Orlando FL chilled dancesmith xxyyxx’s hot hand delivers another winner in the form of this 5-alarm smooth heater refix for frequent Starkey collaborator Anneka. Give it your ears below.
Anneka 
(Facebook)
Rating 8.3
Orlando FL chilled dancesmith xxyyxx’s hot hand delivers another winner in the form of this 5-alarm smooth heater refix for frequent Starkey collaborator Anneka. Give it your ears below.
Anneka (Facebook)
Rating 8.3
A building wave of blog buzz behind her the fierce Meg Myers rolls into b3sci station with this Semothy Jones remix of “Monster”. The 90’s influence tag gets tossed about quite a bit with Meg, and while we hear it (Fiona Apple, PJ Harvey, etc), the indomitable Ms. Myers is a force wayyy too potent to box up so tightly. For his part, UK producer Semothy Jones sets “Monster” up with a subtle (tasteful lol) creepstep sheen. First thing’s first, Meg’s gonna eat your brains.
Meg Myers 
(Facebook)
Rating 8.3
CH let go this “club mix” (sans Ne-Yo’s vocal) on Pete Tong’s Radio 1 show this past weekend. Ne-Yo’s our dude and all like we bump “Beautiful Monster” just as much as your favorite blogger’s other favorite blogger but we’re definitely feeling this CH-on-steroids instrumental only mix just as much (if not more) than the original. See what you think below. She’s a monsterrrrrr.
Calvin Harris 
(Facebook)
Rating 8.4
Maundrie Fox is PA-born and South Korea-based bedroom producer Eric Anderson. Our man just released a solid self-titled 7 song EP to Bandcamp a few weeks ago of which the pleasantly hypnotic “And the Dark” is our pick. Spin that track below and get connected with the rest that s/t EP here
Maundrie Fox 
(Facebook)
Rating 8.1
Fake Blood puts an authoritative stamp on UK rapper Sway’s latest single “Level Up”. Despite deriving from an insane spread of influences, this mix is FOCUSED, cohesive and A+. Fake Blood is back.
Sway (Facebook)
Rating 8.2
“Seraphim” is the new single from electro duo Simian Mobile Disco’s new Unpatterns LP, expected this May. The track continues to explore the abyss of this duo’s analog synthdom, but with a certain now-gen pop keenness. It’s catchy, we’ve warned you, check it out below:
Simian Mobile Disco – SeraphimSimian Mobile Disco (Soundcloud) (Facebook)
Rating 8.37
We’ve just found our new weekend jam! The Remix Artist Collective flip “Iron Dear Dream” via Oxford’s own psych pop outfit, Fixers. Dancing is inevitable. Catch Fixers on tour in the UK this May. Press play below!
Fixers – Iron Deer Dream (RAC Remix)Fixers (Facebook)
Rating 8
Anything Breton/BretonLABS touches is a must listen. This new remix for Aussie band Expatriate’s “Miracle Mile” single knocks too hard. Do not miss.
Expatriate – Miracle Mile (BretonLABS Remix)Expatriate 
(Facebook)
Rating 8.3
The excellent/rich-sounding “Music” by the mysterious lavish beatsmith Slow Magic will be available as a bonus on an upcoming cassette only release of /\ from BK cassette label Words and Dreams. The cassettes will only be available at Slow Magic shows (that’s some pretty exclusive shit). So if you want to get your hands on this track (and that cool cassette) (at least until April, when /\ gets a full release), you’re gonna have to track down a Slow Magic live show. Go and get it!
Slow Magic (Facebook)
Rating 8.0
“Shoot A Hole Into The Sun” is a first taste of what’s to come on Noel Gallagher’s forthcoming Amorphous Androgynous collaboration. The track will also be featured as the b-side to his new “Dream On” single getting released on March 11. Segments of this track may sound familiar to those who caught Noel on tour in late 2011, where portions of the track were covertly mixed into the house speakers before he took stage. The psychedelic duo, Amorphous Androgynous, do a capable job of pushing the limits here on Noel’s sound and it will be interesting to hear what else is to come.
Noel Gallagher 
(Official)
Amorphous Androgynous (Facebook)
Rating 8.5
Three big names collide (love to the legendary Ray Charles) on this new official Jakwob mix for Chiddy Bang. Jakwob fits the Chiddy hit with aplomb mixing in a pounding snare, a great backbeat, and the requisite nu-step buzzes and blips. You can find Jakwob’s remix as part of the “Ray Charles” iTunes single.
Jakwob (Facebook)
Rating 8.2
By Chris Gedos
Check out this saucy remix by Keljet of “Bounce”. It retains the saccharine, carefree feeling of the original while making a remix ready for patrons of both the U.S. club and Euro discotheque. By not tampering with the original song too much, Keljet has concocted a dittie at least as infectious as the original. Get it below.
Calvin Harris (Facebook)
Rating 8.18
