a good friend of mine is dropping a album, check the mix link at the bottom
"This extremely talented and relatively new producer is turning the heads of some of the drum & bass scene’s most respected DJ's and label owners. His music is getting serious support from dBridge & Instra:mental, featuring on their Autonomic Podcasts, and also on Goldie’s Metalheadz pod cast # 5 which attracted over 50,000 downloads.
Cam McLaren aka Consequence was originally born in Toronto, Canada. Early on in life he moved to New Zealand, this is where he found his love of music. Early childhood experiments with a variety of instruments led to his love of composition and melody. Utilizing these elements in his current productions has given great variety in his sound and methods. At the age of 17 he decided to leave NZ for London where he pursued a career in music and played in a band as lead guitarist, performing in a number of successful live shows which led to record deal for the band. During a number of recording sessions at the Olympic studios (world famous for recordings of Jimi Hendrix/Led Zeplin) he developed an interest in audio engineering and decided to move back to NZ to study this profession. He became focused on Electronic production, specifically drum and bass. In this time he honed his skills and took influence from his previous musical experiences.
In early 2009 he was given the prestigious task of creating an album for Exit Records. He has risen to the challenge without even breaking a sweat (well maybe a little) and the debut LP is due for release in October. Come to the exclusive launch party presented by Polaroid to hear, for the first time, what is sure to become one of the most talked about albums in drum & bass worldwide.
I aimed to create music that doesn’t fit the usual mould of Drum and Bass, yet has its ties and influences from it. When listening to the LP in its entirety, I hope that listeners will be given an insight into the way I see my surroundings. Maybe people can relate, everyone shares certain similarities in the way they feel about their life and what makes them feel certain emotions. Consequence 09"
DOWNLOAD the Exclusive Polaroid promo mix by Consequence from http://www.soundcloud.com/polaroid-events
Tuesday, August 25, 2009
Sunday, August 23, 2009
Vybz Kartel - Lightning Bolt
Kartel pays homage to "the fastest man in the history of the world"
Labels:
dancehall,
new release,
Vybz Kartel
Friday, August 21, 2009
Klute (UK) - DnB tonight (Fri 21) in Sydney
Just a quick one passing thru, thought I'd have a crack at putting up Sydney events BEFORE they happen. It's on at Pheonix on Oxford Street, it's gonna be huge so book online to avoid the $30 door price (ouch, and that's if they let you in). Bookings and more info here.
Labels:
drum and bass,
Events,
Klute,
Sydney
Tuesday, August 18, 2009
Pressure Drop Saturday 22nd August
Its a mid winter shakedown at Laundry, as Pressure Drop present another killa reggae dancehall installment. Host Sista Itations is joined by MC Presyse Riff-Raph; plus its another NZ infiltration as the boys from Renegade Sound (General Dread & Al Good) put the bass-bins to the test. The ever-blazing Lady Banton (I Love Dancehall) returns to the decks, plus a winter warm up with selection from Sista Sunsplash over from Adelaide. Free beer from 10-11, and as always, good vibes guaranteed!
Marvell ft Griminal.... Goin in 32s
Aight this is heavy.
DL the whole mixtape post below
Labels:
Double S,
grime,
griminal,
Marvell,
new release
Marvell FM 2
Marvell's new ting has just dropped... The juries still out on Marvell for me, but you can't knock their hustle, and Double S is a beast. The new Dot Rotten tune they done is alot. Gonna give this one a chance
Download here
Labels:
Double S,
grime,
Marvell,
new release
WILEY epic freestyle
was just watching some old tings and saw this again... old but classic.... wiley showin em why he's still a don.
Monday, August 17, 2009
Saturday, August 15, 2009
Tire la chasse -- Titine Boy
This is being toted as French grime even though it's already sounding pretty far removed. I know this guy has done a lot of work with Grime Sin, the only French grime crew I'm aware of, so I guess you'd have to call it grime. Whatever it is, I like it. Myspace here, and search this blog for more stuff by this lot.
Labels:
France,
grime,
grime Sin,
Titine Bgrime
Friday, August 14, 2009
For those who caught Kenny Ken at Manning Bar last week
Not sure if he actually played this (don't remember that clearly), but just to give a glimpse of what vibes were like that night... It was huge, even local heads were saying it's rare to get that kind of crowd out for dnb in Sydney. WE NEED MORE LIKE THAT!!!
