UK DJ/producer duo Riddim Commission, comprised of Marco Del Horno and Swerve, have amassed millions of plays and streams thanks to their infectious blend of house, garage, and grime elements.
From viral originals singles like “Ho! Riddim” Ft. P Money, to official remixes for Drake and Iggy Azalea, to all-star collaborations with artists like Eve, Riddim Commission have checked all the boxes to establish themselves as tastemakers within the scene. Looking ahead to the duo’s next chapter, they’re gearing up for the highly anticipated release of their debut album in early 2017 and an EP coming in the final weeks of 2016.
Before all that, Riddim Commission are tiding us over with a little treat- a bootleg remix of Rae Sremmurd’s “Black Beatles.” The Billboard Hot 100 #1 gets a four-on-the-floor flip from Riddim Commission as they rework it from hip-hop chart topper to a bonafide house anthem. The combo of a punchy bassline, racing tempo, kick drum, and synth, transform the track into something completely distinctive from the original mix and an ideal pick for peak hour club play. Better yet, this one is also being given away as a free download.
Pick up your copy of the “Black Beatles” remix here, and stay tuned for further announcements on Riddim Commission’s upcoming EP due next week.
