Showing posts with label bass. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bass. Show all posts

Saturday, March 7, 2009

Geiom - Reminissin' Remixes


1.Reminissin' Feat: Marita (Skream's 'time traveller' Refix)

2.Reminissin' Feat: Marita (Shackleton Refix)


One of the the most talked about and eagerly anticipated releases has landed. Part. 1 features two great remixes from Skream who beefs up the original and gives it a deep old skool vibe whilst Shackleton on the flip takes it down a notch with some thundering Basic Channel style sub bass and adds a touch of darkness to Marita's vocal. Wicked!...www.soundsoftheuniverse.com

Tuesday, March 3, 2009

Dubstep Allstar vol.6 by Appleblim


1 Peverelist - Gather
2 Peverelist & Appleblim - Circling
3 Pinch feat. Yolanda - Get Up
4 2562 - Moog Dub
5 Martyn - Suburbia
6 Jus Wan - Action Potential
7 2562 - Morvern
8 TRG & Selector Dub U - Harajuku
9 Peverelist - Infinity Is Now
10 Skream - Percression
11 RSD - Pretty Bright Lights
12 Mungo`s Hi Fi - Babylon
13 Komonazmuk - Bad Apple
14 Komonazmuk & Gatekeeper  - Cheeky Herbert
15 TRG - Decisions
16 TRG - Back Like That [Ramadanman Refix]
17 TRG - Broken Heart [Martyn`s DCM RMX]
18 Geiom feat. Marita - Reminissin` [Dubplate Version]

Dubstep Allstars series; vol.6. Mixed by Appleblim (who co-founded Skull Disco with Shackelton). Martin Clark – Mr. Blackdown himself – explains:“Sometime in 2007 a subsection of dubstep broke cover and headed off in a new direction. Starting in Bristol, it shot over the Channel and headed for the middle ground between itself and Berlin, to unite in a shared love of Jamaican bass, delay and space with a little Detroit groove. Dubstep Allstars vol.6 is perhaps the definite and most coherent document of this outbreak.”...www.soundscaping.net

Tuesday, February 24, 2009

Diplo & Blaqstarr - Get Off


01. Get Off
02. Get Off (DJ Rob 3 Remix)
03. Get Off (Bonus Beats)

Diplo hooks up with his dancing buddy Blaqstarr for the latest Mad Decent outing with a wickedly cool nasty-house cut backed with a Rob 3 remix on pink vinyl and loaded with an exclusive side for use by the Serato heads. The pair's original version of 'Get Off' is a sexy neon flavoured hip-houser with serious early 90's attitude kinda similar to Radioslave's Cabana trax series but more poppy. Rob 3 revises the cut for the Bmore crowd with the standard breaks splattered with Bassline style warps and rave stabs for the party. We've only got a limited number of these bad boys and you know they're gonna fly...www.boomkat.com

Saturday, February 21, 2009

Martyn - Great Lengths


1. The Only Choice
2. Kdrl-t-grv
3. Right Star!
4. Seventy Four
5. Little Things
6. Vancouver
7. These Words feat. dBridge
8. Bridge
9. Elden St
10.Far Away
11.Hear Me
12.Is This Insanity? feat. Spaceape
13.Briliant Orange
14.Natural Selection

Martijn Deykers been making waves in both the techno and dubstep communities with his previous releases as Martyn, impressing Francois K so much, for instance, that he was invited to take over his Deep Space party in New York for the entire night. However you might classify the music that he produces, Martijn is keen to avoid pigeonholing his own material. "I think what makes music interesting is when an artist incorporates his/her influences and translates it into a unique sounding style," he explains. "Although it might sound a tad arrogant, I'd like to think of my music as 'Martyn music.' I try not to think of it as dubstep or techno, or house or drum & bass—it's not about genres, it's about music. This way I feel more freedom to make the music I want to make."

Indeed, the hallmarks that made his previous records stand out so much are all present here: the floating Detroit-esque pads, stuttering broken beats and dubwise basslines—but there are a few surprises. "Little Things" chugs along at a casual 117 BPM, whilst Martijn indulges himself with an epic beatless synth workout on "Brilliant Orange." There's even a solo piano piece breaking up the album, as well as two vocal contributions from dBridge and Kode9's right hand man, Spaceape.

As with all of the previous releases on his 3024 label, the artwork has been done by Martijn's old friend from Eindhoven, Erosie. Martijn is keen to emphasise their co-ownership of the work, explaining that "because it's an album, people will focus on the music, but the artwork means just as much as the music does. Erosie's unique graphic style is 3024, and the music is 3024: Great Lengths represents music for the ears as well as for the eyes."...www.residentadvisor.net

Thursday, February 5, 2009

Zomby - Liquid Dancehall


01. Liquid Dancehall 
02. Strange Fruit 


*EXTREMELY LIMITED COPIES!* Proper dancefloor rudeness from Zomby this week for the freshly spun Ramp records. 'Liquid Dancehall' occupies the A-side with a techno-insistent slab of dubstep bass science, still definitely one for the rudeboy crew but formatted into a brutally minimal and linear structure with a 3:2 time signature hailing the onset of the forthcoming ragga techno invasion spearheaded by Grievous Angel and TRG amongst others, definitely a direction we like to see things headed. 'Strange Fruit' on the flip struts out on a wicked bassline debted mission with ramped up warp bass and neat time sig switches destined to murder forward thinking crowds across the global basswise fraternity, if you've been dabbling in niche, bassline or future garridge recently you'll be creaming over this. Big 12"!...www.boomkat.com