Category Archives: Downloads

Axel Beca – C’Mon

From Miami to Montreal with Axel Beca. “C’mon” is a reminder of why we fall in love with dance music in the first place. It’s simple, it’s effective, and it’s impossible to sit still to. And bonus; the liberated spirit of 70s and 80s club culture is injected with house pulse.

LUNY – Je Veux Te Voir (Baile-Funk)

The energy of the global club scene is currently, in such a good place, where regional sounds are colliding to create something entirely new. In near literally every direction. At the forefront of this movement is LUNY, whose latest flip of the Yelle classic “Je Veux Te Voir” is a collision of French electro-pop and the raw, percussive power of Baile Funk.

Wax Motif – Bad & U know It feat. Ty Dolla $ign (Seb C & Olly Watt Remix)

Seb C and Olly Watt have delivered a remix that feels sophisticated and functional. Think Tech and or Bass House. They’ve successfully lifted “Bad & U Know It” from the radio waves to main stage, proving once again that a good groove is unlimited.

SHOSH – Get Slippy

SHOSH has officially landed on Monstercat, and she brought the weight with her. If you like your bass music with a lil side of UK swing, “Get Slippy” is a mandatory for your listening rotation.

Trip B x Tree Gaud – LAZER

This one perfectly within the Leftfield Bass movement. If you’re a fan of artists like G Jones, Eprom, or Bleep Bloop, “lazer” is going to be right up n’ in your alley. It’s music that feels like a journey—a “trip” that blazers a new trail through the world of electronic music. Don’f forget to grip the free DL.

MARAH – YOU (Adame Twins Remix)

The Adame Twins are producers to watch in 2026. By taking Marah’s visionary sound and adding their own frenetic DNA, they’ve created a remix that is both a tribute and a complete reinvention. While the original comes from Marah’s 2025 DRIVE SAFE EP, the Adame Twins remix have submerged it into a world of deep, bass and heavy-hitting 140 energy on the DRIVE SAFE (Remixes) EP.

Twenty One Pilots – Car Radio [folded by gahmi] 

The original “Car Radio” is famous for its sparse production and Tyler Joseph’s frantic, spoken-word delivery. GAHMI takes those iconic elements and wraps them in a lush, atmosphere that booms. Make sure you grip the free DL.

Wax Motif – Bad & U Know It feat. Ty Dolla $ign

Interestingly, this collaboration wasn’t just a random studio session. Wax Motif recently revealed that he and Ty have been sitting on music for years, even teasing that they once worked on a full house project together. In fact, an early demo from their sessions eventually evolved into “Back To Me” from Kanye West’s Vultures project.

DJ Seinfeld – Everything U

For years, DJ Seinfeld was pigeonholed as the “lo-fi” guy, a producer who made “sad tracks for sad times.” But with “Everything U,” he’s proving that he can be just as effective in the light as he is in the shadows.