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  • Rob Swift: Ouvroir de Musique Potentielles (OuMuPo)

    los amigos de durutti - 2007-12-10 21:04:50

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    The Ablist: Turntablist Extraordinare Rob Swift

    There is no doubt that Rob Swift (X-Men, X-ecutioners) is one of the best turntablists on the planet (check the clips below and listen to him scratch along to Charlie Parker's "Cheers" and cut up the mighty Biz Marke). Rob's amazing dexterity and highly musical scratching are instantly recognizable, much in the same way that the "drunken trumpet" technique and sound is unmistakably Kid Koala.

    Unfortunately, I missed Rob when he was in Boston in May on the heels of the release of his DVD As the Tables Turn. As Scratch Magazine noted, the DVD is an "always engaging, intimate look at Rob Swift that mixes classic footage (90's DMC shots, the infamous X-ecutioners vs. Scratch Piklz battle) and new interviews." Check it out or purchase it from Rob's website.

    I did, however, pick up a copy of Rob's French release in Ici d'Ailleurs' OuMuPo series while I was in Paris last month. More on that below. But first a bit more on Swift for the uninitiated.

    Rob Swift started DJing with the turntablist supergroup X-ecutioners (originally the X-Men) in 1991, alongside Total Eclipse and the legendary Roc Raida. A year later Rob won the DMC East Coast Turntable Championship. But Swift started DJing as a preteen. Here's an excerpt from the Swift bio written by Doug Cohen on Rob's webpage, including an interview with Swift regarding his and upbringing and influences:

    Swift educated himself with the classic turntable beats of the early '80s New York playground pioneers while listening to funk and jazz at home. "My dad was a salsa and meringue DJ," Rob says. "My brother learned how to scratch and do all the hip hop deejaying stuff on my dad's equipment (without his permission) and I'd sit there and watch him. My older brother exposed me to all that," Swift notes. "All the stuff I create as a DJ is rooted in the songs that I heard from Bob James, Herbie Hancock and James Brown to Quincy Jones and old DJs like Grandmaster Flash and Grandwizard Theodore. That's where my roots are."




    In 1999 Swift released The Ablist, his phenomenal (and highly recommended) solo debut. AMG noted that The Ablist was "Swift's attempt to introduce the turntable as a virtuosic instrument capable of being played with the same feeling and skill as any other instrument," adding that it was "directly influenced by Herbie Hancock's "Rockit," an early melding of jazz and hip-hop." It's notable that DJ Logic released his own "turntablist as a jazz musician" debut, Project Logic in 1999, making it a watershed year for the resurgence of jazz infected hip hop -- at least from the perspective of the DJ. In 2001, Swift added scratches to Herbie Hancock's Future 2 Future album.


    In 2004, Swift was asked to contribute the second installment of French label Ici d'Ailleurs' OuMuPo series. OuMuPo is short for Ouvroir de Musique Potentielles -- workshop for potential musics. The concept stems from the literary movement Ouvroir de Littérature Potentielle (OuLiPo) initiated by French surrealists Raymond Queneau and François Le Lionnais in the 1960s.

    For the OuMuPo series, Ici d'Ailleurs asked leading DJs (DJ Krush and Kid Loco were featured in subsequent installments) to construct a continuous mix, looped end-to-end, that included a theme and used tracks or samples from at least six artists on Ici d'Ailleurs' O1O1 imprint. Swift's construction is an intoxicating mix of jazzy soundscapes, dark, brooding downtempo, and funky hip hop featuring French rapper Gravité Zero and mixes of 0101 electronic and experimental artists Madrid, Micro:Mega, I N Fused, and Bästard. Oh, a final requirement for the mix was that Swift impose on himself at least one constraint. Rob's rules: "Never mix before midnight. Have my mother choose the titles [to mix]."

    Here's a sample, including a tour de force statement featuring French rapper Gravité Zero and a Boards of Canada-like downtempo track "Annex 6" from Micro:Mega with scratches (rhythmic, melodic, and conversational) by Rob:


  • Gravité Zéro -- Infini V88 -- Rob Swift: OuMuPo Vol. 2
  • Micro:Mega -- Annex 6 -- " . . . " (2004)



    • "Rob once said "Artists like Stevie Wonder go in to cut records and they think, 'Well, we can get him on drums and him for guitars?' My thing is to get people to think, 'Who's gonna play the turntable?'"


    BONUS: As promised above, here are two excerpts that demonstrate just how gifted, original, and musical Rob is on the ones and two, his chosen instrument.


