"Toothbrush Country"
By Hardhead.
By Hardhead.
Oh, and unrelated...
"Blues For You"
By Logic
NEW Extended Showreel
Here's an assortment of improv video mess-abouts that I've compiled. All Final Cut. All Youtube footage. Varied inspirations really - the last vid to the end however was pretty creepy to make - when searching for the footage of the scallywags featured, it turns out there's a weird voyeuristic fetish some people have for them, secretly filming them at bus stops and street corners... Still, made for some great footage of the otherwise ignored/dismissed sportswear clad group.
Sleazetone Records
I recently came across the genius of Sleazetone Records and their amazing collection of artists - Chrissy Murderbot, Hanuman, Kanji Kinetic and many more! The sound is bass first and I love it.
My overall favourite at the moment is probably Hanuman. It's style has a solid rhythm, repetition, variation and a generally cool, nostalgic atmosphere.
New SBTRKT - MistaJam Guestmix
SBTRKT Guest Mix For Mistajam BBC 1xtra by sbtrkt
01. Jessie Ware & SBTRKT – Nervous
02. SBTRKT – Deep Sea Creature
03. Benga – I Come From London
04. Humanleft – Arnaud & Bernard
05. Cosmin TRG – Liebesunde
06. Mr De – Whoneleeone
07. Seiji – The King
08. Headhunter – Prototype (Modeselektor Remix)
09. Terror Danjah – Power Grid
10. Pearson Sound – Wad
11. Mount Kimbie – Carbonated
12. Girl Unit – IRL
13. SBTRKT – Fright
14. Greenmoney – Suh Mi Stay (Karizma Remix)
15. Altered Natives – Restless Natives
16. Joe – Claptrap
17. Distal – Tortellis Slave
18. Boy 8 Bit – The Keep
19. SBTRKT – Step In Shadows
02. SBTRKT – Deep Sea Creature
03. Benga – I Come From London
04. Humanleft – Arnaud & Bernard
05. Cosmin TRG – Liebesunde
06. Mr De – Whoneleeone
07. Seiji – The King
08. Headhunter – Prototype (Modeselektor Remix)
09. Terror Danjah – Power Grid
10. Pearson Sound – Wad
11. Mount Kimbie – Carbonated
12. Girl Unit – IRL
13. SBTRKT – Fright
14. Greenmoney – Suh Mi Stay (Karizma Remix)
15. Altered Natives – Restless Natives
16. Joe – Claptrap
17. Distal – Tortellis Slave
18. Boy 8 Bit – The Keep
19. SBTRKT – Step In Shadows
Gotta check this out, recently saw him at boomslang in Cambridge and he blew the roof off, was most impressed.
A Step Back in Time. TWOTHOUSANDANDNINE.
I cant believe I've only just discovered letsmix.com!! I was looking for some tracks by Rishi Romero on google and that's when I stumbled onto it. Any way, as I got carried away looking for old faves. I found this gem from 2009 mixed by Alex Bok Bok. Around 11:20 is where I go a little crazy. Look at the listing though and check out Wake Up Early - it's a dubplate of L-Vis and Bok Bok collaborating... And it's fucking IN-SANE.
The B-side Project Begins.
Last night. The B-side Project was put into effect. Me and Harry went down to Soul Tree at 7:30. On the top floor were around 15 producers and 4 bands. We got a couple of beers, set our cameras up, caught some location shots and bumped into an old friend, Nathan - I went to primary with him. We'd breakdance and draw graffiti. After 10 minutes of socialising the lowdown began.
The idea was similar to the way La Roux became famous - Through Skream. Initially her tracks weren't so 'big' until Skream came along and remixed In For The Kill. Hardly any vinyls of the remix were never pressed but loads of DJs were desperate to get their hands on it. Some went on sale for over £200 on Ebay. Through this whole process, La Roux's recognition went up like a rocket.
B-Side aims to popularise the bands in the same way, having producers remix their preferred track of the band their set up with (chosen in a raffle).
The idea was similar to the way La Roux became famous - Through Skream. Initially her tracks weren't so 'big' until Skream came along and remixed In For The Kill. Hardly any vinyls of the remix were never pressed but loads of DJs were desperate to get their hands on it. Some went on sale for over £200 on Ebay. Through this whole process, La Roux's recognition went up like a rocket.
B-Side aims to popularise the bands in the same way, having producers remix their preferred track of the band their set up with (chosen in a raffle).
It seems like an amazing opportunity for all the artists involved - it's a win/win situation. To help it along even more however, we have P'sonar and Ableton sponsoring us. Two big names in music distribution and production. As sponsorships are still coming in, me and Harry are hoping their's some way of getting some techy filming gear.... Please....
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