaction to both tracks was unsurprisingly overwhelmingly positive.  All the while he sprinkled in smash hits like 'Bangduck', 'Levels', Laidback Luke's 'Dirty Talk', 'Awooga', and 'Warp 1977' simply to cause bedlam.  Finally, he made a transition to dubstep to close out the evening leaving everyone in the building praying for an encore.  Skrillex's 'First of the Year' and his remix of 'Cinema' have seemingly become a staple in many DJ's set recently.  I've heard it receive plays from the likes of Martin Solveig, Calvin Harris, and now Hardwell.  I must say, I do wish we heard a little bit more Dutch house but Robertt Hardwell brought D.C. to its feet and we at Electric Squeeze will patiently await his return.

Chuckie & Hardwell feat. Ambush Move It 2 The Drum (Original Mix)


R3hab & Swanky Tunes ft. Max C Sending My Love (Original Mix)

Inter-Galactic

So, I have a couple of fresh tracks I want to share with you guys. There's no particular genre that i'm going to follow, but its pretty much house and moombahton. so enjoy!!

No-body has already established himself on our blog as being a great producer. This time he takes the likes of Steve Angelo "Knas" and mashes it together with Axwell's club hit "I found you". The result is nothing short of brilliance.

Laidback Luke released a track a couple days ago that is just phenomenal. Its called 2.0 and has all the key components of a fantastic house song. It has such a nice feel might I add.

I'm already a huge fan of Swanky Tunes for their incredible production skills. They never stop giving us something to jam to and "I Believe In" is just testimony to that statement. The original track is by Size Matter's artist, Roger Sanchez featuring the incredible voice of Karmen. Swanky Tunes takes this song and transforms it into a masterpiece.

Wall recording artist's, Bassjackers dropped a fantastic remix this week. "Applause for You" already a fantastic song by PettyEtty is given some serious work by these producers. Listening to this you can really see why Afrojack signed them, to produce phenomenal and different electro beats.

Next up is some fresh moombahton by the one and only Dillon Francis! This track has that classy funky vibe that you can only get with a Dillon Francis Production. Enjoy!

Kissy Sellout - Turn It On (Dillon Francis Remix)

Autoerotique needs no introduction. A phenomenal producer,and an amazing DJ, he puts his expertise to work here in his remix of Tiesto's new track "Work Hard Play Hard" You can buy this track on beat port if you so desire! Incredible track enjoy!
Tiesto - Work Hard Play Hard (Autoerotique Club Rmx)

Well thats all I got for you

Cheers

JuliAn

Sounds of the Clouds #3

Sound of the Clouds #3

Hey so now that im in trinidad and officaly cant upload shit because the internet sucks take a listen to all the new stuff on my sound cloud.
Nicki Minaj - Super Bass (Crowd Control Moombahton remix) by Crowd.Control
LMFAO - Party Rock Anthem (Alesso Remix) by Alesso
Swanky Tunes & Hard Rock Sofa 'Smolengrad' Clip by sizerecords
Arty - Zara (2DEEP Moombahton Edit) by 2 DEEP

David Guetta & Avicii – Sunshine [EMI] // Preview by Mathieu v

FREEDOM

Summertime, swag me the fuck out.

Let's start off with a remix of Alex Kenji, let those vocals transitioning to drums consume you.

SebastiAn's Total EP comes out on May 30th, here are a couple of tracks from what is sure to be an unbelievable release from one of our favorite artists.

New Swanky Tunes

Some awesome tracks to close this post out, I'm loving the Blue Sattelite remix.

Summer means more music more often, lesdoit.