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The Come On, Come On (Part II) - EP features all new remixes that take the unique track into completely different sonic territories. In their gorgeous downtempo remix, NYC indie rock legends Dean & Britta (formerly of Luna) re-imagine the song into an intimate electronic chill-out meets psychedelic rock ballad with beats, keys, and dreamy vocals by Britta Phillips and tripped-out space guitars by Dean Wareham (Galaxie 500). Scott Hardkiss himself delivers his own signature eclectic, uplifting club mix with both vocal and dub versions, an anthemic tribute to all the old school Hardkiss-heads that effortlessly shifts between breaks and 4/4 beats. The mythical Joaquin "Joe" Claussell (Body & Soul/ Sacred Rhythm) unleashes two brand new remixes that push the boundaries of dance music by combining fiery house & techno with experimental jazz in a new way that’s sure to bring the more adventurous dancefloors to their knees. Electro-funk master DJ Phunkae (Real Hype/ Kick It) brings it all back home and tips his hat to the funky 90’s US breaks style that first Scott made famous. It’s a seriously fun breakbeat jam, also available here in both vocal and instrumental versions. NOTE: WAV files are available by request.

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PROMO TRACKLIST:
1. “Come On, Come On” (Dean & Britta Remix) (feat. Britta Phillips)
2. “Come On, Come On” (Scott Hardkiss Remix)
3. “Come On, Come On” (DJ Phunkae Remix)
4. “Come On, Come On” (Joe Claussell Dance Dance Version)
5. “Come On, Come On” (Scott Hardkiss Dub)
6. “Come On, Come On” (DJ Phunkae Instrumental)
7. “Come On, Come On” (Joe Claussell Humidity Dub Version)
8. “Come On, Come On” (Radio Edit)

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In 2002, Barrio Jazz Gang released its first CD Spectrum, venturing into Nu Jazz territory with an electronic flair. Their new project 2 is a work born from the union of producer/composer Roby Colella (founder of Funky Juice Records) and co-producer/composer and guitarist Steve Micarelli. This digital DJ promo includes “Jumpclub,” the most representative track and natural successor to the popular “Chok-A-Blok Avenue.” It evolves thematically and rhythmically, creating a truly fresh concept of jazz, danceable yet hypnotically fascinating. “Five Apple-Maples” is a tribute to the Paul Desmond jazz classic “Take Five” but projected into the Third Millenium with a tasty 5/4 electronic loop. “Sunday Show (Remix)” closes the album with the mainstream Nu Jazz is in full effect. Elvin Jones-style cymbal work and a four on the floor bass drum beat support veteran trumpet jazzer Eddie Henderson’s flights of fantasy. The Benson-flavored guitar and repetitive, mantra-like vocal phrasing seals the deal on this groovin’ track.

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PROMO TRACKLIST:
1. Jumpclub
2. Kobra Smile
3. Five Apple-Maples
4. Take Yr Freedom Back
5. Nude Look
6. Sunday Show (Remix) feat. Eddie Henderson

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This week, 26-year-old keyboardist, vocalist, composer, and songwriter Salvador Santana makes his solo debut with the Keyboard City full-length. Having previously served up a remix EP for the title track, this digital DJ promo includes a smattering of remixes for the heavy funky jam, “Don’t Do It.” DJ Vadim thickens up the original beat for maximum head nod effect. Ashley Beedle and Cosmo of DarkStarr beef the track up with an in-your-face disco bass synth and cosmic tinges. Also opting to speed up the tempo, Michna turns in a quirky version with a growling bassline. And last but not least, the J-Boogie remix gives it a broken beat facelift, featuring horns and bongos that are sure to keep the dancefloor gyrating.

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PROMO TRACKLIST:
1. “Don’t Do It” (Original)
2. “Don’t Do It” (Daddy Vad aka DJ Vadim Remix)
3. “Don’t Do It” (DarkStarr Remix)
4. “Don’t Do It” (Michna Remix)
4. “Don’t Do It” (J-Boogie Remix)

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After half a decade, Silhouette Brown - the original production and songwriting team of Bembe Segue, Kaidi Tatham and Dego - return with their sophomore album aptly titled, two. This time they are joined by Philadelphia’s Lady Alma and delve into an array of subject matters. In this digital DJ promo, "Constant Questions" ponders on the notion of truth, while "Leave A Note" touches on suicide. Demus of 2 Banks of Four strips down the original "Constant Questions," transforming it with a brooding, moody bassline. These tracks are mere treats of what can be expected on two, where Dego and Kaidi push a warm, sumptuous, melody-driven groove in a way that only they know how.

