Portuguese production outfit Buraka Som Sistema has announced it has a new single up its sleeve in the form of “Hangover (BaBaBa),” and has dropped this video to prepare the masses. Featuring some nifty video editing, which turns a number of unsuspecting onlookers into rhythmic dance machines, the clip for this straight-up party anthem is exactly what you would expect—warm colors, views of (to us) foreign urban cultures, and, of course, a heavy dose of ass-shaking. The single, slated for a June 6 release on the Enchufada imprint, features the original track along with three remixes, and is said to precede a forthcoming Buraka Som Sistema album to be out sometime later this year. You can check the single’s artwork and tracklist below.

Tracklist:
1. Hangover (BaBaBa) (Original)
2. Hangover (BaBaBa) (Radio Edit)
3. Hangover (BaBaBa) (Instrumental)
4. Hangover (BaBaBa) (Tony Senghore Remix)
5. Hangover (BaBaBa) (Oui’Wack Remix)
6. Hangover (BaBaBa) (Swick Remix)

Brooklyn-based DJ/producer Brenmar has delivered the perfect combination of bouncing future beats to help you through any sort of mid-week slump, with a new mix entitled Gold Bricks. Sprinkled with a host of the man’s own productions, Brenmar showcases his absolute control of the ones and twos, as he moves seamlessly from the skittering to the smooth (and all the places in between), incorporating everything from UK and US future bass to modern R&B and even a Craig David and Destiny’s Child mash-up. You can stream/download the mix below, where you’ll also find the full tracklist. A quick warning for those listeners who find themselves at work: a strong urge to shake your ass can be expected, so please be advised. (via Fader)

Tracklist:
1. Brenmar – Stash In The Dash Intro
2. Ashanti – Fancy (Brenmar Remix)
3. Timbaland – Give It To Me Instrumental
4. Boyz II Men – If I Had One (Brenmar Edit)
5. DJ Pierre and TT The Artist – U Don’t Bang Wit Me
6. Dubbel Dutch – Fem Pressure
7. Jim-E Stack – Lemme
8. Brenmar – If U Want Me
9. Richelle – I Think Before I Act
10. Boody B – Swift
11. R Kelly – Make It Rain Remix
12. Venice Calypso – Drifting
13. Champion – Lighter (VIP Mix)
14. Brenmar – Let’s Pretend
15. T. Williams – 30 Degree
16. Cedaa – Freon
17. Brenmar – So High
18. Dark Sky – High Rise
19. Destiny’s Child vs. Craig David – What’s My Name
20. Getem – Get It In
21. DJ YayYay – Micro-Chips Instrumental
22. Brenmar – Waiting On
23. Jim Jones – Getting To The Money
24. Kelly Rowland – Motivation Instrumental

UK funky fan, bass music obsessive, and club tune champion Lil Silva has finally readied a follow-up EP to last year’s Night Skanker record for Night Slugs, a four-song release for the burgeoning Good Years label, called Patience. That EP (a couple tracks from which we’ve already heard as part of Lil Silva’s XLR8Rpodcast) drops on vinyl and digital formats this coming Monday, but we can listen to the whole thing now, thanks to FACT. Below, you can stream the four hyped-up dancefloor heaters that make up the Patience EP, including a track with vocalist and frequent SBTRKT collaborator Sampha, “On Your Own.”

Prolific multi-pseudonymed UK producer Dave Jones (a.k.a Zed Bias a.k.a. Maddslinky, pictured above) has teamed up with respected UK bass figure Steve Gurley for a collaborative 12″ for the Keysound imprint, entitled “Roll.” The two have apparently been trading musical ideas since they met back in the mid-’90s, while Gurley was making the transition from his earlier work in the jungle outfit Foul Play to the garage-style sounds he is better known for and while Jones was just beginning his path as an up-and-coming producer. Apparently, those beats and breaks the two were trading on floppy discs over a decade ago have served as the inspiration for this latest collaboration, which is said to still be very much a current slice of UK bass music, complete with “garage swing, vocoder funk, jungle rudeness, and an edginess straight out of the ‘roots of’ era dubstep.” The “Roll” 12″, whose b-side features a remix from Keysound label head Blackdown, has no specific release date set yet, but can be expected some time in late May or early June.

One of our favorite French DJ/producers working at the forefront of club music right now is young party starter Canblaster, who’s already delivered an outstanding podcast to XLR8R, and continues to wow us fresh releases, like his Clockworks EP for Nightshifters. Once again, the artist born Cédric Steffens has dropped a stellar mix of soundsystem gems, this time for Fool’s Gold‘s own podcast series. Foolcast 023 – Canblaster (pictured above) is a lengthy set of bass- and beat-centric music, with a tracklist comprised of the likes of Funkystepz, Todd Edwards, Nguzunguzu, Para One & Teki Latex, AraabMuzik, In Flagranti, Underworld, Lil Silva, and Canblaster himself, among many others. You can check out more info on the podcast, and download the whole thing, here.

The 48 hours of Teutonic madness officially known as the Berlin Festival has announced its 2011 return, slated for September 9 and 10, with a preliminary lineup that includes a solid roster of forward-thinking artists. Among the announced are acts as diverse as Hercules and Love Affair, Jimmy Edgar (pictured above), Mount Kimbie, Pantha du Prince, Diplo, HEALTH, and more. While historically taking place at the abandoned Tempelhof airfield, this year will be exceptional, in that it will be the first Berlin Festival to include all-night venues in the city center as a part of the package. Tickets, which retail for 89 euros, can be purchased here, where you’ll also find a full schedule of performers.