Our friends from Breakdown are pretty pumped these days as their latest remix soars across the globe driving its dirty but very accessible bassline through each of our bosoms. This Daft Punk rework comes at an all too perfect time as we near the arrival of “Tron: Legacy.”

Daft Punk – Derezzed (Breakdown Remix)

In less than a couple weeks, the song has over 30,000 plays and 8,000 downloads. Meanwhile Paul Oakenfold has requested a special version of it for his own live sets!

What’s more is that the generous Breakdown brothers are giving it all away for free, just like their other recent tracks. Check ‘em all out while you’re here, and keep your eyes peeled for a Breakdown show in the Bay Area over these next few months.

The Dance Party – Pretty Girl (Breakdown Remix)

Nas & Damian Marley – As We Enter (Breakdown Remix)

Breakdown – Pet Monster (Original Mix)

A staple of the South African fidget house scene, Nick Supply has always delivered the goods with some of the cleanest, juiciest fidget on this planet. He began owning the scene at 17, and he now seems to be casually kicking ass with each new release. He first caught my attention a couple years ago with “Hizniz” when Stupid Fresh remixed it, then “Phat Jak” when WoNK and Aquilaganja remixed it, and then I came across “Guava Mouth,” and the addiction of shouting “man eating iguana” kicked in.

Here’s a remix of his that I’ve been listening to lately. It’s certainly some dirty ass fidget, but it’s got this really soulful power behind it.

Get Stellar – The Moment (Nick Supply Weapon2 Remix)

This next track has been one of my absolute favorites during the past year and a half. I used to listen it all the time on a mix CD in my girlfriend’s car but could never figure out who it was. I should have known… the one and only Nick Supply, “SA’s booty bass legend-in-the-making preaching fidget as ‘the way!’”

Lars Moston – So Sick (Nick Supply’s Remix)

Now go show NS some Beatport love!

I just got my hands on some Chill Pill portable speakers. I’ve been out with them few times, and for their size, they can blow it up! Perfect for the park or some on-the-go music sesh’s, these guys pack a 6-hour battery and internal wiring so your always good to-go. They collapse down small enough to fit in your pocket, and best of all they only cost 40$. Grab them here.

I recently found information of Native-Instruments releasing a Traktor specific controller, due mid February 2010. I also found this sweet video of Richie Hawtin using them live @ Saturday Adventure Club! MMM sexy controllerism, and he’s using Maschine live too!

And Native-Instruments with a little tech info: