Re: (313) the return of electro
I heard from a reliable source ;) that Southern Outpost has two new records comin mid June. One from Scape One and the other from Dcast Dynamics (aka Gosub aka Shad T. Scott) These releases (as with all fine releases) will be available thru Clone. Peace, Patrick. -- Southern Outpost - Sydney. Distribution: Clone, NL. http://www.southernoutpost.com Infiltrating your sound systems. -- On 22/05/2006, at 4:42 AM, J.T. wrote: it suddenly seems back with a vengeance there are A LOT of really good records out right now via Clone especially silicon on frustrated funk blackploid on frustrated funk (which i'm nearly certain is gerald/ dopplereffekt) mesak on klakson urban tribe on rephlex 3 x new bunker stuff (mostly pretty fresh) avida (alexander robotnik) on creme (wa better than that recent album...giving problemes d'amour a run for the money...) cosmic force live in detroit on marguerita also really cool stuff coming out of scotland on labels like electron industries and stuff (that's the name of the label). not to mention recent dynarec things, and a couple of winners off UR ISF2 (like geiger counter)... this year seems considerably better for music than last year...altho detroit itself seems a bit quiet, there has been a lot of really quality music kicking around already this year...almost makes me hopeful about the future of vinyl and the dancemusic business... jt ps as a big orlando voorn fan gotta mention he has a new label called triangle...the first one is almost trancey, but in a really good way, it's pretty deep...and he's got some great stuff coming...btw hunt orlando's music page down on myspace to hear him and his wife doing a rough house cover of ying yang twins before he takes it down haha
(313) Detroit... how did it go?
Any word about how the festival did this year? Looking forward to the sets and photos...
(313) hydrogen economy 5.27
artist . song . album or LABEL underground resistance . the moment . return of the dragons soul center . funky sterling . iii marc leclair . 85e jour . musique pour 3 femmes enceintes steve beaupre . multipass . montreal smoked meat ?? . ?? . ?? detroit grand pubahs . dr. bootygrabber . funk all y-all ricardo villalobos . . superlongevity 3 ?? . ?? . ?? crackhaus . 40oz funk . montreal smoked meat ?? thomas brinkmann . lovesong . kidswar ?? . ?? . ?? jamie lidell . the city (four tet remix) . multiply additions ?? . ?? . ?? gys . lon (polycubist remix) . lon andrea parker and david morley . angular art . INFONET paul keeley . lubyu (dennis desantis remix) . sussex blue ep a little bit of a mutek preview (or replacement for those who can't go). unfortunately i completely lost the playlist! i haven't got time to find them all again :( i will hopefully be able to make a podcast episode direct from mutek next week! dirtyradio listeners will hear the usual dirtyradio mix and WRIU listeners will hear a dark and tranquil place. you can listen to the recording here: http://dirty.org/~mkb/media/ h2e20060527.mp3 the hydrogen economy is broadcast every saturday night at midnight US eastern (9PM PDT) on 90.3 WRIU FM in kingston, RI. webcasts are available at www.wriu.org and (most weeks) on dirtyradio.net. a podcast rss feed is available from the itunes music store http://hydrogenproject.com
(313) Moodyman in the mix
Thought you might be interested in this: Moodymann – The Moodymann Collection (Mahogani Music) A promo for this arrived this morning and we’ve listened to it twice already – it really is that good. I’ve never been lucky enough to witness a Moodymann DJ set live and direct, but listening to this prooves that he really is the sh*t! KDJ cuts and pastes between tracks effortlessly, teasing you with snippets of his classics amongst some crazy (and possibly unreleased) bits we’ve never heard before. A brilliant DJ mix, packed with 30 tracks of that unmistakeable, inimitable KDJ funk. Full tracklist; Forevernevermore / Shades Of Jae / M.E.A.N.D.N.J.B. / The Fourth Track / Answer Machine / I Can’t Kick This Feelin When It Hits / Black Mahogani / Shine / Stone Oden Joe / Sunday Mornin / Liberty / Meanwhile Back At Home / Roberta Jean Machine / PBC / Wednesday Nite People / Givin U Something / People / Back At Bakers / Misled / Sunshine / Don’t U Want My Love / I Need U So Much / JAN / Sweet Lovin / Joy II / I’m Doin Fine / Over U / On My Way Home / I Found Your (heart) Beat / Uncle – END. cheers Jason
