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This is what a dystopian future sounds like.  

 A world where robots run off of the human sweat that drips on the translucent dance floor while songs that sound like this blare into everybody’s head wirelessly. And I can’t get enough of it!  

This track is a bit of deviation away from what we normally post here at The Smile Factory, but this track is a big deviation from what rising star k?d does from his normal as well.  

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Stumbled across this Gem today: a smooth, bouncy & happy remix of The Migos’ “Bad & Boujee” by TRILLI.   

This is A+ production from someone with such a low follower count & we gave it 5 smiles! 

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Another gem from the why you delete? page, oshi blessed the timeline for a few days with a kaaris - charge remix. 

Basically at this point, you can’t be a producer without a charge remix. So many artists have dropped insane remixes of Charge that I’m waiting for a josh pan mega mix of it. 

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Straight from the why you delete? soundcloud page, which is definitely a must follow for everybody into beat music, is quickly, quickly’s “wassup”. 

The only flute melody I’ve ever heard better than this is straight from the man Ron Burgundy himself. Lace that with some nice smooth chords and a tastefully saturated bass, and you’ve got quickly, quickly’s newest track. 

Be sure to give us a follow on SoundCloud and a Like on Facebook if you want to keep the factory pumping out these smiles! 

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Autograf is, without a doubt, one of my favorite groups in music today. Their tracks are sure to get me smiling on the long drive home from work, and by the time, I’m almost home, the shoulders might be shimmying.    

Their newest track, featuring Nate Dogg’s verse from Next Episode, is no different. I’m on my second listen as I write this and have been shoulder-neck dancing on the couch the whole time. 

Big Smiles on this one! 

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Stumbled onto this gem of a track this morning by knapsack that had me smiling as soon as the synths hit. 

Future bass vibes with some smooth chords and beautiful piano work on this one! 

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Nothing but smiles on the drop of this bass heavy remix of Nervo’s Anywhere You Go by duumu! 

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Few people have had the year that Quix has had. 

With monster remixes of the biggest names in trap like Carmack, Skrillex & TroyBoi under his belt, the explosive producer from New Zealand capped off his 2016 with this INSANE remix of Bok Nero - No Problems.   

 The drop on this baby is full cheese worthy. Lets see those smiles! 

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Oh shit waddup!

It’s dat Yugi Boi back with “Hold UP”.

Banging kicks, some smooth LFO’d synths, and a few to-die-for bridges essentially sum up any Yugi Boi track and Hold Up is no different!

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Smile Factory favorite Manila Killa comes through with this stunning remix of Big Wild’s Invincible.  

Heavy vibes on this one! 

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Taking a break from his usual grimy, dark trap stylings, Dabow is back with an absolutely beautiful track featuring Anuka. 

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Stumbled onto this smile inducing remix of Gigamesh’s History by Robotaki last night and just had to share it right away.

Might want to make sure you brushed today, because this one is full smile worthy!

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Featuring some slamming 808s and off-kilter drum work, Y4NN’s ur body is a beautiful remix to Justin Timberlake’s classic. 

Check the smooth Roberto Roena sample in this one, and be sure to follow our SoundCloud for more smile inducing tracks! 

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Here’s Smile Factory favorite, Grynpyret, with the absolutely beautiful “Kites”. 

Scoot on over to our SoundCloud page for excellence like this and more! Don’t forget to follow us while you’re there! 

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Welcome to the Smile Factory! 

We will be supplying you with the happiest sounds in future bass, trap and house music for your enjoyment and ours!