RAC, a producer and remixer based in Portland, Ore., works some magic here with a cover/remix of one of the most famous Daft Punk songs. RAC takes a different approach and gives the original track a dark and dreamy feeling. The female vocals are almost hypnotizing and are a change of pace from the male vocals of the original.
I’m pretty sure everyone and their mother has heard Darude’s Sandstorm however, not everyone has heard this edit that transforms one of the most recognized songs in electronic music into a speaker-rattling Trap track. This rework comes from Oh Snap!!, a Maryland based producer that has been pumping out Trap music with influences from Baltimore Club music. This rework is exactly what you expect, familiar synth patterns being pumped along with enormous sub-bass. So keep an eye on Oh Snap!! while you add this rework to your Trap collection.
The Boston-based duo, MVSCLES, breaks away from the blogosphere clutter with their debut track entitled Sweet n Sour. At first listen, you won’t think much of the track but as soon as it comes to an end, you’ll find yourself abusing the play button. Sweet n Sour has an experimental sound that is light and airy, which flows perfectly with the catchy vocals. In essence, it’s simply a whimsical tune that makes you bob your head ever so slightly. Among others, “based” is one of the tags that the duo uses to describe this track. It sounds nothing like a Lil B song but you can’t hate on being a little based. So give this song a listen, it is sure to put a smile on your face.
After dominating the Moombahton and Baltimore Club scene, Rotterdam-based producer, Munchi, sets his sights on the Trap music game with the Rotterdam Trap EP. The EP is aptly named as it fuses the in-your-face sub bass and hi-hat stabs of Trap, with sounds that you would normally hear from a Dutch house tune. Trap has quickly come into vogue for DJs and this EP is sure to be making its way into a set near you soon.
As for the music, every track on this EP is nothing but energy. The tracks “Master at Work” and “Bouncing Harbour” are epic hype tracks that should make everyone in the place go bananas. Munchi’s trap remix of the infamous “Moombah” sums up the EP and really shows just how well Trap influences can melt into house. Another quality production from the Mad Decent label as Munchi takes Trap to a whole new level.
