Mjrlzr + Eltfrce + Strp Stve

Little bit mainstream?

Everyone respects Diplo, everyone respects Switch, at least everyone who has heard of them. I'm not gonna make this into a big post as it's sunday and I'm not in too much of a mood for thinking, but is this new single from Major Lazer a move to appeal to a larger crowd? The vocoded vocals and commercial 'rave' synths akin to Tinchy Stryder are there, is this video an attempt to keep it edgy and remind us that the Lazer's are primarily influenced by dancehall? Because you really can't hear this in the music. Either way I have always respected Prydz for making chart topping singles along with underground techno, if this is what Diplo&Switch want to do then best of luck.

Major Lazer "Keep it Going Louder" from Eric Wareheim on Vimeo.

I will be the first to admit that my musical knowledge is not the most advanced, there are still plenty of huge names that I am yet to discover and here is the latest...The soundcloud page for Elite Force is packed with some great mixes and if you click here you can sign up to the U&A mailing for some exclusive free remixes, hopefully these two will be included!

AC Slater - Calm Down (Elite Force Re-Fix) 128 TASTER by Elite Force

Benga - 26 Basslines (Elite Force Re-Fix) (128 TASTER) by Elite Force  

One last video to end with...great song by Strip Steve amazing video by Crystal

Strip Steve - 'Breakin' from Boysnoize Records on Vimeo.

Outlander - The Vamp (Strip Steve 'Mongoloid' Remix)

Come along to the MUDLOVE party tomorrow!