JIMMY SING'S IMPORTS | NEW ARRIVALS UPDATE DEC 13

BALTIMORE CLUB

HOLLERTRONIX #6: DIPLO, SCOTTIE B, KING TUT, SAYWUT, DJ TAMEIL  ~ Hollertronix #6 (Money Studies) : 12" : Baltimore Club : $22    ESSENTIAL!
Just in case you were wondering each and every Hollertronix 12 is proven gold. Steered by Diplo, this record series has continued to define the Hollertronix sound that just won't settle down (no joke, if you want evidence that there is a Hollertronix sound check the devoted society over at the Hollerboard: www.low-bee.com/forum). Last 12" it was JA dancehall, this time we're blessed with total Bmore. The gagging-for track on here is actually courtesy of Baltimore Club veterans, Scotty B and King Tutt: The Almighty Unruly Simon Joint is a cranking chop-up of Paul Simon's quietly riffing 'You Can Call Me Al'. Destroying too many dancefloors for Paul Simon's good, this track alone sells Holler#6 right out. But these nip and tuck (or flip and f*ck) refixes of recongnisable standards continue...Diplo brings a crazy update of Yaz with 'Don't Go Snitchin' and a Professor Longhair underpinning of Lil Scrappy's Money in the Bank ('The Scrappy Chief'), Say Wut blasts an electro-cult 'Bueller Theme' and DJ TAMEIL of the Brick City Boyz, stabs some nicely restrained kick and break into Kraftwerk ('Trans-Newark Express').
Listen: The Almighty Unruly Simon Joint | Don't Go Snitchin | Scrappy Chief | Trans-Newark Express | Bueller Theme 

DJ ROCTAKON  ~ Money Lotion #1 (Money Studies) : 12" : Baltimore Club : $22    RESTOCK!
Roctakon is all about party rocking pride. He was one of the OG Turntable Lab reviewers but is now quite simply a full-time man of the NYC night life.   Roctakon's offering for Money Studies new DJ-tool 12" series, is without a doubt the year's most conceptually tight and wildly populist Baltimore release. He's brings a more refined Bmore-ification as they hyping relick to some amazingly selected 80's hit vocal material, Corey Hart, Outfield, The Cars... you know it all (but "it's just what I needed"!). Straight fire anywhere. 5 tracks in all. Completely recommended.
Listen: Your Bmore Singing Sunday RMX | More of What I needed | Jet Rink Sunglasses | A Simple Edge | Less is More of What I needed

A-TRAK & THE RUB   ~ Sunglasses Is A Must Blends EP (Smelly Fatso/Money Studies) : 12" : Party Blends : $22    ESSENTIAL!
Top of the line  dancefloor blends. Kanye's shaded tour DJ and virtuosic turntablist youngin, A-Trak, joined The Rub DJs from New York for a US tour and let this 12" slip at its conclusion. Each and every blend here sounds el naturale, party proven, and rides that expert pop-boffin balance that bumps both mainstream superclub and indie warehouse crowds. Hear this: Pitbull & Ying Yang Twin's Shake Vs. Yaz | Outkast's B.O.B. Vs. Bloc Party / Project Pat's 'Good Googly Moogly' Vs. 2 Live Crew / E40's 'Tell Me When To Go' Vs. Laid Back's 'Ride The White Horse' / Lil Keke, Paul Wall & UGK Vs. Twilight / Outkast Vs. Kanye West's 'Touch the Sky' / Ayre's Bmore RMX of 'Sunglasses at Night' / and a heavy Mr. Collipark DJ hype breaks medley!
 
DJ TAJ  ~ Bamabounce EP (T&A/Money Studies) : 12" : Baltimore Club : $22    ESSENTIAL!
First of all...Open a new web browser window and type in DJ Taj or Wu Tang Slide into YouTube. Check this fella. Whilst Baltimore breaks from outside of Maryland is no longer an anomaly, DJ Taj is definitely doing something heavy down in Alabama. His instructional soundtrack to his very own dance, the Wu Tang Slide, has got to be the Bamabounce signature banger. Taj's sound is refreshingly rooted in the original Bmore formulas: tough-as breaks, crude-as vocal snippets (about being hung low, getting 'her' to go grocery shopping etc) and an infectiously raw-as result. By all accounts, DJ Taj - being a black, gay producer based in the Dirty South - has steamrolled his own scene where (DJ Roctakon reckons) 'people get open to his shit'. And with this 12", his first to be widely distributed, will only serve to break the bamabounce further open. Keep a watch. Oh, and the other track not to be missed is the crucial bust-up of Cassie's RnB hit, 'Me & You'. For more on this fellow check out www.bamabounce.com!
Listen: Wu Tang Slide | Me & You | Mhonglo | DJ Taj's Classic Club Track #1 |  Slap A Bitch | Boondocks (Grocery Shopping)

DJ AYRES & TITTSWORTH  ~ Ayres'N'Titties (Money Studies) : Mix CD : Baltimore Club : $22
Chasing a Bmore fix for the car, a 101 intro to the old and new classics, a present for your younger sister who only listens to NRG, a get hype at home CD?...we'd leave it to Ayres'n'Titties. That's DJ Ayres and Tittsworth, stars of the new outta Baltimore generation, and their pro mix CD is not to be sneezed at. Contains over 60 records played in an hour mix. Totally recommended. 
Listen: Snippet 1 | Snippet 2 | Snippet 3

DJ AYRES, TITTSWORTH & DJ TAJ  ~ Balmer Loosies (T&A/Money Studies) : Unmixed CD : Baltimore Club : $20
A Tittsworth and Ayres collated Serato/CDJ-ready extravaganza showcasing some of their's and Bamabounce's bigger Bmore hits of this year. Includes 12"-only tracks from The Rub #6, A-Trak & The Rub, Tittsworth's solo ventures and Bamabounce as well as some exclusives (Bamabounce's 'Bossy', Ayres' 'Hyperballad' etc). BPM hit-rate between 130-140.
Listen: Broke Ass Home etc


DANCEHALL

LEXIE LEE ft STICKY / PALEFACE  ~ Suited & Booted Remixes Vol.2  (Suited & Booted) : 12" : UKG/Dancehall : $28
Lexie Lee is a Miami/Jamaica connected female dancehall DJ who's killing it right now. But to get any of her music (apart from on her Myspace and website) is a major challenge. So this 12" is a double coup, as its the UK's legendary Sticky boosting Lexie Lee's 'Warlord's Daughter' track with some UKG bounce and majorly warbling sublow basslines. You know Sticky from his big tunes with Ms Dynamite ('Boo') and Lady Stush ('Dollar Sign') so this is the next legacy. Real upbeat garage mix on the flip from Paleface also. So yep, very limited copies instock (with that hm hm UK import price :).
Listen: Sticky RMX | Paleface RMX

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