Here’s a solid re-edit from our boys Hijack and Jeff Doubleu of Trevor’s remix of Rollergirl by Magik Johnson. Thanks fellas!

Rollergirl (Trevor Loveys Mix – Hijack & Jeff Doubleu Re-Edit) – 320 DOWNLOAD by Hijack

MORE INFO:

http://www.myspace.com/hijackhouse
http://www.myspace.com/djjeffdoubleu
http://www.myspace.com/magikjmusic
http://www.myspace.com/trevorloveysofficial

Burn Paris Burn # 5 – Jaimie Fanatic by burnparisburn

Dope mix sent over from the Burn Paris Burn crew from Jaimie Fanatic.

1. Simian Mobilde Disco – 1000 Year Egg Drumapella
2. The Mole – Nervous Disid
3. Patrick Chardronenet – Boggler
4. Gonzales – I Am Europe (Djedjotronic remix)
5. Djedjotronic – Computer Jerk
6. Djedjotronic – Pepper
7. Beataucue – Bus
8. Squarepusher – Cryptic Motion (Mr. Oizo remix)
9. Mr. Oizo & Gaspard Auge – Rubber
10. Light Year – Sex Education
11. Beataucue – Wolves
12. T.A.I. – Beat Down
13. Herve – Machines Can do the Work (Ado Done Most the Work remix)

Rock It Science Labs drops it’s 3rd release, and we are extremely excited to share it with you!

To celebrate, we are offering up TWO complimentary FULL QUALITY remixes to DOWNLOAD, PLAY, and SHARE!

If you like them, you can purchase to play HERE at Beatport.

MORE INFO ON THE LABEL:
www.rislabs.com
www.facebook.com/rockitsciencelabs

2 COMPLIMENTARY REMIXES TO DOWNLOAD:

Eric Sharp & Bass Cadet – Thunder Cats (Lj’s Thunder Puss) by RISLabs

Eric Sharp & Bass Cadet Thunder Cats (Sick Boy Remix) by RISLabs

THE REST OF THE FULL RELEASE TO PREVIEW:

Eric Sharp & Bass Cadet – Thunder Cats by RISLabs

Eric Sharp & Bass Cadet – Thunder Cats (DJ Fame Remix) by RISLabs

Eric Sharp & Bass Cadet – Thunder Cats (Spy Step Remix) by RISLabs

Eric Sharp & Bass Cadet – Thunder Cats (Homero Espinosa Remix) by RISLabs
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ABOUT THE RELEASE:

There’s a saying…”Third time’s a charm.” In the context of Rock It Science Laboratories’ third E.P. this most certainly rings true. The first two releases by RISL have been stellar and this E.P. levels this fresh new label up another notch. Thunder Cats have already been on the prowl, appearing as the first track on Tommie Sunshine’s spring promo mix and an XLR8R podcast from White Girl Lust.

Eric Sharp & Bass Cadet go to the outer reaches of audio space exploration and zoom back into orbit delivering a monster of a club whomper with Thunder Cats. Almost immediately upon listening, the sound of looming thunder bass rolls in from the distant skies soundscape. The intro lets the club freaks in on the hint that their dancing shoes are about to get worked and their eardrums boosted. Shooting sounds like stars racing across the night sky dive in and then the release of the growls of gyrating bass come in for the kill. Thunder Cats is one of those luscious tracks that defies genres, garnering support from a wide range of artists.

DJ Fame, Dubsided Records and Potty Mouth Music pioneer as well as Rock It Science label mate, gives Thunder Cats the big room, big city feel with this deep tech space growler. Just when we think we know what to expect from Fame The breakdown takes you to the cosmos and back, delivering an epic and original biting sound like only Fame can drop reminiscent of some of the best releases on labels like Freerange and Loungin. The filtering throughout this audio journey is key and is what sets this remix apart. Truly thunderous!

Sick Boy, hailing from Amsterdam and tearing up the charts lately with work out on labels like Dim Mak and Discobelle, brings the polished heat on this incredibly tasteful stormer of a remix. The sound of foreign, forest freshness is alive and well as the drums are literally dancing in the background. Sick Boy also does an amazing job panning the wildly edited bass cuts. The deep and soft kicks and claps mixed with the intensity of the other feverish sounds are reminicient of a wildcat pouncing its prey without warning. This is for a sure a dance floor peak time crusher.

