This is awesome, how do I throw my money at you?

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This vinyls getting purchased come payday :) banger

This part right here. This slaps so hard.

CMC & Silenta are back with another remix EP from their successful album "Get it on Now". The EP, released on vinyl, includes three hot club tracks from the original album plus three remixes on the B-Side. 

A1. "Yeah That's Right" feat. Mystro and Malenda 
A2. "This is How We Rollin'" feat. the Ragga Twins
A3. "Where We Started From" feat. Jennifer Lowpass 
B1. "Yeah That's Right" feat. Mystro and Malenda (Phunk Junkies Remix)
B2. Big Up Booty (Funk Ferret Remix)
B3. "This is How We Rollin'" feat. the Ragga Twins (William Breakspear Remix)

The remixes are super, starting with "Yeah That's Right" from new uprising stars: The Phunk Junkies. Kotch, one of the Junkies, gained massive attention last year with his Buccovina glitch-hop styled remix that was played by every DJ in the scene. Label boss for Skanky Panky Records, William Breakspear, whose known for his K-Lab remixes and collaborations with Ashley Slater, shows us his interpretation of "This is How We Rollin''.  And Funk Ferret, from world of Ghetto Funk, took "Big Up Booty" and transformed it from a deep bass rocker to a funky breaks monster. 
Get it here on WAX:
bandcamp: http://cmc-silenta.bandcamp.com/album/feature-breaks-vol-4-cmc-silenta-remixed-2
Juno: http://www.juno.co.uk/

Get it here Digital:
bandcamp: http://cmc-silenta.bandcamp.com/album/feature-breaks-vol-4-cmc-silenta-remixed-2
Junodownload.com
beatport.com



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Feature Breaks VOl 4 Snippet

It's no secret that the original feeling of hip hop, with its party grooves, b-boys, and breakers, was successfully transmitted from the Bronx to Europe long ago. A healthy number of European groups and artists adopted hip hop poses, translating the beats and attitude for their audiences. Expressive twists and turns on a traditional sound vibrate even today, leading the way for DJs and producers to explore the genre with impressive, dance floor-worthy results. Germany's funky breakbeat duo CMC&Silenta are a shining example, crafting tunes that draw inspiration from hip hop as well as their country's electronic music legacy.

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