‘Pitch Twit – Bulletproof’ is the 1st release on new label, Sic Outfit. It was produced by Tom Sidebottom and was written with Jesse O’Mahoney aka J Dog. The video was made by Matt Harney who also designed the Pitch Twit characters.

Pitch Twit – Bulletproof Feat. J Dog from Pitch Twit on Vimeo.

MORE INFO:
pitchtwit.com

Pretty Lights is the musical vision of Colorado based producer Derek Vincent Smith, accompanied in the live setting by drummer Cory Eberhard. His first two albums, Taking Up Your Precious Time and Filling Up The City Skies have been downloaded over 300,000 times from his website, which equates to over 6.15 million track downloads. Hot off his recent UK tour, Pretty Lights has announced plans to release three new EPs, the first of which, Making Up a Changing Mind, will be posted online on 2nd March, a week before the US spring tour kicks off.

In an effort to get his music directly to his fans as soon as it’s written, Derek will record the EPs only a few weeks before each release. It’s a pretty gutsy move to set release dates without finished material, but for Derek, who’s been recording albums and immediately releasing them for free on the internet since 2006, setting deadlines like this isn’t a big deal.

I Can See It In Your Face is a rolling number – glitched up soul vocals, brass hooks and electric guitars pave the way over a gritty bassline. When the track climaxes you get a tasty bit of dub wobble before it jumps back into the jazzy flow.

DOWNLOAD LINK (Direct)

MORE INFO:

http://www.prettylightsmusic.com/

Danny T gives out a new mix in celebration of his new release on UK’s Dubnoir Music, who is known for their chunky cut up beats and jackin grooves.

“Danny’s debut solo EP, is a combination of all things exotic, tropical and funky. This EP showcases Danny’s production ability and is the direction his music and sets have been going recently. Whether its a drismal winter or hot summers day this EP will still make you want to get up and just straight party. On Remix duty is a DubNoir label favourite; Kyle Watson. Kyle adds his element of funk to devastating effect which would self implode any dance floor from here to tim-buk-tu, enjoy.”

DNM MIX 007-DANNY T DUBNOIR MIX

DOWNLOAD LINK (Mediafire)

1. Yolanda Be Cool – Villalobos For Presidente
2. Edu K – Flutesnoot
3. Douster ft. Spoek Mathambo – Punani
4. Hess Is More – Ssshhhh (Zombie Disco Squad remix)
5. Danny T ft. Sharif D – Pulpo De Agua
6. Zombie Disco Squad – Esperanto (Solo mix)
7. Chris James ft Tom Hanson – 55 Gallon Drum
8. Wiley ft. Emeli Sandè – Never Be Your Woman (Solo Loves Garage mix)
9. Two Fresh – Pump That Shit (Edu K remix)
10. Nick & Danny Chatelain – Matasuegras (Mastiksoul remix)
11. Groove Armada – Paper Romance (Zombie Disco Squad remix)
12. Tom Piper & Daniel Farley – Airbag (Danny T remix)
13. Saeed Younan – Yeah Ha
14. Danny T – Vaca Compana (Kyle Watson remix)
15. Laidback Luke & Gina Turner AKA Nouveau Yorican – Boriqua (Douster remix)
16. Gramophonedzie – Why Dont You
17. Daniel Steinberg – Rush Me
18. Lorcan Mak – Brass My Ass
19. Jesse Rose – Well Now (Savage Skulls remix)
20 . Riva Starr – Trompe D Amour
21. Yolanda Be Cool & DCUP – We No Speak Americano

DNM- 007 – “TROPICAL PUNCH EP”
Releases March 15th 2010, via Beatport.com (Exclusive for 4 Weeks)

Original tracks by: Danny T
Tracks: Vaca Compana, Pulpo De Agua ft Sharif D, Calippo Punch
Remix by: Kyle Watson (Vaca Compana)

MORE INFO:

http://www.myspace.com/dubnoirmusic
www.myspace.com/dannytdj

Mile End Records brings you its latest release; “Fascination Reworked” by hot production and dj team My Favorite Robot, the hardworking duo composed of Jared Simms and Voytek Korab. Turning it into an instant electro classic, the song’s ever-familiar lyrics once rendered popular by Robert Smith’s gasping, breathy, quasi-mournful voice have been reinterpreted by My Favorite Robot’s very own Voytek Korab, delivering a more soothing contemplation albeit Voytek’s intense, haunting vocal demeanor.