Labels:
Chase and Status,
drum and bass,
Events,
Kenny Ken,
Sydney,
Topcat
Thursday, August 13, 2009
http://ukfunky.com/
This is a great site to stay up with whats gwanin in UKF... I'm feelin funky right now, hope to see a night poppin in Melbourne soon.
http://ukfunky.com/
http://ukfunky.com/
Labels:
UKF
www.dubplate.net
This is a heavy site to buy music officially.. Lot of hard to find stuff and you can order vinyl or grab high quality MP3s. So do the right ting a support properly.
http://www.dubplate.net/
Wiley -She Like To (ft. The England Ten)
Pretty bait song i reackon, but watch it just for Griminal...
Monday, August 10, 2009
Major Lazer [Switch & Diplo] - Essential Mix 25-07-2009
Diplo Mix
Shut Up And Dance ‘Ravin I’m Ravin’
Barrington Levy ‘Reggae Music Dub’
Barrington Levy ‘Send A Moses’
Alton Ellis ‘Africa Descendants’
Burning Spear ‘Live It Out’
Artibella ‘Unknown’
Toyan ‘African Thing’
John Holt ‘100 Weight Of Collie Weed’
Barrington Levy ‘Murderer’
John Holt ‘Police In Helicopter’
Clint Eastwood & General Saint ‘Another One Bites The Dust’
Yello Man ‘Mr Chin!’
Unknown ‘Sweet Dreams’
Don Carlos ‘Ababa John I (Father Majesty)’
Johnny Osbourne ‘No Ice Cream Sound’
Admiral Bailey ‘Big Belly Man’
Wayne Smith ‘Under Me Sleng Teng’
Bruk Up ft. Shaggy ‘Sunglasses At Night’
Ricky Blaze ‘How Mi Look’
Martyn ‘Seventy Four’
Black Eyed Peas ‘Boom Boom Pow’
Seductive ‘Underground Sound’
Major Lazer ‘Jump Up’
Party Quad ‘Pull Up’
Digital Manges ‘Manges (Sharkslayer Club)’
Major Lazer ‘Pon Di Floor Beatacue Mix’
Major Lazer ‘Pon Di Floor’
Nirvana ‘Lithium’
Wamdue Project ‘King Of My Castle’
LBG ‘Don’t Stop The Music’
Solid Groove ‘This Is Sick’
Mavado ‘Weh Dem A Do’
Dandy Livingstone ‘Rudy, A Message To You’
Unknown 'Unknown'
Unknown 'Unknown'
Switch Mix
Mr. Oizo & Sebastian 'Arrival'
Major Lazer 'Lazer Theme'
Artist Unknown 'Mash Up De Place'
King Jammys 'Judgement Day'
Bjork 'Nattura' (Switch Remix)
Ace Of Base 'All That She Wants'
Ninjasonik 'Pregnant Accapella '
Major Lazer: 'Baby Riddim' Feat. Prince Zimboo And M.I.A (Switch Remix)
Donny 'Symptomless Coma' (Current Value VIP)
Major Lazer 'Rebellion (Anything Goes) Accapella'
Leftside 'Shi Nuh Wahh'
Terror Fabulous & Nadine Sutherland 'Action'
The Shadow And The Ventures 'Hawaii Five-O' Feat. Andy Milonakis
Major Lazer 'Hold The Line Accapella'
Shawna Feat. Twista & Ludacris 'R.P.M'
Unknown 'Unknown'
Rye Rye 'Shake It To The Ground' (Switch And Santigold Remix)
Major Lazer 'Cash Flow' (Subskrpt Remix)
DJ Malvado 'Puto Mekie'
Major Lazer 'Can't Stop Now Accapella'
Switch & Crookers 'Untitled'
Mapei 'Belly'
White Label 'F***in' House'
Major Lazer 'Pon De Floor' (Drop The Lime Remix)
Unknown 'Unknown'
DJ Sega 'I'm A Flirt'
Major Lazer 'Pon De Floor Beats'
Par-T-One 'I'm So Crazy Accapella'
Amanda Blank 'Something Bigger, Something Better Accapella'
http://rapidshare.com/files/259842817/Essential_Mix_-_2009-07-25_-_Major_Lazer.mp3
TEN DAYS OFF BELGIUM STARKEY, CASPA N RUSKO, BENGA LIVE MIXES....
