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This track just leaked off of T-Pain’s forthcoming album “Revolver” set for a December 6th release date. At first I was hesitant to say that I like this track, but when Lil Wayne went in I was hooked. It’s not the first time, nor is it surprising that Weezy and T-Pain on the same track [...]Read More
Eminem’s protege Yelawolf is dropping an album on November 21st called Radioactive and this track is a leak from that album. The executive producer is Eminem and Radioactive is going to be fire. Yelawolf is from Alabama and he is a little bit angry. I like most of his tracks and I’m excited for him [...]Read More
It’s safe to say that Sidney Samson isn’t a household name, but he is huge on the underground, and rightfully so. If you aren’t familiar with him then you’re probably at least familiar with his MONSTER of a hit “Riverside”, which blasted the dance and club scene hard 2009. This new one hits hard and [...]Read More
The other day Zedd said on his facebook page that he was producing his first dubstep track and planned on just giving it away for free on the day he finished. That day was today and his first attempt at dubstep is pretty bad ass. I signed into my facebook account and in the news [...]Read More
As the dubstep genre gets more and more diluted with the same old sounds, it is important for artists to innovate and develop more sounds. That is exactly what Torqux & Twist did with the remix of “Sharp Attack” by Troublegum. Give the track a listen in its entirety and you’ll know exactly what I [...]Read More
When audio engineer Paul Bäumer and graphic designer Maarten Hoogstraten met in 2006, they had no idea that just 4 years later they would be touring the world together and producing music full time. This new track “Rattle” is a mega house hit and should be played LOUD!!! Enjoy and blast that shiz. Bingo Players [...]Read More
I have blasted Far too Loud aka Oli Cash a few times on TSiB, but this track is my favorite one of his tracks by far. If you’re a regular reader of That Song is Bomb, you know how much I love a proper electro house track. This one does not disappoint, it has all [...]Read More
I have decided to add a new category titled “Sample School” to the blog today. This category will showcase popular and bomb music that has taken samples from classic tracks you may not have heard before. Hopefully this new category will teach you something and you will gain a new appreciation for old classics along [...]Read More
I have decided to add a new category titled “Sample School” to the blog tonight. This category will showcase popular and bomb music that has taken samples from classic tracks may not have heard before. Hopefully this new category will teach you something and you will gain a new appreciation for old classics, as all [...]Read More
There’s no doubt about it to me; the two best mash-up producers working today are Milkman and Kap Slap. If you’re a DJ, I strongly suggest you follow Kap Slap on soundcloud. His tracks are surefire club hits, and they’re great for generating new ideas for your own mixes and mashes. This one is my [...]Read More
Happy Saturday world! Here is a new banger to get you up and at ‘em today. SHM and Knife Party on one track is always a good idea. The first 90 seconds of this song is one huge build-up that finally breaks into deep heavy bass. You need large speakers for this one… enjoy! Swedish [...]Read More
Holy shit balls. As mentioned in my post about Tiesto’s new track Maximal Crazy, I take back everything bad that I have ever said about the dude. This new one with Steve Aoki is bananas. I just bought some Beats Pro Detox headphones and I am listening to Tornado right now on them… eargasm. Straight [...]Read More
The more I listen to and learn about Mac Miller, the more I like the guy. I admit it, at first I didn’t jump on the Mac band wagon. I thought, “Cool, he’s the next Asher Roth… goodbye in a week”. But that definitely is not the case here. Aside from his smooth lyrical phrasing [...]Read More
During my final semester in college I wrote an essay about the record industry’s so called demise and what implications it might have on the live concert industry. Everyone knows the story – internet progression, Napster, file sharing, record labels losing big time, etc… To some, the solution to this problem was obvious: record labels [...]Read More
“You blocked me on facebook… and now you’re going to DIE” Hahah! Obviously the guys in Knife Party don’t take themselves too seriously, which is only part of the reason why people love them and others like Dada Life, LMFAO, etc… Another thing I like about them, besides their gut wrenching bad ass music, is [...]Read More
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