#jus now

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Jus Now & Dismantle feat. Busy Signal – “Fire (Spotie)” (2018)

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Jus Now & Dismantle - Fire (Spotie) [Major Lazer Remix] Feat. Busy Signal.

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Jus Now & Dismantle ft Busy Signal – Fire (Spotie)

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Jus Now - Dun D Place (SNØW Remix) by FEEL UP RECORDS Two musically-rich regions: Port of Spain, Trinidad and Bristol, United Kingdom have the DJ/producer duo known as Jus Now as their unofficial musical ambassadors. While known through international music circles as cross-cultural beatsmiths signed to Feel Up Records (founded by Jillionaire of Major Lazer), Jus Now is continuing to build their global-minded brand through the Way Up Remixes. Jus Now’s newest offering, out today, is a compilation of reworked songs from this February’s Way Up EP, plus a remix of the title track from their Alone EP. Jus Now turned to their extended family of producers representing Tokyo, London, and New York to add a new layer to their catalogue. Part2Style, a Japanese sound system, remixed “Dun D Place,” the single from Way Up featuring Stylo G. The “Dun D Place” video, directed by Tom Swindell, featured some of Tokyo’s dancehall queens and influential figures in their nightlife scene directly influenced by the Caribbean. “I think the most important aspect to Jus Now is cultural exchange,” said Sam Interface one-half of Jus Now. “I feel like in this day and age there is so much anger and fear mongering in the mainstream media about people from other parts of the world and their cultural differences. We need to embrace each other’s differences, learn about them and celebrate them,” he added in an interview with Pigeons and Planes where Jus Now gave an exclusive preview of their Road Man Remix. Sly One from Bristol, is a fellow Bristol drum and bass collective who bring their rolling procession of thumps and whistle sound effects to “Way Up,” that mirrors Jus Now’s uptempo party vibe. When Jus Now’s LAZAbeam turned to Russian classical music to inspire the original Way Up EP, the Trinidadian percussion master and Sam Interface continue to push the envelope through their eclectic network of producers.

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Jus Now - Dun D Place (Part2Style Remix) by FEEL UP RECORDS Two musically-rich regions: Port of Spain, Trinidad and Bristol, United Kingdom have the DJ/producer duo known as Jus Now as their unofficial musical ambassadors. While known through international music circles as cross-cultural beatsmiths signed to Feel Up Records (founded by Jillionaire of Major Lazer), Jus Now is continuing to build their global-minded brand through the Way Up Remixes. Jus Now’s newest offering, out today, is a compilation of reworked songs from this February’s Way Up EP, plus a remix of the title track from their Alone EP. Jus Now turned to their extended family of producers representing Tokyo, London, and New York to add a new layer to their catalogue. Part2Style, a Japanese sound system, remixed “Dun D Place,” the single from Way Up featuring Stylo G. The “Dun D Place” video, directed by Tom Swindell, featured some of Tokyo’s dancehall queens and influential figures in their nightlife scene directly influenced by the Caribbean. “I think the most important aspect to Jus Now is cultural exchange,” said Sam Interface one-half of Jus Now. “I feel like in this day and age there is so much anger and fear mongering in the mainstream media about people from other parts of the world and their cultural differences. We need to embrace each other’s differences, learn about them and celebrate them,” he added in an interview with Pigeons and Planes where Jus Now gave an exclusive preview of their Road Man Remix. Sly One from Bristol, is a fellow Bristol drum and bass collective who bring their rolling procession of thumps and whistle sound effects to “Way Up,” that mirrors Jus Now’s uptempo party vibe. When Jus Now’s LAZAbeam turned to Russian classical music to inspire the original Way Up EP, the Trinidadian percussion master and Sam Interface continue to push the envelope through their eclectic network of producers.

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Jus Now - Dun D Place (Team Salut Remix) by FEEL UP RECORDS Two musically-rich regions: Port of Spain, Trinidad and Bristol, United Kingdom have the DJ/producer duo known as Jus Now as their unofficial musical ambassadors. While known through international music circles as cross-cultural beatsmiths signed to Feel Up Records (founded by Jillionaire of Major Lazer), Jus Now is continuing to build their global-minded brand through the Way Up Remixes. Jus Now’s newest offering, out today, is a compilation of reworked songs from this February’s Way Up EP, plus a remix of the title track from their Alone EP. Jus Now turned to their extended family of producers representing Tokyo, London, and New York to add a new layer to their catalogue. Part2Style, a Japanese sound system, remixed “Dun D Place,” the single from Way Up featuring Stylo G. The “Dun D Place” video, directed by Tom Swindell, featured some of Tokyo’s dancehall queens and influential figures in their nightlife scene directly influenced by the Caribbean. “I think the most important aspect to Jus Now is cultural exchange,” said Sam Interface one-half of Jus Now. “I feel like in this day and age there is so much anger and fear mongering in the mainstream media about people from other parts of the world and their cultural differences. We need to embrace each other’s differences, learn about them and celebrate them,” he added in an interview with Pigeons and Planes where Jus Now gave an exclusive preview of their Road Man Remix. Sly One from Bristol, is a fellow Bristol drum and bass collective who bring their rolling procession of thumps and whistle sound effects to “Way Up,” that mirrors Jus Now’s uptempo party vibe. When Jus Now’s LAZAbeam turned to Russian classical music to inspire the original Way Up EP, the Trinidadian percussion master and Sam Interface continue to push the envelope through their eclectic network of producers.