BASSFoundation
Badness straight outta India! The BASSFoundation a Night/Collective that brings the vibes with this studio mix! Regardless of the style of music on the platter its all dubwise! Pow!
BASSFoundation Mix 4.0 - Soundboy Zindabad! by BASSFoundation
Track List:
1. Jazzsteppa – Taylor Rain
2. G31 – Red Ocean Dub
3. Mungo’s Hi Fi – Dubplate Fi Dem
4. Digital Mystikz – Anti War Dub (feat. Spen G)
>> The Hempaholics – Serious (Rack ‘n’ Ruin dubstep remix)
5. Evergreen, Landlord & Ruckspin feat. Danman - Righteous (RSD dubstep remix)
6. DJ Madd - When I First Met You
7. Emalkay – Crusader
8. War - 2Dark
9. Subatomic Sound System & Nomadic Wax - NYC-2-Africa (Dubstrumental)
10. Subatomic Sound System & Nomadic Wax -Dem Can't Stop We From Talk(feat.Anthony B)
11. Subatomic Sound System & Nomadic Wax - NYC-2-India (feat. Delhi Sultanate)
12. Million Stylez - Police In Helicopter (Dubplate)
13. Da Grynch - Police In Helicopter (Instrumental)
14. Rebel MC - Wardance (Serial Killaz VIP mix)
>> Ed Solo & Deekline - Ragga Tip
15. Serial Killaz - Walk & Skank
16. Marcus Visionary - Fallen Angels
17. Breakage – Old Skool Ting
18. Ed Solo & Deekline – Bad Bwoy
19. Marcus Viosionary - In This Time
20. Deekline, Ed Solo & MC Darrison - English Queens
21. Viniselecta – Bless I (dub mix)
>> Me&You – Last Night (Benny Page remix)
22. King Timothy – Gerrard Street
23. Me&You – Last Night
24. Me&You – Last Night (Benny Page remix)
25. Babylon Timewarp - Durban Poison (Bladerunner remix)
26. St Cal – Red Light
27. Digital - Shanty
28. Calibre - Steptoe
29. Genotype - Version
>> Calibre - Thirst Dub
30. Gumnaam - Feel It
Big up the peeps behind it:
DJs: Praxis & Big Daddy Klein
MC: Delhi Sultanate
Mastering: Jatin Puri
More Info:
BASSFoundation@Soundcloud
BASSFoundation@Facebook
BASSFoundation Mix 4.0 - Soundboy Zindabad! by BASSFoundation
Track List:
1. Jazzsteppa – Taylor Rain
2. G31 – Red Ocean Dub
3. Mungo’s Hi Fi – Dubplate Fi Dem
4. Digital Mystikz – Anti War Dub (feat. Spen G)
>> The Hempaholics – Serious (Rack ‘n’ Ruin dubstep remix)
5. Evergreen, Landlord & Ruckspin feat. Danman - Righteous (RSD dubstep remix)
6. DJ Madd - When I First Met You
7. Emalkay – Crusader
8. War - 2Dark
9. Subatomic Sound System & Nomadic Wax - NYC-2-Africa (Dubstrumental)
10. Subatomic Sound System & Nomadic Wax -Dem Can't Stop We From Talk(feat.Anthony B)
11. Subatomic Sound System & Nomadic Wax - NYC-2-India (feat. Delhi Sultanate)
12. Million Stylez - Police In Helicopter (Dubplate)
13. Da Grynch - Police In Helicopter (Instrumental)
14. Rebel MC - Wardance (Serial Killaz VIP mix)
>> Ed Solo & Deekline - Ragga Tip
15. Serial Killaz - Walk & Skank
16. Marcus Visionary - Fallen Angels
17. Breakage – Old Skool Ting
18. Ed Solo & Deekline – Bad Bwoy
19. Marcus Viosionary - In This Time
20. Deekline, Ed Solo & MC Darrison - English Queens
21. Viniselecta – Bless I (dub mix)
>> Me&You – Last Night (Benny Page remix)
22. King Timothy – Gerrard Street
23. Me&You – Last Night
24. Me&You – Last Night (Benny Page remix)
25. Babylon Timewarp - Durban Poison (Bladerunner remix)
26. St Cal – Red Light
27. Digital - Shanty
28. Calibre - Steptoe
29. Genotype - Version
>> Calibre - Thirst Dub
30. Gumnaam - Feel It
Big up the peeps behind it:
DJs: Praxis & Big Daddy Klein
MC: Delhi Sultanate
Mastering: Jatin Puri
More Info:
BASSFoundation@Soundcloud
BASSFoundation@Facebook
Mentha - A Dark Dream Mix
Mentha on the wheels of steel with a promo mix for a new event 'Mind The Dubstep' @ The Workshop, Shoreditch 25th of March 2011.
