Mightyfools are SO sick. Not only at producing but their live sets look so mental! Every video I’ve seen of them playing everyones jumping and shouting and absolutely fucking loving it. I really want to see them live, its next on my life’s to do list definately. Here’s a remix which has been out for a couple of weeks but has been in my head for about 6 months, since the Sound Of Stereo May mixtape where it first featured. Due to all my blog tools dying on me, I couldn’t post it as soon as it came out, but hey, here it is if you don’t already have it. SICK! Also look out for their up and coming EP ‘For The Kidz’ which will be released on Venga Digital. It Includes three original tracks, ‘We Don’t Care’ and there’s an official video for that below, there’s also a clip from youtube below for ‘Hoo Haa’ (a shamless fidget squelcher!) and ‘I Said’ we posted waaaaay back but that was only a rip from a mix. The EP will include remixes from ridiculously good artists as well: Tommie Sunshine & Figure, Blatta & Inesha and Sound Of Stereo. I’m so excited.

DJ ROCKID – BADMEN FT. LADY BEE (MIGHTYFOOLS REMIX) Link to Squeegie blog page cos of my mediafire cafuffle!

Hey folks. Sorry for the criminal lack of posts recently. My excuse is that my laptop is broken and mediafire doesn’t work on my uni’s internet system. Yeah so I’m pretty fucked. Luckily a flat mate is very kind enough to lend me his laptop for this post and I’ll do some direct links. Here is Black Noise. Absolutely loving these guys at the moment, producing sick catchy basslines and keeping the fidget electro sound alive. Also, check out the other banging Black Noise tracks we’ve posted if you haven’t already!

DUCK SAUCE – ANYWAY (BLACK NOISE DISCO MIX)

DUCK SAUCE – ANYWAY (BLACK NOISE BASSLINE MIX)

BLACK NOISE – KNOCK YOU OUT (KICK IT VIP)

TONKA – JACK TRACK (BLACK NOISE VIP REMIX)

BLACK NOISE MYSPACE

Alicia Keys’ new album The Element Of Freedom comes after her biggest success so far, As I Am, in a career which hasn’t had any troughs or lows to date.  Every album she’s released, from Songs In A Minor to the present has explored depth and soul, has combined traditional elements of R&B with current, up to date production and lyrical exploration of love, loss and self-esteem in a genuinely mature fashion that is beyond Keys’ years.  She’s consistently walked the fine line between critical and commercial success, effectively having her cake and eating it since 2002.  Alicia Keys plays the piano like a professional, but is not an entertainer who hides behind her instrument – she takes risks, sings and dances on stage, and has always commanded respect with an element of political and social awareness to boot.  So what does her new album bring to the table?

Like Rihanna’s Rated R, The Element Of Freedom is impossible to divorce from the singer’s personal life context. Keys has suffered some backlash for her love affair with separated-but-not-divorced super-producer Swizz Beatz.  Fans have turned away from Keys’ maturity and moral standpoints expressed in her material to date, saying that she was phony, that she was no better than the singers who dressed and acted like hos, and the lackluster success (i.e. it didn’t shoot straight to #1 as people presumed it would) of first single “Doesn’t Mean Anything” is perhaps because of this.  Despite a simple yet effective video which sticks to the album concept of being free of material things and going beyond all boundaries, the song was solid but seemed like a softer retread of her previous hit “No One”.  Nevertheless, especially since I’m certainly not in a position to judge Keys’ being in love with a man who is attached, the music is far from bad, and second single “Try Sleeping With A Broken Heart” as well as her collaborations with Jay-Z, “Empire State Of Mind (Parts 1 & 2)” seem to be coming closer to replicating her usual success.

