March 27, 2011

The Police – Roxanne (Love & Light + MartyParty Remix): Sick Dubstep Remix

Posted in Bangin by nick | Tags: BANGER, Classic Rock, Dubstep, Electronic, MartyParty, Remix, The Police

There are so many new dj’s and producers sometimes I forget to post some of the best in the game, and today I’m doing just that. Say hello to the very talented DJ/Producer who calls Johannesburg, South Africa his hometown. He goes by MartyParty and he certainly likes to get the party going with some bass filled glitched out noise. Him and Love & Light teamed up to give the classic hit ‘Roxanne’ from The Police and sick new cool glitched out dubstep feel. It’s got a chill calm sounding intro with a real nice sounding clap giving it a modern flair. Then a piercing synth line comes in followed by a vicious dubstep bass drop that really makes the song. This track is definitely necessarily for any dubstep set. Turn the bass up and enjoy!

Roxanne (Love & Light & MartyParty) – The Police | Download

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anon

honestly this just sounds like the song Roxanne spliced in with wobbles. not that great of a remix IMO
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Really not what I understand as a good “dubstep”. It’s sick, yes, but rather in a negative way. Kinda like a skrillex remix, but not so good.
Chef Ian

YES YES YES!

More of the oldies songs remixed as dubstep!!!
Nick O.

decent…not enough bass power!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
azael

thus song is sooo freakin chill..real talk
Cam

despite what other’s think, i actually think this is very good especially for an 80s rock remix, the best 80s song remix i think was the robotic pirate monkey jukebox hero remix
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em

love the synth.

When I moved to Boulder to attend the University of Colorado at Boulder I got exposed to some of the sickest music around. My name is Nick Guarino and I love music and especially showing people new music. Making mix cd's for friends my whole life led to the founding of Thissongissick.com with which I hope to broaden everyone's musical taste beyond the radio. There is a large amount of freely distributed music that far too little people know about. This site showcases and debuts some of best up and coming as well as already established artists, rappers, DJ's, producers and more. Through the process TSIS has found it self focusing on exposing the electronic and hip hop music scenes. Check out some music you've never heard, I'm sure you'll find some songs that are pretty sick. Enjoy!