Our old favorite JeRK is making a mighty return to the Cadillac this Saturday. He left the house of Liger last summer for the bigger pastures of Chicago, but we like to bring him back for old time’s sake.

This guy goes hard, but since he’s living in Chi, he can’t help but be influenced by their chill techy style and jukin’ footwork. But, being a Miami boy, he brings the bass to make that booty quake.

His new “booty-tech” sound is perfectly exemplified in his latest yet-to-be-properly-named mix. It’s viciously sexy, terminally chill and all other kinds of oxymoronic in-your-face/laidback combinations you can imagine. Basically, you’ll love it. Full tracklisting available on soundcloud.

JeRK – The Mix With No Name…But All That Bass

Hot off the presses is the first half of the new LP from The M Machine, a new recruit to Skrillex’s OWSLA label and name you won’t be able to escape soon enough.

They try to stay super mysterious, but we know they’re from San Francisco and used to call themselves Pance Party. Porter Robinson and Skrillex are in love with them, and it’s easy to see why. Their music is breathtaking, quite original in a sea full of four-to-the-floor repetition.

This six-track mini teaser takes listeners on a real musical journey, through all kinds of feelings, textures and, our favorite, strange noises! Enjoy, and look out for the official release of their debut Metropolis on April 24.

The M Machine – Metropolis Pt. I

Yeah so, these songs aren’t exactly what you’d call “hot off the presses,” but they’re so good, we have to share them with you today.

If you’re not up on Dada Life, well, you must be new to EDM. This Swedish electro-duo has been killing the sceene with its hard-edged grooves since 2006 and continues to deliver massive hits for the Dim Mak label each season.

“Rolling Stones T-shirt” is one of their more recent tracks, and we’ve attached the remixes from Cazette and Chuckie for your varied listening pleasure. Just remember, don’t let a hoe borrow your vintage shirt, she’ll take it off.

Dada Life – Rolling Stones T-Shirt PREVIEW


Dada Life – Rolling Stones T-Shirt (Cazzette Approaching Starry Homes Remix)


Dada Life – Rolling Stones T-Shirt (Chuckie Remix) PREVIEW

It’s a holiday everybody! Are you celebrating with your loved ones?

Flosstradamus sure is, and as a special gift to their fans (us), they’ve released a special 4/20 track for our listening-while-smoking pleasure.

It’s a chill yet complex beat, perfect for laying back with a fatty and lounging in the afternoon sun. And it’s a free download! These Chi-town guys are so sweet.

Flosstradamus – Rollup

It’s time for another installment of Diplo’s Sirius XM radio mixtape, Blow Your Head.

This one is a funky banger. As the “crunkest DJ in the worlds” states in his intro, you’re about to be taken on a “musical and spiritual journey.” Get some.

Full track-listing available on soundcloud.

Sirius XM Blow Your Head 11

Kodiac Kids are based in Chicago, Ill., but their recent remix of Spencer & Hill’s electro house track “Dance” has got us vibin all the way down in sunny Florida.

So we’re taking this moment to introduce you to the kids we’re sure we’ll be hearing more from in the future. Check out their remix of Yeah Yeah Yeah’s hit “Cheated Hearts,” and watch out for more KK coming soon.

Spencer & Hill – Dance (Kodiak Kids Remix)


Yeah Yeah Yeahs-Cheated Hearts (Kodiak Kids Re-Mix)

VASS kills it on that remix tip, but so far they’ve kept it to catchy electro updates of already classic favorites. But with this next installment, they turn their attention to the hard, glitchy bass of Figure’s futuristic banger “Must Destroy.”

The original is an in-your-face machine gun of sound, definitely designed to get the place going buck. For the remix, our boys amp up the intensity with some epic chords and sexy lazers. VASS is a house built on electro, but they’ve set the disco on fire with this one, and they’re content to watch it burn.

Check both mixes here, and listen to VASS at Neon Liger, every Saturday!

Figure – Must Destroy (Original Mix)


Figure – Must Destroy (Vass Remix)

Bassnectar’s new album VAVA VOOM is finally available, and with it comes the release of the official video for the title track, featuring some ill rhymes from underground hero Lupe Fiasco.

The key to quality dubstep is musicality, and Bassnectar is king of blending hard bass drops with fun, melodic textures. “VAVA VOOM” is no different, featuring some great video game-style runs. Plus, Lupe kills it.

As for the visuals, try not to have a seizure. This clip takes us on a hypnotic trip through Bassnectar’s mind, or something like that. We dig the all-girl look-alike rock band, and Lupe’s new hard-ass look.

Justice is going to blow your mind in about five minutes. Are you ready?

They put together a little minimix featuring short clips from some of the best rock songs ever written. Everyone is in here, from Black Sabbath to Billy Squire, King Crimson, the White Stripes, AC/DC, The Clash, The Who, Queen, even Death From Above 1979.

Of course, the whole thing is permeated with Justice musical meanderings, the kind of synth lines that characterized their latest release Audio, Video, Disco.

Basically, this is pretty sexy. And even your parents will dig it. Fun for the whole family.

JUSTICE – Annie Mac Minimix

We love us some Hot Pink Delorean. They’ve come through Liger’s doors a few times, and every time they bring the motherfucking ruckus!

They’re upbeat brand of electro house is exactly what we love, and their MC takes the energy up to 11. These dudes just wanna have fun, and pop bottles and bang the fuck out. No issues there.

Make sure you come out this Saturday and catch the fun.