Remaking Dilla's masterful "Runnin" is a daunting task (arguably his most universally loved production), but the relatively unknown Philippians have done a worthy job. They keep the tickled magic feeling of the original and approach almost it like a re-edit. Super-bonus here...   click for more

"Same Changes" might be the most recognizable track of the Rong catalog. The slinky synth intro is unmistakable and strangely familiar. This is Lee Douglas' 2005 debut for Rong Music. Double Dragon on this single, as b-side "Our Song picks...   click for more

Originally released as a 7", this single features two DC-style tracks on opposite ends of the spectrum. The party breaks track, "No Dibby Dibby Sound," reminds me of vintage Fatboy Slim with the Mexican horns, sample play, and bumpy vibe. "Dub Steppa"...   click for more

DC's Thomas Blondet lays down some smooth sounds for the sophisticated dancefloor. "Dugi Otok" features that warm brand of that will have your crowd swaying and popping (think Body & Soul style). "European Coaster" adds a slow building latin vibe perfect for...   click for more

DC's Rhythm & Culture with their seventh release. This label's style can be likened to ESL with its classy, refined stilo that merges downtempo, dance, jazz, and worldly sounds. Like previous releases on the label, Thomas Blondet liberally mixes up the...   click for more

Second single from the In Ghost Colours album. In the usual Modular fashion, the track gets tricked out with remixes from currently on-fire producers. Tapping into current 80s trends, Calvin Harris goes retro-electro boogie on his version. Similarly the Midnight Juggernauts go...   click for more

Everything is moving faster. I just heard Catchdubs in the office saying that there's already an I Love The New Millennium on TV. Hey, that shit's not even over yet! All the while, the world gets smaller and cultures start to...   click for more

New 2 track digi-ep from Kode 9's Hyperdub label. LV/Dandelion have had a couple releases on the label already, and this is their newest for the '08. "CCTV" is a prime example of dubstep that nods to the true reggae dub sounds...   click for more

Super hype new tracks from Disque Primeur's star duo, Goon & Koyote! Been waiting a while for this EP to drop and I'm glad it did. It features remix tracks from Dikulous and one of Brooklyn's realest bros, Dre Skuuuuull. I...   click for more

First volume of Kitsune's Tabloid mix - a new series in which they have a featured DJ compile and mix tracks by artists that have inspired them. The Digitalism dudes kick off the series with an impressive selection of tracks mostly by...   click for more

A couple new fist-pumpers from the Autokratz boys on Kitsune. You know the sound by now - hard, distorted electro rock noise paired with shoulder shakin' house beats that'll go well at any hip party. Just Keep Walkin' is the typical Kitsune...   click for more

Pure electro-pop dance floor business from Pin Me Down on Kitsune. Cryptic has a spunky, funky indie-disco beat (thanks to Bloc Party guitarist Russell Lissack) that'll get kids moving with super pop friendly vocals courtesy of vocalist Milena Selkirk that'll get stuck...   click for more

If this was NBA Jam, right now the Marv Albert soundalike would be screaming "HE'S ON FIRE!" as Streetlife DJs dribbled a flaming basketball up and down the floor, straight dunking over fools' heads. After a slew of killer remixes, cut-ups and...   click for more

If you want to add another heater to your electro/pop set, look no further. These cats are probably the hypest pop sound coming off Kitsune. I guess they've been doing stuff ever since the 80's and were signed to Virgin France and...   click for more

Hot on the heels of his Young MC remix, Parisian rave/club prodigy Don Rimini trots out the latest batch of tunes for discerning dayglo dancefloors. Ignore the goofy intro on the opener "Ohow?" - the buzzy, bassy stomp of "Rave On" and...   click for more