S'all about track 5 if you ask me! Pow!
Mentha - A Dark Dream Mix - MTD @ The Workshop Promo by Mentha
Tracklist:
1. Kryptic Minds – Can't Sleep (Feat Alys Be) – Blackbox
2. Rajaz – Dawn Blues – Dub
3. Grooki – Come to Me – Dub
4. Vivek – Pulse - Deep Medi Musik
5. Strago & Snooks – Infect – Dub
6. Benton – Take Me Away – Giveaway
7. Jobanti – Tromerone - Dub
8. Dj Madd – Detroit Skunk – Boka
9. Ben Verse – Venomous – Live Beyond
10. Lurka – Tempted – Blackbox
11. Icicle Ft Proxima - Breathing Again - Shogun Audio
12. Spherix – Lesser People - Immerse
13. Addison Groove – Work It – Swamp 81
14. Dj Madd – Secretes – Wheel & Deal
15. Mr Boogie – Breakdown (feat Fused Forces) – Sequence
16. Coki – Shock It – DMZ
17. Kutz – Wined Up – Giveaway
18. Caski – Gorilla Clap - Giveaway
Links:
Mentha
Mind the dubstep
S'all about track 5 if you ask me! Pow!
Mentha - A Dark Dream Mix - MTD @ The Workshop Promo by Mentha
Tracklist:
1. Kryptic Minds – Can't Sleep (Feat Alys Be) – Blackbox
2. Rajaz – Dawn Blues – Dub
3. Grooki – Come to Me – Dub
4. Vivek – Pulse - Deep Medi Musik
5. Strago & Snooks – Infect – Dub
6. Benton – Take Me Away – Giveaway
7. Jobanti – Tromerone - Dub
8. Dj Madd – Detroit Skunk – Boka
9. Ben Verse – Venomous – Live Beyond
10. Lurka – Tempted – Blackbox
11. Icicle Ft Proxima - Breathing Again - Shogun Audio
12. Spherix – Lesser People - Immerse
13. Addison Groove – Work It – Swamp 81
14. Dj Madd – Secretes – Wheel & Deal
15. Mr Boogie – Breakdown (feat Fused Forces) – Sequence
16. Coki – Shock It – DMZ
17. Kutz – Wined Up – Giveaway
18. Caski – Gorilla Clap - Giveaway
Links:
Mentha
Mind the dubstep
LionDub Mix
A nice little mix I'm feeling at the moment. From the man behind the legendary label 'Lion dub International' Mr Liondub himself! Such a great label that has released lots of great dnb,dubstep and now even roots 7"'s! They always bring the vibez! So bill up and wack this on ya system! Pure fire!!
