Here it is everyone, the moment you’ve all been waiting for. It has been many months since Red Hot Trilli Peppers stormed the internet, and it’s time to do it again. The Melker Project Presents: TRILLER… the FINAL project in the series. Look for the first track next week, and the entire project by Halloween.
This is one of my favorite tracks, like, ever. I was listening to it yesterday (does that make me hugely egotistical?) I thought, “hey, tomorrow would be the perfect day to share this song again.” So here it is, for your #TBT enjoyment.
For #TBT this week, I’m throwing it back a couple of months. Why? Because soundcloud just removed this track, so I wanted to make sure that you could all still listen to it on thefuture.fm. I know, Chris Brown is a bad person… but the song is so good!
Today is the one year anniversary of “The Melker Project 3.” Thank you for listening over one million times! We da best!
Since you guys have listened to this track well over a half a million times, I thought I would share it for #TBT. I took the original Ellie Goulding sample from “Pound Cake” and made a completely new beat out of it… and then threw Kid Ink and Chris Brown on top. Ok, go ahead, call it a “mashup.” See if I care. Tear.
Shorty Swing My Way is one of the best songs ever. Period. There is no debate. My remix is pretty sweet as well, so enjoy it for #TBT.
New project alert!!!! MBS is a collaboration between Skinny Friedman and Scott Melker, two veteran east coast club DJ’s who cut their teeth in the vaunted post-millenial scene in Philadelphia. Their production takes the sound of the timeless, percussive bangers that ruled the clubs a decade ago at around 93 bpm, and updates it for the EDM era. Their inspiration is early Neptunes, Swizz Beats, Mannie Fresh, Beats By The Pound and, of course, Lil Jon.
The first MBS release is a remix of Trina and Kiler Mike’s nasty “Look Back At Me”. Trina’s 2008 single flew somewhat under the radar but has aged well and remains a hidden gem for both Scott and Skinny. The remix reassembles the original drums over synth stabs and 808’s. It also preserves Trina’s awesome claim that her ass is “big like the sun”.
This remix is the tip of the iceberg for the duo. With a growing stockpile of tracks, MBS aims to release a collection of tracks with rappers and stand-alone songs by the end of 2014.
People seem to like when I play the piano, as evidenced by the amazing comments on my new remix of “Latch.” I also played the piano on my remix of “Safe & Sound.” You guys seemed to like that as well. And it’s #TBT. So, yeah, here’s another remix with lots of piano.
