It’s Friday and that means it’s time to get caught up on some of the best tracks of the week. For FUXWITHITFRIDAYS 106 we’ve got what you’ve come to expect: a broad range of quality tunes. Kicking things off comes the massive Dillon Francis remix from Crnkn which is immediately followed by groovy Motely Crue remix from Whiite. Other standouts…
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Last year Four Colour Zack and Craze set the game on fire with their no holds barred 2¢ mix. It pulled no punches, calling out wack DJs (Hardwell), DJ Mag’s joke of a Top 100 list and rappers recycling the same shit, all while flexing their incredible skills behind the decks. Part two builds upon this with a new twist.…
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The mysterious French producer known as Malaa is relentless. Since he first stepped on the scene with his ‘Lean On’ remix every release is pure fire. Further proof comes in the form of his latest release ‘Fade’. The track blends his signature deep and entrancing sound with vocal samples from the 90’s classic ‘Fast Life’. I’ve heard a lot of…
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Any time you flip Biggie you set yourself up for one of two possibilities: you either desecrate a legend or craft a sure fire banger. Thankfully Alexander Lewis ended up with the later on his new track ‘Dangerous’. The song centres around a sample from the iconic ‘Notorious Thugs’. The vocals lay the foundation with a gritty familiarity, while the…
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From the birds chirping to the slight vinyl pops in the intro, Electric Mantis’ ‘Daybreak’ conjures images of a warm and familiar nostalgia. As waves of bass and walls of synths collide, the track draws you in deeper, sweeping you away. It’s this transcendent feeling that makes his music so powerful. Whether you’re on a crowded bus, sitting in a…
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Australian producer Palace has been wowing us since he first landed on our radar back in 2014. So when I saw he reworked Duke Dumont my expectations were preset quite high. Thankfully, as per usual, he delivered with a perfect re-imagination. The reworked backdrop makes the vocals from the original even more passionate and gripping; giving them just enough room to…
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Luke Da Duke made a name for himself with turnt up trap and twerk anthems like ‘Hustlin,’ ‘Get Em Up’ and ‘Ask About Me’. After some time off, Da Duke is making his return with a new sound. ‘Cashmere’ packs a sultry downtempo vibe that pulls together wonky bass lines, alluring synths and even a little club influence. Add in…
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If you’re a fan of trap or bass music chances are you’re a fan of Stooki Sound. The London based duo have become favorites within the scene due to their sinister and hard hitting sound. Combining their UK grime roots with the explosive trap genre, DJ Lukey and Jelacee created a sound that is often imitated but never replicated. During their…
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Minnesota based producer NoxInBox first landed on our radar a few months back when he connected with Dreamcasts for the time-bending, video game inspired ‘Hyper Beam’. Today he makes his return with the moving release ‘way’. Elegant keys lay the foundation but are eventually overtaken with alluring futuristic synths. It’s a slow build that draws you in deeper with each bar…
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After a quiet start to 2016, Dreamcasts is back with his first release of the year in ‘Gold’. The Wave Racer inspired track sees Trinidad James’ familiar vocals pitched and looped over an intensely upbeat backdrop that’s rich with low end. The vibe created is dreamlike, euphoric and fun. The addition of bed squeaks towards the track’s close pay homage to…
