Fast becoming Bristol legends, @dsffctd, mark their third outing on Duckland with a proper summer banger, revamping Jain's 2016 anthem with their signature breakbeats, pounding bass and off kilter rhythm.

Jain - Makeba (Disaffected Edit)

Free Download

Disaffected - Makeba (Free Download)

Second instalment of my Arab edits/blends, this one is going full on in my ukg/grime bag.

Ya Bnayya - Omar Soulyman (UKG Edit)

Started as a live remix on Boiler Room, transformed into an edit due to popular demand. Mashup of Break ya neck sample and Egyptian classic shik shak shok

Break Ya Shik Shak Shok - Meg10 & Sam Salam

Pre-order our debut release the 'Brakes EP' (out 6/12/24) from Bandcamp and instantly download one of the tracks before release date - https://mk3dubz.bandcamp.com/album/brakes-ep

MK3 DUBZ bring you their 3rd free download, a bootleg of Sabri Aalil by Sherine. 

This one's been getting rinsed at the festivals this Summer and has been picked up by the likes of Skream, Girls Don't Sync, SHOSH, Jeremiah Asiamah, Murder He Wrote, DJ Jackum, Madam X, Addison Groove, Tom Ravenscroft on BBC Radio 6, Yemz and many more.

Sherine - Sabri Aalil (MK3 DUBZ Bootleg) [FREE D/L]

HABIBI DA - SALIAH REMIX

DOWNLOAD LINK:
https://iambeathoven.bandcamp.com/album/esma-caje-sukarije-beathoven-remix

Esma - Caje Sukarije (Beathoven Remix) (Radio Edit)

KHOSARA BLEND - SALIAH REMIX

In the hands of multi-talented Lebanese producer and DJ Jana Saleh, legendary singer and actress Sabah’s mawwal “Abou el Zoulof” is drowned in reverb, pitched down, and punctuated by an intoxicating deep kick drum and a metallic drone.

Produced and Mixed by Jana Saleh
Mastered by Jesse Osborne-Lanthier @ Landsc8pe Studio, Montreal


--- Part of Laylit Compilation 001 ---
To mark the 100th edition of Laylit (@laylit), we commissioned some of our most adventurous collaborators to produce remixes of beloved songs from the Arab world. In this first of many compilation releases to come, some remixes reinterpret pop songs from the last decade while others reconfigure classics from the Tarab repertoire for the dancefloor. What they share is a spirit of experimentation and genre-bending that characterizes Laylit’s approach to percussive electronic music.