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May 22

HOSTAGE – CREEP EP

UK bass monger Hostage has been a GDD favorite since our inception. From 4 am warehouse anthems to growling sub-bass monsters, he’s produced a wide variety of tunes that speaks of his talent. He has a forthcoming release called the Creep EP on Herve‘s new label named ‘Deep Thrills’. While they might appear more subdued than some of his other releases, they all pack that fat square bassline that’s distinctively UK and also incorporate 2-step/garage influenced percussion lines that have me itching for it to drop next month.

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April 18

Logistics – Fear Not

Logistics, the legendary producer who brought the Drum and Bass community countless classics has just dropped his newest album, Fear Not.  Released on the iconic label Hospital Records, Fear Not is full of instant classics that have even the most cynical Drum and Bass listeners buzzing.  The album changes it up continuously, switching tempos and tones while still maintaining that familiar liquid Drum and Bass feel that Logistics has perfected.

Check it out after the jump!

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April 11

Etnik – Vino (Preview)

19 year old producer Etnik has got me counting down the days until his newest EP, Vino drops.  The title track, Vino is full of huge drops, analog sounding synths and a certain dark yet brilliant sound that has become rare in todays EDM scene. The Vino EP will feature a first class set of remixes from Rynecologist, NT89 and Borussia.  The EP is due to drop on April 10th.

Check out the title track, Vino after the jump!

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March 13

Clouds – Optic

Clouds‘ new EP, Optic, dropped the other day on Turbo Recordings and it’s unsurprisingly impressive. With Optic, the duo brings us more massive, bass heavy hits that continue to wreak havoc on dance floors across the globe.  While Clouds’ particular sound hasn’t changed much, this EP shows a little more maturity in their production decisions.  I’m particularly vibing to the title track, Optic.

Check out a streaming preview of the EP after the jump!

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February 27

I Heart Sharks – Summer (Etnik Remix)

Etnik‘s latest bomb is a remix of I Heart Shark‘s newest single, Summer.  Etnik has eradicated the original feel good summer jam and completely morphed it into a dark, acid-infused explosion.  With well-constructed synths and two major drops, this track will keep your head bumping until it’s glorious end.

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February 06

GDD™ Exclusives from Charles I

Charles I has been creating a massive amount of buzz in the Los Angeles Electro scene recently and with tracks like Rule The Dancefloor it’s easy to see why.  Charles I is a breath of fresh air in the Los Angeles music scene and continues turn out impressive singles and remixes, which is why I was very excited when Charles I was kind enough to send over his newest single, Rule the Dancefloor, his latest remix of Grimes‘ huge track, Vanessa, as well as a link to his brand new mix for all you loyal GDD™ readers!

Check out the two exclusive tracks as well as Charles I’s newest mix after the jump!

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December 28

Electric Rescue – A Better Place

Electric Rescue‘s newest release, A Better Place is nothing short of a techno masterpiece. The three song EP takes listeners on a dark psychedelic journey that encounters deep bass lines, intricate percussion and complex synthesis. Like any of Electric Rescue’s releases, A Better Place is not to be missed!

Grab it here! [Purchase Link]

Electric Rescue – A Better Place (Original Mix) by TreGDD

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TRE

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October 02

DIRTYROCK & ECTOCOOLER – ALL YOUR BASS EP.


Our boys DirtyRock & Ecto-Cooler have smashed into the Beatport rankings with their All Your Bass EP. The debut release for the duo is currently sitting at #12 on the Electro House top EP releases chart, and “Hit the Floor” was picked as a top 10 must have Electro House track for this week.

Big Alliance Records presents “All Your Bass EP” a 100% club destroyer from the minds of DirtyRock and Ecto Cooler. ‘All Your Bass’ comes included in two versions, the original mix is a unique and well crafted electro house banger sure to please the most demanding electro fans and clubbers. The Dutch Edit is a heavy bass oriented underground tune, perfect for those looking for a dirtier edge. Also included in the EP comes “Hit The Floor” – a unique hybrid of styles that makes this electro-house track a whole different animal. Don’t sleep on these must-haves for your heavy hitting sets!

Check out ALL YOUR BASS Below, and if you dig them support these dudes by grabbing both on Beatport!

Dirtyrock & Ecto Cooler – All Your Bass (Original Mix PREVIEW)- OUT NOW ON BIG ALLIANCE!! by ECTO COOLER

Dirtyrock & Ecto Cooler – All Your Bass (Dutch Edit PREVIEW) – OUT NOW ON BIG ALLIANCE!! by ECTO COOLER

Hit The Floor – Dirtyrock *OUT NOW ON BIG ALLIANCE RECORDS* by DIRTYROCK

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August 30

Demon-D – Black Crows (Hostage Remix)

Longtime GottaDanceDirty™ favorite Hostage is back again with a seriously destructive remix of Switzerland’s Demon-D. Distinctivly Hostage, the tune eases in with some eerily tropical snares and synths, but once the bassline attacks, you’ll understand why this will surely be a peak-time rave slayer for those daring enough to play it.

• Demon-D – Black Crows (Hostage Remix)

From the vault…

• Hostage – The Slave

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June 28

Troy Kurtz – Haute & Bothered Vol. 2

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Last summer, fellow blog bros Tron Jeremy, ///Bones, and I made exclusive mixes for our good friends over at Hot Biscuits. We were told they could be any genre, any style, any whatever. At the time, I had a major falling out with our lascivious lover, Miss Electro, and went pretty left-field, which spawned the first Haute and Bothered. Since then, the obscurity of artists like James Blake, Julio Bashmore, and Canblaster have filled that hole in my heart was left gaping after my sorrowful break-up. Raise your glasses, folks. We’re toasting to the future.

Troy Kurtz – Haute & Bothered Vol. 2 by Troy Kurtz

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