Omid16b, is at the helm with a foot stomping skin tingler. This electrifying groove is laced with atmospheric synth pads, layer upon layer of flawlessly incorporated sounds, bass and breakbeat. The Elevator People round it out with a deep and funky old school house jam…not to be missed.

My Favorite Robot – Fascination Street – Omid 16B Mix

DOWNLOAD 128 MIX (Direct)

My Favorite Robot – Fascination Street – Elevator People (128)

DOWNLOAD 128 MIX (Direct)

PURCHASE HERE:

https://www.beatport.com/en-US/html/content/release/detail/218842/fascination

This angry dance smash and debut single from Austin, Texas indie clash band POSR, has already become a hit everywhere with their smashing Blogula remix featuring Larry Tee and Alexander Technique. Played by Sharam Jey in Germany, Joost Van Bellen in the Netherlands, and Larry Tee in London and New York. Nothing quite sounds like this disturbing dance kicker, which also includes a noisy big-room instrumental.

Here’s the vocal mix, go out and buy the instrumental and other remixes if you want it. They are definitely worth it!

PREVIEW and DOWNLOAD:
https://www.box.net/shared/egf5h4yyyz

PURCHASE:

http://beatport.com/s/rVrbf

MORE INFO:

http://www.myspace.com/weareposr

The “Germs EP” is the debut release from the freshest electro duo out of Lithuania – The Sneekers. They pair only got together in 2009, but already has have major success including loads of support on Kissy Sellout’s BBC Radio1 show, all over the blog community, Lithuanian music awards and radio shows!

The full EP includes the bangin’ original mix, 4 unique remixes from from Mmmatthias (German electro/tech), Kiyoshi Sugo (Japanese electro), Lynk & Tiutiunikoff (Lithuanian acid/tech-house) and Vaiper (Lithuanian beats/broken beat).+ bonus track – Mutant Zoo.

DOWNLOAD LINK FOR 320 QUALITY FILE (Direct)

PREVIEW ORIGINAL MIX:

The Sneekers – Germs – Original mix by LeaveLate

PURCHASE FULL EP:

http://www.junodownload.com/labels/LeaveLate/releases

MORE INFO:

http://www.myspace.com/thesneekers

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Join us Saturday, February 20th, as SIMPLY BANGIN’ teams up with NOSI MUSIC to bring you a a very special edition of the NO REQUESTS party…

For this event, we head to Chelsea and crash the super sleek Glass Lounge on 28th and 10th Ave. If you haven’t been, this venue is pure design fetish. Ambient mood lighting, a bamboo smoking lounge and one-way mirrors are just the beginning. See more glassloungenyc.com

To really kick this night off, we have enlisted our dear friend to hold it down proper… the 3 year, UK transplanted Corey Baker. You may remember Corey from the Unknown People NYC events that we helped organize a few years ago, or the few releases that he partnered up with DJ Fame for on Nosi Music & Potty Mouth.

SB’s Fame and Dirty Dan round the night off, with help from Nosi’s label boss, Gil K.

Glass Lounge
287 10th Ave at 28th St
www.glassloungenyc.com

10pm-4am
NO COVER

For group and table reservations contact info@nosimusic.com

MORE INFO:

http://www.nosimusic.com
http://www.myspace.com/djcoreybaker
http://www.dj-fame.com

Champion Records is back with a new release from one of their sub-labels “Rogue Industries,” which is on much more of an underground tip. It’s from a man called Spector and is a 3-track EP called “Infrasound” already getting support from the likes of Rennie Pilgrem. In support of the release, he offers up this Prince bootleg!

DOWNLOAD LINK (Direct)

MORE INFO:

http://www.myspace.com/rogueindustryrecords
http://www.myspace.com/johnpaulspector
http://www.twitter.com/RogueIndustryRecords

Our next event is quickly approaching, and as always we made some time to talk with our headliner, all the way from Milan Italy Lele Sacchi. Over the past few years, Lele (under the studio moniker Boogie Drama) has released some seriously amazing tech house, late night bombs that have gotten play by all the major names in Europe.

