Friday, September 30, 2011 at 5:01PM 
The Brookes Brothers come through with an incredibly sick remix of Maverick Sabre's second single from his forthcoming debut album, Lonely Are The Brave, which is set to be released at the beginning of 2012. This remix will be available on the official EP, which drops November 6th on Mercury. So much love for Mr. Sabre.
Thursday, September 29, 2011 at 11:14PM 
Remember how monstrous the outcome was the first time Ed Sheeran & P Money collaborated? Yeah, well, this time round is no different. Premiered earlier tonight on Mistajam's show, here is P Money's incredibly deep and thought-provoking take on Ed's third single from his debut album. A special remix from two very special artists.
Ed Sheeran, Grime, P Money, Remix, Uk Hip-Hop Thursday, September 29, 2011 at 10:04PM 
Here is Eyes' stunning remix of Kate McGill's new single, Replaced, which is set to be released next month. Kate reminds me a lot of Ellie Goulding, but with a much purer voice, and the laid back approach Eyes has taken with the remix suits the song down to a tee. Catch his remix of Labrinth's new single HERE and follow him on twitter HERE.
Dubstep, Eyes, Kate McGill, Remix Wednesday, September 28, 2011 at 8:57PM 
Spotted over at BamaLoveSoul, here is a lovely Daptones mashup of Pharrell and Charles Bradley courtesy of Hamburg-based producer Buzz-T. Very little info on who he is, but this is dope and you can download it for free in the player below.
Wednesday, September 21, 2011 at 9:50PM 
Following the release of his well received Dollop EP, Get Flavour signee Deebs has put his own unique twist on Lauryn Hill's all-time classic, adding some funky head nodding bass, chopping up the enchanting vocals and showing everyone how a bootleg should be done. Free download in the SoundCloud player below.
Bass, Bootleg, Deebs, Lauryn Hill, Remix Monday, September 19, 2011 at 11:54PM 
Here are two of my favourite tracks from the first release on a newly formed label called Cold Bites. They are a re-edit, remixes, mash up style label whose releases will be available exclusively at Junodownload - the artists will be taking classics (sometimes hidden gems) and putting a modern day electronic twist on them, whilst still keeping the soulful and funky elements that made them hits all those years ago. Love this, so much. 16th November is the release date.
Guess the tracks...
Cold Bites, Cold Busted, Edit, Electronic, Funk, Kid Vibe, Re-Edit, Remix, Soul Monday, September 19, 2011 at 9:35PM 
The ever brilliant True Tiger boys put their own unique twist on Dappy's debut solo single, which is currently sitting at number one on the iTunes chart. Always thought he was a clown, but this is infinitely better than anything he has released as part of N-Dubz, and this remix is massive. Get your copy HERE.
Dappy, Dubstep, Remix, True Tiger Saturday, September 17, 2011 at 12:49PM 
Vadalism take Skrillex's monstrous remix of Nero's latest single, Promises, and put their ever unique Electro twist on it. As they explain, "we wanted something 4x4 for the Vandalism Electro Sets...so BOOM - HERE YOU GO...." - I think they succeeded, and can see this tearing up dancefloors up and down the country in the near future.
Wednesday, September 14, 2011 at 11:03PM 
Here is the follow up single to Labrinth's debut, Let The Sunshine, which is set to be released next month on Syco. The beat is incredible, but the lyrics do nothing for me - they have no real meaning and let the song down massively. Quite disappointed, because this could have been a truly brilliant song - however, saying that, it's still got all the right elements to make it a guaranteed hit. As well as the original you can also catch Eyes' monstrous Drumstep remix below, which will feature on the official EP - a very talented young man. Pre-order HERE.
Labrinth - Earthquake (Feat. Tinie Tempah)
Labrinth - Earthquake (Feat. Tinie Tempah) (Eyes Remix)
Drum & Bass, Drumstep, Dubstep, Labrinth, Pop, Remix, Tinie Tempah Tuesday, September 13, 2011 at 10:18PM 
Released earlier today (September 13th), here is one of my favourite pieces from the highly anticipated full debut release from Porter Robinson and Skrillex's label, OWSLA. As you would expect from any signee of Skrillex's, Porter has a very unique and bass heavy sound, but his production still remains thoughful and ahead of the game - add in Rob Swire and Gareth McGrillen's electro-house input, and you have this little beauty. You can support both Porter and Skrillex by purchasing the EP in its entirety, HERE - a definite must have.
Dubstep, Electro, House, Knife Party, OWSLA, Porter Robinson, Remix, Skrillex 