Thursday, May 10, 2012

This Too Shall Pass


For those of you still struggling through finals, here are a couple of beauties to help you relax. Summer will be here soon enough.



Record of the week last week on Trance Around the World. (It's awesome!)


-Tank


Wednesday, May 9, 2012

Dads On Display


Dads On Display call their music ghetto funk. If you like what you hear, check them out on Facebook. All three of these tracks have a slightly different flavor of robotic electro-funk. Can you fucks with it?




-Slaptop



Rage



An epic track by Dutch producer Ralvero, released on Bingo Players' Hysteria label. Cheers.



- Shake 


Bonus: 

Don't know exactly what I think about it. But it's been getting a lot of attention and deserves a listen.


Monday, May 7, 2012

Language Tour



Porter Robinson, Mat Zo, and the M Machine, three of our favorites, have announced that they will be the touring the US this summer. This is NOT, I repeat is NOT, a show to miss. Three of the most talented in the EDM game. I am saying that to say this: Make time to go. You will not be disappointed. Here is the link for tickets: http://thelanguagetour.wantickets.com/

Changing gears, here are a couple of tracks for your Monday. Cheers. 



Power trance at its finest. 


- Shake 

Sunday, May 6, 2012

Gypsy


Hey There Humans,

I have a new song for you all. Hope you like it.



Enjoy,

Slaptop




Friday, May 4, 2012

Mike Shiver


I'm going to break my week-long silence with some trancy trance from Mike Shiver. Like all Swedes, he's a really talented producer. All of this is easy on the ears (you can study to it). Enjoy.

This was a song with great vocals, in desperate need of a good remix. It got one.





-Tank


Hood Rich


Coming out of hiding to introduce you to this song. Justin Martin is part of the Dirtybird Records crew out  in San Francisco. This song is playful, funky and represents a genre that is rarely featured on Fuck Yeah Humans

Hood Rich - Justin Martin

Enjoy,

-Slaptop




Thursday, May 3, 2012

Devil's Work



I must admit, I did not initially understand the hype surrounding the Devil's Work remix by Dirty South. It has been a Beatport number one for a hot minute, so today I finally gave it a full listen. It was good enough to merit a second listen. Then a third. And then it finally clicked. I have had it on repeat ever since. Listen to it on decent speakers or headphones for the full effect. And even if you don't fall in love with it the first time, don't worry. It gets better with time.


I know it's not Monday, but I have some mainstream remix action for you. It can be argued that Nicky Romero's sound is starting to get a bit repetitive. Nevertheless, I am a fan of this track and it is definitely worth a listen. 


Cheers.


- Shake