Here’s to hoping that The Element Of Freedom continues Keys’ string of successes.  Alicia said of the album that “”The way that the songs progress are gonna take you on a natural high. I just want you to feel a sense of freedom, I want you to feel out-of-the-box, feel inspired, You’re definitely going to be taken on a trip, I know you’re going to be shocked, you’re going to hear things that you probably didn’t think that I would sound like. It’s a journey.”  Some of this I agree with, some of it I don’t hear myself.  ”Doesn’t Mean Anything” and “Try Sleeping With A Broken Heart” both build to exhilarating climaxes, not because the music is especially bombastic (it’s anything but, though “Broken Heart” has a compelling drum loop that comes closer to bringing Kanye West’s 808 fascination into the 21st century than he himself seems to be able to manage).  Standout tracks “That’s How Strong My Love Is”, “Love Is My Disease”, “Distance And Time” and closer “Empire State Of Mind (Part II)” all employ soaring melodies that propel the listener to think and to ride their own emotions; Keys’ production and piano backing compliment each song without ever taking centre stage (as happened on occasion in her first two albums).  Its undeniable that Alicia Keys knows how to write a song, knows how to sing a song and knows how to express a song even with a voice that sometimes is limited – she wrings the emotion out of every syllable be it with a whisper (“Try Sleeping With A Broken Heart”) or a throaty, heartfelt plea (“Love Is My Disease”).

So the album is solid – but is it really that different?  As I Am saw Keys taking risks and incorporating traditional pop and even rock elements into her smoky R&B soul with stellar results (as well as a couple of lackluster songs), and that sound continues here, but in places incorporating 80s drums and synths – this sound is definitely in vogue (I still struggle to understand why), but at least Alicia Keys sounds less like she is pandering to fashion than most artists – again, this is tribute to her genuine musicianship.  I find it hard to say that I am “shocked” by anything on this album – ok, for the first time her intro is a spoken-word explanation of the album title and concept rather than a pianist showcase.  Her collaboration with Beyoncé, “Put It In A Love Song”, is fun and the closest Keys has ever come to club-ready, and Beyoncé’s voice and swagger doesn’t dominate the song as I might have feared – the two artists compliment each other perfectly and adeptly ride the compelling bassline. But here is where the surprises end – opening track “Love Is Blind” performs the same function as previous opening tracks “Go Ahead”, “Karma” and “Girlfriend”, in that they are uptempo, loop-driven productions that display the singer’s confidence before she delves into her vulnerability later in the album.  ”Unthinkable (I’m Ready)” sounds almost too similar to The Diary Of Alicia Keys‘ “Slow Down”, and while “This Bed” provides an interesting diversion on Freedom, its The-Dream-esque synths and piano are really echoing Prince (which is 80% of what The-Dream does anyway) – and Alicia Keys already covered Prince at the start of her career (“How Come U Don’t Call Me”).  The album ends on a legitimate high with “How It Feels To Fly” and “Empire State Of Mind” exploring her ideals of freedom, exhilaration and expressing her love for New York – but she’s even played those cards before, at the end of As I Am (“Sure Looks Good To Me”) and The Diary (“Streets Of New York”).

As stated earlier, the most interesting aspect of the album, lyrically speaking, is matching the songs to Alicia Keys’ newly revealed love for Swizz Beatz, never mind his marriage.  Her feelings about it resonate through the titles – “Love Is Blind”, “That’s How Strong My Love Is”, “Love Is My Disease” and particularly “Unthinkable”.  Lyrics such as “Some people might call me crazy for falling in love with you” (“That’s How Strong My Love Is”) and “I’m wondering maybe could I make you my baby / If we do the unthinkable, would it make us go crazy? / If you ask me, I’m ready” (“Unthinkable”) speak for themselves.  Obviously, as members of the public there’s only so much we know about the situation, and only a certain percentage of that is remotely true – but the artists put their souls on a record and we can’t help but speculate, at the same time as we feel the songs and apply them to our own lives and emotions.