Comin’ with the SF house stylings is Homero Espinosa, founder of the YBD label group & studios. Homero is an incredible producer and adds his imprint of sexy sounds to this powerful remix package. The Thunder Cats title begs to be changed to Thunder Sax as Homero brings in a tripped out delayed sax compliments of Chris Klein, which gives this remix a unique element. Homero’s high hats are sharp and crispy which is an instinctual trademark of his audio prowess. This remix is driving and yet still laid back with spaced out elements of echoing tripiness as if the listener were a lost astronaut floating about in deep space.

The Thunder Cats title shines through the most with the Spystep remix that roams wild through the ears and attacks like a hungry predator. Best known for their work on Mal Label Music, Spystep brings rumbling, animalistic bass that grinds and breathes it’s vibration up and down the spine. The hairs on ones back stand up straight in pure ecstacy as this slowed down incredible jam pulls from all the best sounds of the original’s nastiness for a true dubstep destroyer. Spooky synths bring the listener into a world of unknowing aggressive surprises. Fierce.

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Here’s the rest of the night at Temple y’all…some serious heat in this live mix.

This photo is not from our night; it’s from the S & B set at The Standard 2 days later. Awesome to see the RIS sticker making the rounds!

Santiago & Bushido Live at Wiggle Room Release Party – Direct Link

Track List:

01 Green Velvet – Harmageddon (Santiago & Busido Rmx)
02 Acid Girls – Lightworks (Harvard Bass Remix)
03 Electric Soulside – Feel Funky (Cold Blank’s Goo Goo G’joob Remix)
04 Demon – I Think – D.i.M. Remix
05 Suzanne Palmer – Big Love – Muzzaik Remix
06 DJ Bam Bam – Bonafide Hustler – Original Mix
07 Florrie – Call 911 – His Majesty Andre Call Me Instead Remix
08 Aniki – Working Title Still Unknown (Original Mix)
09 GV – CVS
10 Santiago & Bushido – LA
11 Santiago & Bushido – This Sound
12 Sebastien Leger – Silicone Carne – Original Mix
13 Hook N Sling Feat. Snob Scrilla – Gotta Make a Move [Original Mix]
14 Senor Stereo – Hot Damn
15 Bassjackers – Clifton (original mix)
16 Munchi – Sandungueo 128
17 Afrojack – Polkadots 2010 – Oliver Twitz Remix
18 DIM MAK x WMC 2010 – SANDRO SILVA – Told Ya (Apster Remix)
19 Neon Stereo & MC Flipside – This Noiz (Angger Dimas Remix)
20 Santiago & Bushido – Dark Works (Original Mix)

Here is a recent mix that Dr. Evil threw together back in May of this year. As you can see above, he dig deep for this one

Enjoy, and see you on the 14th!

DOWNLOAD LINK (We Transfer)

Join us Saturday, August 14th, as Rock It Science, Simply Bangin’ and Ampd! team up to welcome back to NYC one of the most respected house dj’s on the planet, the “Godfather of Techno & House” himself… “EVIL” EDDIE RICHARDS (Fabric, Wiggle, UK), who this time plays in support of his upcoming remix on RIS Labs of “Peak Time” out this September! As a resident at London’s world-famous Fabric nightclub, and one-third of the Wiggle… trio, Eddie’s name is synonymous with cutting edge British dance music. For more than 20 years, he has been a hugely influential figure on the UK scene, from DJing at some of the earliest British raves to starting up one of the first booking agencies (Dy-Na-Mix.) Join us as the original tech-house pioneer takes to the decks, bringing his unmistakable sound to the underground.

RIS label boss, DJ FAME (also known from his Dubsided & Potty Mouth releases), adds to the night his signature dirty house grooves we have grown to expect! Over the past few years, Fame has guested sets on dance floors from Hawaii to Russia, and many in-betweens, bringing with him his love for all things “tech”. The launch of RIS, along with West Coast counterpart Eric Sharp, has been the focus of his most recent efforts and the introduction of the label on to the dance world has been extremely well received.

