Last week we posted up that Bag Raiders had included a new White Girl Lust remix of Diamond Lightst on their latest mixtape. The timing was perfect as Yes Yes Records dropped the full EP today with additionall remixes from C.R.S.T., Isaac Tichauer, and a VIP Diamond Lights reworking.

The general vibe of this is a early 90′s hands in the air feel with soaring Strings of Life-esqe chords. Each remix retains that vibe consistently,  all while adding their own twist on the era-centric sound.

Yes Yes Records has quickly became a favorite label at SBR HQ. Their sound is impeccable as is their in-house roster. Additionally with previous remixes from Todd Edwards, Azari & III, and many other great names – it is truly a label to watch.

Preview it below and buy it exclusively at Beatport.

Dust Traxx is an infamous Chicago house label that was once home to Paul Johnson, Robert Armani, and many many more. The last few years has seen the label go a bit quiet compared to their peak in the late 90′s and early 2000′s. Enter Adulture (formerly of Le Principle) to save the day.

Dust Traxx is an infamous Chicago house label that was once home to Paul Johnson, Robert Armani, and many many more. The last few years has seen the label go a bit quiet compared to their peak in the late 90′s and early 2000′s. Enter Adulture (formerly of Le Principle) to save the day.

A few months ago Adulture took the reigns of the Dust Traxx relaunch. At first it may seem odd, that the young talent be put in charge of such a historic label, but his balance of knowing fresh new artist in the vein of the previous DT legacy and an honest respect for it’s heritage really makes him the perfect candidate.

The Shape of House to Come is the perfect compilation to the announce the new era of Dust Traxx, with some of the best new names in house as well as legends such as Dajae. Many Solid Bump affiliates are represented here, including Ghosts of Venice, White Girl Lust, Alona, and Adulture himself.

Solid Bump Recommended.

Buy it exclusively at Beatport.

Fo Sho (White Girl Lust & Alona Rmx) – Dual Residual

Steel City – Ghosts of Venice

Division & Ashland – Adulture

BAM! RCRD LBL is featuring Sammy Bananas remix of Paper Cat as a 256 download today!

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We said the Solid Bump posse was on overdrive so far this spring. This time Laberge is up to bat with a bit something even deeper than his usual fair. It’s a stellar remix of an unlikely source – 90′s songstress Monica.

Monica – Everything to me (Laberge’s Deep Remix)

Just to show that Solid Bump can spread the love as well as receive it – we decided to shine a little light on one of our favorite up & coming producers again. Ghosts of Venice is getting to be well known for both his perfectly honed disco cut ups as well as his strangely enthusiastic “friendship” with Garrett from Le Principle. All jokes aside, truly he is a name to watch in 2010.

Below is a free download (just click the little arrow) of his edit of the classic  -  Spiller “GrooveJet”, which was used in Tommie Sunshine‘s WMC sampler. To make the deal even sweeter – peep the streaming preview of his official remix of Grum‘s epic “Can’t Shake This Feeling” which just dropped this week on Beatport.

Spiller – Groovejet (Ghosts of Venice WMC  Edit)

Grum – Can’t Shake This Feeling (Ghosts of Venice Official Remix)

Grum – Can’t Shake This Feeling (Original Mix)

To be completely frank and somewhat embarrassed – I know very little about this Fred Falke jam. I do know it has yet to be released. I know Laberge did a bootleg of it. I know that Quinten 909 also did one. Seems if I am correct that this has not been released, perhaps ole Fred is a day late and a dollar short. Oh modern music – you never cease to amaze me.

That being said, we love Laberge and Quinten is a name to watch in 2010 as well. Let’s get on with it then…

Download Quinten 909 Bootleg Version

The first comes in the form of a simple but funkin’ edit from Alona & Qzen. If you checked out the song clips in the last post, the sassy french voice on Oui comes from Alona. Not being content to just be a pretty voice talking naughty, she also is a reigning disco queen DJ in the bay and has been known to turn out a edit or two herself.

For this one she joined up with another SF diva, Qzen. You may know her work with the 40 Thieves collective including last year’s nu-disco hit Don’t Turn It Off as well as collaborations with Claude Von Stroke, John Tejada, etc.

In their words the inspiration for this edit was deep rooted in a vision…”Hey let’s make cookies and work on an edit, you know, chick stuff.”

Click the arrow to the right hand side of the player to download.

Yesterday in a twitter gangbang between some fellow producer nerds, a familiar topic came up again in my life – the joys of the Talking Heads. Hands down this is my all time favorite band and of course I am not the only one.

Through that lovefest I was hipped to stellar edit of “Girlfriend Is Better” by up and coming Chicago producer Bit Funk. Although I can’t share the details yet, we were introduced to him through some new artist we are working with and he has already done a remix of one of the singles. It is absolutely top notch business and I can say it is shaping up to be one of the most exciting singles we have planned for 2010. For now, check out this edit which is executed how a edit should be, true to the original but enough unique flair to make it stand tall.

Girlfriend Is Better (Bit Funk Edit) – Talking Heads

(via CreamTeam)