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DJ Olive – Let Us Live Mix

September 2nd, 2010 | Music | No Comments

This featured mix from percussionlab has the genre description: Roots & Acid, boards of africa, roof music, dub. I can only say this is one of the best, more chilled, seamlessly mixed eclectic dub and roots mix i´ve heard in a while (after the Black Family crew from good ol Portugal that is). Its interesting to see Burial, Mala and Kode9 mixed with Fat Freddys Drop and Boards of Canada. The extensive tracklist (after the jump) shows how much music is seamlessly squeezed into this great mixtape! Find out more about DJ Olive on his website.
Here´s the original description for the mix:

“Dub is about space. The space where guitars used to be, the space between beats, the space that echos create. DJ Olive absorbed this maxim in the 90’s, when you were still sucking pacifiers on the dancefloors of abandoned warehouses. He invented the term illbient, only to later claim the term was a joke. He’s one of the few dj’s successfully riding the line between in your face artistic expression and dancefloor palatability. from sound installations at Whitney Biennial, the Venice Biennale, and the Centre Pompidou in Paris, to freaking the bins at Dub War over the last few years, he’s both an entertainer and an educator.
This mix is a dub mix from a NYC originator – it’s about space, man. Light one up, lay back, and enjoy.”


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ByteFM – Quality Radio Channel

August 31st, 2010 | Music | 1 Comment

Another great all day soundtrack by the online radio channel – ByteFM

This is not just another radio-stream but a real independent radio channel – quality stuff. Based in Hamburg and founded by the Musicjournalist Ruben Jonas Schnell it went live in January 2008 – and just a couple of weeks ago, the Ruhr-Studio in Bochum started broadcasting via the worldwide web, too.  Of course, without any commercial breaks its being financed only via free donations.
The focus is on music made by voluntary musicians, journalists and many other music nerds.
So tune in, check it out and get inspired by new sounds without any boundaries. (klickonpic)

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Beardyman at Glastonbury 2010

August 28th, 2010 | Music | No Comments

Infamous and skilled Beardyman from the UK shows how its done at Glastonbury 2010. What a stage!
Switching from techno to dubstep and back, sounds from machines, singing, beatboxing and 5 Korg Chaos Pads in front of him. None of this is pre-recorded. See for yourself.

via robynthinks.blogspot.de

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Gilles Peterson Summer Jazz Mix

August 22nd, 2010 | Music | No Comments

Who doesn´t know about Gilles Peterson? For those who really don´t here´s a small introduction i found at his website:

“Music lover, record collector, DJ, broadcaster… Perhaps most famous for his much loved genre-exploding radio shows on BBC Radio 1 (and 17 other stations around the world including Japan’s leading commercial station J-Wave), Gilles’ insatiable appetite for new music undoubtedly lies at the heart of his success. Worldwide is 10 years young and fresher than ever – a benchmark for broadcasters the world over; global demand for his DJ sets is at an all-time high; the mighty Worldwide Festival (held annually in France and Singapore) curated by GP just gets better and better; and as for his record label Brownswood Recordings? Well, it just goes from strength to strength.”

Gilles great shows on BBC Radio 1 and his eclectic podcasts have been crossing my path many times and it was always a pleasure. Now, i do have a strong focus on electronic music in this Blog but this is great for a change!
Jazz..for those summer nights that are hopefully still to come.


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Read and hear all about Gilles on his website gillespetersonworldwide.com.

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Multi Touch Light Table by Gergwerk

A very interesting approach to create a graphic user interface for mobile djs. I like the design and the way functionality can be controlled intuitively once you are familiar with the system. Still i can´t really imagine that you can always beatmatch perfectly with just tapping the screen. To make this work, there should be a way of spinning each side to control the record / track with ease..
In my opinion on a professional level this concept is hard to deliver, but for the more private and entertainment sector this stuff is great. Specially with all the mobile devices coming.. Good work!

Multi Touch Light Table: GERGWERK from GERG WERK on Vimeo.

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Watch out for Kyle Hall and Emancipator

August 11th, 2010 | Music | No Comments

2 Artists i recently discovered and that are definitely worth spreading the word.
Listen to more from Kyle Hall here. Check Emancipator´s website here.

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LEE “SCRATCH” PERRY – REVELATION

August 10th, 2010 | Fun, Music | 1 Comment

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I guess the more musically inclined reader should know this dude.  Besides, being the producer of many Bob Marley and the Wailers records, Lee scratch Perry and Mad Professor where something like the inventors of psychedelic funk and helped the emergence of Reggae, Ska and of course Dub in Jamaica. There is a quote that I read that pretty much gets to the heart of it: „Lee „Scratch“Perry is the Salvador Dalí of Dub.“

So this outstanding musician – living legend has made a new record with release date aujourd’hui (10.08.2010).  Maybe it is not the best album he ever made, but it is definitely worth mentioning. This guy is still making tunes being 74 years old. I am not sure how many records actually go on his account, he might have produced one for every year that he lived…

Revelation is somehow less bubbly and psychedelic then some of his former work but its none the less interesting. It shows a new side in his music. It’s actually really funny in parts having a thoughtful and Ironic approach towards topics of our time. For instance the diss of  the Kabbalah hype in the track books of Moses or the mockery on Michael Jackson asking “why did your cut of your nose?  why did you change your big pretty nose into a little little funny nose?”, in the track freaky Michael.

