Nick Catchdubs & Daytona Remix “Paypur”
Nick Catchdubs turned Udachi & Jubilee’s club grinder “Paypur” into a half-time rap choon and enlisted The Kid Daytona to do his thing on the verses. It goes off!
Download their “Paypur” remix here (along with clean version for the radio DJs and the original for the ravers) and purchase these and all the other remixes on Beatport.
The single comes backed by b-side “Smoke Rings,” for which there is an appropriately spazzy video (it involves aliens, weed, and a shark costume) that you can watch here.
Tags: Jubilee, Nick Catchdubs, The Kid Daytona, Udachi
September 9th, 2009 at 2:44 pm
[...] he is already the human embodiment of Cali. It’s a languorious drawl, and deeply enticing on Nick Catchdubs’ wobbly reimagining of “Paypur,” the guttural morning-after counterpoint to Udachi and [...]
September 9th, 2009 at 10:05 pm
Soooo dope. Really hope this takes off. Udachi and Jubilee both deserve it!
September 10th, 2009 at 10:34 am
[...] he is already the human embodiment of Cali. It’s a languorous drawl, and deeply enticing on Nick Catchdubs’ wobbly reimagining of “Paypur,” the guttural morning-after counterpoint to Udachi and [...]
September 12th, 2009 at 2:02 pm
[...] he is already the human embodiment of Cali. It’s a languorous drawl, and deeply enticing on Nick Catchdubs’ wobbly reimagining of “Paypur,” the guttural morning-after counterpoint to Udachi and [...]