We were first showed a video preview of this massive tune being performed live in New York City where Kanye West even made an appearance on stage. TNGHT recently did an edit of Kanye‘s track “Clique” and now we they bless us with these even filthier remix of “Cold”. Sampling the original melody and throwing down the classic TNGHT heavy bass treatment. No release date yet, we will keep you posted. Cheers.
Blessed with yet another Radio Rip, this time Lunice dropped this in his “Daily Dose Mix” for MistaJam on BBC Radio 1 show. It’s a simple yet mind blowing Edit from TNGHT of Kayne, Jay-Z, and Big Sean‘s tune “Clique”. No news on the release date, but we will keep you posted.
Make sure to check out the video at the bottom, it features a TNGHT remix of Kanye’s track “Theraflu”. Kanye even makes an appearance on stage. Cheers.
Young Chicago-based emcee and recent Maybach Music Group signee, Rockie Fresh, has been a rising star in the game for several years now. Today, we get a glimpse into his much anticipated debut studio album with an awesome single featuring the always dope Lunice, of the EDM trap duo TNGHT. On “Superman OG,” Lunice cultivates an absolutely huge sound with epic vocal samples backed by heavy 808s and snares over which Rockie spits some bravado-filled bars.
“Superman OG” exemplifies the synergy between EDM trap and hip-hop, two deeply intertwined genres. Stream this gem of a single below and look out for Rockie Fresh’s Electric Highway, due out January 21st.
While trying to battle a turkey-induced food coma last week, my cousin and I blasted TNGHT‘s self-titled EP in the car as we waited for this big box retail giant to open its doors for midnight Black Friday shopping (yes, we are very into “American traditions”). It’s one of my favorite releases of the year and I remain convinced that whatever they do pleases me.
Over the holiday weekend one half of the duo, Mad Decent’s Lunice, released a hypnotic and jarring remix of Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs‘ track “Trouble” that literally buzzes its way into your ear canal. I am not disappointed. Download it for free below!
Exploding onto the scene this past year, the DJ duo TNGHT, comprised of Lunice and Hudson Mohawke, flip the infectious Waka Flocka Flame banger “Rooster in My Rari”. Although part of this remix was released earlier this summer, the full version finally leaked to the interwebs. Stripping the original beat, the duo add a trap rip and heavy bass that completely encompasses the turnt up feel of the original.
Another week, another Trap Dojo, filled with the very best Trap music the internet has to offer. Sorry this post isn’t on the usual Tuesday, but it has more than enough banging tunes to make up for it. The first track, a huge remix of the Flux Pavillion and Major Lazer track “Jah No Partial” goes hard, infusing the classic roots reggae vocals over all sorts of wild instrumentals, horns, whistles and drums. The Dojo just wouldn’t quite feel right if there wasn’t a track by Ookay near the top of the list and he certainly doesn’t disappoint this week, I dare you not to lose your mind when the whistles drop into the track after the hardstyle breakdown halfway through the track. I have no idea who Kennedy Jones is other than he posted this first song to his Soundcloud last and it is a track that would be sure to pack a dance floor. It seems that we cant go a single week without throwing in a remix of “Clique,” and this week Bird Peterson does the honors. Butch Clancy, or should I say “BU†CH CLΔNCΨ” takes a break from making killer dubstep to make this hard hitting trap mash-up. This isn’t available for free download, but will be as soon as Clancy gets all the kinks worked out. I have loved every single OG mix that Candyland has released, and this mix of J-Kwon‘s “Tipsy” proves that they are one of the best at updating familiar but tired tracks into hyped up bangers. The next several songs all go hard with huge instrumentals and fire-spitting lyrics. The last few songs are a little bit different, M!NT creates a beautiful Lovetrap sound with hip-hop vocals throughout while Kastle is pure Lovetrap, with amazing layered vocals sure to get your head nodding while your heart’s breaking. Lastly, we have something the likes of which I’m sure you’ve never heard before, as 710 Records boss ṪHE ƦξVЁR∑NƉ BLEEⱣ BLOO₱ traps out the Etta James classic “At Last”. Be sure to listen to all of these songs on the best system or headphones you have to catch all the sub-bass and subtle features which make these songs truly magnificent.
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Over the summer EDM trap-pioneering production duo, TNGHT, helped define an explosive subgenre with their self-titled EP and several massive mixes. Both members, Lunice and Hudson Mohawke, expressed their desire to reach out and work with rappers. Thus far, we have seen Mohawke work with several hip-hop acts, most notably Kanye West on Cruel Summer.
The Montreal-based half, Lunice, has also been hard at work producing for several up ‘n coming emcees. His latest release, “Gimme That,” features NYC’s Angel Haze, yet another example of a quality female artist in a genre that has traditionally lacked them. The trap influence on Lunice’s instrumental is evident through out with 808, kick-driven percussion and epic synth melodies. Haze delivers an absolute verbal assault continuing the compelling case for further collaboration between EDM trap and hip-hop.
“Gimme That” is part of Yours Truly’s “Songs from Scratch” series and serves as a great pick me up to get you over the Wednesday hump. Stream it below and head over to Yours Truly to watch a dope documentary on the making of this one.
Bonus: Check out another recent Lunice-produced hip-hop cut with Deniro Farrar and Shady Blaze, a sort of trap ballad with an effective autotune chorus and some pretty solid verses.
