Taking it back to 2015, their first collaboration, ‘Shakeline’ with FlyBoi Keno was pretty unreal. G-Buck has been evolving and improving his sound as well as Four Color Zack. He personally performed the cuts on it which added another layer of groove to the overall project. And since then, these two continued to go down the endless path of music. Learning, growing, and expanding as artists. To see them pick up right where they left off within the industry is a real treat. You are not ready for this one.

‘Can’t Kill Me’ is an endless trip of rhythm. Highlighting each other’s biggest strengths, there’s many organic and special characteristics within. From angelic future bass chords, knocking drums and even some nasty sound design, G-Buck and Four Color Zack made the perfect first impression back. Keeping that same amount of energy from when they first collaborated. While also shedding light on today’s trap scene. Proving how adaptable they are no matter how much time has gone by. The patterns, percussion, and overall arrangement is truly intoxicating to the core. Making anyone want to bop their head from beginning to end. This is by far one of 2021’s greatest tracks for sure. So make sure to show all support by streaming ‘Can’t Kill Me.’

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“Rebel has such a dope message that I knew we had to give it more life with some remixes. So as usual I reached out to some of the new blood that I feel is popping to give it new life. The icing on the cake was MSTRKRFT. They hit us up saying they love the original and would like to remix ….. so DUH! We sent them stems ASAP and they delivered that amazing acidy remix. We’re very happy with this remix pack. Especially in times like this …. we need music with a message but still banging!” – Craze

Kicking things off comes a wild acid house take from MSTRKRFT. The driving flip takes listeners straight into the rave. You can feel the bass in your chest, see the strobes, and smell the sweat dripping off this one. Rathero is up next with a festival trap/club hybrid that’s meant for massive stages and systems. TaDa has been on absolute tear through 2020 and his take on ‘Rebel’ shows us why. It’s peak experimental trap; flexing some filthy sound design with a futuristic knock.

If there’s one thing you can count from thook, it’s that his tracks will absolutely fuck you up. One of the most creative minds in trap and bass crafts the remix that only he could. Sprinkling his signature dust all over ‘Rebel’ the drops will leave your brain twisted into pretzel-like proportions. Keeping the energy ramped-up comes Xavage’s dancey but filthy flip. Drippy synths will have you dropping low while the drums get your feet shuffling. This is party trap music. Bringing things to a close comes Craze’s own take on ‘Rebel.’ The legendary DJ and producer dips into his DnB roots for an energetic and gritty remix that feels like a grimy London warehouse party.

Rebel Remixes provides something for every basshead, leveraging the impactful vocals of the original with incredible new directions. With legends and underground favourites alike, this is a can’t miss. Stream below and grab it via Slow Roast Records.

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The track is a raucous and wild banger that’s built around a monkey sample. “I was in Miami at Craze’s spot and he had monkey YouTube sample he was messing with. We did some intense research and learned that believe it or not monkeys like bananas! When we made this discovery we knew we had to expose it. THE WORLD NEEDED TO KNOW,” Four Color Zack tells us. 2¢’s quest to bring truth to the world includes a freaked primate sample, familiar, albeit heavily processed vocals, hip-swaying percussion and futurustic bass. It’s a dizzying display that’ll have you beating your chest and getting animalistic.

When asked what they want listeners to get out of this one Zack simply replied, “Adopt a monkey.” While FUXWITHIT doesn’t promote the ownership of exotic animals, we can confirm that this shit is in fact bananas.

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How was the Dominican Republic? Any major highlights from Holy Ship Wrecked?

Holy Ship parties are always wild. The following is so dedicated. Plus when you get that many artists together to hang for the week stuff really jumps off. The Chris Lake sunrise set on the beach was a moment. Seeing Armand Van Helden play was all time for me.

… it was a giant mess. I can’t believe some of the stuff we saw. True performance art.

You’ve played around the world for a multitude of events, what’s the weirdest event/party you have ever played and why?

We used to do a party called ‘Rords Of The Froor’. It was a pro/am costumed drunken b-boy battle. That means costumes mandatory for all, extremely amateur b-boys would get paired up with extremely pro ones and those teams would all battle each other through the night. There was a whole drinking competition element to it and a culture around the battle theme… it was a giant mess. I can’t believe some of the stuff we saw. True performance art.

You’ve become well known for your edits. What’s your favorite edit of all time and what’s the most absurd edit you’ve ever made?

The Lion King x ‘Core’ one comes to mind. Made it for the first Mad Decent Boat Party way back when but it was still kicking. When RL made it a part of his tour with the stage lift I think that’s when my hat was thrown in the air like a Bobby Shmurda gif. As far as most absurd… idk, I gotta dig around in the archives… Maybe I’ll post a ‘stupidest edits of all time’ pack.

Of course a gang of 2¢ stuff too, a new single there called ‘Monkey Biz’ and a remix pack for ‘Rebel.’ Plus a ton of clothing cause that don’t stop.

What can fans expect from you in terms of releases this year? 

Bunch of tunes, edit packs, mixtapes, live sets… Have a remix I’m really hyped on for Steven A Clark that drops probably around the time this goes live. Of course a gang of 2¢ stuff too, a new single there called ‘Monkey Biz’ and a remix pack for ‘Rebel.’ Plus a ton of clothing cause that don’t stop.

You seem to be super on the pulse in terms of the underground and what’s next. What’s exciting you musically lately? 