  • Cheers (X-ecutioner's style) (edit) -- Rob Swift: Bird Up (2004)
  • Rob Gets Busy (edit) -- Rob Swift: The Return of the DJ Vol. 1 (1996)



    • au revoir. peace.
    . . .

  • Scumcast! 2

    The Supersonic Cumberbun - 2007-11-26 18:57:37

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    Y'know we lookin' fly man/
    Peculiar Purple Pie Man/
    Lasers shoot out my eyes that straight up re-attach yo' hymen/

    Check Checkuh 1-2. A-Mickey Mickey Mickey Mouse, Rock the House.

    Scumcast Round Two ba-buh-buh-baby! jyeeeah....


    Scumcast! 2

    1.Kilo-Paradiso
    2.Thomas Fehlmann-Schaum
    3.Kalabrese-Hafenlied
    4.White Magic-The Gypsies Came Marching After (Pocketknife's Silk, Wool, and Rust Remix)
    5.In Flagranti-Bipolar
    6.Escort-All Through The Night (The Rapture's Hush Hush Remix)
    7.Lil Mama-Lip Gloss (Kid Fresh & Haterboy Refix)
    8.M.I.A. feat Timbaland-Come Around (Eli Remix)
    9.Diplo-Work Is Never Over
    10.The Black Ghosts-Any Way (Fake Blood Remix)
    11.Stanton Warriors-Pop Ya Cork
    12.Kocky-Keep Ballin
    13.Alex Smoke-Prima Materia (Abort Mix)
    14.The Field-Silent

    Subscribe to the Scumcast!

    Again click that to subscribe with whatever you use. Also you can feed this xml to itunes or whatever you use. I'm accommodating like that.

    http://www.djscallywag.com/Mixes/Scumcast!.xml

    So yeah, another live mix for your ears, ranging from pretty new to brand spanking new joints. It's kind of a quick peak time party set wedged between some shimmery, hypnotic post-techno songs...so there's some stuff that's really detailed (yet hazy) and some stuff that beats you over the head.

    Huh? Yep. I guess Scumcast's are gonna be crazy like that?

    It actually turned out alright though...always curious to know what people think, by the way. I like feedback. I actually like constructive criticism even more. Don't be afraid to tell me my shit sucks if you can back it up with valid points. I encourage it.

    (Yeah, c'mon people! It's so easy for me to call dude out on his shit that it barely even phases him anymore. Where are all you other condescending fuckheads at? -Ed)

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    In other news, I've convinced myself that I'm moving to New York at some point. It's pretty damn amazing. So many people from different walks of life just stacked right on top of each other...all this sensory info jampacked into every nook and cranny...plus not fucking with cars and the little bubble that that creates between you and the world...all of it is pretty invigorating.

    Granted my whole trip was basically just a hardcore bender, but good things managed to occur. There was this whirlwind of awesomeness amidst all the massively intensive bev'n that kept me going strong. Towards the end, my blood literally felt like it was trying to leap outta my body... sort of like in The Thing when they do that blood test shit and all hell breaks loose. Such a sick movie. It was probably trying to stay there cause it knew I was leaving, right?

    Serious though, shout outs to everybody that was accommodating. Apologies to the chick from Thunderheist for thinking it was ok to get up there and dance with you while you were performing. It's cool though, the security guard decided to choke me out for you after he dragged me off the stage. Also apologies to the girl in the makeshift bathroom at that loft party in BK. I thought the drapes they used as walls were pretty funny or fun or whatever. I guess I was so stoked about dropping that deuce that I felt obligated to tear da club up immediately afterwards (basically just punching the curtains while stomping around I think...). I didn't realize there was another "stall" directly adjacent. Your screams scared the fucking shit out of me!

    (WE SOME HEADBUSSAS!!! WE SOME HEADBUSSAS!!! -ED)

    But yeah, fun times were had. Only real complaints? Lots of flow was required (but I knew about that). Mostly, it was just the mug factor that was pretty intense. I'm dainty as fuck when it comes to temperature, and the humidity plus the sun beating down was a little much at times. Plus when you throw some of those hard wiffs from the subway in there...whooo boy. That gust of pure hot muggage that you get hit with on the first couple steps down into an entrance?!? Goddamn...that almost bowled me over a few times.

    Also, there was this person on the subway that I can't stop thinking about and I was wondering if anybody knew more of his story.

