Popping-up in lifestyle magazines and coming off the tip of every music nerd’s tongue after a decade-plus hiding in the city’s nightlife, everybody’s finally talking Baltimore Club Music. Those spastic dance beats and terse samples now have spread through the city and county and into surrounding states and finally, the globe. You’ve heard about it, now you’re ready for the real thing.

Meet “Bmore Club” O.G, DJ Excel. He’ll be your Club tour guide.

Since his first release in 1995, and into the new decade with his web-savvy label Bmore Original, Excel’s been broadcasting club music through singles, remixes (or “re-fixes” as he calls them), and even downloads and radio shows. His Obama-themed “That’s What a Pimp Does” had the blogs talking and won Baltimore City Paper’s 2008 “song of the year” and he keeps that momentum up with “Bounce”.

A two-minute sprint of hipster rap and hardcore club music, “Bounce” is based on Kid Cudi’s hit single, but Excel wraps shout-out samples around those paranoid synths and slowly but surely buries the whole thing beneath layers of Bmore Club breaks, to make something oddly familiar and wholly new at the same time.

Two Bonus Tracks included:

Nothing short of epic, “Bmore A.D.D” sends you on an eleven-minute sonic trip through pretty much every conceivable style of Club music and then some. It’s a history lesson in the form of an undeniable club banger. And don’t forget Excel’s skillful, even more electro “re-fix” of Kayne’s sad-sack hit from the fall.

DJ EXCEL - BOUNCE

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For more info visit www.bmoreoriginal.com
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For management contact Timmy Grins grins@breakneckroad.com
Myspace: www.myspace.com/djexcelclubtraxxx