May 7, 2014

10 Tracks Your Mom Can Get Down To On Mother’s Day [In No Particular Order]

by Jake Groch EDM • Tags: 10, Again, Alma, and, Anthem, Bass, Bee's, Best, Big, Burning, Chas, Clip, Country, Coyote, Dance, Day, Deep, Denver, Derek, Digital, Dirty, Down, Drum, drumstep, Dubstep, electro, electronic, Ellie, Falling, Felxprod, Find, Freedom, Future, Gaye, Glitch, Going, Goudie, Goulding, Gramatik, Griz, Grizmatik, Groch, Hanging, Home, Hop, house, How, I, In, Is, Jake, John, Keegan, Keytar, Kisses, Knees, Know, Liberation, Lights, love, M, Machine, Mad, Marty, Marvin, Me, Mix, MONSTAS, Moombahton, Mother's, music, Nobody, Nymus, On, Onions, Original, Osawa, Pretty, progressive, Rager, Remix, RO, Road, Rod, Sandz, SEE, Shinichi, Sigma, Skrux, Smith, Songs, Soulero, Take, The, The M Machine, This, Tiny, To, Top, Trance, Vincent, VIP, What's, You

Ok, now stop.

Before you click “Pay and Proceed” on that Edible Arrangements bouquet you were just about to purchase, why not reconsider?

What would you say if we told you that you could give your mom something totally wicked this mothers day? Not only would this gift be over-the-top incredible and possibly the most notable gift anyone has bestowed upon the person who squeezed the gifter in question out of her vagina, but, it would also be free of charge.

We know what your thinking…

And yes. We’d love it if you’d hook us up with your mothers.

And yes. Below we have provided the gift in which we were discussing above.

You can thank us later.

10. John Denver – Take Me Home, Country Roads (Pretty Lights Remix)

Take me home, John Denver. And you too, Pretty Lights.

9. Kill Paris feat. Marty Rod & Alma – Falling In Love Again (Kill Paris & Bee’s Knees Keytar Mix)

The love machine known as Kill Paris fits any Mother’s Day celebration. Just make sure it’s the right kind of love.

8. Soulero – Burning Down (Nymus Remix)

Picturesque. Play this one while strolling through the park with mother on your daily walk.

7. Coyote Kisses – This Is How You Know

A delicate hymn proper for that car ride over to church. Thanks Coyote Kisses.

6. Marvin Gaye – What’s Going On (Big Sandz Remix)

Marvin Gaye + Big Sandz = A Kiss From Your Mother

5. The M Machine – Tiny Anthem (Shinichi Osawa Remix)

A tiny anthem your mom can sing you to sleep. The perfect lullaby.

4. Skrux and Felxprod feat. Complexion – Find You (Skrux VIP)

Who said maternal figures can’t like dub?

3. Ellie Goulding – Hanging On (I SEE MONSTAS Remix)

Ellie Goulding has the heart of an angel. Like your mom. HA.

2. Grizmatik – Digital Liberation Is Mad Freedom

Tell mom to save this track for behind closed doors. Nobody wants to see that.

1. Sigma – Nobody To Love

Got nobody to love on Mother’s Day? Sigma’s got you covered.

January 7, 2014

Rager Onions Presents: The Top 5 LP’s of 2013

by chasgoudie EDM, Funky, Happy, Heavy • Tags: Avicii, Calamari Tuesday, Chas Goudie, Damage Control, EDM, EDM Blogs, Feed Me, Griz, Mat Zo, Rager Onions, Rebel Era, Sub Focus, Taurus, top albums, Top LPs, True

The Top 5 LP’s of 2013:

5. With the most musically diverse album on the list, Mat Zo has electrically paved his path with Damage Control.

4. Sub Focus never disappoints, and his latest LP, Taurus, may just prove to be his Sistine Chapel.

3. Avicii fused two polar opposite genres into something truly magical. We’re calling it electro-folk. Unfortunately Avicii’s manager put his money where his mouth is, and denied us the pleasure of a free listen on SoundCloud. Don’t worry, we marked it down for future reference. Bad little Ash…

2. Dinner and drinks for two at Feed Me‘s Calamari Tuesday.

1. These are the times that we live in, the times we’ve created. This is Rebel Era.

Honorable Mention:

Easily the darkest of the bunch, Let It Burn proves once again that American dub-step does have a name. And it’s spelled DATSIK.

October 16, 2013

[NEW] Griz | Rebel Era (Full Album) (Free)

by chasgoudie EDM, Funky, Happy • Tags: Chas Goudie, EDM, EDM Blogs, Griz, Rebel Era

In the words of the great Griz-

“In a time where words and phrases like the occupy movement, personal freedom, the NSA, riots, elections, and war are on the tips of everyones tongues, I can feel a shift in global energy. This is a time where classism and competition is tearing a rift in society. A time where imperialist democratic capitalism is fighting its way to dominate cultures and separate people into selfish consumers. A time where people are turning against the powers that be and are speaking out against these values. A time that is inspiring people to seek change. Its the time that we live in, an age that we created.

I wrote this record over the past year in many different states and phases. From tour busses, to bedroom studios, from green rooms full of friends and scenesters, to planes thousands of feet flying through the sky. I’ve met and worked with so many new people through the creation of this album and pushed my limits as a producer to create something challenging and dynamic. Taking every single moment that I wasn’t on stage and dedicating it to developing ideas of sound; at times, left me breathless and laid out on the floor of my room with songs on repeat – anxious thoughts melting away into space.

But thats the thing. I’ve found that music sets me free. Its up to us to use that which is most compelling and manifest a new reality. One free of apathy. A world of compassion, empathy and cooperation. A world of action of and love.”

This is Rebel Era.