Mate 3re aka Wanklerotaryengine from Melbourne just played at Uberlinguas big Meltdown Party at the 30st of January and smashed the place at 3.45am!
Incredible tracklist and incredible mixing too. Big things coming from Melbourne!
Related post: Bass dem all
3re – Futuro Tropicale Warehouse Meltdown
Tracklist reads:
Categories: Reviews / Music
Tagged: 3re, Bass, bootlegumachine, Breakcore, Cumbia, Dubstep, Grime, Mash Up, Melbourne, mochipet, Ragga, Reggae, suckafish p jones, Tropical, Uberlingua
Ben Sharpa from Soweto, South Africa, has been getting support from Jarring Effects since his track on “Capetown Beats” compilation in 2008. Furthermore, Mary Ann Hobbs played his tune “Into the Black” on BBC Radio1 and in november last year Ben Sharpa has returned with a new full length album.
Growing up in an alien culture, since his parents relocated to Chicago, Illinois, fleeing from South Africa’s brutal Apartheit regime, Ben was inspired by the radical new voice that Hip Hop was giving the oppressed. In 1993 he came back to South Africa for the first free elections and quickly establishing himself as a major force in underground hip hop, known for his crews with experimental, abstractedly asynchronous beats and stream of consciousness rhymes.
“B.SHARPA”, his new album, is now at the forefront of a new wave of soundsystem music, underpinned by heavy, hybrid hip hop beats with influences from electro, dub, Detroit techno, dancehall, electronica and glitch.
Categories: Reviews / Music
Tagged: bbc radio 1, ben sharpa, chicago, Electro, glitch. sout africa, Grime, Hip Hop, mary ann hobbs, playdoe, soweto
The Low End Theory is a weekly clubnight in Los Angeles specialized in music for which you need a very good soundsystem and with resident DJ’s that know how to destroy a very good soundsystem. The Low End Theory has also launched a decent podcast, which you find on ITUNES or as download directly on their page. The latest episode number XI features noize head and resident DJ Gaslamp Killer together with all around artist and producer Kutmah.Categories: Reviews / Music
Tagged: Art, Bass, Dub, dublab, Dubstep, Electro, gaslamp killer, Grime, kutmah, Podcast, sketches, the low end theory, visual kei, wood burns
For anyone out there with a liking for some nitty gritty dub and dubstep, check the Sunday podcast from Connectionist out of Manchester, UK, broadcasted on the online radiostation RangeFm. Big one! Always between 21 and 23h UK time, sometimes longer.
Categories: Reviews / Music
Tagged: connectionist, Dub, Dubstep, garage, Grime, manchester, Podcast, radio, range fm, UK
Categories: Video
Tagged: Bass, Busy Signal, Electro, Grime, Hip Hop, London, M.I.A., Rye Rye
Culture System is a wonderful blog from NYC, which I found via Globalibre. Waer Rock just released a NYC mixtape on it with all things bass, which I have to repost. It’s good. It comes with a Radiohead Remix, so watch out.
“A collection of mostly unreleased and new bass music from New York. From dubstep and dub to boom bap and garage. This mix is not comprehensive, it’s more of a snapshot. There’s quite a few more artists we’re really feelin’ out here.”
Photo by Yeshvir Daamineni
Playlist below:
Categories: Reviews / Music
Tagged: Bassline, beats and bass, boom bap, breaks, culture system, Dubstep, garage, Grime, Jahdan Blakkamoore, nebulla, ny, nyc, radiohead, soroka, Wobble
Categories: Video
Tagged: athens, Bass, Bassline, Bassnectar, Crunk, Electro, Grime, Hip Hop, surf
… is a label based in London managed by Squaredº, which I came across on Facebook. Squaredº also does parties together with Neon Skullz called Azteks on Acid, so watch out for some funky madness in Londontown! As the name says they’ll be throwing azteks music with acid and dancefloor business together!
Have a listen to Mr. Pollinates latest mix, in which he mingles all and everything from UK Funky to Kwaito, Cumbia and Bassline, including his own stuff!
Squaredº – Here There Now & You
Tracklist as follows:
Categories: Reviews / Music
Tagged: azteks on acid, Bassline, Cumbia, Electro, Global, Grime, Latin, London, neon skullz, pollinate, squaredº
Categories: Video
Tagged: caribean, Dancehall, Grime, Hip Hop, Jabba Masterroom, Jamesy P, M.I.A., Nookie, Tamil
Maga Bo from Brazil graces the globesonic world with a new mixtape called Outras Terras, assembling unreleased material, own remixes and material from his globetrotting friends. Via his blog Kolleidosonic.
Download: MAGA BO – Outras Terras Mixtape
Related post: Maga Bo Interview at Club transmediale Berlin Jan ‘09.
Playlist of Outras Terras Mixtape with indepth explanation of track origins below.
1. “Ê Boi (Maga Bo Remix)” Coco Raízes de Arcoverde (Unreleased)
Traditional coco meets dancehall. An unlabeled mp3 that I fell in love with – “…Eu vou morar em outras terras.”
2. “E Daí feat. Speed Freaks” Sonar Calibrado (Maga Bo and Filastine) (12″ Shockout)
Dancehall made with the samples of car alarms, cut up saharan blues guitar and the stream of conscious rhymes of the Niteroiense rapper, Speed Freaks.
3. “B’tallah (Maga Bo Remix)” Filastine (12″ Post World Industries – forthcoming)
Trilingual rhymes by Barcelona-based Algerian rapper Rabah (of MBS) float over ragga with trills of breakcore and cell phone speaker interference.
Categories: Reviews / Music
Tagged: Bass, Dubstep, dutty artz, Filastine, Global, Grime, Hip Hop, Jahdan Blakkamoore, kolleidosonic, Maga Bo, outernational bass, outras terras, poirier, shockout, Sonar Calibrado, Soot Records, xuman