    We were in Manhattan, I think it was the E train and I was super hung over, zoning out really hard, and all of the sudden this tattered old blind man comes limping in through the between car doors with a large husky type dog in tow. He had a microphone and an ancient looking speaker strapped to his hip as well as all of these laminated newspaper clippings taped to his chest. I tried reading them a little but I was still in a stupor and wasn't processing all too well. I remember one said something about glitches, glitch face or something. Anyway, after he entered he stood there for a second, all rickety and mangled, then he proceeded to moan into his microphone. It wasn't just a moan though. It was the most somber, devastating wail I think I've ever heard, like a horribly drawn out death bed lament, only eerily melodic. Hearing it through the crackly old speakerbox gave it the strangest echoed out quality as well...there was a distance to it that was so haunting yet visceral, but he was standing right there, contorted like a zombie, eyes soaked in emptiness.

    As he started to lurch forward I noticed that my friend, who was sitting on the opposite side of the train, had struck up a conversation with the lady sitting next to him. She had just put some money in the man's cup and was going on about how she sees him all the time and how she feels so bad for the dog. She said she works as a dog walker and she could tell by how the dog walks with his tail between it's leg that it was very, very sad. Looking at the dog as it passed, I saw how it was shuffling along with heavy steps, almost dragging its paws. Its head was low to the ground and its eyes were focused on the floor. And yeah, she was right, it's tail was between it's legs, but more so then any dog I've ever seen. Its tail was literally buried between it's legs, like it had been pulled as far forward as possible and then stapled to its stomach. At the same time, it became pretty apparent that the lady was completely strung out. She kept nodding off while my friend was talking to her, swaying slightly and slurring her speech while her eyelids hovered at half-mast.

    I was starting to reel as all of these feelings were hitting me at once, colliding with my previous drone state, fucking up my head. Then all of the sudden, the wave of polarity eased up slightly, just enough for me to snap back into the moment. Maybe it was because the box was actually a foot away from my face at this point, spewing its mess of sound directly at me. I leaned in and I swear I could hear a seemingly lucid speaking voice trapped in the white noise. There was a half-formed murmur, some scattered makings of message trying to cross planes, but I just couldn't make out the words. They were buried too deep, lost in a wash of static and hiss amidst the rhythm of subway tones. I looked up to see if the man was really trying to communicate with me, trying desperately to tell me that he knew exactly what he was doing here, that he completely understood the gravity of what it was he was trying to show everyone, and it was the reason why he persists...but he just kept shuffling forward with his neck swiveling sideways back and forth and his mouth slung low and crooked and his eyes wobbling around clouded and aimless in their sockets. Everybody else on the train kept to themselves as he passed by.

    I've lived in LA my whole life and have seen and dealt with plenty of derelicts and crazies in my day, and while they are all difficult to deal with emotionally, I usually don't dwell on them. Still, everything about this man was so intensely world weary yet still forcefully present that I can't decide if I saw a ghost, or a living monument to the true depths of human sadness.

    I figure if he's a regular on the subway then somebody has seen him and read those clippings he had dangling from his torso. I was curious as to what they say or if anybody knows anything about this guy or if he's just one of many fractured souls that you can't help but mentally phase out while living there...y'know, in order to maintain some sort of positive outlook about how real life relates to our well-meaning but logically delusional feelings regarding universal morality/karma.

    Anyway, I just want to know more and I really hope someone with a more poetically inclined delivery has done this guy justice. He needs a Hubert Selby or William Vollmann level of empathetic understanding.

    ...





    Soooo...anybody in the mood for some mp3s?

    Peder-ache

    Peder-timetakesthetimetimetakes

    I guess I got caught up in the wonders of melancholy there for a sec. Here's some top notch moodiness courtesy of Peder off Ubiquity (a consistently great label that I guess is isn't really "indy" enough to be "blogworthy"). Peder is a part of OG production/remix team, The Prunes. As in really dope remix on the Beastie Boy's Sure Shot Ep back in the day Prunes. Or all over the classic Mo Wax Headz 2 compilation, remixing DJ Krush in his prime Prunes. These are from his new solo album, "And He Just Pointed To The Sky". Yeah, how on point is that for a title of a somber record?

    Black Moth Super Rainbow-Sun Lips

    Black Moth Super Rainbow-Rollerdisco

    These guys also have really nice melodic leanings that I'd say are steeped in melancholy, only their brand of it has been sandblasted with psychedelics in order to maintain some semblance of bliss. And they got the always crucial P-Fizzy review so you know Internet Town is lit up with positive approval. Sun Lips is a gorgeous whirling lobotimizer that has been scorched with a pleasantly grating emphasis on blaring tonality. Rollerdisco is the inferred intersection between old school Boards of Canada and overdosing a few times too many.