Liondub - Dubspot Podcast Series by Dubspot
Track List:
1. Pinch Croydon House – Swamp81
2. Boddika – Underground – Swamp81
3. Jack Sparrow – Dread Ft. Ruckspin – Tectonic
4. Jack Sparrow – The Chase – Tectonic
5. Jack Sparrow – Loveless – Tectonic
6. Benga – Technocal – Tectonic
7. Boddika – Electron – Swamp81
8. Skream – Trapped In A Dark Bubble – Tectonic
9. Pinch – Elements – Swamp81
10. Kryptic Minds – 768 – Tectonic
11. Kryptic MInds – Cant Sleep Ft. Alys – Black Box
12. SP MC & LX One – Judgement – Tempa
13. Jakes – Time Ends – Tectonic
14. Helixir – Summertime – 7even
15. Ena – Sign – 7even
16. Pangaea – Inna Daze – Hessle Audio
17. Starkey – Robot Hands – Civil Music
18. Peveralist & Hyetal – The Hum – Punch Drunk
19. Ramadanman – Work Them – Swamp81
20. Addison Groove – Dumb Shit – Swamp81
Link to Dubspot Interview with Dj Liondub
Liondub - Dubspot Podcast Series by Dubspot
Track List:
1. Pinch Croydon House – Swamp81
2. Boddika – Underground – Swamp81
3. Jack Sparrow – Dread Ft. Ruckspin – Tectonic
4. Jack Sparrow – The Chase – Tectonic
5. Jack Sparrow – Loveless – Tectonic
6. Benga – Technocal – Tectonic
7. Boddika – Electron – Swamp81
8. Skream – Trapped In A Dark Bubble – Tectonic
9. Pinch – Elements – Swamp81
10. Kryptic Minds – 768 – Tectonic
11. Kryptic MInds – Cant Sleep Ft. Alys – Black Box
12. SP MC & LX One – Judgement – Tempa
13. Jakes – Time Ends – Tectonic
14. Helixir – Summertime – 7even
15. Ena – Sign – 7even
16. Pangaea – Inna Daze – Hessle Audio
17. Starkey – Robot Hands – Civil Music
18. Peveralist & Hyetal – The Hum – Punch Drunk
19. Ramadanman – Work Them – Swamp81
20. Addison Groove – Dumb Shit – Swamp81
Link to Dubspot Interview with Dj Liondub
Looking at wireless networks
A team of designers and researchers of the Oslo School of Architecture and Design with their wifi knowhow plus abit of slow exposure photography have made it possible for us to see a visual representation of the wireless network signals of Grünerløkka, Oslo.
[If you find yourself thinking anything other than 'ohhh pretty lights' continue reading information below:]
The film "Immaterials: Light painting WiFi" is made by Einar Sneve Martinussen, Jørn Knutsen and Timo Arnall from AHO's Institute of Design. All three are currently working on their PhD thesis in interaction design, related to various research projects at the institute. The film is part of the research project YOUrban, dealing with the intersection between design, technology and urban life.
- In everyday life we are surrounded by invisible technological phenomena, which to a greater or lesser extent, affects the way we use and experience our surroundings. We want to uncover some of these phenomena and show how they are part of the cities and the places we live in", says Einar Sneve Martinussen.
The project explores the invisible terrain for wireless networks in urban space through measuring the signal strength with LED lights, "captured" by long exposure photographs. A four meter long measuring rod with 80 points of light reveals the meeting points between different WiFi networks using a photographic technique called "light painting”. The technique was developed in 2009 for the film "Immaterials: the Ghost in the Field", which shows the invisible fields surrounding RFID readers.
Links:
YOUrban
The Ghost In The Field
Immaterials: Light painting WiFi Flickr
Immaterials: Light painting WiFi from Timo on Vimeo.
[If you find yourself thinking anything other than 'ohhh pretty lights' continue reading information below:]
The film "Immaterials: Light painting WiFi" is made by Einar Sneve Martinussen, Jørn Knutsen and Timo Arnall from AHO's Institute of Design. All three are currently working on their PhD thesis in interaction design, related to various research projects at the institute. The film is part of the research project YOUrban, dealing with the intersection between design, technology and urban life.
- In everyday life we are surrounded by invisible technological phenomena, which to a greater or lesser extent, affects the way we use and experience our surroundings. We want to uncover some of these phenomena and show how they are part of the cities and the places we live in", says Einar Sneve Martinussen.
