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Schlachthofbronx edits pack

To celebrate their 10,000th fan on Facebook, Schlachthofbronx have generously made a bunch of their edits available for free download. The fact they’ve reached 10,000 fans already demonstrates their continued popularity following the Chambucu EP (and subsequent remix EP featuring reworks by Solo, Samim, Toyselectah, Smutlee, Poirier and Tony Senghore) on Diplo’s Mad Decent.

Schlachthofbronx have been supported and played out by the likes of Toddla T and Rob Da Bank (both in their sets and on their Radio 1 shows) recently, which begs the question, when is the UK gonna wake up to these guys?!?

a lil present by schlachthofbronx

Schlachthofbronx return triumphant from US tour!

Bass-meisters Schlachthofbronx returned triumphant from their first US tour this week having smashed shows in San Fran, SxSW, Montreal, LA, Toronto and more besides with their unique sound.

It shows no sign of slowing up for the guys either following their Nasty Bass EP on Diplo’s Mad Decent label. Check the great new vid for “Chambucu” above, and if it leaves you hungry for more make sure you grab some free SHB downloads from the links below!

FREE TRACK ON MAD DECENT BLOG

and the title track from the new EP:
Schlachthofbronx- Nastybass ft spoek mathambo & bigspace by maddecent

Sharkslayer Compilation out now

If you’ve been following Sharkslayer since they surfaced, you’ll want to pick this up from the Top Billin team. The “Easy Prey” compilation features 14 tracks of submarine terror for just €4.99… can’t knock that! Land it here >>> TOP BILLIN BANDCAMP

The output from Top Billin has been unbelievable of late, with EPs coming thick and fast from some of the freshest & hottest names from Europe and beyond. To preview the releases (+ a whole lot more besides!) head over to the ever fresh Top Billin blog and hear whut’s whut.

Or be lazy, and push play below for a taster.

Schlachthofbronx EP on Mad Decent

More Mad Decent news, this time for Schlachthofbronx. Their “Nasty Bass” EP is out on Beatport February 15th. The EP also features South African vocalists Spoek Mathambo and Bigspace (also featured in this vid), and brings their tried and tested afro baille-bass flavour to this release.

Early radio support on Radio 1 from Rob Da Bank and Toddla T, 9 outta 10’s from iDJ mag & features in xlr8r and  22tracks? I think it’s safe to say there’s some hype around this release.

Rumour is Mad Decent blog is giving away a free track from the EP too… awfully nice chap that Diplo fellow.

Nasty bass promomix – schlachthofbronx by schlachthofbronx

Schlachthofbronx support MIA on European Tour!

Some big news this weekend… Schlachthofbronx have been asked to support M.I.A. on her current European tour! Dates kicked off on Saturday (20.11.10) in Leeds and more dates will be announced in the very near future.

Seems like there’s no stopping the Munich based outfit in their quest to become one of Europe’s leading electronic acts… stay tuned for some more BIG news on the release front in 2011!

Bert On Beats – Alemao ft Mc Gi (Schlachthofbronx Remix) by schlachthofbronx

Schlachthofbronx best of the best in Mixmag

Featured as electro album of the month in Mixmag “Five Years of Man Recordings” is a look back at the best of Daniel Haaksman’s label’s releases and includes tracks from Zombie Disco Squad, Edu K and of course, Schlachthofbronx, picked out as the highlight track!

They also snuck a mention in DJ-Mag’s interview with main Man Daniel (above inset), but the most amazing thing is, they both spelled Schlachthofbronx correctly!

We posted this track before, but what the hey. Mixmag… this one’s for you.

Schlachthofbronx ft. Gringo & Nem – Fock Me Avontade by schlachthofbronx

new remix & track from Schlachthofbronx

Schlachthofbronx have a new track out on MAN Recordings…”Fock Me Avontade” ft. Gringo & Nem was just released on fabulous compilation “Valeu! – celebrating 5 years of MAN Recordings”.

You can stream the new track with German/Brasilian dreamteam Gringo & Nem on the mic here:

Schlachthofbronx ft. Gringo & Nem – Fock Me Avontade by schlachthofbronx

They’ve also recently finished a remix of “El Toro” by Beware & Motorpitch, and very kindly made the full .wav available for free download… grab it via the player below!

Hennessy Black Mixes // Schlachthofbronx Remix by Made to Mix

Schlachthofbronx Interview & Remix Comp at Tracks & Fields…

Electro, Kwaito, Kuduro, Baile Funk, Dancehall, Miami bass…Schlachthofbronx have it all. Famous across the web for their “Munich Bass” sound, their fan base now stretches as far as their musical roots. Tracks and Fields had a little chat with this diverse duo to talk about their musical journey so far…

Head on over to www.tracksandfields.com for the interview and see what our Bavarian Bruders have to say…

And if you’re a creative type and fancy adding your own twist to a new Schlachthofbronx track, you can also enter the “Mad Instrument” remix competition… just head over to the site and grab the samples.

There’s a Schlachthofbronx Party Pack up for grabs, including a tee-shirt, an exclusive double vinyl, and of course a Schlachthofbronx vuvuzela!

Check out the original track and download everything you need for the remix competition here: SCHLACHTHOFBRONX REMIX COMP

Discotrashmusic – Bumpercars ft. Spoek & Bigspace (Schlachthofbronx remix)

Schlachthofbronx lend a tropical vibe on the remix tip for the new Disco Trash Music release ft Spoek & Big Space, “Bumper Cars”, adding to their already formidable reputation as Germany’s hottest DJ’s.

Discotrashmusic – Bumpercars ft. Spoek & Bigspace (Schlachthofbronx Remix) by schlachthofbronx

And it’s hard to argue when you see them rocking crowds like this… from their recent Live set @ Roskilde Festival, Norway. (apologies for the poor sound quality… these guys play LOUD!)

Schlachthofbronx “Ayoba” feat. Spoek + Gnucci Banana Out Now

“Ayoba” is a slang term used by South Africans to express amazement. 

It is derived from other slang terms, like “Ayeye” or “Ayoyoyo.” It was originally meant as an approval/appreciation of good dancing, although the exact origins of the phrase are unknown. It is thought to have roots in Johannesburg township culture. It is however, uniquely South African and expresses delight, excitement, agreement and approval. It is also used as a greeting.

So now you know! Out now on Man Recordings…