Compilations, Contests and Free Tuneage!

By admin on 09 / 05 / 2012

Who’s ready for Primetime and D-V3KZ? Hopefully lots of you are because these two are extra hot right now. Primetime is working with C.O.D.A., D-V3KZ and some names I can’t mention yet and D-V3KZ has been releasing more good tunes than almost anyone and will be joining the Deadly Vipers and Cy Kosis as residents of Moomba+ Afterdark, our Saturday night radio show. Today, I would like everyone to check out this song and make plans to start remixing it. Or telling your friends about it. Or whatever. Contribute something, would ya? LOL It’s a contest and you want to win, don’t you?

Now for some free music from the above mentioned folks from Deadly Viper Recordings…..

So speaking of Deadly Viper Recordings, what is the deal with that? This author has been responsible for putting together an amazing group of artists, producers, DJ’s and music enthusiasts that comprise our collective. I don’t use the word “collective” lightly, everyone owns the rights to their own work and consents to it’s use for the purposes of Deadly Viper Recordings. In truth, Deadly Viper Recordings is a group of like minded individuals who love moombahton and want to push it further. Nothing more….nothing less. And really, what more could you ask for?

Support the Deadly Vipers free compilation….”Slo Yo Roll”. They worked very hard on these songs. Enjoy.

Here is a fun and current remix of a pop song. Naughty little Cosmic Mafia :0

While we are on the pop remix tip, let’s take a look at Super McNasty himself, Kayjay!!!

So the idea behind the second installment of our friend and contributor Ziad’s 110bpm blog compilation is to take you on a journey throughout an entire evening/early morning of clubbing by listening to the tracks in order. While not an original concept, this conceptual sequencing works to proper effect here and makes listening to 110BPM’s latest installment very enjoyable. Not only is there good writing going on at 110bpm but also some good curating of music. Noice. (all the songs are available for free download through mediafire individually or as a .zip by following the link to their blog)