So The Element Of Freedom is, generally, more of the same from Alicia Keys.  It’s not nearly as risky as Keys herself might proclaim, and it’s not the best album of 2009, but it does provide some moments of genuine exhilaration, and there are plenty of strong tracks to make the weaker ones (“Like The Sea”, “Wait Til You See My Smile”) nothing to gripe about.  What’s more, Keys has found some freedom in being brave enough to write about her love and experiences in a new way – and if there’s anything I’ve learned in the past three months, it’s that love is stronger than anything and I can feel most of what she’s singing about.  Her piano playing compliments the songs without ever becoming a gimmick.  And anyway, after all, if Alicia Keys is providing more of the same, she’s still doing a damn sight better than your average R&B chick.  The lyrics are still simple but deep, the music is still soulful yet current, the songs are still well-written and hooky.  I believe Keys has a better album in her yet (The Diary Of Alicia Keys is still my personal favourite), but I thoroughly commend her for not dipping in quality throughout the past 7 years.

# Kardinal Offishall – Clear Kon Live
# Sub Focus Sub Focus – Could This Be Real Ram
# Adam F Adam F – Shut The Lights Off (Feat. Redman) Break Beat Kaos
# Wiley Wiley – Take That (BBK vs Roll Deep vs Fire Camp Remix) Island
# DJ Zinc DJ Zinc – Wile Out (Feat. Ms Dynamite) Bingo Bass
# Kano Kano – Rock N Roller (Feat. Chipmunk & Deviln) Bigger Picture Music
# Major Lazer Major Lazer – Pon De Floor (Feat. Vybz Kartel) Downtown
# Geeneus – Good Life (Feat. Katy B) Rinse
# Gracious K – Migrane Skank Sony
# LJ – 079 Me (Feat C. Los) Loose Talent
# Egypt Egypt – In The Morning Relentless
# Meleka – Go Defenders
# Crazy Cousinz – Funky Anthem Atlantic
# Sidney Samson – Riverside (Lil Silva Remix) Data
# Sidney Samson – Riverside (Feat. Wizard Sleeve) Data
# Pitbull Pitbull – I Know You Want Me RCA
# Pitbull – Hotel Room Service (Feat. Nicole Scherzinger) RCA
# DJ Class – I’m The Ish (Feat. Kanye West & Estelle) Class Ent
# Jackson 5 Jackson 5 – I Want You Back (Blame Remix) Motown
# Steve Angello Steve Angello – Show Me Love (Blame Remix) Data
# Chris Brown Chris Brown – I Can Transform Ya (Feat.Lil Wayne) J Records
# Mr Lexx – I Can Transform Ya White Label
# Leftside AKA Dr Evil – I Can Transform Ya White Label
# Vybz Kartel – Ramping Shop (Feat. Spice) Iddajaheim
# Vybz Kartel – Versatility (Feat. Gaza Indu) Iddajaheim
# Serani – No Games TJ Records
# Mavado – So Special TJ Records
# Mr. Vegas Mr. Vegas – I Am Blessed Phase One
# Vybz Kartel – Dollar Sign Phase One
# 50 Cent 50 Cent – Have A Baby By Me (Feat. Ne-yo) G Unit
# Snoop Dogg Snoop Dogg – Gangsta Luv (Feat. The Dream) Profile
# Snoop Dogg vs Chase & Status – Snoop Dogg Millionaire – (Feat. Tanivi Shah) Profile
# deadmau5 deadmau5 – I Remember (Caspa Remix) Virgin
# Untitled TC– Where’s My Money (Caspa Remix) (D Style Records)
# The Prodigy The Prodigy – Warriors Dance (Benga Remix) Cooking Vinyl
# Breakage – Hard (Feat. Newham Generals & David Rodigan) Digital Soundboy
# Virus Syndicate – Move It Contagious Music
# La Roux La Roux – In For The Kill (Skream’s Let’s Get Ravey Remix) Polydor
# Jeremih Jeremih – Birthday Sex Def Jam
# Rox Rox – No Going Back (DC Breaks Remix) Rough Trade
# Dan Marshall – Xmas D&B White Label

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After growing up in Bayreuth (the Richard Wagner town) T.R.O. moved to Berlin, diving head first into it’s techno scene. Soon after, he became interested in the much smaller but very friendly local breaks scene, especially the legendary Dangerous Drums nights. Now addicted to this sound, his own productions changed from techno to breakbeat, too. In 2004 his début release “Rec” appeared on the Dangerous Drums compilation “It’s a Berlin thing 3” and in 2005 he got the first of several tracks signed on Dr. Schmidt’s label Maschinen Musik (Dr. Schmidt and his label were featured on MANTIS 008). While he still enjoys the full range of breakbeat music, increasingly he’s become interested in other broken beat styles, primarily dubstep and garage and their influence is being absolved into his productions. [...]

