Champion MTL body mover Shash’U lends his breakdance ready bass to Nick Catchdubs “Pick Up Yaself” featuring Fire Alarm, taking the vintage-house flavored original into a futuristic and funky new dimension. Turn it up!
Do u want to blaze? Anna Lunoe’s “Blaze of Glory” gets the full Fool’s Gold treatment courtesy of Nick Catchdubs and our latest addition to the FG fam, Tabby Wakes. Nick channels ‘90s jeep mixes with a modern twist, while Tabby provides her signature wavy melodies to create the perfect b-side accompaniment for Luney’s hyper-catchy original. Listen up!
Nick Catchdubs’ melted tapedeck approach to electronic music delivers its hypest hybrid yet in the form of “Pick Up Yaself” featuring Fire Alarm (aka NYC’s own Proper Villains and Metric Man). Acid house basslines, twisted dancehall vox, and vintage techno stabs smash together for a high-energy digital dancefloor heater. Reeeeeewind!
You want untz? We got untz! New house producer ZOI gets chunky on Nick Catchdubs’ “All Night” featuring Mattie Safer, taking the original song’s bass vibes to a big room-y new dimension. Play loud!
Longtime NYC DJ/producer and Fool’s Gold records co-founder Nick Catchdubs has been on a roll with his monthly singles series, connecting the dots between classic electro, futuristic hip-hop, and tweaked beats of all kinds. Following “UFO Style” (and it’s heavy remix from Japan’s Masayoshi Iimori), Catchdini’s latest, the after midnight anthem “All Night” (featuring Mattie Safer of The Rapture) now gets an appropriately twisted rework courtesy of Chuurch. Blast it!
Nick Catchdubs continues his singles series with the uptempo tweaker “All Night.” Featuring megaphone vocals from The Rapture OG Mattie Safer, crazy distorted 808s, and loads of cowbell (why not?!?), it’s another welcome New York beat freakout from Catchdini. Following the DJ-approved “UFO Style” and it’s heavy-duty Masayoshi Iimori remix, “All Night” is an electronic broadcast unlike anything else out there… keep watching the skies for more. Turn it up!
Beam me up! Japanese rave phenom Masayoshi Iimori adds his signature chops to Nick Catchdubs’ “UFO Style” to create an international bass weapon like none other. Crank it!
Catchdini kicks of his new monthly singles series with “UFO Style,” a big one for the clubs and the CHUDs. He gets even wavier with a bugout music video (happy 420 kids!) and sets the stage for more slaps to come. Follow the Spotify playlist for even more body movers & mind expanders.
“UFO Style” is the first in a series of new singles from NYC DJ/producer and Fool’s Gold co-founder Nick Catchdubs: a concentrated blast of distorted drum programming, hypnotic synths and scratched up text-to-speech apps. It’s the first proper follow up to Nick’s beat-laden Smoke Machine LP (as heard in Apple Watch commercials and Broad City), kicking off a new era of Catchdini’s anything-goes approach to electronic music. To let him tell it: “I love old records, but have no interest in making retro songs. I’m energized by the spirit of New York you hear in Malcolm McLaren’s Duck Rock and Jive Ryhythm Trax, comic books and rave flyers, late night radio tapes and shitty drum machines… to Xerox that feeling would be boring. But putting my own spin on those inspirations is crazy exciting! ‘UFO Style’ is me wondering what it would sound like if The Orb made music for subway dancers. Please play it on a good system.”
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!