Showing posts with label Treasure Fingers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Treasure Fingers. Show all posts

Saturday, March 10, 2012

Ticket Giveaway: Brodinski & Gesaffelstein at The Mid

CHICAGO, IL -- This Friday, March 16th, the Bromance Tour will hit The Mid.  Performing will be head of Bromance Records, Brodinski, young-gun and techno lunatic, Gesaffelstein, with strong support from the always-lovely Treasure Fingers.  I had the pleasure of seeing Brodinski spin unannounced at a small, impromptu Ed Banger party last March in Miami, and I'm here to tell you that this man is a world-class party starter.  On the decks, Brodi casually glides through genres: rap, techno, electro, tech-house, and everything in between to get you dancing.  In Miami, I remember him getting on the mic to inform us that we were about to hear a new track from a friend, before unleashing it, sending the crowd into a drunken frenzy.  The friend he mentioned? None other than Gesaffelstein.  And to think that these two Frenchmen are being supported by Treasure Fingers is simply ridiculous; TF never fails to impress with his overall disregard for sub-genre barriers and his devotion to playing only the freshest and funkiest dance music.

But wait, there's more! If you tweet @br1ghtshiny between now and Thursday at 9PM, you will be entered to win a pair of FREE TICKETS to the show.  All you have to do is tweet at us, mention the show, and you'll be entered to see Brodinski, Gesaffelstein, and Treasure Fingers spin live at The Mid for free!  There is not a limited number of entries per person. Event details and some bonus trax after le jump.

Tuesday, March 6, 2012

All Night

High energy post to get y'alls Tuesday night started riiight.

Boston Bun goes in on this remix for Maelstrom's new EP on French label Sound Pellegrino. The laziness of the synths contrasted with the track's persistent high-end make for a feeling something like futuristic sushi. Check out the rest of the release on beatport 'cause it's damn near bulletproof. Bright & Shiny favorites include the Hacker remix of "uSSR" and Coni's tech house interpretation of "House Music".
Maelstrom - House Music (Boston Bun Remix)


This next one from the duo of Polish Berliners known as Catz 'N Dogz is a Class-A Party Starter. Warped synths ascend as the track grabs your attention, a faint R&B refrain provides added sexiness, and then, all at once, the track is plunged into the low-end: this is where you dance. Check beatport for the just-as-good B-side (a veritable master-class in current bass music), or watch the hysterically cute video below.
Catz 'N Dogz - Professor Nice Love




To get the crazy flowing, we turn to Brodinski. This is the kind of Boys Noize-esque electro/techno us circa-2006 bloghaus heads fiend for. Simple, effective, infectious, this song hammers out the groove-- perfect for the club or a festival setting. For all our Chicago readers, French masters Brodinski & Gessafelstein will be playing The Mid, March 16th, alongside the legendary Treasure Fingers. Get tickets/info here, and be sure to keep an eye on the blog for a chance to win free tickets to the show next week.
Yuksek - Off The Wall (Brodinski Remix)


Closing out is a track I stumbled upon courtesy of the great Maya Jane Coles. This remix from Paraguayan outfit Wowogueros is an absolute monster. When Ms. Coles drops it on the unsuspecting peoples of Miami, you can see this results: the searing bassline rattles eardrums, the repeated "YEAH"s stirs the crowd into a frenzy; the whole club goes gorillas. Watch below.
P. Lopez, Catnapp - For The Fun (Wowogueros Remix)





SIR REAL

Monday, January 30, 2012

What You Need

If there's one thing I know for certain in this world, it's that no matter who you are you can always benefit from more Treasure Fingers and/or Boys Noize in your diet..

This Boys Noize remix from last year managed to get overlooked by a lot of people, but recently it's found its way into heavy rotation on my stereo. Some classical electro a-la 2008 style. I could totally see this one killing a peak time dancefloor if dropped properly.
download: Sebastien Tellier - L'amour Et La Violence (Boys Noize Euro Mix)



Treasure Fingers and Malente released a collab EP earlier this week on Defected Records and it is, as expected, absolutely bomb. My favorite track off the EP is the title track, Crusaders, which manages to perfectly harmonize Treasure Finger's smooth funk with Malente's more off-the-wall, four on the floor sensibilities. The B side, Au Revue is definitely worth your time as well. Full release on beatport.
download: Treasure Fingers & Malente - Crusaders (Original Mix)



