Kutcorners’ remix of “We Could Die” is great and the Young Robotians are offering it for FREE download.  Hit the DL button in the Soundcloud player down below and you won’t be sorry.

Nicos Gun – We Could Die by Young Robots Records

Also, check out TM’s most recent video for “Rock The Bells”.

Kutcorners is the man and his crew from Vancouver, The Freshest, are an incredibly talented bunch of dudes.  Recently they dove in on a new project exploring how to make DJ and producer sets more exciting.  I’ll let them tell it:

The Freshest are proud to present a brand new series of “Live Sets”exploring the untapped potential of performances between DJs and musicians.

The concept behind this series is to challenge the boundaries of DJing and push the envelope by breaking down the interaction of the performer and the track and rebuilding it from scratch.

In this first set, DJ Marvel and Kutcorners run through a slew of R&B and rap tracks, seamlessly fusing in new sounds and elements, to recreate them in their own vision. Kutcorners supplied the heavy low end with plenty of synth bass and MPC pad abuse. Marvel assumes lead duty taking on keyboard melody lines and cutting up vocals on turntables, while running through tracks with ease and blending them together in key.

Eugene Tamborine and Eleven just let their remix of Goapele’s “Play” fly this week. (Check the Soundcloud player to download it.) Thanks to DJ Icewater for the mix, Ricardo Guitierrez for the master, and Dee Phunk for the art.

Goapele – Play (Eleven Tambourines remix) by 11InchRecords

Plus, as an added and very unexpected bonus, our Yum Yum homie Tand Williams came with the ill video!

Thanks to everyone that made the 11/11/11 party such a great success. It’d take all day to name everyone individually, but special thanks are due to:

The Red Bull Space for having us and Bushill’s USA for providing lots of booze.

Moma, Max Glazer, Mick Boogie, DJ Illo, Matthew Africa, Ayres & Cosmo for the great music and Donwill & Mike Baker on the hosting duties.

Namane for helping to make the whole thing happen & Matt Arlyck for keeping the crowds at bay & Kenny Rodriquez for documenting the whole thing. You can see all of the photos here

And, of course, thanks to everyone who came out to celebrate with us!

This party has been in the works for MONTHS. A chance to celebrate a day when everything comes up elevens? Yeah, we’ll take that. Here’s the story:

Friday, November 11, 2011
The Red Bull Space – 40 Thompson Street (at Watts), NYC
Music by Mick Boogie, The Rub, Max Glazer, DJ Moma,
Matthew Africa, and DJ Illo
Hosted by Donwill & Mike Baker The Bike Maker
9PM-1AM, open bar all night, $11.

There are a VERY limited number of tickets available at www.eleven11eleven.eventbrite.com/.

Grab them NOW. Because when they’re gone, they’re gone.

Eleven’s remix for J-Boogie’s “Go To Work” just saw its premiere on RCRDLBL.com this morning.  They had a lot of nice things to say about it:

“This DJ Eleven remix of “Go To Work” by J Boogie’s Dubtronic Science is so outlandishly funky that it’s disappointing rooftop lounges aren’t still open to fully experience it. A sweaty apartment will do, though. There’s that sweet, fat old school synth bass, melodic squelches like De La Soul’s “Me, Myself And I” and a simple yet seductive refrain to just be there and dance. Boogie’s new one,Undercover, has more of this, and it’s out now on OM Records.”

Head on over here to download it for free. Or check it out down below in the player.