Hood Politics Launch Large ‘Dubstep Perpetually’ EP ft. Remixes From DJ Susan & Damaged Future, Sherm & Flynninho, & Extra

It’s no secret that DJ Susan’s Hood Politics imprint is liable for slinging a number of the most electrifying tunes from as we speak’s brightest up and coming acts. In the present day, Hood Politics launched a pink scorching 5 monitor EP titled ‘Dubstep Perpetually’ that but once more showcases a wide range of expertise from everywhere in the home spectrum to offer thundering remixes to traditional dance tracks from Skrillex, NGHTMRE, Zomboy, and extra.

Kicking off the EP is a booming remix courtesy of DJ Susan and Canadian duo, Damaged Future, taking up Zomboy’s seminal hit, “Like A Bitch”. Pushed by a rumbling bass line and intoxicating groove, Damaged Future & DJ Susan ship a momentous remix positive to win the hearts of bass and home heads alike.

Subsequent up is an insatiably groovy flip of NGHTMRE & Flux Pavilion’s “Really feel Your Love” from Sherm & FLYNNINHO. Sherm is a key participant on the Hood Politics staff, working A&R duties whereas additionally sustaining one of many prime EDM podcasts, ‘Sherm In The Booth’. FLYNNINHO is not any stranger to the label both as booming wubs of the Chicago native has discovered its residence there with tracks like “Nonetheless Mine”.

Galo hails from Florida and his expertise within the studio is simple with signings to Evening Service Solely, House Yacht, and a number of releases on Hood Politics. This time round, he’s remixed Journey Membership’s hit “Rise & Fall” and flipped it into an emotive, disco home monitor that's positive to warmth up golf equipment in any set.

Wealthy Dietz is a duo extensively identified for being the “kings of remixing”, as their remixes have earned lots of of hundreds of spins alongside help from the most important names within the business, like Diplo. Taking up Keys N Krates “Dum Dee Dum”, they infuse it with unbridled tech home vitality and an infectious groove that's irresistible.

Hood Politics co-founder Nutty caps off the EP in excellent vogue, remixing Skrillex’s iconic hit, “Scary Monster & Good Sprites”. It’s a easy home tune, flexing tech and deep home parts whereas staying true to a number of the authentic melodies, equaling a outcome that feels timeless.

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