http://makemassair.co.uk/MANTIS/index.php/mantis-051-t-r-o-furioso-label/

DVNT
DVNT vs deadman dj – iNTRO iDENT [MANTIS]
Ghost – m° [Acroplane]
Grouper – Pale Through [Root Strata]
Trentemøller – Gush [Audiomatique Recordings]
Koro Inu – Sidewinder [midnightminustwo]
HoeHLE – Bassstard [Bakshish Music]
Solar Chrome – This is Electro [Maschinen Musik]
+ Aaron Spectre – Say More Fire [Rag + Bone]
+ Chromia – Sonatina [Militant Science Records]
Eric Sneo – Coming Home [Driving Forces Recordings]
Molez – ITM [dub]
King Cannibal – Downtime [Ninja Tune]
Yello – Bostich (Reflected) [Polydor]
Deepgroove – Spike (Mark Broom remix) [Underwater Records]
Alavux – Pustinja (C-System remix) [Toyfriend Music]
Aaron Spectre – Say More Fire [Rag + Bone]
Photek – Fake ID (Gunjack dub) [dub]
Synapse – Back the Fuck Up [Militant Science Recordings]
C Mantle – A Million Little Pieces [dub]
Si Begg vs The Slabovian 8-Bit Orchestra – The Generals Son (Si Begg remix) [Noodles Recordings]
Xela – I Drowned Her in a Dreamless Sleep [Root Strata]
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T.R.O. + FURIOSO LABEL on the SHOWCASE
Moderat – Nr. 22 [BPitch Control]
F – Icon [7even]
Rob Sparx – Thug Step [On The Edge]
Blackfinger – UMF [Trouble + Bass]
Havok – Deep Flight Dub 1 [Deep Flight]
Nicolas Bourbaki – Algebra (Blackmass Plastics remix) [Furioso dub]
Scandalous Unltd – Whisper [True Tiger]
Substacja – Breakdub [Foulplay]
Sentient – Bassbinz [Bass Tourist]
Not In My Name – Unbreathed [UK Trends]
King Thing – Radiobeach [Furioso]
Martyn – Hear Me [3024]
Future Funk Squad – Beat Freaks [Default]
T.R.O. – So What [Furioso dub]
Vipercorps – Overlocked (I.D. remix) [Lucky Break]
Rob Sparx – The Funk [Z Audio]
DVNT – The End [MANTIS]

LINKS
T.R.O. on Myspace . T.R.O. . Furioso

MANTIS

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NYC’s Trouble and Bass crew always big in the game!!  Here’s a quick rundown of what they’ve been up to of late…

http://www.bassfaced.com/2009/12/trouble-bassfaced.html

Highrise are one of the biggest crews outside London. with members from Wolverhampton & Manchester, this Midlands meets North West crew are currently causing major waves in the scene.

Signed to Sidewinder Entertainment, this collective are set to set the UK on fire. The latest set of releases from Highrise are ‘The Sickness’ and ‘Warriors’.

‘The Sickness’ brings you into a world which replicates 28 days you see first hand the whole camp spitting murderous words over a hypnotic sample.

‘Warriors’ sees Shotty, Hypes and Flex expressing their lyrical ability over the sharpest production.

This is one serious crew to lookout for in 2010. Road Journal Recommended!!!

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2009 has been a very big year for the grime scene. a lot of new artists have emerged from literally out of nowhere to establish themselves at the forefront of the scene.

Non more so that Deadly, a female lyricist from East London. her fantastic Debut LP entitled ‘First Place, Greatest Kid’ has received rave reviews from not only “The Road Journal” but also from the most prestigious publications within the UK urban spectrum.