Bonus time: Botnek turn the batshit craziness up to 11 here, as per usual from the Canadian duo.
download: Tocadisco - Bat3ria (Botnek Remix)



Be sure to check the full EP on beatport for some other equally massive remixes, especially the deliriously groovy Stefano Noferini effort which you can stream below.
[Stream Only] Tocadisco - Bat3ria (Stefano Noferini Remix)



Stay Classy,
Augustus

Thursday, December 22, 2011

To the Rhythm


Somehow I just discovered Croatian DJ/Producer Mladen Solomun in the last couple of months. To put it simply, this guy knows what is good. I don’t think I’ve listened to a track of his that I haven’t thoroughly enjoyed. I meant to post some more of his music along with the Noir & Haze remix I posted a few weeks ago, but I couldn’t fit them in. So here are couple more, of what I’m sure will be many, Solomun jams. The first one, a remix of So Phat!, is well, just that: phat. The second is a tech house monster I first heard in a Sven Väth video so you know it’s legit.

Download: So Phat! – A Love Bizarre (Solomun Remix)


Download: Solomun - Sisi


I’m back with another Wildkats song. This time the Brits edit Daft Punk’s “Face to Face” off the classic Discovery album. They’re giving it away too, so snag it here.
Whats Goin On - (Daft Punk Edit) - Free Download by WILDKATS

The Swiss house crusaders, Round Table Knights, never fail to get the people clappin’ on the dance floor. This Monkey Safari remix is surely a testament to that (hint: more cowbell is the secret ingredient). Grab it on beatport tomorrow when it gets released.
Monkey Safari - Kiss The Birds (Round Table Knights Remix) by Round Table Knights

It’s been a while since I’ve heard anything from Sharooz, but just yesterday I stumbled upon this new track called Persistence of Time. His typical mayhem infused electro has returned and leaves you wondering why you were just repeatedly smashing your head against the wall. I’m not sure when this track will drop, but I’ll make sure to keep a look out. In the meantime check out our interview with him for an overview of all that is Sharooz.
Sharooz - Persistence of Time by Sharooz

Earlier this month Treasure Fingers did the mix of the week for Mixmag. It’s a private mix on soundcloud so I can’t share it directly, but do yourself a favor and GET TO IT HERE. Tracklisting is available in the description and you can download it FO’ FREE! If you have any previous experience with the sound of Ashley Jones then you already know what it iz yo. Dive in.

The last song off the Treasure Fingers mix is a Dublin Aunts remix of the Australian band Jubilants. Some great bass lines and guitar riffs in there.
Download: Jubilants – Antics (Dublin Aunts Remix)


Bonus:

Download: NotoMash – Be There (Metodi Hristov Remix)


Download: Wally Lopez - Coolest



- Jimmy

Sunday, May 29, 2011

Catching Z's

As mentioned on our facebook page and twitter, we're looking for talented graphic designers to join the Bright & Shiny team and help us out with our next project. If you or someone you know would be interested or would like to know more, shoot us an e-mail at admin@brightshinymusic.com. And now for the music.

Turbo Recordings ZZAfrika Remix compilation drops digitally in two days. Featuring remixes from the likes of Lightyear, Tomas Andersson, Crowdpleaser, and many more, you're not going to want to miss it. The leaked Gesaffelstein remix seems to be getting the most attention, with Busy P already calling it the remix of the year. I've got Julio Bashmore's re-work today as well: a much more melodic, down-tempo lick to lounge to.














Now, it seems to me it's been a bit too long since we've posted some quality disco-inspired funk. I hope to fix that problem with the next couple of songs, starting off with a classic french house sounding remix from Broke One.







Digitalfoxglove (DFG) first came to my attention with his slick remix of Louis La Roche's "My Turn". As mentioned in his bio, he's very much into those more mysterious, dreamy, and melodic sounds, something that is evident with "Someone Else". The track grips you right from the beginning with a steadily building intro and continues to hold on with an intricate blend of 80's style synths and vocal effects.







Aeroplane dropped this number from Rex the Dog when Patrick and I saw him on Wednesday to great effect. With those captivating chord progressions, it's easy to see (*hear) why. Speaking of Aeroplane, we had the fortune of catching up with Vito after the concert for an interview, so be on the lookout for that very soon!







