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this interview is kind of old, but CLASSIC....sometimes interviews don't always go as planned.
Limited Edition TV interviews Busy P, head of Ed Banger Records. HILARIOUS.
As you can see here, sometimes the language barrier can cause very awkward (entertaining nonetheless) moments.
Click here for their full blog post: http://blog.coolcats.fr/
The best interview ever...i promise.
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"Two Circles is the creation of Detroit to San Francisco transplants Cullen Miller and Simple. With this 10th release, Simple showcases his dubby, experimental tracks, which gives a glimpse into the young producer’s thoughts, inspirations and own personal creativity. With roots in minimal, techno, jazz, acoustic and anything involving experimentation with electronic music, it’s refreshing to see how far Simple has come in just a short time" via Archive.org
To listen/download use link above"Two Circles is the creation of Detroit to San Francisco transplants Cullen... more
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"Talk about worlds colliding, this month’s Keep Watch comes courtesy of Congorock, and fuses together every conceivable genre in electronic music to create a sound all it’s own. Completely balanced, it’s a perfect mix to kick off spring and summer with, featuring a range of the biggest tracks from the darker side of the spectrum to the poppy, lighter side of things. Here’s a forty minute look into what’s happening in Italy’s underground Dance scene.
Citing influences from Dubsided to Capcom, Congorock blends together a range of styles to create his own brand of effervescent house. Originally from the southern town of Lecce, Congorock now calls Milan home, and his music is very rapidly crossing borders worldwide. Having recently released his first EP for Fool’s Gold “Runark”, Congorock joins the ranks with Crookers and Bloody Beetroots at the top of Italy’s burgeoning electronic scene." via Mishka NYC
Download (http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?1oewegdqon1)"Talk about worlds colliding, this month’s Keep Watch comes courtesy of... more
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New York City's own bass heavy club music champions, the Trouble and Bass crew, deliver the goods on this latest installment of the Scion CD Sampler series.
"Acid Jacks - Crazy Legs! : Acid Jacks lives up to his moniker on this track without question. Straight up house and acid, no chaser. A very accessible dancefloor track certain to please House devotees, Electro fans, & even possibly some kid's aunt who's never heard a club track. 126BPM
Udachi - Jellyroll : Udachi is becoming a force to be reckoned with. This track is one example. It's one of his more half-time, Dub-steppy outings without question, but one gets the feeling Udachi would probably kill a track in any heavy synth bass sub-genre. The track is rife with "oh snap!" moments on the bass synth trickery alone, but you need look no further than the first 45 seconds of the track to know... this guy actually listens to and understands original Dub music. 127BPM
AC Slater - Calm Down : With a handful of nods to the almighty drum and bass genre, AC Slater delivers a seriously heavy exercise in Dubstep pugilism. Leaving the downbeat open on most measures (which AC does to great effect in this piece) is highly recommended to seekers of the funk. Manly vocals are doubleplusgood. 139/69.5BPM" via LA Friendly
Listen and Download at linkNew York City's own bass heavy club music champions, the Trouble and Bass crew,... more
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JaZzstePpa is the first live dubstep band, and they are from the UK/Berlin. The four original band members (BarbiE: Trombone, MC, effects. Mathieu Pe: Trumpet, Effects. Fred: Laptop, Noise. ShmueL!: Dj) managed to create a unique sound using their experience as live jazz musicians combined with their ongoing involvement with bass-heavy dance-floor music.
This video is a jazzed up/dub version of Passion Pit's "Sleepyhead"...
Myspace: http://www.myspace.com/jazzsteppa
Website: http://jazzsteppa.co.uk/jazzsteppa.htmlJaZzstePpa is the first live dubstep band, and they are from the UK/Berlin. The four... more
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Straight from Mad Decent..."Boys Noize’s remix of Black Eyed Peas hit the webs last week, but we got the exclusive demo version with different 4×4 outro, diff synths and Will.I.am namedropping Boys Noize n talkn bout how he’s the black Max Headroom, hahaha."