Starkey - Live at 10 Days Off Belgium 23/07/2009
http://rapidshare.com/files/261044452/Starkey_Panty_Inspector_Uk.mp3
Caspa n Rusko - Live at 10 Days Off Belgium 23/07/2009
http://rapidshare.com/files/261004929/Capa_Rusko_Panty_Inspector_Uk.mp3
Benga - Live at 10 Days Off Belgium 23/07/2009
http://rapidshare.com/files/260987945/Benga__Panty_Inspector_Uk.mp3
Purple City Ginz Vs Joker Mix!!
TRACKLISTING...
1. Ginz & Kool Money Kwame - Oreo - Dub
2. Gemmy - BK 2 the Future - Punch Drunk
3. General Midi Feat Foreign Beggars - 4 Million Ways (Ginz's Purple Interpretation)
4. Adam Freeland - Do You (Joker Remix)
5. Joker - City Hopper - Dub
6. The Body Snatchers - The Good Stank - Dub
7. Joker - Output 1 & 2 - Dub
8. Guido - Beautiful Complication - Punch Drunk Forthcoming
9. Ginz & Kool Money Kwame - Wet-Wipe Riddim - Dub
10. Ginz & Joker - Re-Up VS Tempa T - Kapsize
11. Joker & Ginz - Purple City - Kapsize
12. Zero 7 - Everything Up (Zizou) GInz & Joker Remix - Atlantic
13. Example - Watch the Sun Come up (Joker & Ginz Remix) - Ministry of Sound Forthcoming
14. The Heavy - How you like me Now? (Joker Remix) - Ninja Tune
15. Basement Jaxx - Raindrops (Joker & Ginz Remix) - XL
16. Joker & Ginz - Stash - Hyperdub Forthcoming
17. The Body Snatchers - I Llke
http://www.datatransmission.co.uk/podcasts/DTP059-Ginz-datatransmission.mp3
Labels:
dubstep,
ginz,
joker,
mixes,
purple city
DUBSTEP ARTICLE FRM THE GUARDIAN
The Guardian, Friday 12 June 2009
Dubstep and grime, the two wayward children of UK garage, have grown up. Dubstep is the globetrotting student, stamping its imprint everywhere from Chile to Australia, hanging out with Snoop Dogg in LA and at warehouse parties in eastern Europe. Grime, always the more promising child, has developed a split personality: sometimes phenomenally popular and happy-go-lucky (as with Tinchy Stryder, Wiley and Dizzee Rascal's electro-pop chart successes), but the rest of the time moody, introverted and defiantly self-sufficient. All that unites these estranged siblings now is their DNA. They come from the same place - the estates and pirate radio stations of London - and you can still see some family resemblance in their heavy basslines and their beats per minute, always around 140. But, if not exactly estranged, they are no longer close.
More importantly, what both dubstep and grime lack is the thing most prized in British dance music: novelty. In the streets and clubs, there is always talk of who's "pushing things forward", who's "going on differently". With the sounds of dubstep and grime firmly established, the search for the next big thing has turned once again to Bristol, the launching ground for the likes of Roni Size and his crew Reprazent, Tricky, Portishead, Massive Attack and more.
Today, three of the brightest hopes of the new Bristol sound are sitting in a beer garden, humming Sonic the Hedgehog and Street Fighter game themes, and downing cranberry sambucas. This is not how one imagines the future of British dance music. The three are 21-year-old Guy "Guido" Middleton, 23-year-old Jemal "Gemmy" Philips, and a third man, 20 years old, who leans in and gives his full name slowly and carefully to the dictaphone as "Joker ... Joker".
READ THE REST HERE
Dubstep and grime, the two wayward children of UK garage, have grown up. Dubstep is the globetrotting student, stamping its imprint everywhere from Chile to Australia, hanging out with Snoop Dogg in LA and at warehouse parties in eastern Europe. Grime, always the more promising child, has developed a split personality: sometimes phenomenally popular and happy-go-lucky (as with Tinchy Stryder, Wiley and Dizzee Rascal's electro-pop chart successes), but the rest of the time moody, introverted and defiantly self-sufficient. All that unites these estranged siblings now is their DNA. They come from the same place - the estates and pirate radio stations of London - and you can still see some family resemblance in their heavy basslines and their beats per minute, always around 140. But, if not exactly estranged, they are no longer close.