Lele, it’s great to have you coming back to Sullivan Room! It’s been a while since we have had a chance to catch up, so tell me…

What things have you been up to since I’ve last seen you? Recent releases, tours, etc?

“A lot of things have happened, as usual. Production with the Boogie Drama project has been steady and as singles or remixes, we’ve been published by important labels like Systematic, Get Physical, Mood Music, Liebe*Detail and others just in 2009. The djing side as well has been full of traveling around, plus my usual core of nights I keep doing here in Milan. On top of that, recent news (in 2008) I began teaching a course as part of the sound design degree at the European Institute of Design (IED) here.”

I bet it’s kept you quite busy! Do you find time for any other interests? Any hobbies?

“Luckily I try to keep my free time to follow all my other passions: books, movies, politics, football…. I don’t have a particular hobby, but I like to leave space to follow all kind of arts and culture. I believe that above the personal enjoyment, keeping your eyes opened and the brains working on what’s happening around the world in the creative scene always adds something to the music career. Then I keep my teenage passions: as you remember I took you to the stadium to see my favourite team, Inter Milan, and that gave me a lot of satisfaction in recent years”

I definitely did’t forget seeing a great game with you and your home team! For those who may not know… what is Boogie Drama, and how did it get it’s start?

Boogie Drama is the name of the music production team consisting of me and studio partner, Sandiego. I was working as a label manager for independent music distributor, White&Black, and Diego (Sandiego) was a salesman there but also a hip hop beat producer. He was coming to the parties I was playing, and at some point we decided to start producing music together. So he stopped the hip hop thing and we dedicated ourselves to the Boogie Drama project. We’ve produced music together for around 6 years, and although we’re both really busy on djing and promoting, we had the opportunity of releasing records on some of the most respected record labels of the electronic scene in the world. I’m very happy about it and we’re great friends and music partners.”

Do you ever produce with anyone else?

“Actually I’d like to have even more time to produce with Boogie Drama so I’m not concentrating on else at the moment. But obviously you meet so many good artists, you’d always want to start new projects, especially something on a different sound….we’ll see.”

A few years ago, I had the pleasure of playing alongside of you at what some call the best club in Italy. Tell us about Magazzini Generali… What makes it so special?

“Magazzini Generali has been going on for 15 years, it’s a kind of institution for the electronic/house/techno scene in Europe. Not many venues have resisted so long with such an impressive line-up of guest artists. We have had the luck of going through different generations of clubbers and different trends in music without losing the profile. Magazzini is also one of the most important live venues for indie/rock bands, so I believe that adds a lot of what is so special about it and what gives such a perception on the public.”

How long have you been resident there?

“I started playing there 10 years ago. Quite a long time to think about it! So many dj’s, musical fads have changed. I’ve tried to keep my attitude and my vision and I believe it has paid off.”

Are you still playing mainly vinyl?

“Unfortunately less than I’d love. If it was up to me, I’d keep it as it was with good solid booths and PA’s dedicated to the vinyl sound. It gave a special feeling to the sound, a great image to follow for the youngest kids (you didn’t look like you were checking your emails or playing just one cd!). Plus most important, you needed to be very dedicated to music (researching, record shopping…) that made as well a natural selection between wannabees and proper artists (let’s also think about the practicing you had to do with the pitching on the decks instead of having automatic beatmixing!). Nowadays all the promos are being sent as digital files, most of the booths are designed for digital sounds and the airline controls have been more complicated for a vinyl dj to keep it like it was. So I’m playing quite a lot of cd’s as well.”

What do you have coming up for 2010?

“At the moment I’m working hard on the production of the new edition of Elita festival, www.elitamilano.org , which is coming to its fifth edition and it’s becoming always more interesting. Productions being released are in the pipeline as well. Touring as usual (SE Asia at the end of the month and then coming back for the WMC the nearest foreign trips). Magazzini Generali and Tunnel parties here in Milan as regular.”

RECENT LIVE MIX:

Lele sacchi live @ tunnel 211109 by lelesacchi

MORE INFO:

http://www.myspace.com/lelesacchi

http://www.discogs.com/artist/Boogie+Drama