(313) test
coming through loud and clear? how was the fest? MEK
(313) Detroit was hot
so was Minneapolis where I was -anyone at the festival go to hospital with heat stroke? Is that why there were little to no reports this weekend? MEK
(313) Monday Linkage
While the machines render and the edits roll, god bless media100 MODULATIONS vol.1 pt1 - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NULM2FHgDPM pt2 - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q3rMGb7gsaQ pt3 - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e__JmbvbA4M pt4 - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XTDoI18IIQg m
Re: (313) Detroit was hot
They hauled out a few from what I heard. There was a bunch of sunburned white people there, though. On the other hand, no matter how hot it was, I've been in clubs that are hotter! On 5/30/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: so was Minneapolis where I was -anyone at the festival go to hospital with heat stroke? Is that why there were little to no reports this weekend? MEK
RE: (313) Detroit... how did it go?
HA! I guess it went really well since everyone seems to still be recovering! -Original Message- From: Cyclone Wehner [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, May 30, 2006 11:01 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: 313 Subject: Re: (313) Detroit... how did it go? Yeah where are all you guys? We're feenin' for news. On 30/05/2006, at 9:22 PM, Anton Banks ((313)) wrote: Any word about how the festival did this year? Looking forward to the sets and photos...
(313) Movement/Memorial Day
I'm gutted that I didn't get a better video -- I think my camera had heatstroke, but for me, being on Hart Plaza on Memorial Day was summed up by this little video fragment: http://www.cornwarning.com/photos/Movement2006/P1020747.MOV For the video-impaired, it's a man dressed in full desert camo uniform, dancing to Carl Craig playing The Bells.
Re: (313) test
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: coming through loud and clear? how was the fest? MEK Well, I can only speak for Monday since I decided not to stand in line for an hour with a bunch of drunken idiots on Saturday night. And as for Sunday I wasn't all that interested in paying $20 for the line-up. However, Monday was amazing. I hung-out with fellow list member Drew D. out of Minneapolis. We got there right when they opened the gate to catch Carl's set. Although C2 didn't really put much effort into his performance he dropped some great cuts and the sound was just right. (By the way if anyone knows the last track that C2 dropped I would be interested to know). After C2 we got out of the heat for a few minutes and re-hydrated. When we returned for Louie Vega who was in the process of putting together a flawless set of deep house--working with the same great sound system C2 was on. Mr. V then came out and sang along with his Giving You Something With Jazz. Next Blaze came on and did their thing for about 30 - 45 minutes and were excellent and in great spirits. The vibe was amazing with a very nice mix of people. We then jumped over to the main stage to catch about an hour of Derrick's set. Derrick was on his game and the sound was perfect. We then moved back to the house stage where LV and Mr. V tag-teamed on about a dozen or so disco edits and just having a total blast. After dancing non-stop for about 5 hours we went to LaShish for grape leaf and hummus sandwiches. What a great end to the festival for me. As for the afterparties we went to the Soul Bomb party on Friday night, where Malik Alston was definitely the highlight in my opinion. He did a number called (I guess) I'm On My Way To Chicago ... which I can't get that one out of my head. On Saturday night we went to the John Arnold / Jeremy Ellis gig. Those guys were hotter than Hades--really tore it up. From there we went over to Oslo to catch the last 15 minutes of Shake's set. Left there and bumped into KDJ who we chatted-up for a couple minutes--he's such a cool cat. Scott Ellis