Broke One's Stop Making Sense EP dropped pretty recently, featuring his original "Go Go Go" along with a slew of remixes from house heavy hitters like Treasure Fingers and Evil Nine, whose re-workings I have below. They're both highly enjoyable, though I'm partial to Evil Nine's quirkier interpretation. Check out the full release on beatport here.














Bonus Trax:







(Thanks to Jeremy Abbott for the heads up on this one)

-PK

Wednesday, January 26, 2011

I'm not nervous, she's not nervous



Interesting post today. Some new stuff, some old stuff, a few mixes. Embrace.


This little gem was released this past November on Simian Mobile Disco's Delicacies. It's more than a bit techy, but as you guys can probably tell by now, B & S seems to be going through a tech house phase lately.
Simian Mobile Disco - Skin Cracker








Cosmonaut Grechko has tried his hand at fantastic track by the Yeah Yeah Yeahs. He's transformed it into a dreamy candy land filled with bell synths and upper register melodies.
Yeah Yeah Yeahs - Maps (Cosmonaut Grechko)








Com Truise is awesome. He recently put out a great original track that I have here for you today. I really enjoy the instrumentation and the chord progressions. He gives the track a Washed Out esque feel to it that soothes my currently exhausted self.
Com Truise - Slow Peels








The last two tracks I have for you today are actually quite old, but amazing none the less. Yelle just released their new single, Safari Disco Club, check it out for sure (it's freeeeee). Overall, my favorite Yelle track has got to be Ce Jeu. The Tepr remix (which has been posted before but deserves it again...) absolutely knocks it out of the park.
Yelle - Ce Jeu








Yelle - Ce Jeu (Tepr Remix)








The second part of this post is comprised of four new mixes that I came across on SoundCloud. All four of them are free (!!!) and you can download them all directly from the artists' soundcloud pages as well as acquiring the track lists. Have at them.


Triple J Radio Mix (2011) by treasurefingers



VillA 'in the mix' January 2011 by VILLA Soundcloud


This is an exlcusive mix that Nightriders did for Les Petits Bruits, a fantastic blog with a sexy layout to boot.
Nightriders Mix for Les Petits Bruits - Chapter 16 by Nightriders


Magic Tape Seven by TheMagician


Bonus:

Oliver uploaded a new original track to his soundcloud about a month ago, and I just go around to listening. Much like most of Oliver's material, this disco house is nothing short of superb.

Oliver - Walk With Me by weareoliver



Love, Patrick

Thursday, January 20, 2011

Rollin' Deep

Starting real slow today with some fantastically oddball beats. Jamie xx of the award-winning new wave/pop group the xx brings his gorgeously minimal aesthetic to Adele's beautiful vocals as the song is propelled by afro-latin drums and those haunting bells the xx are known to favor. If you loved the xx remix of "You Got The Love" you're gonna love this one, too. And I must say, I fucking LOVE this song.
Adele - Rolling In The Deep (Jamie xx Shuffle)








This next track sounds like a love child resulting from an affair between Neon Indian and Flying Lotus. Fuzzy, sun-soaked synths and ethereal yet sassy vocals color this track from Tobacco and Zackey Force Funk.
Tobacco - Lamborghini Meltdown ft. Zackey Force Funk








These next two are the kinds of crazy electro tracks I'm sure you used to getting from me, the first from Canadian John Roman and the second from one of the most technically talented electro/dubstep artists in the game, Skrillex.
John Roman - Sphere







Casxio - Seventeen (Skrillex Remix)








Disco of Doom took this track and turned it into a slow-burning electro funk exhibition. A+ work from these filthy British gentlemen.
Kele - Everything You Want (Disco of Doom Remix)








Bright & Shiny Hall of Famer, Treasure Fingers, takes a break from the nu-disco circuit to try his hand at crafting house music. And how deftly he does it, employing classic house synths like a seasoned pro. If there was ever any question concerning the depth and versatility of Treasure Fingers' talent, it has assuredly been put to rest.
Senor Stereo - I Am the Beat ft. Louisahhh!!! (Treasure Fingers Remix)








Prevalent house vocalist Miss Kittin kills it, solo, on this track with a minimal, old-school feel. This one's for the househeads.
Miss Kittin - All You Need (Original Mix)








And last and most certainly least (due exclusively to its association with Ke$ha) is this electro-banger by Artistic Raw & Loopers. In the words of a wise YouTube commenter, "this song is even dirtier than Ke$ha."
Ke$ha - We R Who We R (Artistic Raw & Loopers Remix)









SIR REAL

Friday, November 26, 2010

Black Friday


Hope everyone had a great time celebrating the systematic destruction of hundreds of Native American men, women, and children. Haha no but really... I hope you did. Here are the tracks that you've been needing for that playlist you've been meaning to make.


