Led by Spank Rock producer XXXchange and featuring the talents of Amanda Blank, Pase Rock (Five Deez), !!!'s Tyler Pope, and Sylvia of Kudu, the Fully Fitted crew has been steady infiltrating clubs this year, and the takeover can only get stronger...   click for more

Chalk up another addition to the DFA roster. This time it's Jona Bechtolt aka Yacht infiltrating Tim Goldsworthy and James Murphy's label with that indie-electro-disco-pop sound all the hip kids are listening to. Summer Song and I'm In Love With A Ripper...   click for more

Hot chit! Debut release from Bersa Discos, a new label formed by two Argentinian-living Bay Area DJs with a mission to bring cumbia flavors to the masses. With releases like this, it won't take long. Head straight for Daleduro's dubsteppy "Bombon Asesino,"...   click for more

Hotshot Italian duo Crookers show some love to their country of origin with this Leone-inspired EP for Diplo's Mad Decent label. "Il Brutto" is heavy, driving electro-house with gunshots and glitchy fx punctuating the beats; the remix from Bloody Beetroots gets even...   click for more

LET ME SEE YOU MOVE IT SHAKE IT CROSS THE DANCE FLOOR. If you haven't heard this hook yet, it's only a matter of time till it's looping in head on constant repeat. The catchy as hell hook and production on this...   click for more

"Hold On" was one of DFA's biggest hits to date. Not quite as big as "Jealous Lovers" but somewhere in the vicinity of "Yeah" and "Losing My Edge." So for the remix 12", you know that DFA isn't gonna come with the...   click for more

Folks have been asking after this record for days, and now that Flamin' Hotz has finally dropped the megaton bomb, I don't think those folks will be disappointed. Cobra Kai crew's DJ Krames picked only the most classic tracks to remix on...   click for more

More of that cumbia heat from our favorite new label. Their debut release having quickly evaporated, Cali's Bersa Discos is back for round two with another limited single. This time they've got Buenos Aires young gunna DJ Negro at the fore, putting...   click for more

As one half of the DJ duo Certified Bananas, Sammy Bananas has been bringing his style-swapping dancefloor mania to crowds around the country for the past few years. Now, he's linked up with A-Trak & Catchdubs' Fool's Gold label and is branching...   click for more

The best Bmore producer ever to come out of Houston! Bird Peterson drops his first album since 2001, after spending the past couple years DJing and dominating MP3 blogs with his much circulated club remixes (like the "Wu Tang" joint and that...   click for more

Damn, these dudes don't slow down! Finland's premiere Bmore crew (yeah, I had to re-read that a couple times too) is back in the digi-building with more left-field club tracks. This batch includes remixes of the hippie classic "San Francisco (Be Sure...   click for more

Folks have been clamoring for the aptly titled "Suspense Is Killing Me" from London's Boy 8-Bit since big name DJs like Switch, Basement Jaxx, Annie Mac and Crookers started spinning it advance style late last year. Now the Boy is signed with...   click for more

I'm talking 'bout right here. Gary Davis' lo-fi disco boogie funk bomb "The Professor's Here" gets the modernized revamp from UK DJ legend Greg Wilson and Rong representatives 40Thieves. If you know the original, you already know that it's the shit and...   click for more

Bam! The Unruly boys are an unstoppable force when it comes to this bmore hype shit and once again they come correct with a full EP of next level club bangers that'll crack your skull. First off is the no-brainer club version...   click for more

New pressing for the Silver Apples "lost" third album, which was originally released in 1998. For those that don't know, the Silver Apples released just two albums in 1968 and 69, records which were promptly ignored by the general public and eventually...   click for more

Mudd is one of those rare entity's that can blend dance vibes with very musical, jazz sensibilities. You'll find this is really evident on "Advt. In Bricketwood" which starts off with some almost spiritual jazz elements, but then introduces a tough electro-disco...   click for more

Welcome Mathhead's first digi-release of many here at Lab, and it's a whomper. Two original tracks, as well as Passions and Drop The Lime remixes, what!?! "Do Damage" starts out with his original Dubstep style and keeps it escalating until it reaches...   click for more

Whoa. Ayres told me that he and Tittsworth were working on a Bmore battle record with locked grooves like two years ago, but it was getting to the point where I thought the idea had been tossed out. But here it is...   click for more

If you don't know about New York's Trouble & Bass crew, you better ask somebody. Here's a crew sampler from these bassheads and they've come to burst your speakers. Drop The Lime (new Institubes signing) hits hard with two tracks, check "Come...   click for more