    Dj Lobsterdust-Baby Arrow (Marvin Gaye and Mary Wells V Album Leaf V The Carpenters)

    Best straight mash-up I've heard since Flosstradamus's Twista Versus Sigur Ros or Cosmo Baker's Applause Riddim Versus Papa Was A Rolling Stone. Super choice combo with the key's matching like gloves (plus some lovely bonus humming courtesy of the Carpenter's). Lobsterdust is an awesome dj name, btw. It's up there with DJ Rumpelforeskin, only with a 5-MEO-DMT nod.

    Ohzz, and also, I love how much shit gets talked on mash-ups, yet how kinda necessary they are if you are trying to make a name for yourself as a dj. Especially considering that the difference between a mash-up and sampling is basically how far you strive to make both elements recognizable in a pop culture sense. If it's obscure, it's sampling. If it's old, it's sampling. But if it's recognizable or was released fairly recently, it's looked down on (yet eaten up at the same time). Yes, I know the main reason there's a stigma is because it is so easy to make a shitty one and there are tons of them, but as far as branding goes, shit still seems to be very lucrative.

    Back to the subject, look at Kanye, who pulled a super cheap shot with the Daft Punk sample for his new single, even though it is conceptual gold as far as pulling in the whole indy market that I'm sure he became intently set on after being burned by Justice at the MTV Europe awards, and then catching on to a couple of the ins and outs (most likely via A-Trak). It's an empty power move, but considering how high profile he is makes it genius in a business sense...like a certain hollow kind of genius that can't be denied because that's just how our world works...but hey, I'm sure Daft Punk was more than happy to take his money. I mean, it's not like they got a new album coming out or anything. The just got zeitgeisted back into the fray because of an awesome awesome stage show.


    Ginny-Can't Be Serious

    This could soo work as the Scarface End Credits Theme. A slow motion Pacino/Phife Dawg montage would kill this shit! Or even better, a music video with random business dude tied to a chair,a cloth around his mouth, and Ginny with the big hair and pink fog machine action acting all hard like she's gonna execute his ass while he squirms and sweats. Instead, she just feigns all kinds of sinister, kinda grinding on him and slapping him around a little while going back and forth between him and her girlsquad to throw down some hot steps. Mane tossing abound.


    Strategy-Running On Empty

    This is a great forward thinking fusion of downtempo and dub inflected beats that's nice and clean but somehow not innocuous. Ohh, I'm kinda loaded and just typing a bunch of hooey now.


    Ennio Morricone-Cavallina A Cavallo

    Ennio, one of the greatest composers evaaaaaaa. Here he is forgoing all that cinematic grandeur in favor of some bubbly light-heartedness. It's like a combo of 70's porn music and detergent commercial jingles. Nice!

    Jimmy Ross-First True Love (Larry Levan Mix)

    Ok, but sirius. New York was dope and lived up to my internal hype after fetishizing it's culture for so so long. Here's some real deal realness courtesy of the don of NY flavor. Has he been called the Quincy Jones of Disco? Cause that could be a good claim. Man I feel like I've made a lot of claims tonight. Whatever. I'll deal with it later. PUBLISHHHHHHHH.

  • OH MY GODDDD!!!!!!!!

    Listen & Learn with Nin Petit & Mr Magic! - 2007-10-29 06:47:46

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    heres the super dj set from legendary club night.....ya man...

    Nin Petit Live @ OH MY GOD (113 DJ Klub) 13-Oct-2007

    1. Krafty Kuts - Kurtis Shout
    2. Chad Jackson - Hear the drummer get wicked
    3. James Brown - Get on the good foot
    4. Elephant Man - Jook Gyal
    5. Tepr - Minuti Jacuzzi (Data remix)
    6. Booka Shade - Night Falls
    7. Chromeo - Needy Girl
    8. Justin Martin - The fugitive
    9. Propellerheads - Take California
    10.Kanye West - Stronger (A-Trak remix)
    11.Van Morrison - Gloria
    12.Armand Van Helden - My my my (Deekline remix)
    13.Gorillaz - Feel Good Inc.
    14.Peter,Bjorn & John - Young Folks
    15.Underworld - Born Slippy
    16.Kal - Mozzarella (Gaetan Fabri remix)
    17.Spektrum - Kinda new (tiefschwarz dub)
    18.Lords Of Acid - I sit on Acid (Soulwax remix)
    19.The Romantics - Talking in your sleep
    20.Sinden - Beeper
    21.Rick James - superfreak
    22.Roger Sanchez - Lost (D.Ramirez remix)
    23.Jacknife Lee - Making me money (switch remix)
    24.2 Unlimited - are you ready for this
    25.Daft Punk - Technologic
    26.Rockwell & Michael Jackson - Somebodys watching me
    27.Lil Mama - lip gloss (Krazyfiesta remix)
    28.Sir Mix-a-Lot - Baby got back
    29.Nathan Fake - The sky was pink (James Holden remix)
    30.DONT MISS THE NEXT OH MY GOD!!! 24 NOV @ 113 DJ KLUB!!!!!