I have something special for you guys today. My meanderings through Soundcloud have rewarded me with many a fantastic track, but a couple of days ago, I stumbled upon an artist with so many fantastic tracks, I basically need to show you his entire disco funk ensemble. All the way from Sydney, Australia, I bring you Flash Mode.

He's done a series of remixes that really mesh well with my ears. Not only do I thoroughly enjoy his adaptations, but I also really love all of the original tracks that he decided to remix.





I want to show you his first original track, but unfortunately he hasn't included the 'embed' option on his soundcloud, so you're gonna have to actually go to his page and give it a listen. Now remixes are one thing; a reinterpretation of an already formulated idea... But this, my friends, is one helluvan original. He really gets down and dirty. The chord progressions, the funky bass line, the cheesy 80's synths, the excellent production quality. Here's the link: Redshift

Never heard of these two boys, '96 Bulls, but based on this awesome remix of this Little Red track, I can't imagine its the last we see of them.

Treasure Fingers remix of an Eric Prydz track... Need I say more?

Breakbot just kills it regardless. I love him. You all should love him too. He's got them production skills like my heroes Daft Punk. I think he makes music specifically for me...

The C90's haven't exactly been on my radar until now. This little remix really gets the job done. Also if you stop by their Soundcloud, you should pick up their awesome November mixtape (free download!).

Poka has shown up a few times on Bright and Shiny. He really nails that french touch. With its chopped vocals and intro from Fear and Loathing, this track pushes itself to the top of my playlist.

Never heard of Turbogaz, but I'm really diggin' his remix of Homeboi's Schrimps (AWESOME original track btw).

Bonus y'all:

Go Go Bizkitt! is on a constant music making rampage, and no one is complaining. Now I Crave Paris has been so overplayed, but his reinterpretation gives it the face lift it needed to work its way back into my daily rotation. Enjoy.

I really tried to find a DL link for you guys on this one, but you're just gonna have to wait for the release. Thanks Gigamesh.


Herr Styler's innovative little video for Snow in Paris.


Love, Patrick

Wednesday, October 13, 2010

Everybody's Singin


Whattup everyone. I've got more new tunes that I'm pumped to share today. Acquiring these babies has gotten me through the week so far; they're guaranteed to help you finish out yours. From some fresh nu-disco to electro bangers, no matter what you're yearnin' for today, I've got what you need.

Porter Robinson. This North Carolina whiz kid topped the Beatport charts at only 18 years old with his genre-smashing hit "Say My Name". He's only getting better guys. Here's one of his latest releases, chock full of dubsteppy wobbles, electro-house hooks, and a dirty vocal sample. Beware the Porter Robinson takeover.

More North Carolina produced goodness, this time from Bright & Shiny favorite Hidden Cat. Known for spitting out some dreamy, trance-inducing remixes, with this original he shows us a bit of his harder side. Love it.

Delectable Dem Slackers remix from Evil Nine. This UK duo bring along a classic house sound and signature vocal chop-ups to every mix. And is it just me, or is everyone using those synths from Soulwax's remix of "Frequency"?

Back to the lighter side, I have a maaagnificent remix from His Majesty Andre of Voodoo Chilli's "Love Songs". Everything about this song is so damn funky it's almost too much. No, actually it's just right.

Alright guys. I give up. Honestly, Treasure Fingers is too good. I can't get enough of this Atlantian's stuff. Found this track floating around the web the other day, and instantly fell in love. The vocals, the bassline, the drums, everything fits together so well it's redonkulous. And did I mention it's really good?

To finish, I leave you with the hilarious video for Burns and Fred Falke's new collaboration Y.S.L.M. (You Stopped Loving Me). I could not be more excited for this to be released.

And, as if that wasn't enough, here's the Treasure Fingers remix to hold you over until the original is released.


-PK

Monday, September 20, 2010

stars so bright.

