These are alot of fun. Brought to you by Bobby C Sound TV, for all the way up in Denver way. A little bass to get you over yo humpday! You're welcome! A great short and sweet re-do of a John Lee Hooker blues classic popularized by the Blue Brothers! He made a snazzy video for the track as well, check it out here!!!
For grins and giggles, BWillackers has produced another obnoxiously loud dubstep set for you! Will post a setlist soon. Just understand this has been my biggest, nastiest undertaking in my dubstep dj hobby. Download, enjoy, tell yer friends!!!
There's a little hipster in all of us. Granted, there are definite saturation levels from one victim to the next and some of us are more honest about it than others (understanding, I still have friends donning thick rimmed cosmetic eyewear and/or overwhelmingly fitted pants grooving to M. Ward and Bon Iver insisting on their lack of a hipsteresque lifestyle). Nonetheless, its an infestation that demands greater priority on an international scale.
Until the UN addresses this obvious crisis, I have some recommendations on subduing the internal über cool kid. One simple way that I myself repress breakouts is indulging in pop music as much as possible. This process usually works but be warned: the more obscure the genre or taste also increases your "irony" points, strengthens your inner hipster and therefore could possibly prove counterproductive to your initial goal.
My personal prescription for holding back my elitist break-outs are aforementioned contemporary Pop music, Pixar, the Everly Brothers, John Hughes' movies, Guns n' Roses, trampolines, Hall and Oats, and having small children who make me laugh alot (and play with toys).
Today our beefy grooves are brought to you by Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs (hence, the T.E.E.D. in the title). This Oxford-born artist who creates 'just dance music,' as he puts it. His sound is completely contagious, well put together and most definitely straddles most genres under the 'Dance music' category. Here's his redo of Katy Perry's self empowering, believe in yourself, don't give up, look-in-the-mirror-and-give-a-hug-to-who-you-see, motivational puddin' track, "Firework." Plus a freebie from T.E.E.D! Katy Perry - Firework (Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs Remix) by T-E-E-D How Far (The 2 Bears remix) FREE DOWNLOAD by T-E-E-D
Also, as the Bottom Heavy Humpday demands, plus we're on the whole Katy Perry kick, here's Noisa's dubstep throwdown of her new track E.T. Katy Perry - E.T. (Noisia Remix) by NOISIA
Funny how things evolve into oldies, now with time in the realm of "cool" so compressed and all. For Bottom Heavy Humpday, I present to you two tracks remixed and growled-out from the archives of hip-hop. The first is Cillo remixing the Fugees "Ready or Not." Man oh man this one takes me back to my college days; I virtually memorized that album (Me, and every other Caucasian college kid). The next is DFRNT's dark and ominous reworking of Dead Prez's "Hip-Hop." Enjoy.
This grinder has siezed my attention for the last few weeks. Not the newest kid on the block, but yowza, this one bangs!!! Damien Marley, Jamrock DUBSTEP STYLE!!!!
Dear Anybody,
In 1999 the Italian Electronic Dance trio of Eifel 65 released the unfortunate track "Blue (Da Ba Dee)." The world has suffered at the hand of this sad example of electronic dance and has weakened the digestive fortitude of many attempting to enjoy or even recognize electronic dance as a valid musical form. Could someone, anyone out there, transform this drivel into something palatable?? Please. Sincerely, BWillackers
Dear BWillackers, I'll do my best to make it banging. Love, J.Rabbit*
*(J.Rabbit does not necessarily endorse the language in this letter, nor would necessarily use the term "banging." We here at BWillackers also cannot confirm nor deny the supposed love that J.Rabbit may or may not have for said BWillackers.)
This weeks installment of BOTTOMHEAVYHUMPDAY is a bit of treat. I have compiled a mix of the latest remixed dubstep jams. word? A pleasant 27 minute romp through everything from La Roux, Bob Marley, Owl City, Sleigh Bells, Passion Pit etc. Remixed by the insanity of artists such as Trillbass, Skrillex, Mimosa and Bassnectar. Understand however that BWillackers aint no Dubstep Dj, rest assured its tasty nonetheless. I guarantee it.
This comes as a gift to all you followers, subscribers and lurkers of the BLOGFACE. Why? BWillackers BLOGFACE is turning one year old!!! I've committed to something for over a year! That IS something to celebrate!!! Expect more treats in the close future! Download it, listen to it, share it, link it, tweet it, zip it, send it (all the other verbs Daft Punk tells us to do in Technologic).
Wowsers! Apologies on the tardiness of the post. This installment is in commemoration of Bassnectar's visit to our fair city. Thursday night he brought his wrecking-ball of bass to the rafters of the Neighborhood Theater. Minimal AC on a 90 degree evening, 1400 screaming bassheads and chest rattling low-end. What can i say, twas a great evening.
Here's a great remix, has definitely been around for a hot minute, but still great. Bassnectar remixes the Pixie's alt classic "Where is my mind." Let it rattle!!!
You probably remember the original track from a car commercial, circa 2003. It went like so: a Mitsubishi packed with smartly dressed and ethnically diverse club kids drives through highly illuminated metropolitan streets. The track banging through our television speakers while the star of the advert, a young and talented club darling, pops-and-locks in the passenger seat. The track made it big for about five days, Mitsubishi Eclipse sales increased by a half of a percent, and the general populous of young America still insisted on purchasing Linkin Park. Electronic music in America has about as much difficulty breaking into the mainstream market as water polo does.
Here's BWillackers offering for BOTTOM HEAVY HUMPDAY. A sweet version of Dirty Vegas' "Days go by," remixed by Mimosa - dubstep style FOOLS!!
Every Wednesday, we'll be featuring another track and/or artists who generally gravitates around the low end side of things. Those guys bent on finding out how good your speakers are - wobble, dubstep, jack beats, whatevs. If it shakes, you'll find it here!!
Today we feature an odd cut from Yael Naim. Residing in Paris France, via Israel, you may remember her song "New Soul" on the Mac Air adverts. However, here she's giving Britney Spears' "Toxic" a smooth and sultry do-over. Then, 16-Bit gets a hold of it and wrecks the whole thing with his gritty low end dubstep tendencies.
