This stuff is straight up gold and definitely worth checking out!

Listen to APHROHEAD on Beatport!

Beat Dat Shit is my personal favorite…

Also, I’d like to share with you my own remix of Chromeo’s Hot Mess.

You can listen to my remix HERE.

If you like it, please login to Beatportal and vote for it by spinning the track on the their site.

-Mercurius FM

Aphrohead @ Discogs / Aphrohead @ Twitter

This week we have one French electro classic and a classic disco house jam.

First up is DJ Mehdi’s first “big” track, I Am Somebody, which was also his first release on Ed Banger Records. Also starring in this great party jam is Chromeo, providing hot vocals and additional production. This post particularly features the “Paris” version which has slightly different instrumentation at the end of the track compared to the “Montreal” version.

DJ Mehdi ft. Chromeo – I Am Somebody (Paris Version)

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Finally, we have this big disco House tune by Room 5 aka Junior Jack. It features 2 samples, one for the vocal and one for the instrumental. This is a nice fun track to drop in a set for that instant “House” feeling. Its nice and accessible.

Room 5 – Think About U

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Till next time!

-Mercurius FM

DJ Mehdi @ MySpace / Chromeo @ MySpace / Junior Jack @ MySpace

A new week, a couple of new jams. We’ve got 2 old school tracks today.

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First up is a track by an artist known as Axxis, which was introduced and produced by Kenny “Dope” Gonazales. This is actually the Roger Sanchez remix which is fairly hard and filled with the classic 90s House beat. This track came out in 1994.

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Next up we have a remix of Chromeo to celebrate their upcoming album, Business Casual. This track here is a special dance dub by Zdar (Cassius) of Needy Girl from their debut album. This really is more like proto-house but very rad none the less.

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See you next time Boppers!

-Mercurius FM

Kenny Dope @ MySpace / Roger Sanchez @ MySpace
Zdar @ MySpace / Chromeo @ MySpace

As we prepare for one INCREDIBLE weekend I want to release a bundle of ACE TUNES FROM ACE PLAYERS. Some frequent Bopper Nation DJ lovers and some new faces. The tunes are all extraordinaire and are a sure fire way to shake things up on this Hump Day. So Sit back, enjoy and if you want MORE more MORE. Let us know and use those links to further the musical journey all of these respectable artist have bestowed upon us!

MR Vega | Vortech

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aUtODisco | MMMatthias | Beatport

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Mustard Pimp | Blatta & Inesha

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Girls Love DJs | Illuminati

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Random Brutal Love

[The Storm pt. 1]

Here are the Banger tunes and remixes that I know many are hungry for. It is after all Friday the kickstand that holds up the week..so KICK it over, knock the week down and expose the weekend! First off is the Hungarian Power lads: Headshot Boyz! They’ve kicked things up a notch on our site before and everyone we’ve been blessed to feature on the site from Hungary has made me hungry to visit their club scene! Second up is Mercurius FM, who is no stranger to Thee Nation and has been delivering amazing remixes. His Skeleton remix stood out, which is saying a lot since there are more of those than I can count out now!

Both remixes are of tunes that are being tackled by a lot of producers right now, ‘Peanuts Club’ and ‘Night by Night,’ but BOTH artist deliver something special to these remixes that make em stand out from the lot!

[Eye of the Storm]

Filewile Number One Kid EP drops October 16th, 2009.

Sometimes I want rock with me elctro and sometimes I want Hip Hop. ‘Number One Kid’ comforts my hip hop craving, but does so in a unique way. The vocals on the track are soothing and it’s nice to break away from the more stereotypical sounding vocals that are often found in electronic music. Also included herein is the Mercury remix, which focuses more on the electronic aspect. So if there was something enjoyable about the original Number One Kid, but the vocals were too overpowering and hip hop for the Electrunkie than indulge in the Mercury remix which sustains the beats and is more conservative with it’s use of Vox.