The project explores the invisible terrain for wireless networks in urban space through measuring the signal strength with LED lights, "captured" by long exposure photographs. A four meter long measuring rod with 80 points of light reveals the meeting points between different WiFi networks using a photographic technique called "light painting”. The technique was developed in 2009 for the film "Immaterials: the Ghost in the Field", which shows the invisible fields surrounding RFID readers.
Links:
YOUrban
The Ghost In The Field
Immaterials: Light painting WiFi Flickr
Ruba Dub Pics
'I was in Dalston'
'Guinness, zoot, early set..'
'Fuck digital.. with analog'
[Insert Deep Roots vibes and Dubwiseness ere..]
'My screwface lady'
'Screwface leaving'
Cool little place, check it out if you get a chance.
Also keep an eye out for future line ups @ Mutate over at the Radsauce site!
Shout out to Snifit and Sai an also my Doorman on the night! He was diggin the rubdub style so much he wanted on the mic! Jeeez...
Snooks@Mutate 06.03.11
Come down Dalston and chill with me on a sunday! I'll be supplying some hangover curing mediative beats. Expect some Roots/Steppers/Dub/DigiDub and generally all things good basswise!
Rad Sauce is a blog dedicated to "saucing" experimental, wonky and bassline driven beats including but definitely not limited to Dubstep, Hip Hop, Trip Hop, Wonky, Future Beat, Glitch Hop, Step-no, 2 Step, Garage, Grime, Techno, IDM and everything in between. Updated weekly with the latest tracks, albums, club nights and general music culture.
Link to Rad Sauce Home Page
Radsauce Presents Mutate Facebook Group
Rad Sauce is a blog dedicated to "saucing" experimental, wonky and bassline driven beats including but definitely not limited to Dubstep, Hip Hop, Trip Hop, Wonky, Future Beat, Glitch Hop, Step-no, 2 Step, Garage, Grime, Techno, IDM and everything in between. Updated weekly with the latest tracks, albums, club nights and general music culture.
Link to Rad Sauce Home Page
Radsauce Presents Mutate Facebook Group
Neglectik Mixtape
Eres a big bad bate dubstep mix from a gentleman called Neglectik straight outta Belgium! Pow!
Reggae Roast
For our latest interview we have Dj Moodie, one of the founders of London's number one reggae event 'Reggae Roast'. Listen to the tracks from their latest release while you read all about it!
Righteous EP by ReggaeRoast
Welcome to Niteshade Inc, lets get straight to it.When David Rodigan interviewed you on Kiss you said Reggae Roast started in the Grand Union down Kentish town way. What was it like to go from that to end up playing at nights like DMZ and festivals like the Big chill with big sound systems and massive crowds?
Yeah, it started in a bar in Kentish Town with about 50 people, so it has been amazing to see Reggae Roast grow and develop over the past 3 years. It was great when we used to hold it at the Grand Union. There was always a great atmosphere and people loved it but we wanted to keep it fresh, which is why we try and keep it moving. I have been going to festivals for years now and its great to be rocking festivals that I was going to when I was a kid. It feels like playing Reggae outdoors in the summer is how the music is meant to be played so its always a pleasure.
Where does your love of the various strains of Jamacan music come from?
I guess I got the bug from my older brother. He has been collecting Reggae vinyl and yard tapes since the 80s so I grew up with it in the background. When I started DJing Hip Hop in the 90's he started passing down records to me and I started building up my collection. Then when I was about 17 or 18 I started to going to Solution Sound and Jah Shaka Dances. I guess it has just grown from there.
Name one track that you couldnt live without and why?
At the moment its probably a track called Aufstehn by a group called Seeed. Its a dutty riddim and I have never heard any other DJ play it which is kind of cool. I will usually slip it into a set a some point, but it goes in fazes because tunes get rinsed and you have to find the next fatty to replace it.
You have had some amazing selectors and artists at your events since they started in 2007, if you had to choose who would you say has been your favorite and why?
