Tag : techno

Today, Hive, we present to you a massive remix EP just released on La Bombe, the label headed by the mighty Sharooz. If you haven’t heard “Hysteresis” or “Up,” you must be living under a rock because both of these tracks have gotten support from DJs all over. These two new remixes take the two tracks in some fun, funky new directions that I know the Hive will appreciate.

The first tack, the “Hysteresis” remix, was done by TWR72, who have been getting support from the likes of A-Trak and Laidback Luke. They decided to put a Techno spin on this one and the result was pure genius, I’ve been grooving for this one for days now and am not even close to sick of it. Brodinski has been playing out this remix all over the place with great crowd response.

Sharooz – Hysteresis (TWR72 Remix) by La Bombe

The “Up” remix comes in the form of a Tech House monster. I’m always a sucker for good Tech House and the Scotsman Polymath killed it on this one, DJ’s – don’t sleep on this one.

Sharooz – Up (Polymath Remix) by La Bombe

If you like what you hear be sure to head over to Beatport and pick up the EP here.

Here’s a bangin new mix from techno duo Shameboy that they did for TCY Radio in Tokyo. Shameboy hail from Belgium and have been getting a lot of recognition recently, their remix of “Losing Control” by Jamie Fanatic was generally accepted as better than the original and is probably in my top 3 favorite Techno songs. This mix is 40 mins long and filled with awesome techno and electro house jams that you simply cannot help but bob your head to. Check out the mix below and more by Shameboy on their Soundcloud.

TCYR Shameboy Mix July 2011 by SHAMEBOY

 

 

Coming to you from the Bay Area, I have some fresh original tracks from you by upcoming DJ/producer Justin Weisberg. Justin is making some really bangin’ tech house and techno tracks, stuff comparable to Claude von Stroke / Dirtybird Records productions. His stuff could easily be Beatport top 100 material with some more recognition. Justin was nice enough to send over some tracks for me to post up and share with you all. The first, So Moist, is a groovy tech house jam who’s title will make sense after a listen. The other two tracks, Rise of the Sexbots and Velvet Panckes are on the techno side of things yet both very different takes. Check out the tracks below and for more check out Justin’s Soundcloud.

So Moist:

Rise of the Sexbots:

Velvet Pancakes:

 

 

We have a HUGE treat for you today, Los Angeles Hive readers. We have been given three (3) pairs of tickets to give away to see the incredible Techno duo Mumbai Science at the Roxy in Hollywood on August 10. They will be supported by John Roman, Bareback DJs, Brazzabelle, ///bones and Mike Teez, all of these acts are are prepared to bring down the house so this is a show you do NOT want to miss. We are going to be giving away a pair every few days leading up to the event, the contest for the first pair begins today.

To enter, first go and “Like” the Electric Hive Facebook page, then post a status @tagging both a friend that you want to bring and our Electric Hive page.

We’ll be picking the first winner later on this week!

For more info and tickets: Rome Promotions

Here’s some bonus honey: Mumbai Science’s Dry Edit of their track “Ancova,” one of the hardest EDM songs that I’ve had the pleasure of gracing my ears.

Surkin, the young French producer, member of High Powered Boys, and 1/3 of the techno supergroup Marble Players, just released his edit of Canblaster’s new track, “Totem” for free download on Soundcloud. Canblaster is awesome, he is making some of the most innovative House and Techno music today. Surkin’s edit of this track is really futuristic sounding, I’m always a fan of sounds I haven’t really heard before and Surkin definitely achieved that with this track. Check it out and download it below.
Canblaster – Totem (Surkin ‘Gravity’ Edit) (FREE DOWNLOAD) by Marble Music

A few weeks ago, Dutchman Bart B More put out a new mixtape for the summer titled “Back In Europe.” Bart is a really great producer and has put out classic tracks in the techno, house and electro categories. This mix is mostly on the techno/house side and is filled with funky basslines and dance-y beats. It’s got a good number of his own tracks and artists with a similar style/sound that you would expect him to support. Check out the mix and the track list below.
Bart B More’s ‘Back In Europe’ July 2011 Mixtape by Bart B More

Track List:
1. Bart B More & Harvard Bass – The Funky One
2. Bart B More & Rubix – Ari
3. Teenage Bad Girl – X Girl (Bart B More Main Remix)
4. Dem Slackers – Global Grind (Baskerville Remix)
5. Dr. Gonzo – Bust ‘em Up (French Fries Remix)
6. Cassius – I 7. Style of Eye – Wet
8. Bart B More & Harvard Bass – Listen To This (DIM Unreleased Remix)
9. ZZT – ZZafrika (Sound Of Stereo Remix)
10. TAI – Beat Down
11. Mumbai Science – Lotus
12. Baskerville – Devil’s Town (Bart B More Stuiter Remix)
13. Bart B More – Gilles (Tourette Edit)
14. Bart B More – Glow
15. DIM & TAI – Ion
16. Bart B More – Traction (Bart B More vs Funkin Matt Remix Edit)
17. Bart B More – Music, Music, Music
18. TAI – Taibanga
19. Bart B More & TAI – Spezi
20. Baskerville – Leecher
21. Bart B More & Harvard Bass – The Dark One
22. Donovans – FX1 (Canblaster & Panteros666 Remix)
23. Bart B More & Tommie Sunshine – Bodywork
24. Shinichi Osawa & Beataucue – H.O.W.L.