For all you lucky readers of The Road Journal, I have 5 limited edition signed copies of the Ground breaking Product which features production from the likes of Merlin, Sneaker and BASSick.

all you have to do is answer this simple question:

Deadly was a member of a crew which featured Griminal, Maveric & Brutal. what was the name of the crew?

email your answers with your name and address to reloadhiphop@gmail.com

a mix i did to promote our monthly night at the shelter, an underground club located in shanghai

Sometimes but very rarely some promising DJ’s come out of the woodwork in Prague, BAF! fit that bill, you can catch them spinning at our NYE party. Until then check out their great mix.

BAF! – Shake Your Ass Mix

Tracklist:

1 – HARD HOUSE BANTON – THE MUSIC
2 – EMVEE – GLITCH DUB
3 – D-MALICE – VISIONS
4 – SHYSTIE – PULL IT (ILL BLU REMIX)
5 – ROC HARD – I WANT CHA(ROC-U-MENTRY MIX)
6 – 24HOUR EXPERIENCE – TOGETHER
7 – D-MALICE – KEEP ON
8 – STICKY – JUMEIRAH RIDDIM
9 – N B FUNKY – 2ND STRIKE(V.I.P MIX)
10 – ALTERED NATIVES – RASS OUT
11 – PEAK HOUR PRODUCTIONS – HEART OF AFRICA(SUN CITY UNDERGROUND MIX)
12 – KIG FAMILY – HEAD, SHOULDERS, KNEES & TOES
13 – HK119 – C’EST LA VIA(RUSKO MASHER)
14 – KANJI KINETIC – KAWAII RIDDIM
15 – DANNY DUBBZ VS DAVINAH – RUNAWAY (MARCO PAVONE MIX)
16 – ZOMBY – STRANGE FRUIT

damn, that’s massive! braincells burning mix, check it out..

Cardopusher es el venezolano residente en Barcelona Luis Garbán, su historia musical es florida y cosmopolita. [...]

[...] Le hemos pedido un mixtape para compartir con vosotros, y nos ha regalado esta finísima sesión en la que enlaza temas propios y de su compatriota Pacheko en un viaje de acercamiento a esas latitudes sonoras en las que se mueve su música. Enjoy!

http://www.playgroundmag.net/especial/8110

1. Gold Panda – Long Vacation [Various Productions]
2. Ghosts On Tape – Predator Mode [Wireblock]
3. FaltyDL – Party [Ramp]
4. Bok Bok & L-Vis1990 – Wake Up Early [White]
5. L-Vis1990 – Zahonda (Greena remix) [Sound Pelegrino]
6. Cardopusher – It´s Yesterday Already [forthcoming On The Edge]
7. Demdike Stare – Suspicious Drone [Modern Love]
8. Dj100mado – Side Life (Cardopusher + Pacheko remix) [Murder Channel]
9. Pacheko + Pocz – Zarbak (Mr. Gasparov remix) [forthcoming Senseless]
10. Moldy – Cod & Chips (Cardopusher remix) [dub]
11. Pacheko – Preveral [dub]
13. Emmerson – Into The Light [dub]
14. F & Headhunter – Dedale [Transistor]
15. Cardopusher – Taken For A Ride [forthcoming On The Edge]
16. Untold – Never Went Away [Hemlock]
17. Otto Von Schirach – Bass Low [Basshead]
18. Cardopusher – Dragged On The Sidewalk [dub]
19. Broadcast & The Focus Group – A Quiet Moment [Warp]

November is the Fragile month! This was my first attempt to transcribe and play Heart of the Sunrise back in 2003. Apart from the Rickenbacker 4001CS connected to the Sansamp DI, I used a Boss TR-2 Tremolo pedal.

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I’ve been very busy for the past weeks working on my Music, also working with a few other live projects. On the top of that my regular job also requested more time, so I haven’t had the chance to upload something new. In exchange, I am uploading something old . This is from 2002 (if I am not mislead by the files dates) when I joined efforts with Frenchman Lionel Gibaudan, working together on a set of transcriptions of Chris’ basslines, to which I added an mp3 audio file with bass only. This happened after an invitation from Chris’ former site webmaster. Eventually I was told that Chris himself suggested him to include the mp3 files along with the transcriptions online. I was really overwhelmed with that gesture of kindness from Chris. I am sure he must be an incredible person, beyond the little I know, and before the musician he is.