Listen and download at link aboveStraight from Mad Decent..."Boys Noize’s remix of Black Eyed Peas hit the... more
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As far as supergroups go, we're not really that about it (megalomaniacs rarely work well together), but we've been itching to hear Cubic Zirconia's new stuff for months. The power quartet that is vocalist Tiombe Lockhart, Nick Hook (of Drop the Lime band), Todd Weinstock (ex-Glassjaw!) and Daud Sturdivant (empath, every band needs one) granted our wishes over the weekend while we were BBQing by dropping this little video heatrock on us. To amp the awesome, they also offered a stream of "Fuck Work"'s killer Dam-Funk remix, coming from their EP out June 22. We sense a summer mantra...As far as supergroups go, we're not really that about it (megalomaniacs rarely... more
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Here is Mr. Hudson's video of "Paranoid" off his debut album Straight No Chaser. The sexy Rihanna, does some interpretive dancing and suggestive theater in this video that just showed up on Mr. World Premiere after it was actually world premiered at the Def Jam Spring Preview and then officially world premiered all over the internet. Good video and definately worth it...Here is Mr. Hudson's video of "Paranoid" off his debut album Straight... more
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A new mix inspired by their recent trip to China, is Sleepy & Boo's "Where Today Becomes Tomorrow" via Twitter. Sporting a tropical vibe, the mix pumps an electo boogie pulse and a plethera of dance tracks that will bring on the early morning light.
Download at link aboveA new mix inspired by their recent trip to China, is Sleepy & Boo's... more
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the Hiram Social Club (West Atlanta) presents their SPRING FLING MIXTAPE 2009 mixed by Destin Jacobus, Resident DJ. Download for free and enjoy a mix including:
The Clash, Death From Above 1979, New Young Pony Club, The Ting Tings, Radio 4, Bloc Party, The Hives, James Pants, Tommie Sunshine, Britney Spears, Tommy Sparks, Mystery Jets and more!
Find out more at:
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www.myspace.com/impakt_recordingsthe Hiram Social Club (West Atlanta) presents their SPRING FLING MIXTAPE 2009 mixed by... more
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Mr. Oizo was *the* sound of 1999, so what better way to bring it right bang up to date, than to give it a 16Bit remix. Not sure who 16Bit is, no neither was I until a month ago.
He produced a tune that sampled a chainsaw that also shook dubstep clubs up and down the country, but it was only after he arrived on Kissy Sell Out's radio show that the world started taking notice.
The guys over at the Fat! club have tracked them down to find out a bit more and offer up the 16Bit and Kissy Sell Out remixes of that infamous Levi's track.
16 Bit remix: http://bit.ly/KS9Gk
Kissy Remix: http://bit.ly/2loLlxMr. Oizo was *the* sound of 1999, so what better way to bring it right bang up to... more
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This Flash-based sequencer is so awesome. I love that there are so many of these gadgets now.This Flash-based sequencer is so awesome. I love that there are so many of these... more
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I am sooooo happy that we've come to this stage of the internet, where things like this exist.
You have to Download the latest version of Flash to use this.I am sooooo happy that we've come to this stage of the internet, where things... more
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Now when you say The O2, drum and bass might not be up there with the music you’d associate with it, probably more Michael Jackson and Prince, but how wrong you’d be…
After the sad and unexpected closure of their residency at Heaven and following on from the phenomenal success of Ram@Matter, it was time for one of drum and bass’ leading labels to step up to the plate and host their own party. And my gosh, what a party!
Last Friday saw half of London and their Gran descend on the O2’s new superclub, Matter, for Hospital Records’ maiden voyage into the deepest realms of East London.
Topping the line up was Brazilian DJ, DJ Marky, who’s renowned for whipping the crowd into a frenzy with his energetic mixing and insane scratching (http://tinyurl.com/b9x5sd) and he certainly didn’t disappoint, dropping both classic and brand new dubs to the already heaving dancefloor.
It wasn’t all just about Room 1 either, the Dubstep lineup in Room 2 was massive as well, with Benga, Loefah and Tayo all spinning. Tayo’s selection was heavy as always and Benga did his usual thing; smashing the place up with rapid mixes and a stack of dubplates that make you feel like your bowels could drop at any minute.
High Contrast stepped up after Marky with a typical HC mix, rolling vocals, a few electro-disco nuggets and quite possibly what I’d say is gonna be one of this year’s biggest remixes, a relick of La Roux’s ‘In for the Kill.’ Such a heavy tune I even updated my Twitter! (http://twitter.com/mattbrawn/status/1291315954)
Next up to the decks in Room 1 was Hospital Records CEO, Tony Colman (aka London Elektricity) who smashed through the upcoming Hospital (and sister label Med School) releases with ease. ‘Synth Geek’ by Randomer made the piston-injected bass sensitive dancefloor feel like a Japanese earthquake, but not quite as much as when he switched up the dance, dropping the now infamous Dubstep remix of TC’s ‘Where’s My Money?’ Gun salutes and ‘braps’ in abundance, Mr London Elektricity then turned it on its head, slamming ‘Printer Jam’ by Mistabishi in. (Check out the single’s video as featured in Current Virals here: http://tinyurl.com/b8gc85)
At 4:15, Cyantific stepped up and things started to get proper heavy. Tearing through tracks like a man possessed, it’d be fair to say Cyantific tore the roof (and supporting walls) off of Matter. He definitely gave the bass-wobbling dancefloor a good pounding, double dropping tunes like Logisitic’s ‘Toy Town’ and his own remix of ‘Disconnected,’ much to mine and the crowd’s enjoyment.
