The injection of soulful R&B diva vocals into a track is rarely, if ever, a bad idea, and this re-fix of Oakland’s Keyshia Cole (pictured above) is no exception. In fact, it lends some humanity to the often cold dubstep-bass hybrid that Rustie has mastered. The prolific Glaswegian dropped this song as a free download on his Myspace page, and with a catchy four-note descending melodic bassline forming the track’s instrumental backbone and Cole’s gorgeous harmonies swelling above it, one can definitely understand why this re-fix has been so highly anticipated: it is a sickly good slice of dancefloor gold.
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Rustie - Keesha Resmak
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Warlock and NoYeahNo - One Shot on The Black mix
Thanks to Fried My Little Brain for sharing this mix which was given to them exclusively by Rag & Bone’s Warlock and NoYeahNo.
Containing up-and-coming Fat! favourites likes Raffertie, Kanji Kinetic and The Squire of Gothos, it’s a monsterous ride through a whopping 1 hour 44 minutes of the darkest dubstep, bassline and other kinds of grimey weirdness.
Check the Rag and Bone website where you can listen and buy all of their catalogue on vinyl (where in stock) or as a super-cheap, high quality MP3
http://www.thefatclub.com/rag-bone-warlock-noyeahnodubstep-bassline-dj-mix/
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Portishead - Machine Gun
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