Today we're gonna start off relatively soft and get ravier... sorta.

When Penguin Prison isn't making beautiful remixes he makes some of the best pop music around, and from his bedroom at that.
Kimbra - Settle Down (Penguin Prison Remix)


Boris Dlugosch is a pro in the game and for good reason. His productions are consistently funky and French house inspired dancefloor fillers. Try saying his last name five times fast.
Hey Today! - Strange (Boris Dlugosch Remix)


Treasure Fingers always knows just what to do. I put this on the blog weeks ago, but was only able to offer you a link to the song on soundcloud. Here it is, downloadable and in full quality. Look for literal perfection at 4:28. And if you're fortunate enough to be in the LA area, go see him and many more Bright & Shiny favorites at Nocturnal this weekend!
Tensnake - Coma Cat (Treasure Fingers Remix)


Evil Nine hail from the UK and like to make real house music, complete with delectable piano stabs.
Evil Nine - Stay Up (Original Mix)


Everything Kids At The Bar touch turns to filth.
Deluka - Cascade (Kids At The Bar Remix)


Rave music.
Fckn Crew - Discoke (Bullwack Remix)


This new Foamo single is tribal yet fidgety. Incredible tune, he's done it again.
Foamo - Here Comes (Original Mix)


More tribal drums, this time from Jamaica... or wherever it is Diplo draws his wonderfully eccentric inspirations.
Proxy - 8000 (Diplo Remix)


Hip-Hops
I have a refreshingly bizzarre array of hip-hop to share with you all today. This first track is from the Gucci Man himself, featuring warm production from Pharrell and a sick verse from Ms. Minaj.
Guccie Mane - Haterade ft Pharrell & Nicki Minaj



Next is the Bearmod remix of a track by Haitian rapper Mr. OK. This beat is otherworldly.
Mr. OK - Yaya ft. Larose (Bearmod Remix)


Finally is a track by Seymour Bits, featuring walking internet memes Die Antwoord on the beat.
Seymour Bits - Spectacular ft. Die Antwoord


Sir Real

Thursday, September 16, 2010

Throwback Thursdays: Part Two


It's the Thursday you've all been waiting for. The second installment of Throwback Thursday. These tunes have gotten me through some hard times. None of them are particularly new, but they're all particularly amazing. (PS. I want that shirt so badly ^)

As usual, Treasure Fingers spins webs of gold.


MillionYoung just recently came out with a new EP, Be So True.


This YACHT remix is so beautifully done. This song has been an inspiration fo real real.


Modest Mouse and Ratatat? Yes please.


BlacklightFlashlight is a college student from Ohio... That's all I really know. Dirty remix though...


I don't like the original but I lovelove this remix. PilotPriest, make more bangin' remixes please.


In case you didn't see this ever. See it now..


Love, Patrick

Wednesday, September 8, 2010

the Modular Masters

[UPDATE 3.0: Chemical tunes n remixes available at bottom]

the Chemical Brothers
I was effectively a zombie by about halfway through the Chemical Brothers' set on day 1 of Electric Zoo. Somewhere between the extreme exhaustion I was feeling at that point and the profound truth that was being poured on me via the medium of danceable beats and deeply moving visuals I lost my ability to both move and speak. Augustus and I conferred on the matter and decided that we were almost senselessly imbibing the draught the Chemical Brothers had brewed us that evening. Naturally, I started rambling into my memopad on my Bold in order to record my fleeting yet transcendent thoughts on this disturbing spectacle before me. Trust me, this live show is disturbing in the sense that it disturbs the very basis of your ego and thought, but in the most positive way imaginable.





Gaaaaalvanize!

Now let me say that first and foremost, errbody in the place was jumpin'. I am a connoisseur of the Chem Bros and have never heard their beats sound so bassy, so funky, so fresh. They opened the set with "Galvanize" which, as the poppiest venture of their career, would have upset me greatly had it not sounded like the second coming of Christ. I can confidently say I have NO IDEA what they were doing up there, but every song sounded like a revelation when compared to it's studio-produced counterpart. They are creating a beautiful electronic album, an artistic whole, during each performance and very well at that. Take notes, deadmau5.







Visuals start at 1:43.