  • Erlend Oye - DJ Kicks (Late Review)

    UNKNOWN BANDS ISLAND - 2007-09-15 17:46:04

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    I know it's too late for you to know about Oye's first album. Well, Actually it was not His self album...but consist of several artist...
    here some songs from DJ Kicks (Erlend Oye)

    Sheltered Life/Fine Day (Acapella)
    Intuition(Feist Cover)/Lullaby

    Plus:
    Phoenique and Erlend Oye - Casualities
    http://webjay.org/by/snazemi/thefpsashow.xml mp3 blogs

  • Like antennas to heaven

    Sound Gymnastics - 2007-09-07 07:32:49

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    El final de verano se acerca y, como ya se ha hecho costumbre en esta época del año, Kompakt presenta un nuevo capítulo en su serie Total. Ya has aprovechado las largas noches de verano, no te has perdido las fiestas en la playa, has bailado tanto que sientes que no podrías derramar una gota más de sudor y comienzas con los preparativos para la hibernación; es en este momento cuando Michael Mayer y sus chicos lanzan su compilado para recordarte que la fiesta no ha terminado, que todavía te queda un poco de energía guardado por ahí.

    Los nombres usuales de este sello de Colonia (Jürgen Paape, Gui Boratto, Justus Köhncke, DJ Koze, Rex the Dog, Superpitcher, Reinhard Voigt y el mismo Mayer) están bien representados en Total 8. Aquí va una pequeña selección; puedes encontrar otras canciones aquí.

    > Oxia - Not Sure [download] (buy)
    > The Rice Twins - Can I Say? [download] (buy)
    > Jörg Burger - Polyform 1 [download] (buy)
    > Jürgen Paape - Nord [download] (buy)

    Nota1. Al igual que a principios de año (con los LPs casi simultáneos de Gui Boratto y The Field), a Kompakt le gusta anunciar las buenas noticias de dos en dos. Además de Total 8, muy pronto hablaremos de otra novedad de la disquera. Bis später!

    Nota2. Pour les genevois, Michael Mayer sera ce vendredi 7 septembre au Weetamix. On se retrouve là-bas !

  • The Runners Xclusives VII

    Da Shanty - 2007-06-06 20:56:36

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    Ik heb wel een hoop tracks, maar deze shit kan ik ook niet laten liggen. En bovendien heb ik ook niet zoveel zin om al die dingen te gaan uppen.
    Het is wel dikke Runnerstime. Vandaag niet 1, niet 2 maar wel liefst 6 Runners tracks. Hiertussen zitten 3 oudere xclusives en 3 splinter nieuwe tracks.

    Ik begin met het oude werk.
    Dit zijn drie tracks van wat onbekendere lokale artiesten. Met lokaal bedoel ik dan Orlando / Miami, Florida. De tracks zijn allemaal afkomstig uit 2006 en hebben die typische Runners sound.

    Gumbo - Shine Like Me (prod by The Runners)

    Adassi - Niggaz In The Streetz (prod by The Runners)

    Selah - Do The Damn Thing (prod by The Runners)

    En dan wat nieuwere shit.
    Ook over de eerste artiest heb ik weinig te melden. Ik weet dat hij Majic heet en afkomstig is Miami. Op deze track krijgt hij hulp van surrogaat-Miami inwoner Fat Joe en de voor mij nog onbekendere One Will.

    Majic ft. Fat Joe & One Will - Make Y'all Believers (prod by The Runners)

    En dan eindelijk iets waar ik over kan lullen. DJ Khaled is aan het uitgroeien tot de mixtapekoning en tevens possecut verzamelaar van de Game. Deze man maakt meestal gebruik van een vast groep producers uit zijn thuisstaat Florida, waaronder naast Cool & Dre, hijzelf (als Beat Novacane), DJ Nasty & LVM en The Diaz Brothers ook The Runners vallen.
    Voor zijn nieuwe album hebben The Runners 2 beats afgeleverd. Die met Bun B en Paul Wall is wel oke, maar vooral de banger met T-Pain (die heel hard komt), Rick Ross, Trick Daddy en Plies. Een Florida feestje dus.

