Things that I think are.... interesting...

Over 500 submissions boiled down to one solid 5-track release anyone can feel good about. The winner is a winding, effects-heavy minimal rendition from French producer Drux. Argentian youngster Hernan Portillo adds a subtle, uplifting pad progression to a stripped down mix. Guessbeats & Kidmalone turn in a club-bomb that fits in well with Turbo's recent warehouse series. Mexican's Sonido Fantasma bring melodic multi culti funk to the party. Finally, UK based Kane West delivers a MIDI-riffic remix, beginning with 2 minutes of free-jazz that sounds like the theme to Seinfeld (takes balls) before dropping a seriously dope groove we can all agree on. With remix contests this good, everyone wins.

1. Drux
2. Hernan Portillo
3. Guessbeats & Kidmalone 
4. Sonido Fantasma
5. Kane West

Let's (Not) Go Dancing (Kane West Remix)

https://open.spotify.com/track/4rBkZwz9xio7y5XjCaMBpi

Rhetoric On Sublime

Autistic Genius

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Hitchhiker's 1st single "11(ELEVEN)"is available now : 

 iTunes          :  bit.ly/1rj85yI  
 Beatport      :  btprt.dj/1r5ldXI
 Spotify         :  bit.ly/ZtzfIp

11(ELEVEN)

Made this during the time before the old tri-tone was replaced

mp3 DL: https://app.box.com/s/tuwv68gdhixzt4z4tpwe

Tri-Tone of Storms

Frank Costanza's show-stopping number "Festivus" from Seinfeld: The Musical, which is not real.

Music & Lyrics by Ben Kling

Video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Q69wkpL2sM

Instrumental:
https://soundcloud.com/benkling/festivus-from-seinfeld-the-musical

"Festivus" from Seinfeld: The Musical

ZOMFG

Pizza Session

Pizza Session 2

Cause I couldn't think of a dummer name.

Don't expect me to do stuff, I'm too embarrassed to. Even if I did, it'd probably be on an alternate account (-Wink--wink-)

Things that I think are.... interesting...

Lord of the Lul