Tom and Ed were doing an air raid on our senses and they wanted you to know it, too. One of the accompanying visuals was that of bombs dropping from planes, presumably upon the crowd, with no explosion. That's what the Chemical Brothers are doing here, dropping bombs on the dance music of today with no immediate repercussions, and yet from the flames they have wrought they are rebuilding and creating the future of dance music at this, the 15th year of their career. On top of all of this, they happen to have what appears to be the most advanced computer graphics generator in the world and use it to create archetypal imagery from the dredges of our consciousness which are all the while disturbing yet hopeful. Walking through an advanced underwater civilization is the only thing comparable to seeing this live experience.










After the working they gave us for nearly two hours, the Dust Brothers pulled a 2ManyDJs and pretended that their equipment cut out entirely. After the stagehands came on and fiddled with their gear a bit, the synths began to glow anew with power. The Brothers returned to the stage and concluded the set with "Block Rockin' Beats" among other old-school jams. The show ended with a Chemical Brother (I don't remember which) playing what was analogous to a guitar solo with one of his modular synths while standing atop his stacks of equipment as the lights went up. All I could think was... well, nothing.









Chemicals
the Chemical Brothers - Swoon (Radio Edit)






the Chemical Brothers - It Doesn't Matter






the Chemical Brothers - Saturate






the Chemical Brothers - Block Rockin' Beats






Remixed Chemicals


























^John Digweed dropped those last two during his killer set on the last night of Ezoo



Also, be sure to subscribe to Grannock on YouTube since he brought us all the wonderful footage from today's post. The man is a saint for sacrificing his ability to dance in order to preserve this once in a lifetime experience.

Sir Real

P.S. Look what Treasure Fingers just released via his SoundCloud: Tensnake - Coma Cat (Treasure Fingers Remix)

Tuesday, August 10, 2010

Beach Jammin' Part Two


Well, I'm here at the beach with everyone's favorite PK. I wanna get back in the water, so I'm gonna keep this nice and easy. Here is a series of songs that you will love, then download. Yeah? Yeah.


The first song today is a nice variation of Animal by Miike Snow. Treasure Fingers dropped this at his show at U Street Music Hall Saturday night, and I can tell you first hand the crowd was lovin' it.


Where all my NSA brothas and sistas at? This song will get you movin' and groovin' in no time (give it 30 seconds).


Bit Funk just delivers delivers delivers. Kick back in the hammock and soak up the sun my friends.


I know I'm all over DCUP's nuts. But of all people, he's most deserving. I think we can all agree that Rainbows of Death does him justice.


Nightriders, a dance duo from Boston, comin' at you with some nice french filter house. Hell Yes.


Flashworx is an up and coming swiss/italian duo I found on SoundCloud a while ago. They recently released their first EP, Two Guys In Japan. Check out the myspace for more yummy 80's vibe disco/italopop tunes: Flashworx


Dragonette is hot and has a great voice. Thank you Fabian for turning this into a lesson on relaxation.



Now back to beach.
Love, Patrick

Thursday, August 5, 2010

Don't Worry


Whattup everyone, PK here. I'll get right into the nitty-gritty with this post. If you have any doubts about the songs I'm about to bestow upon you, refer above.


Anything that bears this Atlanta based DJ's name is a must-have for me, but this is just extraordinary. Check it.
Treasure Fingers - Lift Me



DCUP keeps poppin' up here on Bright and Shiny, a testament to the groove-inducing power he has over his listeners. This Airwolf remix is no exception.
DCUP - To Be in Love (Airwolf Remix)



Don't really know much about either of these artists, but I still love this song. It really comes into it's own late in the track, so be patient, and you'll find it's well worth the wait.
Teeth - See Spaces (Dreamtrak Diamond Sound Remix)



I'll change things up here with some more serious electro. Again, you might have to wait a little for it to really hit its stride, but when it does, it's bonkers.
Evil Nine - Ultimo



Here's some certified electro-funk from Eumig & Chinon, who have been shakin' up the blogosphere recently with their new EP, "Crash"
Data/Debt - California Special (Eumig & Chinon Remix)



Gigamesh makes Mike Posner's vocals tolerable. End of story.
Mike Posner - Cooler Than Me (Gigamesh Remix)



And finally, I leave you with an absolute banger of a track from Swedish duo Dada Life. This one is sure to get the crowd going when the drop hits.
Dada Life - Cookies with a Smile (Original Mix)


Happy Thursday!

-PK