    DJ Khaled ft. Bun B & Paul Wall - Hit Em Up (prod by The Runners)(Clean)

    DJ Khaled ft. Trick Daddy, Rick Ross, Plies & T-Pain - Im So Hood (prod by The Runners)

  • The Runners Xclusives IV

    Da Shanty - 2007-05-29 19:47:07

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    Het is weer een tijdje geleden dat ik wat van de Runners heb gepost, maar nu is het dan weer zover.
    De grote man van dit moment is toch wel weer R.Kelly. Tal van remixen worden door hem geblessed. Zo hoor je hem bij Young Jeezy, Dj Khaled en Swizz Beatz.
    Swizz is dankbaar en doet dan ook een featuring voor Kells en dit over een Runners beat.

    Check het uit:
    R.Kelly ft. Swizz Beatz - The Champ (Prod by The Runners)

  • elusat kõrvapai

    shitcake - 2006-12-25 22:09:13

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    Tulemas üks tõeline kuulamise/vaatamise järele karjuv kontsert.
    MARJU KUUT - juubeli gaalakonsa.
    Külalisteks: Uno Loop, ans.MERL, Sofia Rubina, DJ Kritikal ja paljud teised.
    Kel vähegi võimalust...MINGE!

    29. märts kell 18:00
    Viru Keskuse konverentsisaal Grand
    pilet 200.-

  • RAW AND UNKUT

    Jungle Mission - 2006-10-19 23:32:04

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    Unless you have been SLEEPING or STRUGGLING TO PAYING YOUR INTERNET BILL, you should have read parts one, two and three of Robbie of Unkut.com's epic interview with DJ Kenny Parker, brother and long-time collaborator of KRS-One. Seriously funking rope-a-dope, it's a great read on some classic moments in Hip-Hop kulture. Raspect.

    And if you thought shit was over, Robbie hits us with another one, this time with the upcoming and image-less rapper NYOIL, who recently had his video, 'Y'all Should Get Lynched', banned by youTube. Read what he has to say, and feel some hope for today's rap music.

  • Passage à la vitesse supérieure

    La Bonne Goutte (et son masculin) - 2006-10-07 18:36:20

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    Je fais mon entrée comme convenu. En ma qualité de hater reconnu et d'autopropagandiste affirmé et adepte de néologismes tout terrain, je prétend pouvoir faire passer ce blog au nouveau millénaire. Le sortir de sa noirceur ambiante. J'ai donc mis des couleurs, mais dans le noir.
    Fakenordic est un ami, il ne m'en voudra pas. De plus, il ne répond de rien ce qui me laisse le champ libre. Il s'attendait à voir des photos de casquettes de travers et de hoodies multi-colores tout partout, mais je laisse celà pour plus tard. Je voulais faire un post hommage aux caractères nordiques de ces pages, mais ce sera pour la prochaine fois. Là je me contente simplement de poster quelques chansons qui devraient refléter en parties mes tendances et qui devraient éviter que je me fasse engeuler dès le départ.

    International Pony - Gothic Girl

    Deutsch groupe qui avait déjà sorti auparavant quelques maxis dont le remarqué Our House et qui comporte en son sein siliconé Dj Koze qui a produit un album tout mignon de minimale sur Kompakt cette année 2006.

    Franz Ferdinand - Outsiders (Isolée Remix)

    Remix de FF par Isolée, je ne vais surtout pas perdre mon temps précieux comme le diamant à vous expliquer qui sont ces gens. Revirement vers la musique un peu plus populaire pour Isolée, bon remix, pas son meilleur, bien à écouter.

  • LISTENNN

    Jungle Mission - 2006-08-26 22:19:40

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    I'm writing mondo essays right now, so here's a heat rock to tide you over...

    DJ Khaled - Holla At Me (ft. Lil' Wayne, Paul Wall, Fat Joe, Rick Ross and Pitbull)

    Slammin boom bammin.

    UPDATE:
    E-40 - Dumb Hyphy
    The Federation - Stunna Glasses At Night (ft. E-40)

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      Abandon

    26. Unknown Artist

      download 'Shot In The Back Of The Head' by Moby (MP3)

    27. Unknown Artist

      Idiot Heart

    28. Unknown Artist

      Trust Me

    29. Unknown Artist

      Take It In

    30. Unknown Artist

      download 'Angela' by Jarvis Cocker (MP3)

    31. Unknown Artist

      Help I'm Alive (Acoustic)

    32. Unknown Artist

      Knocked Up (Carson Daly)

    33. Unknown Artist

      Rainwater Cassette Exchange

    34. Sonic Youth - The Eternal

      Sacred Trickster

    35. PaZ Disco Mix August 2005

      PAZ

    36. Unknown Artist

      murderwaltz

    37. Unknown Artist

      I Ain't Wid It (Paz Remix)

