Justin Jay

Move It

Field Trip

Coldsweat

DJ Deeon

Back To The Groove (Justin Jay x Janis Zielinski remix)

Back To The Groove

Xkylar

Do You Like To Party? (Explicit)

PVLMS

Danny Goliger

You're Confused

Gnarly Boi - EP

Mom, I Graduated!

Pilo

Instincts

Static

Dr. Zulu

How Goes The Dynamite?

From the heat of the BBQ to the smoking hot talent of Justin Jay, as he returns to the featheryAfold with his latest release. The youngest of VonStroke&apos;s proteges, the 22 year old producer continues to build on the promise shown on a string of heavy hitting Dirtybird releases (Femme Fatale, Static, Instincts, Le Voyou.) AWith all of his tracks created on the same college-dorm studio set up, it seems fitting that we bring you the last from those late night bunker sessions and a brace dedicated to the end of his studies and the start of the party.  &apos;Mom I Graduated! launches in to life with the sassily titled Hit It. Spring loaded beats adorn an eerie, vocoder-aided atmosphere, before double claps on the beat turn the track into an intensified stomper. The drop descends into thick sub bass, chopped up vocal samples and chiming, echoing percussion around its half time rhythm. This is BIG!  Rain Dance starts life out of earshot. AA progressive melodic flurry gradually enters in to range through a mist of pitter patter FX touches, while ascending woodblocks bring us to the vocal drop and a thumping kick drum - Im gonna make it rain -ABooty aesthetics with a slowed tribal rhythm and swathes of sub bass leak through the speakers. A second summer anthem from the young Californian.A

Deep bass rumbles in the dirtybird jungle as Justin Jay swathes into the fray once again with yet another impeccable collection of tracks. From acid house foundations to the sonic semiotics of Detroit - his ability to fuse a timeless, full-bodied dancefloor blend is remarkable.AThe Instincts EP follows up a notable appearance on VonStrokes Urban Animal remix album and continues Justin&apos;s steady rise as he finishes his college degree while also interning at the dirtybird head office!  Analysis Paralysis is a hypnosis homage: percussive elements strip and tease amid the mix while a sharp, sinewy synth line twists and turns itself inside out. All the while a deep, almost dub-level bassline bubbles and bobs over the concrete kicks. ADenial, done in tandem with PILO, is a sludgier, loopy beast that struts with a bi-polar moodiness. Both reflective and growling the fine balance is kept in check between the purring metallic SFX and human vocal touches. AInstincts closes the show with bleepy gusto. Instantly infectious thanks to its sturdy rhythmic clap, were soon dropped into a bold, bulbous bass riff that smoulders and shimmers with 808 finesse.  Timeless, full-bodied and unarguably funky: Justin Jay just keeps on delivering. Press play and get busy.

Ms. smooth SoCal soul meets Mr. NoCal dirtybird swagger and they have a baby together. That baby is Justin Jay and at 19 years old he is already making his 3rd appearance on dirtybird.   I have a feeling this is Justin Jay&apos;s breakout record. The A-side Static is at 119 BPM and will sweep you up then rip your pants off. But even when you get hit with the massive bassline, an old school anchor stays intact. Waves B-side has a classic deep dirtybird feeling, with tuned 808&apos;s and a surprising melodic element showing off the sweeter side of this up and coming young gun.  Justin Jay has more potential than anyone I&apos;ve heard in a while and if he continues to play like he has been lately, he has a long DJ career ahead of him as well.  Enjoy, VonStroke

Justin Jay is the very rare 18 year old that has already experienced success and failure in the music business. In 2010 he won a DJ Mag competition and an opening slot for some massive headline artists but when he got to the club and they checked his ID he was turned away from his own debut performance! Off the momentum from the contest, Justin landed himself an apprenticeship at Atlantic Records working on house infused pop and hip-hop. But the music was all cheesy and he quickly realized his true calling was in the underground. Hence we welcome him here now at dirtybird!   This record started as a demo and i began playing it a lot, highlighted at Bestival and Space this summer. I really love the way the bass rides. There is something very California about it. That would make sense seeing that Justin is from Los Angeles. Anyway, a very cool deep number from a totally brand new artist,   best, VonStroke

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