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PROMO TRACKLIST:
1. “Constant Questions” (Original)
2. “Constant Questions” (Instrumental)
3. “Constant Questions” (2 Banks of 4 40 Degree Rinse)
4. “Constant Questions” (2 Banks of 4 40 Degree Rinse Instrumental)
5. “Leave A Note” (Original)
6. “Leave A Note” (Instrumental)

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Sultry pop-soul newcomers Nikki & Rich are preparing for the release of their 2010 debut album, a sparkling collection of exuberant ’60s-inspired gems. This digital DJ promo features “Cat & Mouse,” one of the full-length’s treats, along with remixes from LA Riots, WAWA and Thrillers. Thanks to Nikki’s sassy, high-stepping vocal quality, she captures all the fun and vitality of classic ’60s girl groups, but the sound is made thoroughly modern by Rich’s hard-hitting, radio-ready beats and keyboard textures.

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PROMO TRACKLIST:
1. “Cat & Mouse” (Original)
2. “Cat & Mouse” (LA Riots Remix)
3. “Cat & Mouse” (WAWA Playing Games Radio Mix)
4. “Cat & Mouse” (Thrillers Remix)

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Straight out of Los Angeles, Hyper Crush follow up their debut album The Arcade with a remix EP of fresh rhymes, funky beats. Armed with enough neon to make you wear shades, DJ/keytarist Preston Moronie and vocalists Holly Valentine and Donny Fontaine each make distinct contributions to the group’s unique sonic fusion. This digital DJ promo features the the hip hop, synth-rave anthem “Keep Up,” Tommie Sunshine’s booty bass-tinged retouch, a 4/4 electro house rejig with a trance breakdown by Tony Arzadon, as well as the Benny Benassi remix of “Sex and Drugs.”

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PROMO TRACKLIST:
1. “Keep Up” (Radio Mix)
2. “Keep Up” (Tommie Sunshine Brooklyn Fire Retouch)
3. “Keep Up” (Tony Arzadon Mix)
4. “Sex and Drugs” (Benny Benassi Remix)

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Four Tet aka Kieran Hebden is set to release his fifth studio album, There Is Love In You, his first full-length in almost five years. It features the epic nine minute journey “Love Cry,” a loopy track that evolves and unravels around a simple vocal sample and thumping drumbeat. This digital DJ promo also includes remixes from acclaimed cutting edge talent out of South East London. Joy Orbison rolls out a floating electronic piece with skippy percussion, while Roska’s remix is all at once dark, brooding, fierce and funky.

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PROMO TRACKLIST:
1. “Love Cry” (Album Version)
2. “Love Cry” (Joy Orbison Remix)
3. “Love Cry” (Roska Remix)

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Rock deities Wolfmother return with a set of remixes for "White Feather" from their sophomore album, Cosmic Egg. In this digital DJ promo, Glaswegian producer Burns takes a drum-heavy approach with a grinding bassline. Likewise, Australian electro DJs/remixers Bang Gang opt for an instrumental version with squelching electronics. Closing out the package, the Swedes from Tiedye turn in a balearic number with a touch of piano house.

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PROMO TRACKLIST:
1. “White Feather” (Burns Remix)
2. “White Feather” (Bang Gang ‘Black Leather’ Remix)
3. “White Feather” (Tiedye Remix)
4. “White Feather” (Album Version)

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The Spy From Cairo is secretly Moreno Visini, the artist formerly known as Zeb, who’s reimerged with a new album, Secretly Famous. An effort by The Spy From Cairo to consolidate as much Middle Eastern music as possible, every track focuses on a particular style of music from the Arab countries - all with his signature Oud playing & dubbed out electronic stylings - from the fierce sounds of the Mizmar and Nay in “Nayphony” (which is an adaptation of traditional Jordanian music) to “Ana Arabi,” a song about being an Arab (not a terrorist) with beautifully sung lyrics by Ghalia Benali.

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PROMO TRACKLIST:
1. “Ana Arabi” feat Ghalia Benali
2. “Jennaty” feat Ghalia Benali
3. “Nayphony”

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Although summer’s long gone, Brooklyn’s foremost outernational DJ Nickodemus is ready to heat up your soundsystem with Sun People Remixed. As the title suggests, this release brings together some of the world’s finest and most eclectic remixers for brand new interpretations of original tracks culled from Nickodemus’ critically acclaimed sophomore artist album Sun People. Earthrise Soundsystem’s take on the title track is a tribal moment, packed with West African chants. The warehouse doors fly open with techno on Christian Prommer’s driving and beautiful remix of “The Love Feeling,” and the sun sets on this digital DJ promo with Pablo Sanchez’s smooth hip hop flavored take on “Sun Children.”

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PROMO TRACKLIST:
1. “Sun People” (Earthrise Soundsystem Remix)
2. “The Love Feeling” (Christian Prommer Remix)
3. “Sun Children” feat. The Real Live Show (Pablo Sanchez Hip Hop Remix)