The night ended (rather hazily) with the Bristol boys from Full Cycle, Krust and Die, splitting the remaining time between them. Krust rolled through some industrial tech that could make grown men cry and nearly made my knees gave way, with Die laying down his trademark wobble right across Matter.
I’ll definitely be hitting up the next Hospitality @ Matter. Yes, it’s a pain in the arse to get to, yes it’s a pain in the arse to get home from, but so worth it!
Hospitality @ Matter matters. Fact.Now when you say The O2, drum and bass might not be up there with the music... more
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The people from the Coachella Festival now have a digital magazine that came out ealier today. Inside they mention some new bands to the line up..... Chemical Brothers, The Orb, Etienne de Crecy, Devendra Banhart and the Murder City Devils.The people from the Coachella Festival now have a digital magazine that came out... more
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Well, not so much the jungle but The Eden Project in Cornwall.
Reports confirm that this year's South West Drum and Bass Awards are to be held at the Eden Project, the first gig of its kind to be played at the venue.
"We are taking over the whole site, creating four different arena’s for different styles of music. It’s an early start but this type of event won’t be happening again this year so easily falls into the ‘must attend’ category." they tell us.
On the line up is Andy C, Grooverider and Krafty Kuts, but the kids can only party in the biodomes until 9pm.
Still, jungle in the jungle = \0/Well, not so much the jungle but The Eden Project in Cornwall.
Reports confirm that... more
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Dance music pioneers Kraftwerk, UK legends Massive Attack, nu-rave kids the Klaxons and Sarkozy's favourite band, MGMT, are all set to headline this year's Bestival.
Taking part on the Isle of Wight from 11th - 13th September, Bestival is the festival curated by Rob da Bank, and quite frankly, I'm ashamed I still haven't been.
This year is going to see me finally fix up my ways and head to the little white isle...
Here's the full lineup, it looks pretty sick.
Michael Nyman :: The Beat :: Squarepusher :: Future Sound Of London :: Friendly Fires :: Florence And The Machine :: Bjorn Again :: Little Boots :: Fujiya & Miyagi :: dan le sac Vs Scroobius Pip :: Passion Pit :: Ebony Bones :: Beardyman :: Kitty Daisy & Lewis :: VV Brown :: Chase & Status :: Boy 8 Bit :: The Cuban Brothers :: Dub Pistols :: Golden Silvers :: Free Peace :: Rusko :: Metronomy :: Goldie Lookin’ Chain :: James Yuill :: Buraka Som Sistema :: Altern 8 :: Major Lazer :: Peggy Sue :: Eat Static :: 65 Days Of Static :: Bastila :: Sportsday Megaphone :: Kid Carpet :: The Ghost :: Heartbreak :: Hockey :: Fake Bush :: Introducing :: Alessi's Ark :: Blindfold :: Bloco Electro :: Blue Roses :: Pivot :: Chew Lips :: Efterklang :: Goodbye Stereo :: Pole :: Napoleon IIIrd :: It Hugs Back :: Joe Gideon & The Shark :: Orkestra Del Sol :: Frightened Rabbit
plus more still to be announced...
& DJs:
Diplo presents The Mad Decent Soundsystem :: Fabio & Grooverider :: Rob da Bank :: Zane Lowe :: Annie Mac presents :: Derrick Carter :: DJ Yoda :: London Elektricity & MC Wrec :: Gilles Peterson :: Fake Blood :: Friction :: Huw Stephens :: Skream :: DJ Derek :: Tayo :: Sombrero Sound System :: Fear of Theydon :: Alix Perez :: Johnno (Bugged Out) :: Raffertie :: Krysko :: Monsters At Work DJs present The Psychedelic Sounds Of Monsterism Island :: A1 Bassline :: Freemasons :: Coley
plus more still to be announced...
I'll be checking Diplo, Fab & Groove, London Elek, FAKE BLOOD, Alix Perez, Skream, Beardyman, Chase & Status, MGMT, KRAFTWERK, Dub Pistols, Gilles Peterson, Little Boots...OK, I'll be seeing as many people as I can. :DDance music pioneers Kraftwerk, UK legends Massive Attack, nu-rave kids the Klaxons... more
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Diego Bernal's new album is 19 tracks of gritty, dirty sample laden, break-heavy, electronic goodness, & its free.Diego Bernal's new album is 19 tracks of gritty, dirty sample laden, break-heavy,... more
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