Old Faves, New Faves, AFK, CRNKN, and TropKillaz

Got three more songs for you tonight.  First off, old fave.  Chains Hang Low (AFK VIP).  AFK and Crizzly were the artists responsible for the first remix of the Jibbs joint and AFK came back like unfinished business on this VIP.




Then there's a new, interesting happy trap vibe from CRNKN (please don't go running around trying to start a happy trap genre, its not gonna happen, you're gonna make a fool of yourself, I'm a blog writer, I know what I'm talking about).  Seriously, I got nothing better than happy trap to describe this.  Like I bassface and throw my elbows up, but a smile (like one of those stupid smiles that makes you look goofy as all hell) breaks through every time.  Just dig it.



Then, a name I never really gave a chance wow'd me hard (pause).  Seriously though, Tropkillaz, for lack of better terms, killed this one.  N.A.S.A did a fantastic job on the original, and Tropkillaz did it more than justice.  Now its the theme song of the new Sonos commercials.  How's that for killin' em.




and as always, fo free, Enjoy!

AFK
https://www.facebook.com/afkdubstep?ref=br_tf
https://soundcloud.com/afkdubstep

Crizzly
https://www.facebook.com/iamcrizzly
https://soundcloud.com/crizzly

Jibbs
https://www.facebook.com/jibbs

CRNKN
https://www.facebook.com/CRNKN
https://soundcloud.com/crnkn

Wave Racer
https://www.facebook.com/waveracermusic
https://soundcloud.com/wave-racer

N.A.S.A.
https://www.facebook.com/northamericasouthamerica

Tropkillaz
https://www.facebook.com/Tropkillaz
https://soundcloud.com/tropkillaz

MARA, Carnage's possibly perfect festival trap banger

Why, you may ask, would I make a claim such as that? Because you have to listen to the whole song in its entirety.  Because in one song its a story.  Because if you stop at any time throughout this song, you have missed a key plot point in the story.  It might sound like a Beatport Top 100 track, and if it reaches that fame, I will be more than happy for Carnage.  But the synth is amazing, the first drop is pretty boss, but the story doesn't climax until three minutes in.  You'll just have to listen to understand that part.



But it doesn't end there folks.  Instead of just dropping of with a generic outro, summing the song up in a metaphorical paragraph, he writes an epilogue to this story.  As I listened to the outro, I could imagine the next song being faded in with a proper outro to fade out this wonderful Mara.

And its free, to boot.  The piano is also pretty nice. Enjoy!

DJ Carnage
https://www.facebook.com/djcarnageofficial
https://soundcloud.com/djcarnageofficial