Very few tracks these days can have such a great effect on the crowd to where people are immediately running up to the dj and asking for a song id. Destroy Disco has created one of these “must have songs” and its called “fly or bounce“.

Destroy Disco is a trio of djs from Sydney, Australia. While they have a long history as djs they have less than a few years as producers. It didn’t stop “fly or bounce” from being one of the hottest tracks around with crappy camera phone recordings of the tune popping up all over you tube. It even got the remix treatment from Laidback Luke and frequent plays by malente and crookers just to name a few. It is a crucial track for summer. It crosses fidget with enough elements of big room house to make a great crossover track and flexible enough to play at Pacha and crobar to studio b and cinespace.

And now we’re in luck because the track was officially released on June 18th on Secure Recordings packed with some heavy duty remixes by Jokers of The Scene, Bart Bmore, RogerSeventytwo and kruh.

And its available now through beatport for you to purchase and enjoy. Click here or here. Rest assured that it is worth every cent of your money, with the original track being amazing and the remixes are even more crucial. My personal favorite being a tie between the Jokers of The Scene remix and the Bart Bmore remix. The whole thing just creates a great excitement for the future of Destroy Disco.

And to celebrate the release of this monumental record, the Destroy Disco boys sent Trash Menagerie some tracks as a thank you to all their fans.

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Destroy Disco – Ready for the Floor

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Destroy Disco – Hello

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