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Can't have been the only one waiting for this. Full Attention by Terror Danjah is finally getting a release!-http://hardriverecords.tumblr.com/post/7797480084 Reminds me of the 'rhythm n grime' stuff he used to do..
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Anae posted:Ah man I was there for that. Such a great tune, more melodic than his usual style at the moment and I think the combo works really loving well. This is my favorite one, probably the worst quality (thanks to bros yelling)- but if you watch (it says this in the comments) Jackmaster at one point is just straight up chillin in the middle of the crowd, not dancing or anything. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jEi-iWIqSHw Also, on the Boiler Room birthday, there is probably the best quality of the Jimmy Mack track. Also, new Butterz zip is up. Four Royal-T instrumentals on it. http://butterzisthelabel.tumblr.com/post/8231456699/butterz-hardrive-summer-zip-spread-the-word
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Jul 30, 2011 16:58
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I just about poo poo myself the first time I heard the Jimmy Mack Remix since that was probably one of my favorite songs growing up. Is this one of those situations where it's just a bootleg and if it ever gets released it'll be maybe a short stack of white labels? Has anyone heard of Damu? I picked up the record on that link and I'm severely loving Beat of Zen and Mermaid. If y'all have been enjoying Nguzunguzu like I have I wouldn't be surprised if you enjoyed that record too.
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HatchetDown posted:I just about poo poo myself the first time I heard the Jimmy Mack Remix since that was probably one of my favorite songs growing up. Is this one of those situations where it's just a bootleg and if it ever gets released it'll be maybe a short stack of white labels? And just as a heads up, Damu also has an EP out next week on Blackdown's Keysound Recordings. My only problem with Damu is I always mistakenly read the name as Domu. Oh Domu why did you have to quit making music! Why didn't you just stick it out for a few more years and maybe you could've ridden the current wave up.
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Goddamn dude, I might as well have "Wow, thanks for the heads up" on my clipboard at all times. Great stuff. For those of you who despise Mt. Eden you might find this pretty funny. I did an interview with them a few months back and it's getting edited right now but while I was talking to them, and by the way these guys are incredibly humble and very nice dudes to just be around, but they were talking about remixing things and how some weren't all that difficult to work with. For some reason I decided it was a good idea to say "oh you mean like that Omen 'remix'" and put the air quotes out. That room got soooo quiet. For those who don't know here's what I mean. They took it in stride though and we stuck around and drank at their hotel. They played some new unmastered tunes for me, and though it probably wouldn't excite many in here, they separated themselves from the wobble and it's nice to actually see someone's sound develop.
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Does anyone else think it's fun to send tweets @RinseFM and hear the dj give you "shoutouts"?
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I'm trying to find a song I used to hear on sub.fm. It was a female vocalist singing "get me get me hosed up. get me get me high." Anyone know what this is? Or a mix that has it? edit -- I found it was from Aaliyah - Don't Rock the Boat icarus fucked around with this message at 09:31 on Jun 19, 2013 |
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Jul 31, 2011 05:47
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a milk crime posted:This is my favorite one, probably the worst quality (thanks to bros yelling)- but if you watch (it says this in the comments) Jackmaster at one point is just straight up chillin in the middle of the crowd, not dancing or anything.
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icarus posted:Does anyone else think it's fun to send tweets @RinseFM and hear the dj give you "shoutouts"? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IJoWo1ncomI
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lol my favorite Grimey Brek show ever.
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There's alot of new stuff out today you should buy. Like the Phaeleh LP.
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a milk crime posted:
God drat this .zip is massive. I'm gonna feel a little guilty when I put like 4 of these tunes in my next set but I will do it anyway. Also, new orleans people, come out to the BASSIK announcement show at the hookah on Aug 5th. I'm gonna be playing and its my birthday as well  .
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Maguro posted:God drat this .zip is massive. I'm gonna feel a little guilty when I put like 4 of these tunes in my next set but I will do it anyway. And if you feel like remixing anything, I know they take any and all reworks from anyone, and will officially release them, in the zips I think.
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I just did a cheeky remix/edit of a track I was working on with that Notice Now acapella in the zip http://soundcloud.com/station/trim-notice-now-station-remix 
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thepopstalinist posted:You could probably send them an email about it or something, I really don't think they'd mind. I'm just gonna play 'em out, not upload them in a set to soundcloud or anything. That's cool about the remixes though.
