DJ Rell

The Brick Bandits have to be one of the most talented groups in all of dance music. It seems they have numerous levels of talent within their squad,

It seems like, since the release of the video, "Turn Down For What" has hit the mainstream hard. Hell, it even got on a Fine Bros episode. We've heard

DJ Rell keeps it pushing; we just premiered the remix of "Move That Dope" that he did with Lambo, and he hits us with a remix of Cashmere Cat's Weddin

We know, we know, we already dropped an exclusive "Move That Dope" remix earlier today. Different flex, though. Where HPNTK took it into a grimier, gr

I don't know how I can still listen to that "dick" sample. It almost feels like club producers are competing to see how they can take an existing tun

Newark's Gary Lite and DJ Rell linked to attempt the impossible. They actually made a Jersey club remix of Future's "Shit" that stands up to the sampl

New Jack Swing meets Jersey club? I'll allow it. "Poison" is a classic; any track that has lyrics like "never trust a big butt and a smile" in them is

If dance music is the sound of the youth, we figure that today's youth gets so hype off the music that DJ Rell and the entire Brick Bandits crew makes

Check DJ Rell out! Rell's come forth with a special Jersey club rework of Justin's "Don't Hold the Wall," which is taken from his The 20/20 Experience

Just days after dropping the "Flava In Ya Ear" remix, DJ Rell's back with a Jersey club rendition of Fat Joe's huge "What's Luv," featuring Ashanti's

DJ Rell's doing his thing right now, and for his latest remix, he took it back to the old days of Bad Boy. Back before Sean Combs was Diddy. Before Bi

Brick Bandits reworks on a Saturday evening? Let's go. Not too long after turning in a Jersey club remix of "Get Lucky," DJ Rell flies solo on this on

Never have I had this much dick in my life. DICKSQUAD is headed by the homies Tanner Caldwell and RaceCarBed, who are turning this brand into an incredibly reputable force within the bass music scene. They've been throwing really successful parties (the videos of the inflatable dick getting bounced around like a beachball is everything that a win represents), and really impressed me with the execution of this release. It straddles juke and club quite flawlessly.

We were totally praying for expecting Yeezus to leak, and while we imagined there would be remixes of the tracks on the album dropping the week it was officially released, we got the first bootleg about 10 hours after the leak became Internets official. Will all of the remixes be drop-dead bangers? We highly doubt it. And while we're probably shooting ourselves in the foot for even putting Yeezus remixes on the pedastal, we can't help but assume the floodgates will be opened very soon.