So, I am making a video out of the transcription really… no special effects this time But I will put the transcription soon available for you at miguelbass.com. The bass used was my Fiesta Red Fender Jazz – originally, Chris didn’t use the Rickenbacker, he played the song on his white MPC Electra which had the Flanger effect incorporated on the bass itself. I used my old Boss ME-6B multi-effect pedal-board. IIRC, the bass was plugged into the ME-6B, onto the Sansamp. The strings were Rotosounds and they were new – that was good cause the tone has got plenty of harmonics and it makes the Flanger shine as it should.

The transcription – Again, it’s impossible to transcribe everything – it never is enough to replace the actual hearing of the bassline, but I still think it’s the notation that works best for me. I understand a lot of you may prefer tablature. This is just me playing the bass and no original recording at all. I can try to upload the song mixed-in later, if you think it’s a good idea! I haven’t re-checked the notes all these years later, so maybe I would hear (and play) something else, so there you go… I tried to adapt the bass pedal notation using the notation for piano pedals. I know that this, formally, doesn’t exist. This with other “improvisations” doesn’t make this transcription absolutely compliant with the standard notation, so please bare with it

My friends, I hope you enjoy the material, that’s what I came up with for now. As I said, I’ve been busy somewhere else and you know how the title of the song says…

——————–Bassline——————–

Neptune – ‘Happy Bassline Organz’

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CRAIG C – VOL.20 (CLUB CLASSICS)

http://www.sendspace.com/file/hz0vvh

‘B-line November 27th @ the boilerhouse’ – mixed by DJ AJ

http://www.sendspace.com/file/8×8uj3

——————–HIP HOP/R&B——————–

DJ Larizzle -Winter 2009′

http://www.mediafire.com/?nnhwygnwg4m

DJ Storm – ‘RnB Radio 6‘

http://www.mediafire.com/?zmkkdzjjjqt

DJ P-Cutta RnB – ‘Chronicles Vol.31′

http://www.mediafire.com/?yn5ngw2n2m3

Sophia Fresh – ‘So Phreakin Fresh’

http://www.mediafire.com/?nzwyi3jzxim

——————–House——————–

DJ Cardiac – Funky Volume 12

http://www.filefront.com/14975733/DJ%20Cardiac%20-%20Funky%20%20Volume%2012.rar

Dj steve adams – ‘Electro House Mix Nov 09′

http://steveadams.podomatic.com/

★ENTOURAGE CAMP★ – DJ ONE AWAY- NOTHING BUT HARD VOL.8 (Nov 2009)

http://www.sendspace.com/file/uwllow

Deaver’s 56 Myriad Mix:

- A little bit of everything House Mix

Part 1:

http://www.deaver.co.uk/HouseMixes/Deavers_56_Myriad_Mix_Pt1.mp3

Part 2:

http://www.deaver.co.uk/HouseMixes/Deavers_56_Myriad_Mix_Pt2.mp3

Part 3:

http://www.deaver.co.uk/HouseMixes/Deavers_56_Myriad_Mix_Pt3.mp3

Part 4:

http://www.deaver.co.uk/HouseMixes/Deavers_56_Myriad_Mix_Pt4.mp3

Part 5:

http://www.deaver.co.uk/HouseMixes/Deavers_56_Myriad_Mix_Pt5.mp3

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Dj Shorty Bless - ’Riddim Package Vol1′

http://www.sendspace.com/file/kxgs76

DJ Kenny – Juggling 09

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=YYS3BTM4

Chinese Assassin – Ramping_Spot 2009

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=3ADFMZX9

CD Ninja – Dancehall Mix 4

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=K9GDXY1J

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DJ MVP – We Got It First Vol.7

http://www.mediafire.com/?yjzzmcynzht

1. Sébastien Tellier Sébastien Tellier – L’Amour Et La Violence (Floating Points Mix) Lucky Number
2. F – Energy Distortion (Untold Remix) 7even
3. Foreign Beggars – Don’t Dhoow It (Machinedrum Remix) Dented Records
4. King Midas Sound – Earth A Kill You (From the LP ‘Waiting For You’) Hyperdub
5. Data – Liberty City Blues Lucky Devil Music
6. Four Tet Four Tet – Love Cry (Joy Orbison remix) Domino
7. Funkineven – Kleer (Feat. Fatima) Eglo
8. Martin Kemp – After the Night Blunted Robots

