As a part of their Jeffrees series, featuring more lesser-known, up-and-coming acts, Mad Decent has released a new EP that puts a Christmas spin on some of the more popular Jeffrees tracks of 2013 entitled A Very Decent Christmas. 

Tracks include a “Jingle Bells” version of “Bird Machine” by DJ Snake and Alesia, a “Frosty the Snowman” version of Diplo‘s “Express Yourself,” and a “Deck The Halls” version of Juyen Subulba’s “Super Jam.” The EP as a whole is somewhat cheesy but brings a warm, holiday feel to some of the dirtiest electronic tracks of the year.

Mad Decent Presents A Very Decent Christmas

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From Mad Decent:

Crunch, Crunch…Crunch, Crunch…. What’s that on the roof? Is it a burglar or a vagrant? A vacuum salesman or a Sasquatch? Damn look, it’s Santa on his sleigh with Kraang and the faded Jeffree’s mascot tossing out Christmas dub plates for the entire land. I think it’s safe to say that here at Mad Decent we caught the christmas spirit hard this year.

We  went all out and had our biggest tunes remixed by the artists themselves xmas-style for your pleasure.  Laid out here are some serious  xmas re-imaginings from Diplo, DJ Snake, Gent & Jawns, Juyen Sebulba, Astronomar and Kennedy Jones.  Also on the original side of thing, Vjuan Allure gives us a vogued out reindeer stomper with “RUDE OFF 2013” and Mitch Murder unleashes a fireside roasted chestnut R&B ballad with help from Santell.

Download “Bird Machine” [Jingle Bell Version] right here, and purchase the entire A Very Decent Christmas on iTunes here. You can also sign up for Mad Decent Premium for the WAV files right here.

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French duo Alesia have officially released their newest EP, Andrea, on OWSLA Records. The two first hit the EDM scene with their smash hit, “Bird Machine,” which blew up so much it was even featured in a Target commercial. 

Alesia claims to be a genre-less group (“We make music, fuck a genre. If it’s good, it’s good”), and their EP continues to deliver that message. Andrea is packed with a wide variety of different EDM genres. From trap-like breakdowns to dark and funky Gesaffelstein-like bass lines, this EP is a whirlwind of creepy electronic fun.

 Alesia — Andrea EP

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Alesia — Andrea Music Video

Alesia made their first US appearances this year at Electric Zoo in New York City and TomorrowWolrd in Atlanta, but their songs have been heard in festivals from artists like Dog Blood and other OWSLA favorites. After this release, it’s a sure thing you’ll be seeing big things from these two.

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