IDK about on the pulse, just pay attention to a ton of stuff. I’ve been listening to the new AMTRAC tunes, the new Grandtheft x Yung Tory, Hanni El Khatib… Guapdad, Idles… some lo fi cry dance stuff like Antonio Williams & Kerry McCoy… For bass stuff of course Jawns, Knock2, X&G, Jon Casey… As I write this I’m bumping to the old self titled Tigers Jaw album.. so pretty all over the place old and new. From D&B to R&B ()

normalizing something mediocre by shrugging and saying ‘well that’s the way the game is’ seems so unsatisfying. It seems to me that if it makes you happy you should pour yourself into it.

You’ve been pretty vocal in your fight against mediocrity and wack trends over the years. Are there any new 2020 trends that are pissing you off?

TBH I’ve stopped letting the mediocre stuff get to me BUT that doesn’t mean it’s not still all over the place. The reality is not everyone cares (maybe I should say obsesses) about their creative surroundings as much as others. I’m not yucking anyones yums, but normalizing something mediocre by shrugging and saying ‘well that’s the way the game is’ seems so unsatisfying. It seems to me that if it makes you happy you should pour yourself into it.

The 2¢ merch has become a symbol in the culture and a powerful message that a lot of artists and fans have gotten behind. Was this your initial goal when coming up with “Good DJing Is Important?” Did you expect it to be as impactful as it has been? 

Pretty much yeah haha. It’s no ‘Just Do It’ but I’ll take it.

Can we expect 2¢ Part 5 coming soon? 

For sure, we got a lot bubbling but its always toward the top of the list. Best guess.. give it a couple months. Gonna slap tho that I can assure.

Ideas are like little mosquitoes in your room buzzing around at night. You know they are there somewhere.. and if you’re all uptight freaking out looking for them they are gonna be elusive,  but if you just be open to the your peripherals you’ll spot em.

You mentioned in you interview with Willy Joy that if you have a stupid or funny idea, you should write it down because it may be gold. Have you had any of these ideas recently that have panned out to be something special? 

I think MOST of my ideas comes that way. Just goofing around with different perspectives on stuff. Most trick mixes definitely come that way. Designs too. Ideas are like little mosquitoes in your room buzzing around at night. You know they are there somewhere.. and if you’re all uptight freaking out looking for them they are gonna be elusive,  but if you just be open to the your peripherals you’ll spot em.

In addition do DJing and producing you also run your own clothing brand and store Can’t Blame The Youth. How do you split your time between the different sides? Do you find they compliment each other in any ways? 

No real secret to the time split just a heavy workload. I jump back and forth based on which fire gotta be put out first. I guess the overlap is that I get to listen to a ton of stuff while I’m designing, but I usually am just bumping old non-DJ related stuff at that point anyway.

Tell us about the mix. Where are you taking us with this one? If this were a movie, what would the tagline be? 

Waynes World always seemed to have covered it with “You’ll laugh, you’ll cry, you’ll hurl”. Hopefully the hurling will be turn up related.

Tracklist

What So Not – DIVIDE & CONQUER (Knock2 Flip)
Ahadadream – Ciara Drum Dub
DJ Technic – Gabryelle (D-Malice Refix)
Robyn – None of Dem
Burial – Archangel
Ibranovski – Mi Eye (FCZ Bday Edit)
Dog Blood – Midnight Hour
PYRMDPLAZA – Didn’t Know
Jorja Smith – Be Honest (Jabair Remix)
Tinashe – Die a Little Bit (Thugli Remix)
Bean One – Lemon INST
Theodor – Down Low
ALLBLACK & Offset Jim – Demon
Guapdad 4000 – Doing Too Much
Grandtheft & Yung Tory – Dripoholic
Cashmere Cat – Back for You
Kamiyada+ – Midnight Be Da Set
G Jones – Dream Fatigue
Dreamville – Up Up Away
Project Paradise – YAIMT
Julien From Florida – WIN
Whipped Cream – Told Ya
Inimicvs – Fuze Tea
2¢ – DMTea
Mat Zo – Emotion Sickness
Charles Nimbus – Light Pillar

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Their latest release keeps that same energy. Aptly titled ‘Rebel,’ this one is half banger, half call to action. Opening with looped underground rap vocals that envelope into “the jig is up, you can rebel, if you big enough,” this one doesn’t hold back. Splicing in “you can rebel,” and “too many of us are frustrated” makes this an anthem primed for the times. Add in some hard-hitting trap drops and the track further exemplifies their ability to drive home a point while still keeping things bumping. The break strips back the energy and replaces it with a powerful speech against mediocrity and ignorance. The beat builds perfectly in time with the pace of the speech before the familiar vocal sample and fierce trap energy return to incite a riot for the finale. Bump this anthem and ‘Rebel’ against the mediocre.

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After taking some time off from releasing new tunes, we’re proud to announce that 2¢ are back! Today we have the pleasure of premiering their massive new single ‘Straight To The Point.’ It’s a no-nonsense banger that packs the rawness of early TNGHT records with a 2017 twist. It’s an enigma of a track that somehow manages to be ice cold and straight flames all at once. Packing a consistent progression, it takes a ton of unique twists and turns. The first drop is stripped down, minimalistic and ballistic. The second fattens things up with some exotic elements that are stretched and switched up. Just when you think it’s about to ride out, it comes back with a knockout punch to cap things off perfectly.

Four Color Zack provided a little bit of insight on the track and what’s next saying, “This was one of a few tunes that came out of a recent practice session. We’ve got a gang of exciting shows coming up that we’ve made some wild stuff for, so keep an eye out and we’ll tell you right now: you’re gonna want to come experience these shows.”

Stream ‘Straight To The Point’ below and be sure to grab the free download.

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TL;DR – 2¢ are dropping a monthly radio show with the best new tracks, incredible mixes and classic throwbacks. The world is a better place as a result.

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