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Has anyone heard of Holy Other? It's about as close to Burial as I've ever heard and it's most popular song only has 50k listens on SoundCloud
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The new Phaeleh EP is so good, chill vibes.
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parthenocarpy posted:Has anyone heard of Holy Other? It's about as close to Burial as I've ever heard and it's most popular song only has 50k listens on SoundCloud New Duncan Powell's pretty good! Also been listening to the Machinedrum LP and it's got me wondering why it took so long for him and Planet Mu to get together on something. Their sensibilities are hand and glove.
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Am I alone in thinking that The Others have fallen off since "Africa?"
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isomerc posted:Am I alone in thinking that The Others have fallen off since "Africa?" A long time to fall then, given Africa was one of their first singles. I'd actually agree but me being me, I'd take it one step further. I've never liked The Others so they never even came up in order to fall, as far as I was concerned, there's was one of the first Dubstep singles I actually went,"No I don't like this. I'm not buying it". Up until then it was a case of just buy everything in site as the scene was small enough crap wasn't really making it past the filter. Actually to rehash old war stories I've told here a thousand times, it was their single on Boka that I passed by. It appeared the same time as this single by Nightwalker(not the D&B artist), which is the one I picked up. A real pick what wire you wanted to cut moment. I stand by my choice, even though Nightwalker was never heard from again and The Others have gotten pretty big. Story of my life really. Oh ignore the lovely video graphics in that yt video.
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28 Gun Bad Boy posted:A long time to fall then, given Africa was one of their first singles. I'd actually agree but me being me, I'd take it one step further. I've never liked The Others so they never even came up in order to fall, as far as I was concerned, there's was one of the first Dubstep singles I actually went,"No I don't like this. I'm not buying it". I love the minimal vibe of "Africa." The small percussive samples are what do it for me, I think.
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isomerc posted:I love the minimal vibe of "Africa." The small percussive samples are what do it for me, I think. So what've they done (or not done) recently to make them go off the boil for you? My problem with them first time round is they seemed to be the first of like the straight up Skream/Caspa/Rusko copyists, not really bringing either anything new to the plate, or improving the formula they were working in, and judging from the bits and pieces of what I hear from them nowadays, it's sadly pretty similar. I was always surprised Dub Police signed them up as up until then DP was a really strong, quality label and you knew you were only going to pick up class if you bought something with their name on it. Copying Skream/Caspa/Rusko/Loefah was the thing in 2006. At least then unlike now you didn't really have Youtube (to the extent it is now that is) and back then garage was a strictly 12" only thing so few made it past that fantastic bit of quality control. It's amazing what people won't release if they have to put a grand of their own money on it. Mind you, with The Others, I could be missing things as obviously I don't follow them too closely, but I do doubt it. If you don't have an initial liking you tend to just kinda ignore them unless they do something that really surprises you.
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28 Gun Bad Boy posted:So what've they done (or not done) recently to make them go off the boil for you? My problem with them first time round is they seemed to be the first of like the straight up Skream/Caspa/Rusko copyists, not really bringing either anything new to the plate, or improving the formula they were working in, and judging from the bits and pieces of what I hear from them nowadays, it's sadly pretty similar. I was always surprised Dub Police signed them up as up until then DP was a really strong, quality label and you knew you were only going to pick up class if you bought something with their name on it. Everything they're dropping now seems really "MTV-ish" and corny, which kind of goes against the aesthetic of dubstep. They seem to have lost their identity to the rise of the younger dubstep market. The Others : Mala / DMZ Pendulum : Congo Natty
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So despite being out a week already I finally got the Roska mix CD. All I can say if you've not picked it up, pick it up right now. Fantastic mix full of fantastic tracks, what more do you want? Actually slightly relevant to the above conversation regarding me not paying attention to artists if their first couple of works is shite. Redlight. The Roska CD has a couple of his tracks on it and everytime I hear them I'm still amazed that he was once Clipz. I don't understand how you can go from being that poo poo, to actually half decent. I'm struggling to remember the last person to do that. Don't get me wrong I don't think it's as good as what everyone says, but it's not half bad, not half bad at all. A drat sight better than what he was up to before in any case.
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I just opened a contest on SAMart for all of you dubstep composers: http://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=3428880&userid=164377 Please tell your friends! To contribute, the eerie drop in Feed Me's "Strange Behavior" has me. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=auFtHzMJ7NI
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Visionist with more prime 808 flexing. Not just for Pearson Sound! Not sure how I feel about the vox samples, but I love the 808 so much. Ordered the 10" today.
