DJ Shadow

A big and bouncy hip-hop banger for the sunshine.

Nas and DJ shadow release their "Systematic" collaboration, expected to land on the 'Silicon Valley' soundtrack.

Run the Jewels joined DJ Shadow to perform “Nobody Speak” on ‘The Tonight Show' on Tuesday.

This knocks.

EPROM lends his maniacal ear to a track from DJ Shadow and G Jones' Nite School Klik EP.

So DJ Shadow has a new EP. It's his first official release in two years and it feels like there is no better time for him to return as a lot of the bass music that is coming out these days owes an enormous debt to his early output. We live in a era where there is a generation of producers who have clearly been influenced by his work and a generation of listeners (like myself) who have been primed for this sound by spending many a night smoking lots of weed listening to Entroducing...

There's nothing that can further confirm one as being at the leading (dare I say the bleeding) edge of forward thinking American bass music than a cos

This week's selection of mixes are action-packed. We're mixing up legends in a number of different fields along with some of the freshest faces in today's electronic music scene. You already know how we do; give you some of your favorites with some of those that you need to know. Furious styles.

A few weeks ago, DJ Shadow brought his "all basses covered" sound to Diplo & Friends, giving us a cavalcade of bass music stylings in his hour-long guest mix. He mixed in a number of his own productions alongside bits from Cashmere Cat, Housemeister, Bassnectar, DJ Rashad, and many others. Proper crate digging on this one, highlighting that a great DJ doesn't need to stick to one genre to keep your ass shaking.

Nothing can be worse than the week after a long holiday weekend, but with remixes this fresh, you can handle it. Right? Reworking tracks from Magna Carta Holy Grail, Yeezus, and some of the latest in mainstream EDM, here are the best remixes from this past week.

One track that I'm loving but hadn't gotten up on the site was Machinedrum's "Eyesdontlie." There's something about the moody number, with its hypnoti