Showing posts with label Major Lazer Favorite Aritist. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Major Lazer Favorite Aritist. Show all posts

Thursday, October 7, 2010

Major Lazer "Percumajor"

Its not a secret that we love everything Diplo related around here. Diplo and Switch are at it again with "Percumajor." Enjoy the goodness...

Monday, June 14, 2010

Major Lazer Live from the USSR




This last mix was recorded from Chernobyl, Russia on Diplo's latest tour of the country. The mix is only 30 minutes long but it is jammed packed with some great tracks. Hear what Major Lazer is spinning lately by downloading this mix for free here. Big thanks to Mad Decent for passing on another hot mix.

Tracklist:
keep it going louder - major lazer
pon the floor (razz & biggy mix) - major lazer
deh style deh - busy signal major lazer dubplate
hold yuh - gyptian (major lazer mix)
hold on - rusko (tom steven mix)
ride - ciara (diplo edit)
one - s.h.mafia
freak - estelle (kaio mix)
rudeboy - giani mariano mix/dj tameil mix
on to the next one - jay z (lbl mix)
teach me how to dougie - cali swag district
good enough- major lazer
say it aint so- weezer/cash flow mix (lobster edit)
how lo- ludacris (caspa mix)(diplo bookashade edit)
show out - roscoe dash (heroes & viliians mix)
dancehall queen - robyn (stenchman and diplo mix)
swagga - excision (downlink mix)

Monday, June 22, 2009

Guns Don't Kill People... Lazers Do.

For over a month now I have been hearing the hype about Major Lazer's new Album "Guns don't kill people... Lazers Do. Major Lazer - Guns Don't Kill People...Lazers Do (Bonus Track Version)" Major Lazer did not disappoint with their debut album. From the moment the album starts with "Hold the Line feat. Mr. Lexx and SantiGold" you get the feeling that you are going to be in for a hell of a ride. With so many great tracks, I am sure will be hearing these these Reggae inspired tracks across the country.



Major Lazer, if you don't know, is a collaboration work between Diplo and Switch. With this project both Switch and Diplo channeled their inner Rastafarian. They both move 180 degree from their electronic backgrounds to create a diverse Reggae-centered album. In Fact they created the perfect soundtrack for the first Jamaican Superhero, Major Lazer. If you like Dance hall, Reggae, Electro, and incredibly bass heavy electronic music; Major Lazer is here to save you.