Disco Killah, still keeping homage to those South American tribal tones and getting funkier than ever releasing a grip of tunes and stirring things up in the electronic world. I present to you a couple tracks and an awesome mix. The journey has only begun and we are already promised to see more releases, until then enjoy these tunes and get dirty on us.
I decided to go House heavy on this one again. I guess I always do, but this stuff really is. From Chicago to Paris this post really goes full circle.
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Found this while googling robot god.
Firstly, we have a huge disco stomper by robot-god, Thomas Bangalter… This is a very fun and big track, which is still highly playable in modern sets due to the simplicity in production. I really enjoy the build because it gives a very large energy without sounding big room (Zzz..).
So, Shake & Pop. If you’ve never heard this song, just get out. Leave. Just kidding, listen and discover. Shake & Pop is a timeless club anthem. Grimey techno at its best with a simple and fun hook. Here we have the DJ Sneak remix which adds a ridiculous kick drum and locks in the House vibe on it.
Coming in April is the promise of an amazing event. For those hardcore electro junkies and an overflow of Hipsters. HARD is debuting Rifoki (Steve Aoki + Bob of Bloody Beetroots). Bloody Beetroots, Sydney Samson and Steve Aoki will also be djing their own live sets. The above video is a great way to begin pumping the veins in preparation for this event. [ more info here ]
Now for an over abundance of great music that doesn’t sit well in the Bopper Nation locker, it shakes the walls with menacing thunderous bass, screaming to get out. Starting now, Sundays will be the day to release these tunes. Earmilk does it well, ‘Suicide Sundaes‘ and now it is our turn. So sit back and enjoy,
p.s. with the Mason track see if you recognize the sample.
‘This is basically my first E.P. which I’m putting out there free (due to having offers from terrible labels I’d rather just give it away)” _ Adam Smith
Say no more buddy! This is the kind of spirit we like to see at Bopper Nation! And since the music is far far far from terrible it’s rather awesome to go beyond the bull nada offers and get the music out!
-After all innovation is crucial to the biz these days and allowing Bopper Nation to be an outlet is more than an honor for us, it’s an Electrasexual pleasure!
We have officially joined the realm of Podcasts and we have hit the ground running! Our premiere Bopcast includes both artists and tunes that have been featured on the website, but more important than anything it features tunes that HAVEN’T been featured on the website… tunes that aren’t up for grabs or downloads… tunes that are part of Thee exclusive members only club. We are going to take advantage of this opportunity in future Bopcasts to do the same, featuring artist and music that we can’t showcase directly for download on the site but can make available to your earholes!
We also have other plans for the Bopcast… guest DJ plans. Let’s hear it for our first Bopcast Mixer Randee Bugga, our top man from the Bopper Nation Mix Contest. In the future, we also plan to get out the Bopper Big Guns to put their spin on the Bopcast. For example, our fine man Gerzinio.
Until then Enjoy!
Bopcast #1 : Boptastic Voyage Your Dose of Disco
Tracklist:
01. Passion Pit – Little Secrets (Jack Beats Mix)
02. Schizofonics – Blipstick
03. Felix Da Housecat – Kickdum (Arveene & Misk Remix)
04. Felix Da Housecat – Elvi$ (2 Many DJs Edit)
05. Shark Attack – Northern City Riot
06. Duck Sauce – Anyway (Black Noise Disco Mix)
07. Gregor Salto – Bouncing Harbour (Quintino Remix)
08. Congorock – Babylon
09. Nicolas Cuer – Come In Space With Me
10. Nitzer EBB – Control I’m Here (Dubfires Jamrock Mix)
11. Phoenix – 1901 (Trumpdisco vs Violate Mix)
12. Boris Dlugosch – Bangkok
13. Angel Alanis – Ride It (Donald Glaude Remix)
14. Noisia – Yellow Brick
15. Crab People – Bronco Billy (Original Mix)
16. Sally Shapiro – Hold Me So Tight
17. Depeche Mode – Enjoy The Silence (Francois K’s Hands and Feet Mix)
Listen to it here, download here/iTunes [ Subscribe ]
Time for another Mercurius FM Monday… Some good jams below. I know in this post I’m really hitting hard with ridiculous producers and their old material. But the fact that this stuff is still so rad and solid, even today is a true testament to the time and dedication it takes to master a craft.
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The first track is a mega track, remixed into a mega remix. To start things off, we have a dope hook sorted out by Swedish House Mafia member, Steve Angello. Then, if that wasn’t enough, Eric Prydz tightens it up and makes it more club oriented transforming it into one of the most epic and uplifting dance tracks ever made. Buy the full single here.
Finally, we have an old French House favorite by LifeLike. Hot off his 2002 debut EP “The Cult” this track was a favorite of many DJ’s including DJ Falcon. Lifelike uses his signature sound on this track, as usual, a tight and thick lowend coupled with an 80s hook. Fans of Felix’s studio albums should enjoy this track. This one is rare and out of print.
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