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Friday, February 5, 2010 at 6:17AM In The Mix: The Infadels
Based on early reviews, 2010 promises to be a banner year for the British Indie Electro pop stars, the Infadels. The band is expected to unveil a bold new club-oriented direction, which has been spearheaded by Producer/DJ extraordinaire Alex Metric (past remix credits have included Bloc Party, La Roux and Phoenix).
Thursday, February 4, 2010 at 11:15AM 1. 
Wiley – Never Be Your Woman (Jaymo & Andy Vocal Remix) The fabulous production duo of BBC’s Jaymo & Andy George have reconstructed this Caribbean dub hip-hop rap tune into a monster rock n’ rave club record that’s filled with a frenetic mixture of acid baselines, hard-driven synths and a mind-numbing electro house backbeat. The most impressive element behind this reproduction is that the new mix blends in perfectly with the gripping core vocals of Grime/Drum N’ Bass rapper Wiley and seductively soulful chorus by Emeili Sande. This should be an instantaneous sensation at area night clubs around town. Watch for a bold interview with both Jaymo & Andy on SkyTram in the not so distant future. [Release TBA]
Friday, January 29, 2010 at 9:47AM In The Mix: Tom Staar
Multitalented UK DJ/Producer Tom Staar could be one of the top names in the Indie Electronic dance scene. Earlier this month, SkyTram debuted an exclusive DJ set that incorporates an ear-candy array of house music, hard techno and space-age electronica that has impacted his own discography. In 2009, Staar received enormous hype on BBC Radio 1 and Annie Mac’s weekly program. He bases most of his music influences on many top artists such as Crookers, Prodigy, Erol Alken and Erasure. In addition to remixing big names like Basement Jaxx, Tom is warping through space and time, delivering first-rate remixes of emerging talent like We Have Band and Fenech-Soler.
Thursday, January 28, 2010 at 3:00PM 
Fresh off their massive, high-octane remixes of Major Lazer and Miike Snow's Black & Blue, Savage Skulls return with a heavy beat-driven remix of Snow's third single, Silvia, that bridges the gap between dubstep and grime-music influences. This Swedish group's rework had its recent debut on Jaymo & Andy's BBC radio program and they have delivered an exclusive stream of their latest reincarnation of Snow's new single. SkyTram has a full-length interview in the works with Carli Lof and Man Glaesar. For now, enjoy this awesome preview of their mix that blends in a splendid array of wobbly baselines, trip hop drum loops and multivocal effects. This is a guaranteed club floor classic in the making.
Miike Snow-Silvia (Savage Skulls & Tony Senghore Remix)