George Lenton has graced the blog community yet again with some fantastic originals that really showcase his abilities as a multifaceted producer.  ”Sorry” is a big tune, great vocals over his unique wobs, and some big bass.  Loving it.  And then “San Angel” is very chilled out.  Totally different, but I’m digging that one too.  Give em a listen

George Lenton – Sorry (Original Mix)

George Lenton – San Angel (Original Mix)

Haven’t done one of these in a long while.  Here we go.  Mike Mago of Amsterdam recently put out an oh so jummy EP available at most of the download sites.  This is my favorite of the whole lot of them.  A buildup that would have an audience on their knees begging by the end to a banger fidgety drop.  It’s getting a lot of praise and you should get to know this guy for sure.

Mike Mago – Wooh! (Original)

I know we’ve posted enough DZ in the past month or so to fill up a CD, can’t blame us, but this next one is to hype up another Badman Press guy, Redeyz.  You can pick up a free original off the badman press blog, Callous.  It’s big.  This one is big as well.  Samples Transformers and that pleases me, as a lot of this heavier, “brostep,” grinding dub music reminds me of intergalactic robots fighting for peace.  Nice.

DZ, Redeyz – Dubstep in Disguise

George Lenton sent over his new track, and I know a few blogs out there beat us to it, but shut up and enjoy it.  He never disappoints! The vocals complete this track completely and thank god for that bass!

Erik Hassle – Hurtful (George Lenton Remix)

Alrighty, sorry in advance. Doctor P some would say is getting a disgusting amount of hype and recognition right now and no one likes over-hype, but how could he not with Gargoyle, Sweet Shop, Rasputins Gold, and my fave of the moment and reason for posting, Badman Sound, shown to me by the glorious MacGregor, under his belt? I got a little rip here, cannot waiiiit for his new stuff to be available for full 320 download!  Break your neck to this till then.

Doctor P – Badman Sound

hello.  I came across Belgian dubstep producer Lebelgeelectrod completely by happenstance.  And I’m pretty excited about that.  He’s been making dem beats for a while, and I cannot figure out why he’s still got under 20,000 on myspace, ’cause these are excellent.  Have a sampling.  He’s working away at some new stuff so look out.  And I completely agree…life is just a wobble bass (?).

Lebelgeelectrod – Life Is A Wobble Bass

Lebelgeelectrod – Because They Don’t Exist

Okay, so start running the water for the bath you’ll need after you partake in some listening to these.  Downlink, if I was to compare to other artists’ styles, would fall in the Datsik and Excision family for sure.  First got interested in him from his track “Gamma Ray Burst” which is rawesome.  (Yes, rawesome).  These are some amazing samplers for you.

Downlink – Talk Dubby To Me

Downlink – Android

Bonus: George Lenton sent over his “One More Time” remix the other day.  Been loving this track for a while now, and it’s been around, but here ya go.  Very upbeat dubstep.  Love it.

Daft Punk – One More Time (George Lenton remix)

(Cold Rock… the lesser-known competitor and/or predecessor to Cold Stone)

George Lenton, dub step producer from the UK, sent over his new original today, “Cold Rocker” — a nice tune with some solid hip hop sampling.  Apparently, the employees at Cold Rock (the aforementioned establishment) are referred to as “Cold Rockers” and are known for smashing crazy flavors of ice cream together.  Who knew?  I’m also including a promo track from Mr. Lenton.  Take a gander…

George Lenton – Cold Rocker

George Lenton – Beware (promo)

Check out Mr. Scribble’s last post on George Lenton for more.

Wagwon.

First of all, yes. That is indeed a white tiger, eating some meat. Underwater. WHY??? No one knows. I googled tiger because I thought it was somewhat pertinent to this song. It’s a song that I feel really embodies the squeege that we strive to attain here at Squeegie. George Lenton, who I just recently got into, has crafted quite a dubstep tune here, with impeccable sampling and filthy wobble. Best of all, he stays away from the formulaic dubstep that is becoming all too common these days. Enjoy.

George Lenton – Jungle Whomp