    38. PAZ

      Paz-Piece of Mind

    39. RHYS

      Hot Summer (scattermish Club Dub)

    40. Detboi

      Just Can't Hold Back (scattermish WU edit)

    41. Unknown Artist

      I Ain't Wid It (scattermish Remix)

    42. Kelevra ft Bryan Cox

      Leanin & Swervin (scattermish Flip Mix)

    43. Scatterfro

      Blow Down

    44. scattermish

      scattermish-desert living (tigarah republic remix)

    45. Herve n Yo Majesty

      Get Low Club Action (scattermish timid fuckup edit)

    46. Unknown Artist

      Harmon-Moo (scattermish's More Cow Bell Re-jiggy-mix)

    47. Unknown Artist

      Trimapee Mix

    48. Unknown Artist

      it get's no better (scattermish hype edit)

    49. Unknown Artist

      Give Me A Reason

    50. Lewis Cancut

      Egg Yolks Yo

    51. Douster

      Dutty wine

    52. Diplo x MGMT x L-Vis 1990

      Hey It's Devil Time (Mu-Gen Toilet Time Edit)

    53. Killa Queenz

      Bitches (Lewis Cancut, Mu-Gen, Scattermish Remix)

    54. Mat Cant & Scattermish

      Hornbo

    55. Bangers & Cash

      B.O.O.T.A.Y (Slap & Dash Refix).mp3

    56. Bangers & Cash

      Pussy (Slap & Dash Remix)

    57. Slap & Dash ft Wicked Lester

      Go (Slap & Dash Edit)

    58. Interlude

      Bang Out Metal

    59. Unknown Artist

      Digital Killed The Vinyl Star Mix

    60. The Virgins

      richgirlsr

    61. Benga

      108-benga-killers about

    62. Sacred System

      GalacticZone

    63. Ulrich Schnauss

      UlrichSchnauss-SuddenlyTheTreesAreGivingAway

    64. Tommy Guerrero

      BrokenBlood

    65. Alice Coltrane

      walkwithme

    66. Dj Krush

      DjKrush-OnTheDubBle

    67. Unknown Artist

      ButterflyTrilogyIIIandIII

    68. Quantic

      10-quantic-juanita bonita

    69. Tortoise

      Tortoise-Cliffdwellerssociety

    70. John Zorn

      ATikiforBlue

    71. Unknown Artist

      Johnny Guns Love Live @ Trash Dance Italy

    72. Unknown Artist

      01-kolombo-sniff

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      a1-mr james barth-workin the truth

    74. Unknown Artist

      philippo ransullo-gotse

    75. Unknown Artist

      b1-sal principato and dinamo azari-immaculate contraption

    76. Unknown Artist

      herve-essential mix-sat-02-21-2009-newmixes

    77. Greg Acid Girls

      magical musical box mix

    78. Unknown Artist

      Blinkende Stjerne

    79. Unknown Artist

      Back to the Burner

    80. Unknown Artist

      2-05 Ibad

    81. HESS, Luke

      SF296970-01-02-01

    82. TRG

      SF308897-01-02-01

    83. Shakleton

      SF333877-01-02-06

    84. TADEO

      SF301872-01-01-01

    85. AGUAYO, Matias

      SF320617-01-02-01

    86. FLYING LOTUS

      SF334859-01-01-01

    87. GEIOM feat MARITA

      SF320420-01-02-01

    88. DIVE, Sascha

      SF328179-01-02-01

    89. TRG

      SF308897-01-01-01

    90. NAMLOOK

      SF312434-01-02-01

    91. STARDUST vs MADONNA

      Music Sounds Better With You on Holiday

    92. Unknown Artist

      Fate [Todd Terje Edit]

    93. Stardust

      Music Sounds Better With You (Juxx Remix)

    94. Illa J Yancey Boys X King Most

      King-Most-Yancey Boys Instrumental Megamix

    95. Diamond Cut

      Teardrops (Treasure Fingers Filter Disco Edit)

    96. Miike Snow

      Animal (Treasure Fingers Remix)

    97. Diamond Cut

      Teardrops (Treasure Fingers Filter Disco Edit)

    98. Miike Snow

      Animal (Treasure Fingers Remix)

    99. diamond cut

      Teardrops (Treasure Fingers Filter Disco Edit)

    100. Miike Snow

      Animal (Treasure Fingers Remix)

    101. treasure fingers

      winter 2008 mix

    102. Unknown Artist

      (02) Disco Nasty

    103. Unknown Artist

      01-stimming-una pena

    104. Unknown Artist

      a3-ghostape-many stars (original)