That's a tough one because there have been so many. Some of my favourite shows would have to include:
The Wailers, Id never seen them live before so it was kind of special to see such a legendary group playing a few feet in front of you. Collie Budz smashed it, the whole club was singing along and there was a great vibe. David Rodigan killed it too, his sets are like a history lesson and a dance wrapped into one. Then there was Aba Shanti i, Channel One, Earl 16..... there have been too many to mention.
Tell us about the recently launched label and what plans you have for it in the future?
The label is going really well, it's really exciting. We are now on our fifth release (3rd on vinyl) and its great to be making a contribution to the UK Reggae scene (hopefully). The 'Righteous EP' 12" was out on monday 7th Feb and has been getting a great response so go and kop it from any good record store! Coming up next on the label we have a really nice track by Earl 16 called 'Dis Reggae Music' which has been produced by Nick Manasseh and is to be followed by our next compilation CD and a Kenny Knots tune. We are trying to keep up the momentum with releases every 2-3 months so keep your eyes peeled.
What artists/djs/systems are you feeling at the moment?
Im really feeling Dandilion and his group The Drop. He's a young singer (who featured on our first 7" single 'Serious') and has a wicked vibe and good message to his music. Chris Peckings is doing some great stuff reintroducing some classic Studio 1 material with a contemporary twist. Conscious Sounds, who are playing at our next event this friday have been consistently putting out good material for time and Mungo's Hi Fi have raised the bar for UK based Reggae but there are lots of people doing good stuff.
What is your opinion of the current state of the uk music industry?
It's pretty hard at the moment, piracy had already hit it hard before the recession hit so it's a double wammy for the music industry. Its not easy out there. Especially in terms of selling records. That's what is frustrating, if we were doing what we are doing now 10 years ago it probably would have been a lot easier. But you have to accept things for what they are and try and make the best of them. It's important for people to understand if they feel the music, they should support it as it enables us to keep putting more out.
For the people out there who have not been to a Reggae Roast event can you let them know what there are in for?
Positive vibes, heavyweight music, beautiful people and smiling faces. Come down and experience it for yourself!
Thank you for your time, big up! keep spreading your message! Do you have anything else to say before this ends?
I'd just like to say a massive thank you to everyone who has come down to our events and supported our releases so far. Its a people coming together thing and without the energy that everyone brings it wouldn't be anything. Also cheers to you Snooks. Big ups all the way!
The next Reggae Roast event is on Friday 11th Feb @ The CAMP.
You can buy all Reggae Roast releases and get more info on events at their website www.reggaeroast.co.uk
Righteous EP by ReggaeRoast
Welcome to Niteshade Inc, lets get straight to it.When David Rodigan interviewed you on Kiss you said Reggae Roast started in the Grand Union down Kentish town way. What was it like to go from that to end up playing at nights like DMZ and festivals like the Big chill with big sound systems and massive crowds?
Yeah, it started in a bar in Kentish Town with about 50 people, so it has been amazing to see Reggae Roast grow and develop over the past 3 years. It was great when we used to hold it at the Grand Union. There was always a great atmosphere and people loved it but we wanted to keep it fresh, which is why we try and keep it moving. I have been going to festivals for years now and its great to be rocking festivals that I was going to when I was a kid. It feels like playing Reggae outdoors in the summer is how the music is meant to be played so its always a pleasure.
Where does your love of the various strains of Jamacan music come from?
I guess I got the bug from my older brother. He has been collecting Reggae vinyl and yard tapes since the 80s so I grew up with it in the background. When I started DJing Hip Hop in the 90's he started passing down records to me and I started building up my collection. Then when I was about 17 or 18 I started to going to Solution Sound and Jah Shaka Dances. I guess it has just grown from there.
Name one track that you couldnt live without and why?
At the moment its probably a track called Aufstehn by a group called Seeed. Its a dutty riddim and I have never heard any other DJ play it which is kind of cool. I will usually slip it into a set a some point, but it goes in fazes because tunes get rinsed and you have to find the next fatty to replace it.
You have had some amazing selectors and artists at your events since they started in 2007, if you had to choose who would you say has been your favorite and why?