The man behind the AMPD! parties right here in NYC, LEKS, knows what it takes to keep the party moving all night.. especially in his backyard! He’s been rocking the feet of New Yorkers for quite a few years, and has been at every respectable venue around to open for some of the world’s largest acts. It’s been a while since we’ve all done it together… But it’s definitely not the first time!

Simply Bangin’ resident, DIRTY DAN , joins in the action to get the night opened up proper. Dan recently relocated back to NYC from a 3 year stint in Alaska, where he held down numerous residencies, FM radio shows, and built a major global following for his podcast. This past year, he also released his first set of original tunes on UK’s Underphunk and On Time/Rise Records. He has also done some remix for for RIS to be released later this year.

$10 entry / doors open @ midnight

THE NATIONAL UNDERGROUND
159 E. Houston st (btwn Allen & Eldridge)
NYC

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EVIL EDDIE RICHARDS (Fabric, Wiggle, UK)
DJ FAME (RIS Labs, Simply Bangin, NYC)
LEKS (Ampd!, NYC)
DIRTY DAN (Simply Bangin, NYC)

MORE INFO:
www.simplybangin.com
www.rislabs.com
www.eddierichards.net
www.dj-fame.com
www.dirtydanmusic.com

To celebrate the launch of our new label, Rock It Science Labs, we are giving away almost the ENTIRE first release at FULL QUALITY FOR FREEEEEE!

Listen, download, ans share with your peeps….this one’s on US!

RIS001: DJ FAME vs ERIC SHARP “WIGGLE ROOM”Ft Remixes by:
SANTIAGO & BUSHIDO, TRILLBASS, ANDREW PHELAN & GEORGE COCHRANE

Wiggle Room (Original Mix) by RISLabs

Wiggle Room (Santiago & Bushido Remix) by RISLabs

Wiggle Room (Trillbass Remix) by RISLabs

Wiggle Room (Andrew Phelan & George Cochrane Strip Mix) by RISLabs

MORE INFO:

Rock It Science Labs

Zodiac Cartel sent us this slammer of a mix set, recorded live and direct from Budapest this past March!

Enjoy!

Zodiac Cartel – Live & Uncut – Budapest March 2010 by Zodiac Cartel

DIRECT DOWNLOAD HERE

MORE INFO:

FACE > http://www.facebook.com/zodiaccartel
TWAT > http://www.twitter.com/zodiaccartel
WEB  > http://www.zodiaccartel.com

RIS002: NATIVE INTELLIGENCE – PEAK TIME – OUT NOW

Ft Remixes by:
*SUNSHINE JONES, DZ, CASEY DC, and S.I.M.O. & NATIVE INTELLIGENCE*

Click the graphic to grab the release on Beatport. Keep Rocking!

Peak Time: Original Mix

Peak Time: Sunshine Jones Extended Disco Version

Peak Time: DZ Remix

Peak Time: CaseyDC Purple Hills Remix

Peak Time: S.I.M.O. & Native Intelligence Dark Grinder Mix

MORE INFO:

www.rislabs.com

ABOUT THE RELEASE:

Peak Time – the second explosive EP off the Rock It Science Laboratories label – is not just a unique and well rounded package, it’s a state of mind. It’s that moment when the dance floor is reaching it’s energetic climax, the DJ has built up the vibe, and everyone is completely in sync with that amazing feeling that you only get when you are connected to that higher source, really feeling the vibration and losing track of time.

Native Intelligence, known for writing great lyrics and attaching them to pounding original tracks, has belted out a true dance floor classic with his first release on Rock It Science Laboratories. Immediately launching you into the outer space regions of his musical mind, Native takes you on a gliding journey where the key pads sparkle like stars and bass warps like galaxies spiralling. Up, up and away this incredible track brings you to the very place that it’s title states. Just when you wonder where not on earth you are in comes Native’s own pitch shifted voice rounding out the epic audio experience. “Pumpin’ Thumpin’… Bass got you Jumpin’, Grindin’ Unwindin’ ..Happiness you’re Findin’, Drippin’ Trippin’ DJ’s straight up Rippin’ cause it’s Peak Time baby got me dancin’ Crazy.” Coming at you like a beautiful beast, the massive wall of vibration modulates and rockets toward your center core like a heat seeking missile delivering an infinite explosive chill complete with intergalactic goosebumps.