More importantly, what both dubstep and grime lack is the thing most prized in British dance music: novelty. In the streets and clubs, there is always talk of who's "pushing things forward", who's "going on differently". With the sounds of dubstep and grime firmly established, the search for the next big thing has turned once again to Bristol, the launching ground for the likes of Roni Size and his crew Reprazent, Tricky, Portishead, Massive Attack and more.
Today, three of the brightest hopes of the new Bristol sound are sitting in a beer garden, humming Sonic the Hedgehog and Street Fighter game themes, and downing cranberry sambucas. This is not how one imagines the future of British dance music. The three are 21-year-old Guy "Guido" Middleton, 23-year-old Jemal "Gemmy" Philips, and a third man, 20 years old, who leans in and gives his full name slowly and carefully to the dictaphone as "Joker ... Joker".
READ THE REST HERE
Labels:
bristol,
dubstep,
joker,
purple city
Thursday, August 6, 2009
Logan Sama Keep it Grimey 09 mix...
For those who dont know Logan Sama's monday night show is the grime show to listen to...
Heavy Logan mix....Download here\
TEMPA T VS P JAM / NEXT HYPE MANAGEMENT / DUBPLATE
RUDE KID / JACK DANIELS / ALIEN MUSIC
P MONEY / LEFT THE ROOM / OGS
NOCTURNAL / DON'T PHONE BACK / ADAMANTIUM DUBPLATE
KILLA P / POLICE AR COME RUN / KILLER INSTINCT
GHETTO FT GRIMINAL / DON'T PHONE ME / J.CLARKE
MUSICAL MOB / PULSE Y / MUSICAL MOB ROYALE
SKEPTA / DTI / DICE
DAVINCHE / BUZZ LIGHTYEAR 2 / DIRTY CANVAS
NEWHAM GENERALS / BELL DEM SLAGS / DIRTEE STANK
NEWHAM GENERALS / SUPADUPE / DIRTEE STANK
D DOUBLE E / FRONTLINE / AFTERSHOCK
RUDE KID / UFO (ID4 VIP MIX) / ADAMANTIUM DUBPLATE
BREAKAGE FT NEWHAM GENERALS & DAVID RODIGAN / TOGETHER (HARD VOCAL MIX) / DIGITAL SOUNDBOY
SHARKY MAJOR / SHARK ATTACK / DUB
SKEPTA FT PAPER PABS, BOSSMAN & BIG H / OVER THE TOP 2 / BOYBETTERKNOW
ROYAL T / GARGOYLE (SILENCER REMIX) / NOHATSNOHOODS
OG'S / PASSIN THROUGH / OGS
SKEAMZ / GREENGATE GUYS VIP / DUB
SKEPTA FT WILEY / ARE YOU READY / BOYBETTERKNOW
SILENCER / SUPLEX / UNDERGROUND UNIT
WILEY / BANG / ESKIBEAT
WILEY / CLUB 5 / EARTH616
WILEY & SHIFTY VS GHETTO & DEVLIN / 1,2,3 LETS GO / ESKIBEAT
MANIAC / DEVIL VS SALT FISH / ADAMANTIUM DUBPLATE
DURRTY GOODZ / THROWAWAY THOUGHTS / AWKWARD
MEGA MW / NAUGHTY NITES / MOST WANTED
J2K / DANGER / PLASTICHEAD
JME / THEY FOUND BIN LADEN / BOYBETTERKNOW
NASTY JACK FT D DOUBLE E / COME AGAINST I / DUB
TERROR DANJAH / SIDECHAIN / HARDDRIVE
GHETTO & BRUTAL / GO ON DEN / J.CLARKE
TEMPA T FT CHRONIC / BOY OFF DA TING / SLEW DEM
BLACKS FT P MONEY / FALL BACK / DUB
P MONEY / 1UP / OGS
Labels:
grime,
Kiss,
Logan,
logan sama
Sunday, August 2, 2009
Racionais MCs - Brazilian Hip Hop
A crew from the favelas of Sau Paulo, who rap about police brutality, racism, poverty & crime. They also speak out for the black minority of Brazil, have worked with the Ministry of Education to develop ARAPensado e Educação (loosely translated as "The Rap Thinking and Education) program, and have done numerous benefit gigs to fund health clinics, youth sports programs, and samba schools. I'm still working my way through their exstensive back catalogue but wanted to give you a little taste.
Much respect to Siren for the tip off.
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