Mike Slott
Soul Investigators Theme (Heralds of Change Mix)
Old track, still unbelievable
12.8.09
space jam bass slam
The tracklist for the Beat Dimensions Vol. 2 compilation has been announced. Amsterdam's Cinnaman and Jay Scarlett are on it; such a sick list of producers
01. Dorian Concept - Be Tween
02. Nosaj Thing - FWD
03. Zo aka La Chauve-Souris - The Peacock Revolution
04. Low Limit -Turf Day
05. Danny Breaks & DJ Adlib - The Sound
06. P.U.D.G.E. - Reign Dancing With…
07. Dizz1 - Konotakosuke Yaro
08. Samiyam - Swamp Tarts
09. Mike Slott - Cadeting
10. Mono/Poly - Distant Form
11. Ras G - Crazy Alien
12. Dimlite - Ravemond’s Young Problems
13. Devonwho - Welts
14. Erik L - Soularp Suite Pt. 2
15. Kenlo Craqnuques - ZoÏd
16. Tiago - Babel Fish
17. Dalt Wisney - R2FUX
18. Fulgaence - Haggis
19. Exile - Super Robot
20. Busy - Ecliptic Armilla
Check the Beat Dimensions Vol. 2 Ep 1 & Ep 2
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2
get yo knowledge up
11.8.09
Hudson Mohawke - Hudson's Heeters '06
Now that the official release of "Butter" has been announced, I've been very excited. In preparation, here is his mixtape he dropped a while back. Take notice
10.8.09
NEW HUDSON MOHAWKE
courtesy: QuesFull length Butter is due out October 13th on Warp
1. Shower Melody
2. Gluetooth
3. Joy Fantastic ft. Daysoul
4. 3.30
5. Trykk
6. Fruit Touch
7. ZOo00OOm (MAH DJ set chop)
8. Acoustic Lady
9. Rising 5
10. Twistclip Loop
11. Just Decided ft. Oliver Daysoul
12. No One Could Ever (from Hudson's Heeters Mixtape)
13. Velvet Peel (From Polyfolk Dance EP)
14. Tell Me What You Want From Me ft. Dam-Funk
15. FUSE
16. Star Crackout (from All City 6x7 12")
17. Allhot ft. Nadsroic (from Nadsroic EP)
18. Black N Red
Hudson Mohawke - Rising 5
9.8.09
Photek - Modus Operandi
Courtesy: Paul JenkinsClassic drum 'n' bass.
M: When did you start making beats?
Burial: At school I just loved jungle/drum & bass, I fell totally in love with it, just at the time when people other people didn’t. I realised my brothers had all these old d&b records, so I was going back into the older stuff and loving it. When I started making tunes it was an attempt to get that vibe like Foul Play and Omni Trio. Photek drumz … listening on headphones on the way to school. This must have been 1997, when the metal Metalheadz boxset came out.
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M: El-B’s drums are a disease - and if you understand how good they are, you’ve caught it. I had to stop trying to understand them, stop trying to re-make them. The first two-to-three years of my producing were spent trying, and only after the rhythmic consolidation of grime drums and halfstep came along did I accept there must be other better ideas, because I can’t do this better than El-B.
B: What I realised is I don’t know what he does … quantised them… he’s got kit I don’t have so I started covering everything in crackle, to hide it, bury it, so I could do those drums I love. I didn’t have the equipment to make it sound like Photek-fucking-sculpted, proper heavy, El-B heavy. So I had no choice but to put the crackle on it and get away with it.
M: When did you start making beats?
Burial: At school I just loved jungle/drum & bass, I fell totally in love with it, just at the time when people other people didn’t. I realised my brothers had all these old d&b records, so I was going back into the older stuff and loving it. When I started making tunes it was an attempt to get that vibe like Foul Play and Omni Trio. Photek drumz … listening on headphones on the way to school. This must have been 1997, when the metal Metalheadz boxset came out.
....
M: El-B’s drums are a disease - and if you understand how good they are, you’ve caught it. I had to stop trying to understand them, stop trying to re-make them. The first two-to-three years of my producing were spent trying, and only after the rhythmic consolidation of grime drums and halfstep came along did I accept there must be other better ideas, because I can’t do this better than El-B.
B: What I realised is I don’t know what he does … quantised them… he’s got kit I don’t have so I started covering everything in crackle, to hide it, bury it, so I could do those drums I love. I didn’t have the equipment to make it sound like Photek-fucking-sculpted, proper heavy, El-B heavy. So I had no choice but to put the crackle on it and get away with it.
6.8.09
Philly Dub
Starkey is a dubstep/street bass artist coming out of Philadelphia, PA. He makes dope beats. They can be ethereal. At times they are subtle, and other times they firmly backhand yo triflin' ass. Plus his bass destroys. 'Nuff said. Bananas shit.Starkey - Ephemeral Exhibits
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