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I heard this song in my buddy’s car last weekend and was shocked to learn that its 7 months old. It’s a fantastic original production from Arston, an up and coming DJ out of Belarus of all places. Uplifting strings give way to a big room drop that’ll get the people going. Bring this song back for the summertime.
-Papi
This song got some playtime on an episode of Tiesto’s Club Life and has taken off since. It’s yet another fantastic remix of Rihanna’s single Stay. A thumping bass line, the original piano, and an Awooga-like build definitely make this song stand out.
-Papi
José González’s song Crosses is no stranger to remixes, having been worked by people like Tiesto. This song offers a nice chilled out perspective on an already chill song. It’s a great song to groove to or even wind down to.
-Papi
Really diverse and heartfelt remix from The Chainsmokers. Rarely does a remix blend indie, dance, and progressive house go so well, but this song is something else. Great song to unwind to. There’s no end in sight to these amazing The Chainsmokers remixes.
-Papi
Vicetone crushed this remix. Matthew Koma’s vocals are perfect for house music, Vicetone just threw down an eclectic and uplifting remix. Summer banger.
-Papi
Heard the first song somewhere in a live set at Ultra, really glad I found it. Very dope track that’s gonna make you bounce around. Same goes for the second one. Real dirty dutch sounds all around today.
-Papi
BONUS: Laidback Luke Feat. Majestic – Pogo (Deorro Remix)
Sander casually dropped this last week on his Soundcloud and then played it on Radio 1 with Pete Tong a few days later. The song is absolutely majestic. Bravo, Sander, bravo.
-Papi
Usually you’re supposed to stay away from “Wet Paint” signs, but this one’s an exception to the rule. Wet Paint is an electro funk duo based out of Montreal. They’ve been producing and playing together since mid 2012, and have been killing it since. They dropped this track back in December, but it’s too dirty not to share no, it’s a perfect summer track. With a dope driving bass line, some vocals from the Black Keys, and a little Biggie chopped and screwed in, you’re gonna have a hard time not throwing this on repeat.
-Papi