9. Mizz Beats

1. Mizz Beats – The Day Before Tomorrow Deep Medi
2. Mizz Beats – Sanctuary Deep Medi
3. Mizz Beats – Sofa Beats Deep Medi
4. Mizz Beats – Dirty Dishes Deep Medi
5. Mizz Beats – Unknown Deep Medi
6. Mizz Beats – Pimpin Deep Medi

10. VHS Head VHS Head – Video Club Mix – Skam Records

11. Sigha

1. Traversable Wormhole – Exiting The Milkyway Traversable Wormhole
2. Function – Variance (Ch-Signal Laboratories Edit) forthcoming Sandwell District
3. Milton Bradley – Beat992 Unreleased
4. Sigha – Untitled#2 forthcoming Hotflush 2
5. Traversable Wormhole – Traversing Through The Asteroid Belt Traversable Wormehole
6. Sigha – Construct forthcoming Lowercase

12. Randomer & Fife – Too Many Times Unreleased
13. Iron Braydz – Golden Legacy Indie
14. Peverelist – Yesterday I saw the Future Punch Drunk
15. Deadboy – Brock Lee Riddim Well Rounded
16. Gemmy – Shanti Room Planet Mu

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Ignore the pointless slideshow, it’s the only version of the song I could find, anyway, the intro and the bass on this song is just.. amazing.

East London veteran Ghettz has been at the top of the grime ladder for the last four years and he is not about to leave just yet.

just when critics and fans alike were saying they had not heard from Ghettz since ‘Don’t Phone Me’, he has come back with arguably the best grime track of the year.

‘Does It Now’ is heating up all over the radio airwaves as well as Youtube thanks to Grime Daily.

Look out for ‘Calm Before Storm’ Mix CD coming soon!!!

Starting this past Thursday night, four of the biggest crews and purveyors of bass music and culture in the NYC brought us all together for three solid and eclectic nights of music. Each night’s bill different stylistically then the next, but still tied together by a shared love and appreciation of low frequencies and heavy basslines.

http://www.bassfaced.com/2009/11/bass-marathon-recap.html

Another more than solid mix from DJ Ethix in Tokyo! The tracklist speaks for itself! Exactly what we are into right now.

01. Motor City Drum Ensemble – Raw Cuts 6 [MCDE]
02. Dave James – Back To My Deep (Nick Lawson’s So Deep Mix) [SHRINK]
03. Osunlade – Momma’s Groove (Jimpster’s Slipped Disc Mix) [STRICTLY RHYTHM]
04. Roska – The Sheppard [ROSKA KICKS & SNARES]
05. Soul Purpose – Homage [SOUL PURPOSE]
06. Mass Destruction – Monopoly (Kenny Dope Remix) [ILL FRICTION]
07. L-Vis 1990 – Run [DRESS 2 SWEAT]
08. Deadboy – U Cheated [WELL ROUNDED]
09. Pearson Sound – Wad [HESSLE AUDIO]
10. Martin Kemp – No Charisma [BLUNTED ROBOTS]
11. Joy Orbison – BRKLN CLLN [DOLDRUMS]
12. A Made Up Sound – Closer [A MADE UP SOUND]
13. Instra – mental – Forbidden [APPLE PIPS]
14. Untold – Don’t Know, Don’t Care [HEMLOCK]
15. Martyn – Everything About You [TEMPA]
16. James Blake – Air & Lack Thereof [HEMLOCK]
17. Guido – Beautiful Complication [PUNCHDRUNK]

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