From Revelation 2010 – Run for Cover

Enjoy this fun Record!

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Red Bull Music Academy

August 8th, 2010 | Fun, Music | No Comments

The Red Bull Music Academy – Ideal entertainment for lazy sundays.  And again perfect marketing from Red Bull, capturing their target group with what they love by providing lots and lots of cool interviews with some of the greatest underground musicians of our time.

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Dancing Pigeons – Ritalin

August 5th, 2010 | Film, Music | No Comments

An amazing music video for the track Ritalin by Dancing Pigeons. I haven´t seen such strong and well selected imagery for a music video in a long time. Maybe the clip for Fever Ray ‘When I Grow Up’ had a similar effect on me. Great work directed by Tomas Mankovsky.

Dancing Pigeons – Ritalin from Blink on Vimeo.

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Wolf + Lamb for XLR8R

July 28th, 2010 | Music | 2 Comments

A great selection by NYC Duo Wolf + Lamb.


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Tracklist:

01 Deniz Kurtel “Won’t Do (Edit)”
02 Georgia Ann Muldrow “Wrong Way” (Stones Throw)
03 J. Dilla “Bye” (Stones Throw)
04 Piniflow “Body Motion (Wolf + Lamb)
05 Mr. Flash “Domino” (Ed Banger)
06 Michael J. Collins “You Washed Away My Faith (Gadi Mizrahi Remix)” (Wolf + Lamb)
07 Nicolas Jaar “Come And Get It (Edit)” (W+L Black)
08 Zev “Don’t Break It” (Wolf + Lamb)
09 Jimmy Edgar “Seven Mile (Soul Clap & Sergio Santos Beantown Edit)” (No. 19)
10 Tornado Wallace “Paddlin’” (Delusions Of Grandeur)
11 Greg Paulus “Slide Away (Zev’s Endless Summer Remix)” (Wolf + Lamb)
12 Move D “Between Us” (Shanti)
13 Nightmares On Wax “You Wish” (Warp)

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Soul Kitchen´s july mixtape

July 23rd, 2010 | Music | 1 Comment

My friend Holger sent me another mixtape. It made my day at work and has some really nice tunes. Enough said…enjoy some nice minimal techno and tech-house..

Soul Kitchen – Promo July 2010 by Soul Kitchen

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Sounds from Freddie Joachim

July 22nd, 2010 | Music | No Comments

Today i discovered San Diego based Musician Freddie Joachim (pronounced “JO-AH-KIM”), who began his music career as a DJ in 1996. He turned to producing and since then he released a full length album, an instrumental album and lots of other stuff. Some great tunes, chilled hiphop, easy going beats.. enjoy!

Read about it on his website.  Listen here:

Latest tracks by freddiejoachim

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Azonica BTG Mix

July 16th, 2010 | Music | No Comments

A short and sweet mix found at bridging the gap blog. Enjoy!

“Here’s a little exclusive mix recorded for the blog by Oxford-based DJ and We Are Elements co-promoter, Azonica. Around 30 minutes of House, UK Funky and Dubstep.”


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Tracklist:

Egyptrixx – The only way up (Ikonika Remix)
Fuzzy Logic – In the morning
Doomwork – Macacos
Nu Birth – Anytime
Joy Orbison – The shrew would of cushioned the blow
Kode 9 – You don’t wash (Martyn Remix)
Pearson Sound – WAD
Seiji – Elevator
Ramadaman – Glut
Pangaea – Sunset Yellow

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Cuz – “I went way out”

July 9th, 2010 | Music | 1 Comment

A really nice mixtape i found at percussionlab from the user “Cuz”. Great selection and nicely crafted. Check it out!

“On a kind of leftfield chill out tip. Some wonky beats, some slightly upbeat moods, a bit of dub and some off piste instrumental hip hop. Names you’ll recognise and, hopefully, a few names you won’t. Enjoy.”


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Pinch – Fact mix 164

July 5th, 2010 | Music | No Comments

Well known UK bass artist Pinch delivers a wicked dupstep mixtape for fact magazine.
As described at Fact:

“Pinch has put together a 100% vinyl and acetate mix for FACT that’s absolutely stuffed with as-yet-unreleased material. There are a bunch of new tracks from Skream (‘Amitystep’, ‘Phatty Druma’) and Mala (’2 Much Chat’ ‘Answer Me’), Peverelist & Appleblim’s take on Bass Clef’s ‘Promises’, Pinch remixed by Pangaea and remixing WAX (aka Shed) as well as repping with three originals of his own (‘The Boxer’, ‘Elements’ and ‘Swish’). There’s further dubplate action from Jack Sparrow, Redlight, Distance and Goth Trad. If you want to know where dubstep is in 2010, get downloading and listening.”


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