    105. Unknown Artist

      1-11 Scorpio

    106. Unknown Artist

      supertroels-mix-2008

    107. Unknown Artist

      Burn Down The Disco

    108. Nosaj Thing

      Aquarium Nosaj Thing

    109. Unknown Artist

      Push Button Reject (Vox Mix)

    110. Unknown Artist

      Butter Team Intro 3

    111. Girl Talk

      14 Dont Stop

    112. My My

      et

    113. Matthias Meyer

      tvb

    114. Runaway

      bcj

    115. DJ Koze

      iwanttosleep

    116. Gruber & Nurnberg

      laughlines

    117. Unknown Artist

      Like I Outta

    118. Unknown Artist

      Superman

    119. Unknown Artist

      Electric Hobo by Eugene Francis Jnr

    120. Unknown Artist

      Wax Stag-Short Road (Metal On Metal Remix)

    121. Unknown Artist

      Wax Stag-Short Road

    122. Unknown Artist

      Wax Stag-Short Road (Night Facilities Remix)

    123. Unknown Artist

      What Dreams Are Made Of v2.0.mp3

    124. Unknown Artist

      Money (VIP Remix) (feat. Whiskey Pete and Andre Parnel).mp3

    125. Unknown Artist

      media

    126. Matias Aguayo

      jjfov87hgx

    127. Matias Aguayo

      jjfov87hgx

    128. PaZ Disco Mix August 2005

      PAZ

    129. Unknown Artist

      murderwaltz

    130. Unknown Artist

      freak myspace

    131. Dj Q

      dirty 2007

    132. Garage Jams

      Snowflake feat Clare Evers (Wideboys Dutty Bass Mix)

    133. Leon Jean-Marie

      bring it on rusko remix

    134. Radio Slave

      grindhouse (dubfire terror planet remix)

    135. Various Artists

      06 freediving

    136. Unknown Artist

      matthew dear-in the mix fm4 -10-11-2008-UMP3

    137. Unknown Artist

      SF322006-01-01-01

    138. FUNKE, Sasche

      SF322006-01-02-01

    139. Metamorphosis

      205Metamorphosis MiamiFinalversion

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      05SongsRemindMeOfYou

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      HotFidelite-02-07-2008

    142. Unknown Artist

      Vielleicht

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      so weit

    144. Unknown Artist

      HotFidelite-21-05-2008

    145. Unknown Artist

      2008-01-23T03 21 54-08 00

    146. Unknown Artist

      01 Brian Lynch interview

    147. Unknown Artist

      Jeff Chang interviewed by Matt Durutti 2-25-06

    148. Unknown Artist

      01 Brian Lynch interview

    149. Unknown Artist

      Jeff Chang interviewed by Matt Durutti 2-25-06

    150. Unknown Artist

      05 Gravite Zero Infini V88

    151. Unknown Artist

      02 Micro Mega Annex 6

    152. Unknown Artist

      01 Cheers (X-ecutioners Style)

    153. Unknown Artist

      02 Rob Gets Busy

    154. Unknown Artist

      DJScallywag-Scumcast2

    155. Peder

      01-peder-ache-siq

    156. Peder

      06-peder-timetakesthetimetimetakes-siq

    157. Black Moth Super Rainbow

      06-black moth super rainbow-sun lips

    158. Black Moth Super Rainbow

      07-black moth super rainbow-rollerdisco

    159. Unknown Artist

      baby arrow marvin gaye-album leaf

    160. Ginny

      cant be serious

    161. Strategy

      03 running on empty

    162. Ennio Morricone

      04 Cavallina A Cavallo

    163. Jimmy Ross

      First true love affair (larry levan mix)

    164. Unknown Artist

      Sheltered Life-Fine Night

    165. Unknown Artist

      Intuition (Feist Cover)-Lullaby (with Morgan Geist)

    166. Unknown Artist

      Casualities

    167. Unknown Artist

      Oxia-NotSure

    168. Unknown Artist

      TheRiceTwins-CanISay

    169. Unknown Artist

      JorgBurger-Polyform1

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      JurgenPaape-Nord

    Artist Biography

    Hailing from Ottawa Canada - working in jungle and drum & bass breakbeat music, DJ K has been spinning since 1999. His enthusiasm and unique high-energy enjoyable sets led to early residencies in his hometown which saw a rise to fame where he began playing out of town regularly and signed a sponsorship deal with local clothing company, norml. In 2001, Championz was released on N2O records in L.A., which broke out as a landmark anthem unlike anything else at the time.

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