That's a tough one because there have been so many. Some of my favourite shows would have to include:
The Wailers, Id never seen them live before so it was kind of special to see such a legendary group playing a few feet in front of you. Collie Budz smashed it, the whole club was singing along and there was a great vibe. David Rodigan killed it too, his sets are like a history lesson and a dance wrapped into one. Then there was Aba Shanti i, Channel One, Earl 16..... there have been too many to mention.
Tell us about the recently launched label and what plans you have for it in the future?
The label is going really well, it's really exciting. We are now on our fifth release (3rd on vinyl) and its great to be making a contribution to the UK Reggae scene (hopefully). The 'Righteous EP' 12" was out on monday 7th Feb and has been getting a great response so go and kop it from any good record store! Coming up next on the label we have a really nice track by Earl 16 called 'Dis Reggae Music' which has been produced by Nick Manasseh and is to be followed by our next compilation CD and a Kenny Knots tune. We are trying to keep up the momentum with releases every 2-3 months so keep your eyes peeled.
What artists/djs/systems are you feeling at the moment?
Im really feeling Dandilion and his group The Drop. He's a young singer (who featured on our first 7" single 'Serious') and has a wicked vibe and good message to his music. Chris Peckings is doing some great stuff reintroducing some classic Studio 1 material with a contemporary twist. Conscious Sounds, who are playing at our next event this friday have been consistently putting out good material for time and Mungo's Hi Fi have raised the bar for UK based Reggae but there are lots of people doing good stuff.
What is your opinion of the current state of the uk music industry?
It's pretty hard at the moment, piracy had already hit it hard before the recession hit so it's a double wammy for the music industry. Its not easy out there. Especially in terms of selling records. That's what is frustrating, if we were doing what we are doing now 10 years ago it probably would have been a lot easier. But you have to accept things for what they are and try and make the best of them. It's important for people to understand if they feel the music, they should support it as it enables us to keep putting more out.
For the people out there who have not been to a Reggae Roast event can you let them know what there are in for?
Positive vibes, heavyweight music, beautiful people and smiling faces. Come down and experience it for yourself!
Thank you for your time, big up! keep spreading your message! Do you have anything else to say before this ends?
I'd just like to say a massive thank you to everyone who has come down to our events and supported our releases so far. Its a people coming together thing and without the energy that everyone brings it wouldn't be anything. Also cheers to you Snooks. Big ups all the way!
The next Reggae Roast event is on Friday 11th Feb @ The CAMP.
You can buy all Reggae Roast releases and get more info on events at their website www.reggaeroast.co.uk
Be-1ne Aural Displacment Mix
Be-1ne from Area recordings provides a great mix for Aural Displacement
Be-1ne - Aural Displacement Mix - Go to http://aurdisp.tumblr.com/ to read an interview with me by Be-1ne
Be-1ne - Aural Displacement Mix - Go to http://aurdisp.tumblr.com/ to read an interview with me by Be-1ne
Dj Ritual 'About F**king Time' Exclusive Mix
Our first exclusive mix of the year! Dj Ritual bringing the beatz and bass with his 'About F**king Time' mix. On point mixing skills matched with naughty tune selections and rowdy vibez all round. No one can say Niteshade Inc dont cater for you ravers out-there!! Now skank out!
Track listing to follow. Hold tight!
Dj Ritual Mixes (links to stream/download):
Dj Ritual - About F**king Time
Dj Ritual Bonus Mix 1
Dj Ritual Bonus Mix 2
I'll Take One Lake
This clip hits the spot for me! I'm sure there are plenty of people out there reading this that know what Im talking about! Big up Robert Henke with his audio school lecturer stylee!
Robert Henke
Monolake
Robert Henke at Decibel Festival 2010 from Primus Luta on Vimeo.
For Info on Robert Henke try these links.Robert Henke
Monolake
Future Music
Interesting podcast that I recommend to anyone into music and technology.
Music Tech in Review - Episode 1 - Podcast Chat by cdm
Music Tech in Review - Episode 1 - Podcast Chat by cdm
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