MASHUP DOWNLOAD: Showtek vs Fatboy Slim – Booyah Rave Repeat (Mobin Master vs Tate Strauss Mashup)

Everyone loves a good mashup, and this might be one that goes viral.? Combining two of the year’s biggest tracks, Showtek ft We Are Loud & Sonny Wilson’s “Booyah” with Fatboy Slim, Riva Starr & Beartdyman’s “Eat Sleep Rave Repeat” was a genius move.? Leave it to the Aussie producers Mobin Master and Tate Strauss to seamlessly blend them together and prove to the world there is more than just Bounce coming from down under.?? If you are a DJ looking to add this to your sets, you’re in luck as it’s a free download from their Soundcloud page.

Showtek vs Fatboy Slim – Booyah Rave Repeat (Mobin Master vs Tate Strauss Mashup)

SONG OF THE DAY: David Gravell – “Nighthawk”

It seems that the lines between the genres have been completely broken. There seems to no longer be progressive, electro, trance, or house records – new tracks are a fusion of two or more of them. One record that clearly represents this is the new track from Dutch producer David Gravell. Best known for his top 10 Beatport hits “Megatron” and “Bulldozer,” he starts “Nighthawk” with aggressive electro which gets even harder- with a bit of a Bingo Players feel. Then in the blink of an eye, it drops down to really pretty vocal trance with a soft, almost operatic vocal floating in the background. Then comes a bit of progressive/stadium-sounding keyboard hooks which build the track back up to pumping electro. W&W, who signed David to their MainStage label under Armada, premiered “Nighthawk” as a part of A State of Trance Official 600 in Kuala Lumpur and the track has been buzzing ever since. Watch for this one to get a lot of major support in the new year.

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SONG OF THE DAY (SUNDAY FUNDAY): Cash Cash ft Kerli – “Here and Now”

Kerli songs seem to surface in pairs.? A few months ago, remixes of “Can’t Control the Kids” arrived the same week as her gorgeous “Something About You” track with Tydi.? This past week I wrote up her new song with Tydi, “Stardust,” and not ten minutes after posting someone messaged me to check out her track with Cash Cash, “Here And Now.”? Perfect for Sunday Funday, the song just couldn’t be any more uplifting and fun if it tried.? The Cash Cash sound, a blend of progressive and electro with a cool commercial edge, recently heard on Krewella’s “Live for the Night” and their single “Take Me Home” with Bebe Rexha, is even happier and more euphoric.? The drop-out is literally a drop (of water). Kerli sings about living in the moment and embracing the present, something that is easy to lose with everything that is going on in the world. With the right promotion, this could easily be the big radio dance-pop hit that crossed Cash Cash and Kerli over to mainstream audiences around the world.? For now, DJs should consider this as their first record of 2014 to play after the countdown and Auld Lang Syne.? Everyone else should check out the Cash Cash ‘Overtime’ EP where this joyous collaboration is available.

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Cash Cash ft Kerli – “Here and Now”