Monday, April 16, 2012 at 2:04PM 
Oh wow, the FatJazzBeats crew went all on this one, flipping one of Erykah Badu's most iconic tracks on its head, creating an incredibly funky alternative. Shame there is no download link, because this is massive.
Erykah Badu, FatJazzBeats, Hip-Hop, R&B, Remix, Soul Monday, April 16, 2012 at 1:24PM 
After bringing us the audio a couple of weeks ago, Jordan Stephens (Rizzle of Rizzle Kicks) last night brought us a very cool animated/lyric video for his freestyle over the lead single from NaS' forthcoming album. NaS himself gave this the green light, and ever since hearing it a few months back, I've been a massive fan. Killed it.
Monday, April 16, 2012 at 12:36PM 
KOAN Sound uploaded this new remix to their SoundCloud last night, which sees the production duo add their unique Glitch-Hop style to one of Kasabian's singles from last year. This will drop May 7th, and I can't wait - big love.
Alternative, Dubstep, Kasabian, Koan Sound, Remix, Rock Monday, April 16, 2012 at 12:31PM 
After bringing you the Burns & Benny Benassi remixes last month, here is Snatch! label owner Riva Starr's remix of the new single from Marina & The Diamonds. The original is cool, and the the other remixes are nice, but this remix is my favourite version by a long way - Riva never fails. Cop HERE.
House, Marina & The DIamonds, Remix, Riva Starr, Tech Saturday, April 14, 2012 at 11:46AM 
Set to be released April 30th on Crosstown Rebels, here is Russ Yallop's funky remix of the already brilliant new single from Hot Creations head honcho Jamie Jones and the ever wonderful duo Art Department. Big release.
Art Department, Crosstown Rebels, Deep, House, Jamie Jones, Remix, Russ Yallop, Tech Friday, April 13, 2012 at 10:56AM 
Brodinski is a monster. The French-born Electronic producer has taken one of Theophilus London's most well-known tracks and given it a whole new lease of life, creating a twisting and turning dancefloor smasher. One of my favourite remixes of 2012 so far.
Brodinski, Electro, Electronic, House, Remix, Theophilus London Friday, April 13, 2012 at 10:31AM 
I really don't understand the hype surrounding A$AP Rocky, and don't think I ever will, but this right here is pretty special. French producer D. Fine has taken the Harlem-repping rapper's track 'Wassup', flipped it on its head and turned it into a dancefloor jam. Who needs swag when you can be so smooth?!
A$AP Rocky, D. Fine, Deep, House, Remix Friday, April 13, 2012 at 10:12AM 
Although I got to meet him on Sunday night, I was very gutted to miss Eats Everything's set at The Warehouse Project Easter Special, but this kind of makes up for it. The Bristol-born producer has taken Dupree's 1991 House classic, added his own little flavour to it, and brought it right into the 21st Century. Absolutely love this.
Thursday, April 12, 2012 at 11:18PM 
Not a big fan of Mac Miller, but he's laid some cool rhymes down on one of my favourite tracks from Chase & Status' sophmore album, and given it away for free - so who am I to complain?
Chase & Status, Drum & Bass, Dubstep, Mac Miller, Remix, Sub Focus Thursday, April 12, 2012 at 11:40AM 
It’s been a staggering 12 years since Dave Lee produced the first record under his Deep House, future obsessed Akabu guise on NRK, and alongside all the classic original productions/debut album 'The Phuture Ain’t What It Used To Be', there have been just as many amazing remixes across many musical genres. 'The Phuture Remixed' is a retrospective look back over the Akabu years taking in all the best remixes including some extended versions from Joey Negro himself. The first album sampler features the brand new remixes from Karizma, Roberto Rodriguez, JN and this stunning rework from the ever impressive Spiritchaser. On repeat - purchase.
Akabu, Deep, House, Joey Negro, Remix, Spiritchaser, Tech 