Feather Fight

Eats Everything

Justin Martin

Harpy

DRAMA

Give No Fucks (Justin Martin Remix)(Explicit)

First they had a feather fight. Then they did whats known in the industry as &apos;the gettup&apos; and proceeded to tear a hole into 2013... Now San Fran / Bristol&apos;s finest dynamic duo return with two more beastly jams.   Steven Jello takes us on a deep journey into the groove space continuum. Boasting a strutting cosmic bassline, hypnotic percussion, weeping synth flurries and a timeless house vocal shot, its Justin and Eats at their most contemplative. Heads down, feet to the floor, get busy... We have no idea who Steven Jello is, but as he&apos;s inspired a tribute like this, were already in love with the man.   Kong is so monstrous it&apos;ll have you climbing the nearest skyscraper for safety. Youll be ducking from the groaning, moaning airplanes overhead. You&apos;ll be air drumming to the gargantuan tub-thumping fills. Youll be shaking your hairy booty to the snake-like percussion. You&apos;ll be pounding your chest to the rusty organ flourishes. You&apos;ll be asking yourself... Where has this tune been all my life?!  Few co-lab projects resonate with such distinctive shared spirit and sonic camaraderie. It&apos;s a shame Justin and Eats don&apos;t live closer together or we&apos;d have an entire album of this high calibre material by now.

Hello Mr. Jello

Dirtybirds troublesome twosome, Eats Everything and Justin Martin, join forces once again for a single-track release, &apos;The Gettup&apos;. Marking the first official collaborative release on dirtybird for the pair, The Gettup channels midsummer mayhem just as much as it does a heaving basement, combining the artists penchant for house music frivolity and organ-shaking bass in equal measure. A Eats and Justin sculpt a sultry house groove from the off, interspersing the slinky sounds with mischievous vocal effects. An initial percussion breakdown paves the way for perhaps the most filthy bass line crunch you ever heard: all bow down to the almighty Gettup! Vivid chord stabs, vocal reverbs and some seriously inspired drum work all pull their weight on this skillful, larger than life club record. Then again, what else would you expect from dirtybirds first transatlantic bromance collar.

The Gettup

Ardalan

Wheelgunner

How do you follow-up last year&apos;s monster Mr.Spock? Of course with something even more ghetto, more dirty and more fun. LEZGO is the 2nd collaboration between Justin Martin and Ardalan, a curious Bay Area duo of master and apprentice that seems to be magic in the studio.   This time they delve deep into the footwork meets house sound delivering cool R&amp;B respites inside mega booty grooves for 3 minutes then letting down the hammer on the kick drum in the finale that kills every time.   This is the type of tune that gets everyone moving and smiling and makes you wish you had 10 of them just like it in your bag. I&apos;ve played this to every type of crowd from techno chin scratchers to college kids, festival crowds, London know-it-alls, fund raising 40+ year olds, deep house heads, post dubsteppers, basement afterpartiers, hip-hop crews, disco kids and straight up ravers. It works EVERYWHERE and thats the sign of a big tune.  best, VonStroke

LEZGO

After the success of Justin Martin&apos;s well received Get Low, we decided to release these great remixes by J. Phlip and S.E.C.T. to get your speakers wet.   J. Phlip&apos;s remix is saturated with that 808 we love with break downs in the right spots to give you a chance to catch your breath before the bass hits again. This is what the West Coast sounds like.   The S.E.C.T. remix is a complete re-envisioning of the original. It&apos;s a funky 80&apos;s groove more Parliament meets Vangelis than dirtybird. S.E.C.T. is made up of the acclaimed guys of Soul Clap (Eli and Charlie), with Tanner Ross and Sergio Santos.  As always, we hope you enjoy them as much as we do!

Get Low Remixes

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Feather Fight

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