So, we came to the end...Rustie...his magical track with unreal melody and this fuckin' great drop inside...there was no enemies for him in this chart...just press Play button and we'll see you in new year...thank you for staying, reading and listening all this shit, I wrote) Happy New Year once more)
When I heard this track for the first time, I thought, that Lana Del Rey recorded it with some guy...but at the end it were only Jamie's filters...Press Play.
On first view on this track you won't something interesting...but then....manifique Canblasterstyled beats and melody inside will just break your legs in dance...seriously) Press Play)
Simple, the most epic melody of their. Voice of M83 and background from Daft Punk. It's only my opinion, but this version is better, at least, than half of the songs in the OST. No offense, Disney.
Luckyme. Lucky me, that I heard this track this year. Master of swagcooking - Lunice, cropped and sampled some old r'n'b vocals for this track...and it became magical...Press Play.
Of course, the main track of whole Adrenalin EP is "Adrenalin", but people started to play it so much in their mixes and sets, that it became annoying. With "Never" there is another story..."black horse" of EP but with great old school vibe inside itself. Perfect for the end of the party...or for the start...You'll decided it, when you'll play it.
You can't think about this track seriously, but it still will play in your head some days after listening. Made in the last days of 2010 for the "Kills" mixtape it blew our mind all the 2011. Then, whole mixtape was screwed and chopped, that made it even better...but we'll here listen to the roots) Press Play.
One of the best tracks from "Let The Children Techno" compilation, and, definitely, one of the best tracks/remixes of the new Cassius' era. It all started to me with video from Fader TV, where we could watch, how they make it and then I just counted days to release date of the remixes EP of Cassius' I <3 U So, where it was. Press Play.
We're opening the best 10 off 2011 with one more powerful white label of 2011 (not last, by the way) with one more flashback to childhood. Lando Kal made simply the greatest remix of this track ever. And on Stillcold Records people can be trully proud of him) Press Play.
Of course, this is personal opinion, but I think, that this track is the best track of all, that we saw in BNR TRAX series. Before starting Marble, Para One did this track (by the way, at 23th of last December...but all charts were made already) for Boysnoize Records...and it came as on of the best tracks on that label. Press Play!
No one knows...still..or know and just don't want us to tell...who made this sick track with lyrics, you all know) but really, who cares? If you'll know, that this track made, for example Loefah or Joy O?...what it will change? You heard it in clubs full 2011 and still will hear in 2012, I hope...so relax and go on "be addicted") Press Play)
Call him Boddika, call him Instra:mental, it won't change nothing in this track, that is full of ghetto sounds (dance philosophy, if you want), that are coming from "put any ghetto area in the world" and make your body dancing till the last second of the track. Press Play.
From all these remixes on "Midnight City" by M83, we decided to choose this as the best, because of its bouncing, low rhythm and magic groove - if you don't think, that it deserves to be so high here, try to listen it 4-5 times on repeat). Start right now - press Play)
This track is great description of what will happen in the end if mix up great voice and strange lyrics of Teki Latex and perfect music taste of Para One. Marble #2. Ears My Ears #15. Press Play.
One more tune from French Fries in EME's top 40, but now there's original version. Young jenius, who started release himself at 16, now on position #16 with track, that'll make you make its rhythm by your foot till the end of it). Press Play and test it)
Without any doubts - one of the most melodic tracks of 2011. It started to kill us from first seconds of promo video and till the remix contest, they did. Since June till December. Magical and wonderful #17. Press Play!
Not only Marble started their business this year. Brodinski started his own label Bromance and first release was just like it meant to be - danceable and powerful Gesaffelstein and this track, after which people started to sing "and let the beat control your body" everywhere. Press Play!
Despite that thing, that Azari & III released their album, full of old hits and some new stuff - this track is my favorite of all thing, that they did ever. Great beats, rhythm and feeling -all, that we need from them. #19. Press Play!
I think, this Julio's remix was most wanted remix from Turbo's release #100...maybe, only Gesaffelstein's remix can beat it...but still this is the calmest and the "summerest" from release, that made Turbo's history. Press Play!
Gorgeous pick by Erol Alkan to remix. After his edit of Tame Impala, I know, not many expected THIS good remix from him. But he made it, and made my personal summer sound like this. Press Play!
Duo, made of Bok Bok & Tom Trago remade Teki Latex & Para One's vocal version of Canblaster's "Clockworks" (huhh...to many people in one sentence))...without solid melody, but, definitely with style and groove...on Sound Pellegrino know their business. Press Play!
Half of Major Lazer - Switch, in collaboration with gorgeous vocalist Andrea Martin made this most lovely electronic track, at least, of second half of the year. Original version is great and with support with remixers, like Louis La Roche it became one of the best love songs of the year...Press Play.
In the beginning, there was Jack... when I hear these words, I became very sad...one of last tracks of magic duo of Mehdi and Riton. Great piano and preacher-man's vocal made this track main thing of Ed Banger's "Bee Sides". Press Play and remember Mehdi forever...
Surkin, Bobmo, Sound Pellegrino, their future house and their past house...rhythms from the future and sexy sax vibes from the past...from "Udon/Work" EP, comin' with remix by Julio Bashmore...(but, for me, this is much better). #25. Press Play!)
