“Stay the Night” is a moody, disco-tinged taste of HERO’s cinematic Dirty Work (out 1/10), following the EP’s lead single and title track, “Dirty Work” (and its brooding, Lynch-ian companion video). Get familiar with this Calgary-born, now Montreal-based indie-electronic tour de force. Play it loud!
Bronx bombers B.I.C. put their stamp on rap with FTW, a four track, ten minute blast wrapped in fronto leaf and ready to burn. Yesus, Pete, Illz and Izzy drop manic uptown bars over production from Fool’s Gold’s own Nick Catchdubs, and promise more unconventional NY bangers in the new year. Turn it up!
Brooklyn-born Tabby Wakes is the latest original voice to take flight on Fool’s Gold, via the irresistible “Tabby Night.” Featuring Brenmar on the boards with Tabby, “Tabby Night” is a candy coated banger with a dark center, teasing all of the unexpectedly catchy sounds Tabby has cooked up for her debut EP, out early next year on FG. Listen now!
Smalltown DJs are Canada’s reigning champions of fun, bass-heavy house, melding the energy of outdoor festivals like Shambala with the diverse sound they cultivated at their legendary Hifi Club in Calgary. Dances With White Girls is the infamous LA-via-Philly producer and vocalist crafting absurdist anthems with everyone from Chris Lake to Pitbull (while dropping knowledge hourly as your favorite artist’s favorite Tweeter). We’re beyond excited to bring these two forces together for the first time on the Bad Behaviour EP, featuring the bumping title track with SkiiTour and the quirky club jam “What’s Your Poison.” Listen up!
HERO makes a splash with “Dirty Work” (and its striking music video, filmed in Oslo with director Johannes Greve Muskat). With it’s electronic pulse and darkly catchy vibes, the title track off HERO’s debut Fool’s Gold EP (out 1/10) is the sound of an auspicious new artist merging his influences into one singular vision.
Smalltown DJs are Canada’s reigning champions of fun, bass-heavy house, melding the energy of outdoor festivals like Shambala with the diverse sound they cultivated at their legendary Hifi Club in Calgary. Dances With White Girls is the infamous LA-via-Philly producer and vocalist crafting absurdist anthems with everyone from Chris Lake to Pitbull (while dropping knowledge hourly as your favorite artist’s favorite Tweeter). We’re beyond excited to bring these two forces together for the first time, starting with “What’s Your Poison,” a quirky and crazed slice of dance music that could only exist on Fool’s Gold. Listen up!
FG founder Nick Catchdubs teamed up with New York duo Fire Alarm (producer Proper Villains and MC Metric Man) for the enjoyably rave-y “Pick Up Yaself.” Now after a breakdance-ready remix from Shash’U, Proper Villains adds his own personal touch to the single with a tech house take ready to soundtrack a late night near you. Turn it up!
Promnite lives up to his name with a soulful, romantic approach to dance music. The NY raised, LA dwelling producer boasts an enviably diverse catalog — incorporating everything from rap collaborations with Denzel Curry, club deconstructions with Mr Carmack, and unforgettable Athletixx parties and mixes alongside Hoodboi, Falcons and Kittens — but Exist is the sound of an artist truly in his own zone. Featuring guest vocals from B. Lewis, TZAR and the one and only Mario (of “Let Me Love You” and other ‘00s classics), these four confident, expertly constructed tracks touch on classic dance, uptempo 80s vibes and head-nodding R&B, laced with Promnite’s future-minded production and signature bounce. Listen now!
Promnite continues to share new sides of his Exist EP with the pulsing “Far Away,” featuring guest vocals from Mario (the iconic voice behind “Let Me Love You” and countless ‘00s classics). Global, soulful and futuristic… “Far Away” is hybrid club perfection at it’s finest. Listen now!
Madeaux is a young producer and DJ raised in Miami and living in Los Angeles. After exploring dark electronics from warehouse techno to experimental hip-hop on his Burn LP (and remixes for Moby, Dombresky and more) he emerges more focused than ever with the moody new LIMBO EP. Named after his traveling party residency, LIMBO puts collaborations aside to put Madeaux on full display, channeling Nine Inch Nails and 909s on three tracks all written, produced, sung, and engineered by the man himself, all ready to soundtrack an after-hours near you. Listen now!