Although its US release date is in June, Far East Movement‘s fifth studio album “Dirty Bass” has just been released in Germany, and is available to you in full below! If there’s one word to describe this record, it’s diversity. They have literally gone out of their ways to include every kind of style they can possibly touch, and they have done it very well. There are also a number of guest artists that make the album even more epic than it already is; some of them are Justin Bieber, Tyga, Cassie, Pitbull, Tokio Hotel’s Billy Kaulitz and Japanese artist Crystal Kay. They’re chemistry with dance-pop producer RedOne was insane, and it’s really too bad the collaboration is only there for one track. Check out the entire record below, and let me know what you think!
Far East Movement – “Dirty Bass”
01 – Dirty Bass (feat. Tyga)
02 – Live My Life (feat. Justin Bieber)
03 – Where the Wild Things Are (feat. Crystal Kay)
04 – Turn Up the Love (feat. Cover Drive)
05 – Flossy (feat. Kay)
06 – If I Die Tomorrow (feat. Bill Kaulitz)
07 – Ain’t Coming Down (feat. Sidney Samson & Matthew Koma)
08 – Candy (feat. Pitbull)
09 – Fly With U (feat. Cassie)
10 – Show Me Love (feat. Alvaro)
11 – Live My Life (feat. Justin Bieber & Redfoo) [Party Rock Remix]
12 – Little Bird
13 – Basshead (feat. YG)
14 – Lights Out (Go Crazy) [feat. Natalia Kills & Far East Movement]
15 – Like a G6 (feat. The Cataracs & Dev)
16 – Rocketeer (feat. Ryan Tedder)
17 – Live My Life (feat. Justin Bieber) [Jaywalker Remix]
Download: Far East Movement – “Dirty Bass”
This is probably going to be one of the biggest tracks of the summer. It’s the extended vocal mix of Hardwell’s ‘Call Me A Spaceman‘, that was released a few months ago. Now, the vocal mix includes male vocalist Mitch Crown, and the track just became SO hardcore! With heart-throbbing electronic house beats from beginning to end, I’m sure this is going to be quite a big one. Enjoy!
As if the song isn’t good enough as is, electronic DJ’s Steven V and Alvo have decided to remix Maroon 5‘s latest hit ‘Payphone‘, and give it more of an electronic sound. Boy, what a great job they’ve done; the song sounds like a masterpiece now, and is finally suitable for clubbing atmospheres – just what it needed. Adam Levine’s vocals in this remix sound just so angelic and magical. Best part of it all, they’ve completely omitted Wiz Khalifa’s irrelevant verse, and added some massive electronic synths instead! They nailed every part of it, so now it’s your turn to have a listen, below!
What a mysterious yet breathtaking collaboration: Fun., the pop funk band known for their giant hit ‘We Are Young‘, have just collaborated with Haylee Williams, lead singer of Paramore and known for her massive collaboration on B.o.B.’s ‘Airplanes’, to cover one of this year’s biggest hits, the chart-topping ‘Somebody That I Used To Know‘. The song was originally by Gotye & Kimbra, but the cover is literally out of this world; it’s quite something when you hear such diverse yet talented musicians sing their way to one of the world’s most-loved song. It’s worth all your attention, so don’t miss out!
After suffering a massive jetski accident a few months ago, Sean Kingston believes what won’t kill him will make him stronger. That’s why he’s coming ‘Back 2 Life (Live It Up)‘ with a new single of his featuring rapper T.I.! Of course, he samples the 19889 chart-topping hit ‘Back to Life (However Do You Want Me)‘, and it serves as a great addition to the track. I’m loving every single part of his return, he really brings back the island-induced pop tracks that we all undoubtedly love. Check out the new track below, and tell me what you think!
Rejoice! It has come early ladies and gentlemen! Folk/pop singer John Mayer‘s fifth studio album “Born and Raised” has leaked a bit earlier than its release date, and it’s quite a record! The artist has traveled a very long way in his musical career and this year, he has decided to step on a brand new territory – one that we never thought he would dare. Mayer decided to give us a brand new classic rock-folk sound this time, very different than anything we have heard from him in the past. It sounds so easy on the ears, and I’m sure none of you will be complaining. It’s worth a listen, so make sure to check out the album tracklist below, and get your copies on May 22nd; enjoy!
John Mayer - “Born and Raised”
1. Queen of California
2. The Age of Worry
3. Shadow Days
4. Speak for Me
5. Something Like Olivia
6. Born and Raised
7. If I Ever Get Around To Living
8. Love is a Verb
9. Walt Grace’s Submarine Test, January 1967
10. Whisky, Whisky, Whisky
11. A Face To Call Home
12. Born and Raised (Reprise)
Download: John Mayer – “Born and Raised”, or HERE.
‘Where Have You Been‘, Rihanna’s 3rd official single from her latest album, has proved to be one of her best yet. The song has taken the term ‘epic’ to a whole new dimension, and have been banging on the clubs’ speakers since its release date. A dance-pop/house track is not a proper one without its fresh load of remixes by renowned DJ’s. Stunning remixes by Hardwell, Papercha$er, Hector Fonseca, and Vice included in the release. Go ahead, check out the official Single Remixes for the single below, and be blown away.
Download: Rihanna – ‘Where Have You Been’ (The Remixes)
Ne-Yo is back with the latest single of his upcoming album R.E.D. After recently working with Calvin Harris on a huge dance track, Ne-Yo is turning the other way and going back to the slower, love struck R&B song ‘Lazy Love‘. This is the type of music that first made the singer famous, but I don’t think this will get him too far on the charts with all the club-orientated music out there right now. His vocals, however, are as strong as ever, and Ne-Yo really proves that he’s one of the singers that can adapt his voice to any genre of music. Give the new single listen and let us know what you think!
‘Touch ‘N You’ is the latest track brought to us by big time rapper THE BOWSS, or Rick Ross, and R&B legend Usher. The two previously collaborated a few weeks ago on Usher’s past single, and it looks like Rick Ross is calling in the favor for this single. Usher takes control of the vocals and pretty much all the singing. Ross throughs in his verses in between the chorus lines with signature grunt of course. The song altogether isn’t bad and its not exactly a hardcore rap track, its just a light R&B/Hip Hop track that a lot of people will probably enjoy.
