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What's Hot?


Considering we've spent a bunch of time connecting with a cool load of people who are obviously interested in blogs, we've decided to compile a little top three today to help you out in your future quests for good tunes. We'd be agreeing and smiling politely if you were to tell us its any ones best guess what 'cool' is, but let this list serve purpose as our take on the best three blogs out there at the moment. Where hoping this serving doesn't blow your mind and get you wildly addicted to the well-composed and very established sites your about to be exposed to, but if it does, be sure to pop back into the Fridge once in awhile! Our criteria was pretty damn simple. How much good music do they post? How often do they post it? And how well the artists we're acknowledged. Here's our take, we hope you like!
1. You Can Call Me Pelski
We actually do! While we've unfortunately maintained very little contact with the scenester over the past year, it's impossible to put him anywhere other than the top spot in conjuring up this list. His taste in music spans endlessly, with only one consistent rule - 'no throw away rubbish'. He doesn't care much for the fad genres either, evident in the diverse and comprehensive artist list he has built up over the past years. Every now and then a
'Pelski Highly Recommends Chart' pops up, sort of like his scripting into a continuing bible of the best dance tracks in the world. It's not the shit you see clogging up Aria charts, but the well produced, intricate work of those artists who just 'have it', irrelevant of their 'social status'. We're not going to say Pelski has the rest of the list completely covered, but when it comes to select offerings of amazing music with write ups to match, he's doin' pretty damn good (he's even got his own clothing line). He just recently handed half of his work over to a protege under the alias 'Charles Darkley' (who happened to kick things off with a sick mixtape, get it here) and has just dropped his latest Pelski Playlist! Here's our favorite tune from the bunch, but be sure to get the rest right here, this guy is dope! This sucka's a rework by a guy named DJ Punish on one of our favorite producers out at the moment - Alvaro. Make sure you thank Pelski!

Alvaro - Make It Funky (DJ Punish Remix) ppelectro.blogspot.com


2. Palms Out Sounds
These guys don't need introductions or spiels. They've been around the block for ages (
2005 to be exact) and they have kicked off what was once a small project into a very profitable and successful site, branched off into Palms Out Sounds Records. Sure, they might have turned into the blogospheres version of a money making machine, but the crew have kept it real and continue to deliver quality rounds of tunes in a friendly manner that's got their readership well upwards of the roof. They seem to have quietened things up a bit in August on the blog side of things, but that can be easily attributed to the hectic workings behind a record label (which has spat names out like Norrit, AC Slater & our much loved B. Rich). Regardless, here's a little sample of what the team have provided lately, bit of different, dirty summer fun. If you like it, make sure you make visiting them a regular thing, just like us yeh?

Example - Watch The Sun Come Up (Joker & Ginz Remix) palmsoutsounds.blogspot.com



We could sit here and chat about Disturbed Beats for days. Their just straight up cool. They deliver a bunch of style out of the UK and have a very prominent following in Australia too, maybe put down to their continued work with the crazy Wongo. They deliver funky tunes and we'd best describe the overall feel as 'jackin' when it comes to snapping tracks off their page. The team behind it also have a really cool exclusive mix set series (top left of the link) going on, and smash out some awesome and informative work. We find that we just can't stop going back there, just to keep up on the scene and all that, you know? :) Check out a little taste from the team lately, drop them a line and blow them kisses for the good music!

Hijack - RVM (Bootleg) disturbedbeats.blogspot.com

That concludes our little 'podium ranking' of blogs at the moment. Before you shoot us a recommendation about a blog we must have surely 'missed' because it is clearly better than one or more of our choices, we had about 20 that all deserved a mention but it's just that tough! Honorable mention shoots out to the champions behind the likes of Deckhead, Penned Madness, Stoney Roads, Discobelle and more. Jump 'em now!

NOTE: All links can be found within the main post text.

Gettin' Rich



Our main man from Massachusetts, B. Rich, picked up our acquaintance quite awhile back as he was learning his feet and getting into the production game. Even back then, the snappy works he sent us (check the back post here) signaled that big things were coming and considering he was cruising round town with his two best mates AC Slater and Udachi... things were bound to go well, and here we are. Half a year down the track and a bunch of EP's and jam-packed shows later, we've got a trendy little serving from the busy man. This time, he runs a dubstep tune thats got promise, even if you rolled your eyes when you read that! 'We Ball Harder' was due for EP release (Party Like Us Records link here) but things got a little murky, so he's given us the go ahead and we're throwing it out for everyone to enjoy!

