Thierry Henry

Kickin balls like a boss.  I can't believe he plays for the New York Redbulls...

-M

Ancova (Dry Edit) - Mumbai Science (GOLDEN BANANA)
So ready to hear this dropped at HARD this spring.  Tech House, pure rave.


Hungry Pony (Original Mix) - Darwin & Backwall (Silver Banana)
In my world, everyone's a pony, and they all eat rainbows, and poop butterflies.  +100 Bastille Love and Admiration Points if you know what the vocal sample is from.

Flash (Nicky Romero Remix) - Green Velvet
My friend actually begged me to ID this track after he heard Sebastian Ingrosso drop it at Webster Hall.

White Noise Red Meat (Bassjackers Remix) - Dada Life
Definitely the best remix of this track.  Electro House.

Seven Nation Army (The Glitch Mob Remix) - The White Stripes
AWESOME remix, I love getting emails from these guys.  They're very good about giving away free music, and this more fantastic work from them.

Amphetamine (Umek Remix) - Drax, Thomas P Heckmann, Drax Ltd II
Techno from one of the best.  Kinda Trancey line.

On the Loose (Spektre Remix) - Christian Cambas
More Techno from another one of the best.  This one's way more relaxed than usual.

Toyg (Manuel De La Mare Edit) - The Old Young Guy
Tech House, kinda dark/tribal feel.

Playground (Original Mix) - Jay Lumen
Tech House with a tribal feel.

Patience (HULK Remix) - Nas & Damian Marley
3 CHEERS FOR DUBSTEP

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Loko For Four Loko

I've got one of these Blue Raspberry monstrosities in my fridge for tonight, along with some Beast Premium.  DJing a Eurotrash Themed party along with other Risky Fresh DJs.  The parties at this venue have a reputation for people fucking in the room.  I'm glad I can facilitate something so beautiful.  COLLEGE WOOO!

-M


Fuck You (Le Castle Vania Remix) - Cee Lo Green (Golden Banana)
Disco House remix of everyone's favorite song right now.  HUGE crowd pleaser.


Beating Hearts (Louis La Roche Remix) - Ocelot (Silver Banana)
Incredible fucking remix.  Electro bass, but it's still got his signature Disco/Funk style.

Harmageddon (Felix Cartal Remix) - Green Velvet
BIIIIIIG Electro House track.  It's actually pretty techy for him.

Lost My Mind - Vaski
WUH WUH WUH WUH WUHWUHW WAAAAAAAAAH!

Percolator (Dada Life Guerilla Fart #11) - Cajmere
Tech House

Something Good Can Work (BeatauCue Remix) - Two Door Cinema Club
Dutch/Tech House, but the kind where it's a voice instead of a synth doing the high line.

Rockstr (Saint Pauli Remix) - ULTRNX
Some old style Electro, reminds me of the good ol days.

Tumble Dryer - Fazhands
Techno!

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Casa Techno

Rainbow would be the best noun to illustrate an artist that has been through it all, you name it odds are he’s probably already done it. Described as a Veteran DJ and Music ambassador since he was in short trousers. From a simple white canvas with a few amateur drawings to a colorful Master Piece.

As a Painter the master piece that put him on track was his live performance at Zap Club in Brighton in 1988. Where he decided to turn the heat up by spinning with 3 vinyl decks, making 15000 knocked up ravers get back up on their already swollen feet. From there on he’s been enjoying a wide variety of scenes, such as djing at SW4, WMC, The Arches, Matter, the Global Gathering which are nothing but baby steps when compared to his respectable record of djing in Ibiza for 8 years in a row. As if the festivals weren’t a colorful palette, Mr Carl Cox has been spotted djing alongside Fat Boy Slim, Francois Kevorkian, Laurent Garnier, Fedde Le Grand, Green Velvet, Pendulum, Plump Djs and many others.

Rainbow Man’s I Want You dropped in 1991 top 30 hits under the Perfecto Label. Not really feeling the sounds of trance and ‘fluffy’ house of the time, he turned back to the underground world where he met his true love, TECHNO. Ever Since he’s been spinning techno bangers as if they we’re nothing but doodles in a white canvas. I Want You track has been remixed by the mighty Deadmau5 and has remixed Moby’s Walk With Me from a sophisticated track into a certified techno banger. 2006 saw the celebration of Carl Cox's own label Intec Records drop it's 50th release Sebastien Leger's Bad Clock.

Carl Cox is a man of quality not quantity, his experience as a dj has given him an ear for selecting quality tunes. Thus I strongly recommend to keep and eye out for his top charts on beatport and his mixes on b@Tv.

(the download links are already included in the article)

Bonus

Slice 2010 (Carl Cox Rerub)- Joey Beltram

Simple P