You’re not supposed to choose favorites, but Smalltown DJ’s return to Dirtybird with “Only You”, a song we’re trying really hard not to use the ‘f’ word for. The guys created something that hits on all levels - a beautifully crafted piece of music filled with emotion and an equal amount of energy that is really special.

“I Don’t Want A Lot”, except a banger with some fun vocals and the return of Gene Farris, Sage Armstrong to Dirtybird, and the Basura Boyz to make their debut on the label. Is that too much to ask?

Shaded returns to Dirtybird and proves Bad can actually be damn Good. “Bad Boy” is the wickedly good track from the LA native with some driving funk and a lot of character. Definitely one that will be in the bag for a while.

We’re welcoming to the nest with open arms, Juos, who makes his DIRTYBIRD debut with “WTF”. The Los Angeles based producer has made a name for himself by crafting captivating beats, and infusing traditional Latin elements with rhythmic innovation. His music is already in the bags of heavyweights like Diplo, John Summit, Cloonee, Acraze, Dombresky, Wax Motif, and many more, and we know “WTF” will be right there next to them.

This ain't their first rodeo. In fact, Smalltown DJs have been featured guests on this show twice already. But this time it's to celebrate the release of their anthemic new single "Only You" -- which has dropped on Dirtybird Records just in time to take over the summer festival season.

One more to round out Dirybird Radio's "I Don't Want A Lot" trilogy! LA-based producer, DJ and party on two feet Sage Armstrong packs in a full set of beats and basslines to celebrate his latest Dirtybird release with Gene Farris and Basura Boyz.

Chicago house music stalwart flock fam for life, Gene Farris joins an episode of Dirtybird Radio with a set packed with some of his own dancefloor rockers and secret weapons including his new Dirtybird single "I Don't Want A Lot" with Basura Boyz and Sage Armstrong.

Basura Boyz brings some fire to Dirtybird Radio to heat things up for the release of his new single with Sage Armstrong and Gene Farris. His signature sound, characterized by driving basslines and rhythms with an influence from the classic Chicago house sound, is on full display with a set full of fresh tunes and ID's to get your body jacking.