Teaneck, NJ (Top40 Charts/ Main Street PR) Italian DJ pranksters, DJs From Mars, are back at it again with their latest single, "Phat Ass Drop (How To Produce A Club Track Today)." The single will officially be released in the USA by Radikal Records on February 5th. It is available prior to release from the Radikal Records website at https://www.radikal.com or www.top40-charts.com.
In a world where anyone can download music production software and proclaim themselves a DJ, and so called top-talent mixers seem to rely more on formulas and computers than real creativity, the stage has been set for a little criticism. Enter DJs From Mars with "Phat Ass Drop": a fun electrohouse club track that also serves as a tongue in cheek "how to" instructional video and a satirical critique of current state of EDM.
The music video for the song adds a very clever visual element. Chock-full of inside jokes and references, "Phat Ass Drop" is a must-watch treat for DJs, web nerds and productions freaks.
DJs From Mars - Phat Ass Drop (How To Produce A Club Track Today) Track Listing
1. Radio Edit
2. Club Mix
3. Dub Mix
4. A Cappella Mix
Radikal Records offers artists national distribution through SONY/Red Distribution, electronic distribution through iTunes, eMusic, Amazon and all major downloading services, and other resources including production, artist development, product marketing and licensing opportunities. In recent years, Radikal has worked with many artists including: 2 Unlimited, N-Trance, Zombie Nation, ATB, Yello, Scooter, Schiller, Blank & Jones, Cosmic Gate, Sinead O'Connor, Voodoo & Serano, Apollo 440 and others. Visit https://radikal.com for more information.
DJs From Mars bring the mashup attitude into electrohouse. They started remixing big pop hits for their gigs in 2004, just for fun. A few years later they were recognized as one of the biggest names in the mashup scene with their videos on YouTube getting over 20 million views. Their bootlegs have been noticed by labels all around the world, and they've worked on remixes for big pop and dance acts such as Bimbo Jones, Sean Paul, Pitbull, Yves Larock, Sophie Ellis Bextor Fragma, Ciara, Cascada, Coolio, Ennio Morricone, and many more.
