Running contra to their usual eccentric behaviour, Odd Future's most promising member, Hodgy Beats quietly dropped a free EP a few weeks ago. In my point of view it's probably the best set of tracks the camp has squeezed out since the Domo Genesis "Under the Influence" EP dropped. Grab the free download here!
Bro Safari gives SPL's "Back at it" track a roundhouse moombahton kick to the face! The bouncy gangster funk in this is just undeniable and consequently has been in high demand on many A list moombahton sets across the world!!
What would you say if you were asked to predict which direction the future of electronic music is going? Trance? Dubstep? Moombahton? Electro house? Bongs? Personally I think that techno is the music of the future, simply due to simplistic nature and original style. As the taste of the EDM community changes, techno artists easily adapt and yet still maintain the groovin feeel of the genre. These aspects compared with other genres such as Dubstep , make it apparent that techno is going to continue to progress and engage audiences, as opposed to turning into a shitting contest of who can make the biggest drop!!
Here are a few current techno/electro bangers going round the circuit!!
Continuing with the Moombah theme the next track comes from Twinz Beatz, the brothers have done an awesome remix of Tyga's track "Faded" and its worked out pretty well I think, so have a listen.
Tyga ft. Lil Wayne - Faded (Twinz Beatz Moombahcore Remix) by Twinz Beatz
the last piece of Moombah for this snack comes as a freebie from Play Me, the track is a remix of "Rainbow Necklace" from Street Lurkin's latest EP. Sazon Booya has been given the honours for this one and he doesn't disappoint.
Rainbow Necklace - Street Lurkin - Sazon Booya Remix (Play Me Freebie) by Play Me Records
Moving us away from the Moombahton theme is Soloman, his track "Crunkin" is a hard hitting dub track with the focus on the bass so I'd definitely advice having a sub when listening to this one, if you don't have one I guess you'll still be able to relate to the chopped up sample that I'm sure everyone will recognise.
With an early introduction to the world of house and music production at the age of 13, PrototypeRaptor (aka Jonathan Paulsen), now 21, has been relatively unknown, yet consistent force of electronic music. He quickly became known for combining his electro-fidget sensibilities with an unusual "Mord Fustang" type of melodic style.
With the backing of artists such as Wolfgang Gartner and Porter Robinson you can defiantly expect 2012 to be a good year for PrototypeRaptorrr!!!
Here's an accumulation of some free tracks, first is from the Duo "I am Robot" who recently released an EP with Heavy Artillery, and then were kind enough to give out some freebies to celebrate the release.
Zeds Dead & Omar Linx have just released their "Victor" Mix tape through Mad Decent. It features some new tracks as well as some golden oldies and We all know what happens when Zeds Dead teams up with Omar so I don't need to say anything more just download it.
ZEDS DEAD & Omar LinX - Victor (JEFF012) by Mad Decent
Orlando Higginbottom, known professionally as Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs (T.E.E.D), is an Electro producer hailing from Oxford, England
With musical traits resembling that of Hot Chip and many 90's house artists, T.E.E.D's synth driven house sounds and soothing vocals make it nearly impossible to not bop around to his tunes.