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Major Lazer & DJ Snake – Lean On (feat. MØ)

Jay — Wed, 04 Mar 2015 17:33:18 +0000

Diplo’s Major Lazer has been hit or miss at times, but the project has always intrigued me; as it has been a little refreshing to see a DJ branch out a bit and institute some interesting collaborations. His latest collaboration comes in the form of track, ‘Lean On’ with French producer DJ Snake and Danish growing pop-sensation MØ. The two offset Diplo’s dancehall tendencies with some subtle trap beats, kudos of DJ Snake (who you will recognize from “Turn Down For What” and “You Know You Like It (remix)“), and an overriding pop influence from MØ. Rumor is that “Lean On” is off Major Lazer’s forthcoming album that will be released in conjunction with his upcoming FXX cartoon.

TMD Labor Day All Day Mixtape

Tim — Fri, 30 Aug 2013 04:10:23 +0000

I’m feeling all kinds of sexy right now. I just can’t shake this deep house I got going through my veins. I’m going off the deep house deep end. Never have I been in so deep. And never have I loved it so much. So, this isn’t actually our monthly mixtape. This is an extra special mixtape that I just had to share with you before your weekend hits. This makes me want to turn it out. You should probably not listen to this at work, cause it’s game over once you do. Put it on when it’s the other kind of business time. Enjoy. This, like many before it, is my favorite mixtape I have ever made.

AlunaGeorge – You Know You Like It (DJ Snake Remix)

Jay — Fri, 02 Aug 2013 03:44:24 +0000

AlunaGeorge have garnered a lot of attention over the past year, having teamed up with Disclosure on “White Noise,” receiving ‘Best New Music’ honors for single “Your Drums, Your Love,” and releasing debut LP Body Music to positive reviews. Yet, the song of ‘theirs’ I have been most impressed with is actually a remix by French DJ, DJ Snake. He takes Body Music lead single “You Know You Like It” and adds some great sonic layering that steers the song away from its poppier base. The chopped/echoing chorus, snare claps, heavy trap drums and most of all, killer bassline make this version feel more apt for an after hours loft party than its predecessor.