The Twelves are Brazil’s answer to Daft Punk – we can confirms this, as we caught the duo for the first ever DJ set in Manchester a few months ago at the dinky little club Mint Lounge, under Manchester’s trendy Northern Quarter and they were amazing.

Great mixing of classic tracks all by a guy on a rather old looking laptop using a mouse of all things and the other guy on keyboards, making drum noises – all very bizarre, probably why it sounded so great.

They’ve already done an Essential mix and came to prominence with amazing edits of classic tracks, including their own version of Air’s “Sexy Boy”, Daft Punk’s “Da Funk” to name a but a few and of course their remix of MIA’s “Boyz”.

We have a DJ set they performed in their hometown of Rio de Janeiro – now there are many mixes floating around the inter web, but we think this might be the highest quality we have found so far. And you can download for free. Shhhh just don’t tell anyone, in fact tell everyone because it’s sweet.

The Twelves – DJ Session in Rio de Janeiro 2010 from R.fm at Letsmix.com.

Grab here.

Our favourite four-legged friend is back on remixing duties and has produced another fantastic remix, this time of Royksopp’s ‘This must be it’.

Featuring another great vocal from Swedish singing sensation Fever Ray – it’s well worth a listen.

Rex The Dog is a project by Jake Williams formerly of JX. He has been a rising star ever since he took at monthly residency at London’s newest club Matter.

You can see Rex performing at the 3D-Disco on Saturday 10 October at Matter.

Rex will be projecting his infectious cartoons on the Matter’s new media server in glorious 3D.

After recently posting the Rex the dog remix of Fever Ray’s ”Triangle Walks’ we have now got the Tiga remix.

Karin Andersson is the lead singer for Swedish band the Knife, but she is now pursueing a solo career - the remix is a quite agressive take on the song with Tiga not holding back.

Karin Elisabeth Dreijer Andersson is the lead vocalist for The Knife with her blrother olof Dreijer. Andersson released her debut album under the name Fever Ray in 2009.

Her vocal style is very distinct with both shrill and distorted deep tones, combined with her distinctinve accent and the use of pitch-shifting makes for quite singer.

If this remix isn’t to your liking then try the Rex’s below.