Ok, So i don’t exactly need to waste a whole load of your eye ink telling you who the hell Count & Sinden are, but you might think i had a stutter if i started ranting at you about their night Mega Mega Mega.
I’m sure once you’ve seen the line-up, you’ll be down to Plastic People in a flash waving your diver at the door staff and dancing dancing dancing to the likes of Scratch Perverts, L-Vis 1990, Calvin Harris & Fake Blood. Oh yes, and not forgetting Martelo! Which leads us nicely onto our free download (you see what i did there?)….
01. Jape – Floating (DIM Remix)
02. Jack Beats Vs Dynamite MC – What (Boy 8 Bit Remix)
03. SIS – Trompeta
04. Unknown – Unknown
05. Lil Silva – Diffrent DJ Zinc – Killa Sound feat. No Lay (Skreamix)
06. DJ Narrows – Saved Soul
07. Youngstar – Bongo Madness
08. Redlight – Rock The House
09. Furacao 2000 – The Book Is On The Table
10. As Tchutchucas – Catuca (SIR MIX A LOT – BIG BUTTS)
11. Axe bahia – Sensação (Thong Song)
12. Bonde Do Vinho – Toma Dengosa (Wiseguys Sample)
13. Bonde James Bonde – Detox (Toxic)
14. DJ Edgar – Coracao do FUNK (Groove Is In The Heart)
15. Xxxchange – AA24-7_XXXMASH
16. Unknown – Push Me
17. Major Lazer – Pon De Floor
18. Martelo – Waste (ASAP EDIT)
19. Project Bassline – Drop The Pressure (Jack Beats Remix)
20. Jack Beats – K Hole (PLAY OUT TEST 1)
21. Rusko – Cockney Thug (Scratch Perverts Remix)
22. Basement Jaxx – Bongoloid
23. Buraka Som Sistema – Sem Makas
24. Buraka Som Sistema – Sound Of Kuduro (Radio Edit)
25. ReSo – If Ya Can’t Beat Em
26. Skream – Simple City The Prodigy – Warrior’s Dance (Benga Remix)
27. ZOMBY – Aquafresh
28. ZOMBY – Strange Fruit
29. Dexplicit – Judas
30. L-VIS 1990 – United Groove 0.2
31. Proxy – Raven
Before listening to this mix you may want to spend some quality time with Ben UFO, Hessle Audio label head, and whose Fabric Live promo mix was posted here last month. The mix is a seminal body of songs from a label that’s poised to do some important things to the genre of Dubstep in 2009. One of those important things is Joy Orbison out of . Just a month ago Joy had nearly as many Myspace hits as me (not many), and today his Myspace views have nearly doubled as his tune Hyph Mngo is tearing its way through streaming play buttons and soundsystems. Offered to you today is a mix from Joy Orbison, his first official mix to hit the internets. This mix is called Doldrums and features an important backstory to Joy Orbison’s influences, highlighting a collection of Deep House, Funky, and Joy’s own 2-step inspired Dubstep productions. If Myspace friends are any sure foreshadow, we may see a release of some Joy Orbison tune via Hotflush Recordings in the near future. Until then, keep this on repeat.
Here is a bubbly treat from our Canadian Curb Crawler’s friend Darren Alias to put an auspicious end to a long week before we enter the delights of a long weekend. Nine Inch Nails and Erykah Badu, via the Squatch, here I come.
Detboi is a freak. A bass freak! Ask the man himself “What is a Detboi?” and he’ll give you a straight answer: “Someone who tried out for Boyzone and never made it”. It’s obvious to everyone that Louis Walsh missed a trick there!!! But with Boyzone reforming for a few last ditch recession essential penny pinching concerts, i think it’s definately time for this Irish star to shine… cue spotlight.
With a look similar to that of an Aye-aye (google it), a sound as fruity as mangoes and a luck that would rival Noel edmonds with a bunch of numbered boxes you know you’re onto a sure winner. So, you’re probably wondering why you haven’t already heard of the young man? Well it’s quite simple says detboi, “Cos im not making dubstep. innit. rewind. Im big in the Philippines tho”. And if the Philippines say “Hey” then you, must surely say “Ho!”
Enough of this nonsense! Get on and listen to the music…..
Oh and please don’t forget to annoy detboi on his myspace with your Aye-aye impersonations.
Detboi – Cheap Thrills EP Preview
1. Yall want mo
2. Yall want mo – (sinden rmx)
3. Hump N Shake
4. Whine ya body
5. la la land – featuring toddla t
Disclaimer: All Analogies are that of the detboi and Trash Menagerie hold no responsibilty for the stupid and whimsical sentences of rhys isterix. And if anyone says we don’t bring you the exclusivist of exclusive stuff then check THIS
Bringing you some 4/4 bass bizness out of Chicago today is the Trenchant Recordings release of J Courage’s EP “Clash Back”. The UK Garage climate has been traditionally dominated by none other than, you guessed it, the UK. But ever since Todd Edwards began releasing innovative Garage & Speed Garage tunes, the States have added their voice while the genre as a whole has matured its sound considerably. Now with the nascent sounds of Dubstep, Niche/Bassline and UK Funky, the eclecticism of the UK Garage sound is at an exciting crossroads.
The J Courage tune available for you today is another important addition to the 4-to-the-floor sounds, choosing fierce horn stabs instead of the bubbly bass that normally permeates the Bassline structure. Even recalling some of the tribal sounds of the current UK Funky sound while maintaining a clap-happy 138 BPMs, all the cheese of Bassline is left at the door while the dancefloor meat is left in tact.
The “Clash Back EP” is available today on Beatport, JunoDownload, iTunes, and all your web-based retail stations.
Forget bloody swine flu, that’s for amateurs. If you really want to do some damage then check Kanji’s infectious pandemic bass. It rots your teeth quicker than coca-cola and makes old ladies knee caps pop off. But then…. if that’s not your thing then here are some cheap flights to Mexico.
PS… if you’re wondering who the hell wrote this then my name is Rhys and this is my first post for Trash! Virginity officially lost. Drop me a line and see you at Stag & Dagger!
Here for your spring-time listening pleasure is the best in bass music from the month of April! And for all the Eustaces out there, this mix series is now New Yorker magazine approved courtesy of pop music critic Sasha Frere-Jones.
You’ll notice too that the first half of this month’s mix may seem heavy on the ragga tip, but be assured it only reflects a month that’s been happily drenched in ragga. Perhaps it’s a result of the month’s budding flowers, the celebration of bud, or Budweiser (unrelated), but regardless of the influence, it’s an influential month in ragga.
For those who ain’t know: this mix is done live using black Technics 1200MKIIs, a Pioneer DJM-400, and Traktor Scratch Pro. Songs are chosen from a mixture of songs blogged about here on Trash Menagerie, songs downloaded for free from other blogs, an exclusive or two, as well as songs purchased using my recession era cash $.
Below you will find the tracklist as well as links to the blogs where songs were downloaded from. Download free music, but know that it’s free because people still buy music. Enjoy.
As a late supplement to Lovestar’s MEGA-post of Bok Bok & Manara’s MEGA-mix, here is a reinterpretation of the Crazy Cousinz MEGA-tune “Bong Jam” by the Nightslugs hosts L-Vis 1990 & Mr. Charisma himself. If all those interconnections didn’t coalesce well enough here in cyberspace, Crazy Cousinz touch down in East London-town on March 12th to L-Vis and Sushon’s party. We Americans will most surely be experiencing this piece-meal on the World Wide Web. Thankfully, we’ve put said pieces together for you. Burrr-ahh-ppp.
