Kill Your Heroes ft. Dave Giles II - Locked In EP (w/ Darius Syrossian RMX) is the latest release on Snatch! Records.

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In My Head (Original Mix)

03 Kill Your Heroes Feat. Dave Giles II - In My Head (Original Mix) [Snatch! Records]

Following the release of Dave + Sam’s critically acclaimed debut album ‘No Shade’ on Classic Music Company in 2020, legendary Lyon producer Manoo steps up to remix ‘Sauce’, one of the standout cuts from the LP that featured in the 2021 film The Shuroo Process. With Dave + Sam’s music forming a compelling and witty narrative of the 21st century experience, ‘Sauce’ demonstrates Dave’s signature playfulness in his vocal delivery. Now Innervisions alumnae Manoo delivers his Buzzin Vocal and Dub, with both versions primed and ready for club play. Another unmissable package on Classic Music Company; live keys, ethereal synth work and a deep, pensive groove make a formidable backdrop to Dave’s ever-exquisite vocal delivery.

Dave + Sam 'Sauce (Manoo Buzzin Vocal)' - Out 25.02

Dave + Sam 'Sauce (Manoo Buzzin Dub)' - Out 25.02

Bad Colours makes a big return with his new song “Maybe I Should Move to LA,” the first single off his upcoming sophomore album “Always With U.” The track sees the Brooklyn-based artist contemplate a move out West – an idea that came about following a trip to LA for the 20 Years of Bastard Jazz anniversary party (which he DJed) in November last year. Bright pads, a thumping four-on-the-floor beat, and a catchy vocal line make it the perfect accompaniment to a top-down joy-ride up PCH. However, the song closes with a spoken clip: “Na dude, you ain’t going nowhere. This is where we at; this is where we stay.” California dreaming aside, Bad Colours won’t be leaving Brooklyn anytime soon.

Bad Colours is the moniker of London-born, Maryland-raised, Brooklyn-based DJ, songwriter, producer, and instrumentalist Ibe Soliman. While his career has spanned nearly two decades - as both a DJ (alongside the likes of James Murphy, Mark Ronson, and Q-Tip) and producer (for Kendrick Lamar, Faith Evans, Keyshia Cole, and Rick Ross, among others) - the Bad Colours name only came into being in early 2020, with the debut LP, “PINK,” being released in February, 2021 on the Brooklyn tastemaker label Bastard Jazz. By tapping into his deep network of artist friends, Ibe compiled a treasure-trove of vocal samples, snippets, sketches, and fresh instrumental loops into a beautiful debut record that touches on hip-hop, house, and left-field electronic, while remaining irresistibly danceable.

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Bad Colours - Maybe I Should Move To LA

Still with two feet firmly planted in winter, it's time to gradually get back into shape. Consider this warm-up of sorts- a gentle start to reignite the House Music fire within. 21 tracks, NY vibes. Stretch and enjoy !

02.24- House Return

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Welcome to Future Disco Radio, your ultimate soundtrack for any time of the day! This week, we're thrilled to welcome Sophie Joy to the radio show! ♥️

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Future Disco Radio - 239 - Sophie Joy Guest Mix

Don't touch my hair, don't touch my beard
Olive, coconut oils to protect my edge
Had me hanging by a thread, probably think I'm weird
Had me raising my head tryna keep back tears
Had me holding my tongue like a reebok pump
Had me watching my step like the east side stomp
Had me checking my tone like how we played on the phone
Back when my favorite video was Mike, "Leave Me Alone"
Had my fitted on straight across the street from the stones
Couldn't hit the door late, my mama hit yo phone
Had my visions on paper from the day we was told
Two in three ain't gon make it cross the stage in a robe
Had me thinking one in ten of us was freer than most
Had me speaking differently in front of people from home
Had me treating women like a game to cheat and control
Had me being everything the overseer was on
Had to see I was wrong with every season I've grown
Ain't nothing wrong with being me I had to come back home
Ain't nothing wrong with being we, whatever that you on
It ain't no price on being free you betta get yo own
Whatever life you wanna lead you betta live yo own
Whatever loving that you need you betta get put on
Whatever future that you see you betta build that jawn
It ain't no price on being me you betta get yo own

Don't Touch My Beard

“Growing up on the south side of Chicago, it was common to see some form of the growth and development organization’s mantra ‘til the world blow’ scrawled on the city’s walls. An acknowledgment of the finite and a charge to live accordingly; unapologetically.  As an adult, the fear of mass destruction has gone from a metaphor of a past nuclear era, to the tangible threat of hatred and terror.  Yet, the call remains the same: do you, til the world blow up.” – Dave Giles II

Brooklyn based duo Dave + Sam make their Classic Music Company debut with ‘Til The World Blow Up’, featuring Chicago legend and fellow Classic label-mate Mike Dunn. A call for unapologetic expression, ‘Til The World Blow Up’ is an evocative dancefloor groover that aligns perfectly with Classic’s catalogue of evergreen dance music, and offers a preview of their forthcoming album ‘No Shade’. The release also features two remixes from Mike, where the house music frontier interweaves his unique genre-bending style to produce two club-ready cuts.

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Dave + Sam Featuring Mike Dunn - Til The World Blow Up (Mike Dunn Blackball Classic Soul MixX)

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Dave + Sam Featuring LATASHÁ - You Da Shit Girl (Nick Godmode Mø8b Remix)

Dave + Sam Featuring LATASHÁ - You Da Shit Girl (Harry Romero Remix)

After the release of their critically acclaimed debut album ‘No Shade’ earlier this year, Brooklyn’s Dave + Sam return to Classic Music Company to release ‘Facts’, one of the standout cuts from the LP. With their music forming a compelling, witty and often stark narrative of the 21st century experience, this release is an aptly timed ode bearing the scars of a community disillusioned by the powers that be. Told through the eyes of vocalist Dave Giles II and production maestro Sam O.B, the release of ‘Facts’ during the peak of the presidential race in the United States is no coincidence, offering a bleak portrait of Trump’s America, “coal, conglomerates, golf trips expensed on your tax dollars with brown ass water, paedophiles in public offices, privatisation of public places and pay-per-play politics.” This release features two new remixes, with Polish duo Catz ‘n Dogz bringing their trademark big basslines and raw, industrial feel to ‘Facts’, while pioneering fellow Brooklynite Jovonn takes a groovier, stripped-back approach with blissed-out keys and a deep, wobbly bassline. This release also features the Accapella, an essential DJ tool for a release with such a powerful message.

Don't Touch My Beard

Dave Giles II

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