Herculean house producer Born Dirty today returns to Fool’s Gold with “Face,” featuring LA rap hero G Perico. BD’s signature sound – tipping it’s hat to UK house and modern tech records alike – is supported by kingpin DJs worldwide. Yet “Face” is unlike anything you’ve ever heard from him before: a propulsive blend of machine gun drums and insane bass, laced by G Perico’s unimpeachable Cali flows. Play it loud!
Electronic music trailblazer Paper Diamond releases “Downfalls” as the second taste of his forthcoming album. Following this January’s heavy homecoming single “Work 9000” (described by Billboard as “Godly Bass-Funk”) the Polina-featuring “Downfalls” is a window into Paper Diamond’s melodic side, putting his studio versatility on full display and showcasing his artistic progression over the past two years. Turn it up!
Los-Angeles producer and electro-R&B virtuoso Hoodboi, personally known as Roger Schami, releases “Tip Of My Tongue” with TZAR today on Fool’s Gold Records. Hoodboi flexes his songwriting muscles on the new single, ditching the high-energy safety net so many electronic producers rely upon and replacing it with a confident, funky minimalism. Meanwhile, Russian songstress TZAR provides the perfect vocal counterpoint for their infectious, genre-less collaboration. Listen up!
Fool’s Gold producer/DJ Madeaux releases his highly anticipated debut album Burn. The 12-track LP is a journey into Madeaux’s varied influences and interests, melding muscular, bass-driven riffs and heady electronics with twisted collaborations from a host of guest artists including WILLS, Poter Elvinger, Zuse, Tommy Lee Sparta, OG Maco, Josh Pan, Fifi Ron and Holly. Get into it!
World’s Fair are New York. Not just the location, though no one is better equipped to rep their hometown than this collective from Queens. They are the dirt, dreams and neon, the sound of hard days and endless nights… but New York has never sounded quite like this. Since their debut tape Bastards Of The Party, WF have taken their time crafting an ambitious, future-minded album worthy of the unique personalities of Remy Banks, Nasty Nigel, Cody B Ware, Prince SAMO, Jeff Donna and Lansky Jones. “Elvis’ Flowers (on my grave)” is the warning siren: chopped up vocals and frantic breakbeats from Black Noi$e and NoLife meet adrenaline-laced bars, all building to an ecstatic, break-of-dawn bass release. Play it loud, get into some trouble, and get ready for more.
B.I.C. link back up with Nick Catchdubs for “Thought U Knew,” another unconventional banger from their forthcoming FTW EP. Hyperactive BX bars zoom over cut-n-paste string chops and bass drops for a Fool’s Gold rap cut like none other. Play this loud, preferably in a residential neighborhood!
Fool’s Gold producer/DJ Madeaux gets intense with “The Wave,” off of his forthcoming debut album Burn (out 3/23) The LA-based producer’s latest hybrid single features haunting vocals from Brux, building up downtempo r&b into smoldering, club-ready house breaks. Listen now.
Hasse de Moor is your favorite DJ’s secret weapon, cranking out futuristically funky Dutch house and heavy party jams. Horny Dave is a mysterious newcomer making his debut on their gleefully dirty collab, “Work For Me.” You won’t be able to get this uptempo banger out of your head (or get it’s deliriously ridiculous music video off of your lips). Crank it!
Hoodboi pulls listeners into a uniquely smoothed-out zone with new single “Glide,” featuring Australian MC and songwriter Tkay Maidza. Taking classic r&b and house vibes in a futuristic new direction, the bass-led track is the first salvo in a year of heartfelt and innovative new music from the LA based producer. To hear him tell it: last year i took a couple steps back to realize what’s next for the hoodboi project. i spent the year writing music and working on new projects. i’ve never been more excited to show what’s next. Listen up!
Interstellar Love is a new chapter in the GEOTHEORY story. That’s not just a figure of speech: he’s crafting full mythologies around these beats, mashing ambient, almost new-age melodies over cosmically heavy bass and filling every nook with nature sounds and voiceovers to bring it all together. The EP rewards deep listeners and headnodders alike, showing off how much GEOTHEORY has continued to refine his sound over the past year. Listen here.