B. Rich - We Ball Harder (full 320)

B. Rich on Myspace, Facebook

Wonk = Half Young Nutz



Young Nutz is the latest collaborative effort in the world of durrrrttyyy dance! With collaborations seemingly in trend (Switch + Diplo = Major Lazer!?), WonK (one of our favorites) and diXXie teamed up to 'bring back the good old rave days they fondly remember and educate the new age clubbers on their style of fidget and wonky beats'. Already, the two have spread the love and produced a number of exceptional bootlegs for the fans, all of which we have set below for your audible pleasure. If you like the sound these two are churning out, check out their expanding works on beatport, where the two have already remixed the likes of Cold Blank and held remix efforts based around MC Freeflow's vocals. JUMP!

Young Nutz - Nutz Scared (Bootleg)

Young Nutz - Nutty Beeper ('Beeper' Bootleg)

Young Nutz - Jack Got Nutz (Jack got Jacked Bootleg)

Young Nutz - Mixed Nutz (Volume 1)
Backed by the likes of Geoff K, The Bulgarian and Wolfgang Gartner

Young Nutz on Myspace and Beatport

Geoff K + B. Rich + Wongo : )


Geoff K:

Coming from the South African posse, where boys like Kyle Watson, Royal K and Dylan H run wild, Geoff K had his work cut out for him. Surrounded by all ages, young and old, it seemed that every production effort stemming from that place was well above par - especially his very own. Geoff K has completed diplomas in sound engineering and gained multiple certificates on various production applications, all driven by a massive passion for music. His time spent in the studio has seen him complete some amazing productions from over the years, remixing everyone from Raymond Mathers to Jimmy Chronic and Troydon, and getting signed to just about every label about. His new mixtape, just completed, gives 60 minutes of his favorites, and boy is it worth it. Two tracks for you two, bootlegs Geoff K has done, nothing fresh - but a taste of his production!


Wongo:

We all know who Wongo is - the mad man from the Gold Coast who can more often than not be found tearing up the UK with the best in the business. That said, we weren't going to pass up the chance to throw his latest tape up here - especially after his recent EP - which we all loved. With this mix, Wongo said he was kicking it into gear and getting back to the true style of Jackin' House and Techno (which after hearing the tape, we definatly cant argue with). He also dropped mention that the hardcore scene is getting a little overwhelmed and to be honest, maybe he's right. Check the tape, jump on his Myspace and say hi and be sure to catch him at Monastery in the coming months.

Wongo - Suave Mix 09


01. Mutiny - Dem Girls (Solid Groove Mix)
02. Sick Jargon - Go Hump (Daniel Carro Remix)
03. Rick Nicholls & Asher Jones - Keep Away (Adam Shaw Rmx)
04. Brabe - Rubikon
05. Solid Groove - Flookin (Solid Groove Remix)
06. Fase - Because I Can
07. 99 Cagedbaby - Forced (Idiotproof Remix)


Wongo Myspace




B.Rich:

As you would of course all remember, we featured B. Rich's previous mixtape and it turns out people loved the style, so naturally we hit him up for tracks and immediatly received Animal, the Knowltan Walsh original. That was just a taste of the bad boy, who is one third of the new record label on block,
Party Like Us Records. Hanging out with guys like AC Slater must have done the Massachussetts local good, as his latest mix is a killer with a tracklist to match. Jump the link now, and be sure to have a listen to his own remix work in the tape - very nice!

B.Rich March 2009 Promo Mix

B .Rich Myspace


01. Maral Salmassi - My Shit Is On (Bird Peterson Remix)
02. Don Diablo - Too Cool For School (Trevor Loveys Remix)
03. Redlight - Rock The House
04. Oh Snap! - Bill Cosby Sweater (Kazey & Bulldog Remix)
05. Grim Pil - Come Dancing
06. Kidda - Feel Too Good (Jack Beats Remix)
07. Norrit - Move feat Royce Diamond (B. Rich Remix)
08. Nadastrom - Tween Me + U
09. Cagedbaby - Forced (Foamo Remix)
10. Fake Blood - Mars (Herve Re-Fix)
11. Baobinga - State of Ghetto Jackin (Dave Nada Remix)
12. Edu K - Raver Lovin (Nadastrom Remix)
13. Ivan Allard - Bring The House Down (Bill Eff Remix)
14. B. Rich - Ain't Here To Party feat Whiskey Pete (Breakdown Remix)
15. Knowlton Walsh - Animal (B. Rich Remix)
16. Fragma - Memory (B. Rich Dub Remix)
17. Laidback Luke & Steve Angello feat Robin S - Show Me Love (AC Slater Remix)
18. Udachi vs Jubilee - Paypur
19. Gigi Barocco vs Ice MC - Think Aboot The Way
20. Lady Sovereign - I Got You Dancing (Jack Beats Remix)
21. Foamo - Wardance
22. Bloc Party - Mercury (Herve Remix)
23. Kelevra & Jaimie Fanatic - We Are All Kidz feat Whiskey Pete (B. Rich Remix)
24. Tigerstyle - Balle Shava (Sinden Remix)
25. Boltan - Laughing Through My Teeth
26. Rico Tubbs - Hip Rave Anthem
27. Jaymo - Jenny Evits vs Yo Majesty
28. B. Rich - Can't Take What I Got (Heavyfeet Remix)