Sunshine Jones, founding member of the pioneering Dubtribe Soundsystem and producer of classics such as Do It Now, Mother Earth, and many more brings in the light with his mature Extended Disco Remix creating a happier and joyous version of the intensely wobbling original. Thick original bass played by Sunshine is accompanied with his own backing vocals, hand claps and high hats. Warm and harmonious, this remix exudes nothing but love from one of SF’s most accomplished producers. This is an excellently executed remix great for setting a deep vibe in on the dance floor as Sunshine expertly builds a groove and rides it into the heavens. Fans of DFA and the new disco sound should definitely check this out.

DZ ravishes our ears on the other end of planet Peak Time. This man on fire with recent remixes on Fool’s Gold, Mad Decent, and many more as well a a slew of original works on his Badman Press label drops yet another dubstep ripper. Dramatic and wild, DZ combines the pitched down, effected vocals with Native’s natural voice creating a more raw feel. Departing from the legions of wobble tracks that are presently flooding speakers, DZ’s smooth and thick sub bass invades our bodies while the keys create a visual of alien space spiders crawling about. Just when you think the tone is set for a mellow groove, an anthemic and haunting synth line takes you out amongst the stars in an outer space hip hop scene gone wonderfully wrong. The remix has mad bass and sick sounds to create a state of emergency on the dance floor. Dubstep has never sounded so good.

Casey DC comes correct with his Purple Hills remix. Bouncy and thick, this mix is reminiscent of the Dirtybird sound we’ve come to know and love. Casey sets himself apart by the way he expertly constructs this hypnotic scorcher. The solar warmth emanating in his well chosen sounds clearly introduce in this remix the signs of what will surely be a star studded career. Dribbling space sounds and stretched vocals along with glitchy tweaks make this a great selection for those who love it minimal.

S.I.M.O. & Native Intelligence bring a fierce and darker version of Peak Time compared to the original. The remix starts off obnoxiously with almost every layer of the original dropping at the same time until a backspin calms the chaos as Native and S.I.M.O.’s voices invite us in letting us know this is no mistake, it’s Peak Time Remixed.

Jesse Voorn’s latest episode of his radioshow, #104, features tracks from our own DJ Fame and Eric Sharp, as well as some great producers from around the world such as Tim Green, Cassius, Rene Amesz, Lutzenkirchen, and many more…..

DOWNLOAD LINK (Direct)

FIRST HOUR:
01. Jesse Voorn – Supernova
02. Mahony & Bog – Take Five
03. Lutzenkirchen – Jack Sick Jack
04. The Henchmen – La Colita
05. Deux – Faight Again (Deux Anthem)
06. Interactive – Who Is Elvis 2010 (David Amo & Julio Navas remix)
07. DJ Fame vs Eric Sharp – Wiggle Room
08. Franzo Kolms – Shaboom
09. Ted Nilsson & Steve Haines – Derailed
10. Timo Juuti – Hypoactive
11. Shuffle Progression – Afrodance (Paulo Leite meets Lilas, Mikael Reis & D.G.X. mix)
12. DJ Groover – At Night (Bass Kleph dub)
13. The Good Guys ft. Alex Senna – Inside (Kid Massive, Fran Cosgrave & Ethan Project remix)

SECOND HOUR:
01. Cassius – 99 (Tim Green remix)
02. Chris Lake & LYS – La Tromba (LYS remix)
03. Jason Chance – Dutch Courage
04. Meck feat. Dino – Feels Like A (Rene Amesz dub)
05. Phil Soren – Touch My Bongo (Rhythm mix)
06. Darwin & Backwall vs Axwell – We Found Sunrise In The Basement (bootleg)
07. Wayne G & Peyton – Ur The best Thing (Steve Westover saxapella remix)
08. Kim Fai – P.S.
09. Jerry Ropero & Tom Novy – Don’t Lie
10. Rhythm Masters & MYNC – I Feel Love (DJ PP remix)
11. Red Hot Chili Peppers vs Abel Ramos – Rotterdam Of Otherside (Ranucci & Pelusi mash-up)
12. Kurd Maverick – Shine A Light (David Tort remix)

MORE INFO:

http://www.jessevoorn.com/

http://www.dancetunesradio.com