download: Beach Boys 'Good Vibrations' (Stanton Warriors Mix) (3404)
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320k mp3: Knowhow (Stanton Warriors Edit) - Young MC (2541)
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We featured the video for this a while ago and now we give you the exclusive 320 mp3 of the mix.

Stanton Warriors are currently in the studio hard at work on their as-yet-untitled new album and are now gaining a hefty dose of respect and cred for their remix of Rye Rye’s B-More banger, well, Bang.

Dominic B says: “It’s just a remix but it’s been going off. This mix is a taste of what we’re up to. We’ve been working with a lot of US hipster rappers and singers on the new album. For us this remix is straight up club thumping music”.

This mix perfectly showcases the Stanton sound, making it clear why DJ Mag included them in their recent list of the 50 Best Remixers Of All Time.

What the blogs are saying…

“This is a dope ass remix. Enlighten your ears”
(Fuegonomics)

“The tune speaks for itself, the STANTON WARRIORS remix of “Bang” is so sick!”
(Manalogue)

“Rye Rye’s monster track ‘Bang‘ has been floating around for some time now, but no remixer has quite made their mark on it like these two guys. Stanton Warriors are well and truly back on form right now and they’ve managed to give Rye Rye an even more infectious beat than the original.”
(Totally Twitterpated)

“You know how when 2 great things combine? Stanton Warriors + Rye Rye = the sonic equivalent of cookie dough ice cream…”
(LostInASupermarket)

“this track is absolutely killer!”
(Noise Porn)

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Here’s yet another beauty from the Stanton vaults. Born out of their live DJ set re-workings of tracks with acapellas, this heavily requested and sought after mix features the vocals from Gus Gus’ classic David over the heaviness of the original Blue as featured on their first artist album Lost Files which was packaged as a double album with Stanton Sessions Vol.2.

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Don’t forget….Stanton Sessions at Matter this friday…boom!

Kicking off at the mighty Matter super club on the 25th September, this is the Stanton’s first major gig in London this year and the line up is ridiculous. The Stanton juggernaut then roles through all the biggest and best clubs the UK has to offer before decamping to Australia and then the Far East ending up somewhere in the Americas. You can check their facebook and myspace pages for gig updates.

We stumbled upon this video for Still Here while clicking around on youtube and thought you might dig it. it also brings us nicely onto telling you about a new killa dubstep remix that is shortly to be released on Punks, by a Bournemouth and London based duo by the name of Broke DJ’s.

Check out their myspace for an exclusive listen to the mix.

Stanton’s doin their bit for french-anglo relations with this mix from 2008. Download maybe around the corner an’ all..

Knocked up in a hotel in Sydney during their recent Australian Good Vibrations tour (which saw the Stanton’s playing next to Deadmau5 and Fatboy Slim), this track was originally intended to be an intro tune only. It quickly became the biggest tune of the set and the most demanded tune from the other djs of all different persuasions. The video was knocked up on a laptop by the Stanton’s themselves and have even blended in their very own behind-the-decks camera footage. The track captures the Stantons raw energy and their ability to make dance floor bombs out of the widest genre spanning ingredients.

Another Boom Town exclusive for y’all. This is the exclusive, elusive and much requested, unreleased Stanton’s remix of Chem’s ‘Saturate’. It also includes the vocal from their ‘Hope Time’ release from Stanton Sessions Vol.2.

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Available for the first time here at Boom Town. It’s the stormin Stanton’s reworking of Frankie Valli’s ‘Beggin’. An alternative version appears on their Stanton Sessions Vol.3 release on Punks, but this is one that they play out in their sets.

Created for Stanton Sessions Vol.2…..brought to you by Boom Town.