No Evil In Tokyo




Hear No Evil are a new production trio from the Tokyo underground who just dropped two fresh bootlegs in the Fridgejet inbox. The team consists of Meiho, Go-Gul and Jubai and to be honest, they are pushing out some pretty fresh wobble from across the way. With an EP in the works, the team are set to establish their sound very soon and its sure to be impressive (if the bootlegs are any example). Their tracks will be available soon and they promised a mix to all the blogs that show them support, so be sure to check back soon and find out a little more about them.




If You Missed Him at New Years...




In conjunction with Chew The Fats party coming up at Corsica Studios (event here - what a lineup!), Foamo dropped a fresh mixtape (late January 2009) and ripped it out to us. The links got chewed up pretty fast and have already been reposted - so you might wanna jump the link now and read the rest later. Regardless of that, the mixtape showcases various Foamo masterpieces including 'Wardance' (which is doing well on Radio 1 at the moment) and has a spray of international talent in the track listing, including AC Slater, Drop the Lime, Diplo and Jack Beats. Get it now and reminisce about New Years eve at Empire.



B Rich - B Happy!




"Hi, I'm Barrett. I Write House Music With Lots of Bass" - Barrett Richards.

Barrett Richards, aka B. Rich, hit the nail on the head with this simple one liner, used on his official myspace. The boy from Massachussets got in touch with us immediatly after we mentioned that his tunes were getting us going down under and came up with a nice little package for everyone to get dancing to. Before we get to that however, for those of you who don't know:

B. Rich hails from Massachussets, has roots in hip hop and old school rave, doesn't do the whole glam thing and most importantly, he's dropping some of the best fidget beats around at the moment - all alongside some of the biggest in the buisness (check out his work with AC Slater!). To be honest but, he probably has a right to get into the whole glam thing! Already, B. Rich has heard his songs via Radio 1, been held accountable for official remixes for giants like AC Slater, Bryan Cox and Gigi Barocca and already has a promising EP in the works for Party Like Us (Winter 2009). To top it all off, him and his mates (AC Slater and Udachi for specifics) own 'Party Like Us', providing a production outlet for the trio and their close friends. Check their statement here!

"The mission with 'Party Like Us' is to release dancefloor friendly tracks that incorporate all kinds of classical dance music elements with a creative and original edge. Basically, we like heavy bass that pounds and drives the dancefloor"



Pretty simple. It just work's. Remember, if the tracks below get you going, B. Rich is currently doing remix work for Kelevra, Designer Drugs, Jamie Fanatic and Norrit alongside getting his first HEAVY EP out via Palms Out next week (feat remixes from AC Slater, Heavy feet and more). The pack below contains a tasty (albeit older) mix of 50 cent and his forthcoming 'Animal' which is out in a couple of weeks - quality!

B Rich Beats including:
Knowlton Walsh - Animal (B Rich Remix)
50 Cent ft Young Buck - Fire (B Rich Remix)



FridgeJet's Monthly Top 3



Hangovers (and the resulting lack of posts) aside, bring on the best three songs sourced via Hype Machine in the month of January - via the ears of FridgeJet.

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Maybe we are just biased towards Potty Mouth Records, but these two brothers (Patrick and Steve Hoody) are just too good! Electric Soulside put together one of the best produced Potty Mouth EP's ever, complete with a Kelevra appearance. The EP had the two tracks showcased here in the Beatport top 3 downloads for January 2009 and is getting dropped by the biggest names in the business coming into the new year. No doubt the boys are smiling with their already successful string of releases continuing to make people jump - with the EP proving big things are still to come. The synthy electro glitch that the boys base a trademark upon will become increasingly recognisable in 2009, as more and more start to jump on the Electric Soulside bandwagon.



Despite containing what I consider to be one of the more annoying vocal snippets ever created, this song is a switchboard of beats that just keeps dropping new ones as the song builds. The transitions are brilliant and just when you think the songs done and dusted it comes out with another drop! If this track is any demo of what the boys at 'Party Like Us Records' can do, its looking promising for the team. Check out all the appropriate paraphernalia below and get the tracks!