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thepopstalinist posted:Visionist with more prime 808 flexing. Not just for Pearson Sound! 808 is love. I just downloaded a huge pack of 808 samples.
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isomerc posted:808 is love. I just downloaded a huge pack of 808 samples. Goldbaby packs? They're on my list of stuff to buy eventually.
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SUBFRIES posted:Goldbaby packs? They're on my list of stuff to buy eventually. It was one of the ArtyTorrent packs. I'm not sure where to buy them lol. The 808 cowbell is by far one of my favorite samples to date. El Marrow fucked around with this message at 22:05 on Aug 3, 2011 |
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I just want to re-iterate how enjoyable the Wheel and Deal comp. is. Really hammers the point home how much I love appropriately used movie samples in dubstep tracks. Largin up N-Type big time on this effort.
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Mike_V posted:I just want to re-iterate how enjoyable the Wheel and Deal comp. is. Really hammers the point home how much I love appropriately used movie samples in dubstep tracks. Largin up N-Type big time on this effort. Like you said, creatively used movie samples are great and you can trust N-Type not to put absolute poo poo into a set, mixtape, compilation or whatever. But too many of those poorly done jump-up wobbly tunes just follow the same pattern of using a big minute long chunk of movie dialogue as the intro > straight into wobbles. Pretty blah. In other news, I'm currently typing up the next part of my guide. In between listening to tracks though I've got some pumping UK Garage playing, you know bit of a palet cleanser kind of thing going on. Not a good move on my part, especially when I whack this tune on the turntable, and I end up leaping up from my seat and pretty much ending up like this. Thank Christ no-one can see me. But sign of a great tune I guess. Can you get a guy up and swinging to it at 2pm on a Thursday, with nothing but a cup of tea and a roll and sausage in him? It's what all producers should be aiming for as far as I'm concerned.
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So out next week on Numbers is their re-issue of DJ Pierre's Mystery Girl. Classic piece of house, with the original on one side and on the flip is an excellent Seiji rework. Numbers doing it again, really one of the best labels out there at the moment if you ask me.
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Just copped this. Can't wait for the delivery! FADECDR001: THE CLAW 18 tracks: unreleased original songs, edits & collaborative songs by Nguzunguzu, Total Freedom, Kingdom & more. Limited edition of 300 CDRs w/ artwork by Seychelle OD Allah. http://shop.fadetomind.net/product/the-claw-cd
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Apparently an older track but I just heard it on Rinse the other day, Eats Everything - Entrance Song. Nice little vocal sample gives it kind of an airy, house quality and then it reveals a sick bassline.
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Not much of a week for releases is it? Very slow compared to last week.
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infinity2005 posted:Not much of a week for releases is it? Very slow compared to last week. It's August, someone told me years and years ago August was the worst time for new releases. No idea why though, wasn't smart enough to ask then. Late summer blues? Back to school slump? Lazy continentals taking their holidays for the whole month? On the plus side part 5 of the UK Bass guide will drop very, very soon so that should (hopefully) give you something to talk about.
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infinity2005 posted:Not much of a week for releases is it? Very slow compared to last week. Also found out that Starkey's coming through this month. Gonna go see him, sure enough. I've missed him the last few times he's come over the years and he's dropping by on my birthday. I'm expecting at least an awkward, fawning chat after the set like I had with Pearson Sound, but their music is... much different. I should ask him what the lay of the land is w/r/t Slit Jockey & Butterz. There's also a Silkie show and a big yearly blowout w/ Caspa, Tunnidge, dBridge, Bok Bok and Kingdom but I will have literally no one to go see it with  I'm also kinda sore about the fact that out here Skrillex or Doctor P or even a local wobble schlockmeister will play to sold out crowds and the best Pearson Sound can manage is a half-full floor. Zed Bias and Moldy had half of that. I hate it. I imagine Starkey might draw a crowd since his sound's a little more American-friendly but I can't really dance if I'm sad.
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Trim has his Butterz release on the 15th, so there's that to look forward to. Does L-Vis have his LP coming out this month too? Ben UFO's Rinse mix out in September, also.
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Trim's also got a single on Planet Mu in a month, with Mark Pritchard instrumentals (otherwise it wouldn't be a Planet Mu release, I guess). Predictably weird.
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