Our Time

*The format of this post is going to be a little different, as it's actually not quite meant for Loose Lips (though I'm including it here anyway). It's my first post for Campus Gossip, which is trying to change itself from a purely gossip-based website to more of a college-interest online magazine. I'm going to be writing for them in the music section. Check it out.

Attention: fratstars, sororstitues, GDIs, and everybody who has ever just really liked to party. Here, to start your year off right, is your anthem for the 2010-2011 school year. We only have a year and a half left until the end of the world (2012 oh no), so we better do it right.

It’s called Our Time. It’s by a relatively new DJ duo called Ocelot. They’re two guys split between the UK and Austin, TX, a place that knows a thing or two about partying—UT was just voted Playboy magazine’s #1 party school. It’s unfortunate that this track could never be played on mainstream radio (you’ll understand why as soon as you hear it), because it has the potential to become a college anthem as big as Asher Roth’s “I Love College” which was oh-so-popular last year. The thing is though, “I Love College” sucked. This song will blow your face off.

Right Click to Download: Our Time—Ocelot


It’s going to build, and you’re not going to really be able to understand what the voice is saying because of all the modulation until 3:04. Wait until 3:04. I know, three minutes and four seconds is kind of a long time to wait to get to the meat. But I repeat, WAIT UNTIL 3:04.

Did you wait? Do you hear it? Yes, you're hearing it correctly. The lyrics are:

We’re gonna get drunk, and we’re gonna get down.
We’re gonna take drugs, and we’re gonna get fucked.
And we’re gonna do it all tonight, and we’re gonna make it out alive.
That’s right we are. Welcome back to school.
Party on, this is our time.

Bonus: If you like your party songs with a dirty drop in the middle (at about 2:04), download Bird Peterson’s remix of this song.

Right Click to Download: Our Time (Bird Peterson Remix)—Ocelot