(313) Lerosa - Night Radio - Uzuri Recordings - In Shops 2nd Nov 09 ( Includes A Remix By Elbee Bad)
hi folks . sorry for the self promotion but i thought this might be of some interest to people on the list . Lerosa's second outing on Uzuri , titled Night Radio Ep will be released on November the 2nd . the tracks are now on Uzuri's myspace player . http://www.myspace.com/uzurirecordings thanx for your time ! lerato
Re: (313) Techno and Youth
Martin, re: dubstep producers : I really hope so as I like the sound of a snare on the third kick but I hope they all dont get sucked into the Berlin dubby style many seem to go down. There are some pretty interesting bits out there eg Untold, Appleblim, Silkie and Sharkey. Ravinder. 2009/9/11 Martin Dust mar...@dustscience.com: On 10 Sep 2009, at 17:15, Ravinder S Mann wrote: Can techno capture the youth market ? Does it want or even need to? Most kids here are into funky house, speed garage or various flavours of hard style, the other factor is there are no techno clubs to go to. I think we'll start to see a younger influx of producers soon or later via dubstep, once they get beyond the bass and just beats. m
Re: (313) Techno and Youth
As someone who began listening to reggae and dub going on 30 years, I gravitate towards that sound wherever it pops up. I don't welcome people ossifying it into a genre though. One of the attractions of dubstep for me is the stuff that is informed by dub's sense of space. But it's a shame that there's enough dubby techno coming out that Boomkat has a genre tag for it. The good stuff is getting swamped in a sea of mediocre 'me-too' tracks. Anyone can hook up a muffled kick, a minor chord on 2 4, and a 1/4 note triplet delay -- lord knows I've done it myself plenty of times. But why release tracks whose chief virtue is how successfully they recycle the work of others? On Mon, Sep 14, 2009 at 12:51 PM, Ravinder S Mann rav.m...@gmail.com wrote: Martin, re: dubstep producers : I really hope so as I like the sound of a snare on the third kick but I hope they all dont get sucked into the Berlin dubby style many seem to go down. There are some pretty interesting bits out there eg Untold, Appleblim, Silkie and Sharkey. Ravinder. 2009/9/11 Martin Dust mar...@dustscience.com: On 10 Sep 2009, at 17:15, Ravinder S Mann wrote: Can techno capture the youth market ? Does it want or even need to? Most kids here are into funky house, speed garage or various flavours of hard style, the other factor is there are no techno clubs to go to. I think we'll start to see a younger influx of producers soon or later via dubstep, once they get beyond the bass and just beats. m
Re: (313) Techno and Youth
Ravinder S Mann wrote: Martin, re: dubstep producers : I really hope so as I like the sound of a snare on the third kick but I hope they all dont get sucked into the Berlin dubby style many seem to go down. There are some pretty interesting bits out there eg Untold, Appleblim, Silkie and Sharkey. Ravinder. There's a lot of interesting stuff around and it's getting more diverse, which is good as I'd got pretty bored with wobble and snare, which was always going to happen at some point. I reckon Dubstep is just coming out of it's loopy techno phase, interesting times ahead. m
Re: (313) Techno and Youth
kent williams wrote: As someone who began listening to reggae and dub going on 30 years, I gravitate towards that sound wherever it pops up. I don't welcome people ossifying it into a genre though. One of the attractions of dubstep for me is the stuff that is informed by dub's sense of space. But it's a shame that there's enough dubby techno coming out that Boomkat has a genre tag for it. The good stuff is getting swamped in a sea of mediocre 'me-too' tracks. Anyone can hook up a muffled kick, a minor chord on 2 4, and a 1/4 note triplet delay -- lord knows I've done it myself plenty of times. But why release tracks whose chief virtue is how successfully they recycle the work of others? It's a fair point Kent, good dub is very hard to do, understanding the space is not easy, while the childish use of echo is very easy indeed. m
Re: (313) On the radio tonight - recording of me @ Süd last October
I've posted up the archive of yesterday's radio broadcast here: http://www.phonopsia.co.uk/?p=1100. And this is the tracklist: Koss - Earth (S Point) [Mule Electronic] Inverse Cinematics - The Rise Fall (Sam Irl remix) [Pulver Records] A Mountain Of One - Brown Piano (remake by Studio) [A Mountain Of One] Roland Appel - New Love [Sonar Kollektiv] Secondo - Solstice [Soul Jazz Records] Kadebostan - Sofia On Stage [Fenou] Reggie Dokes - Black Thoughts (Original) [Psychostasia Recordings] The Asphalt - 8 Mile Road (Juju Jordash mix) [Deep Explorer] The Mole - I've Got My A1 [Musique Risquée] Stereociti - Dedicated JB [Deep Explorer] Mujaba - Fuelta [Four Roses Recordings] Henrik Schwarz, Âme and Dixon - DPOMB (version 2) [Innervisions] DJ Gregory - Labyrinthe [Zouk Music] Todd Terry - I Hear the Music [Sound of Ministry] Kadebostan - 5.15 am [Fenou] Kenny Larkin - Keys, Strings, Tambourines - Glob [Planet E] Johnny Fiasco - D-Drive [Distant Music] Jacek Sienkiewicz - Living in Oblivion [Smallville] Focus - Marvin in One [Versatile Records] Wam Kidz - CB's Groove [After midnight] Andre Harris - Lifted (Original) [Cajual Records] XS - Deeper [Yoshitoshi Recordings] NY Connection - Messages [Evolution] Atjazz - For Real (Version Remix) Kontext - Plumes [Immerse Records] Cheers, Tristan === phonop...@phonopsia.co.uk http://www.phonopsia.co.uk http://www.facebook.com/pages/Phonopsia/114852264163 On 13/09/2009 13:15, Tristan Watkins wrote: I’m on the radio tonight at 1900 BST. That’s 1300 CDT. Figure it out where you are here: http://www.worldtimeserver.com/convert_time_in_GB.aspx?y=2009mo=9d=14h=19mn=0. It's a recording of my performance at Süd Electronic last October, broadcast on my friend Patrick’s Eclectic Electric show on Purple Radio: http://www.purple-radio.co.uk. Tune in if you can: http://87.117.193.144:9578/listen.pls Cheers, Tristan === phonop...@phonopsia.co.uk http://www.phonopsia.co.uk
Re: (313) On the radio tonight - recording of me @ Süd last October
Tristan, FYI, your emails are, for some reason, being flagged in my email client as potential phishing emails. -Joe -- From: Tristan Watkins phonop...@googlemail.com Sent: Monday, September 14, 2009 5:03 PM To: phonop...@googlemail.com Cc: 313 313@hyperreal.org Subject: Re: (313) On the radio tonight - recording of me @ Süd last October I've posted up the archive of yesterday's radio broadcast here: http://www.phonopsia.co.uk/?p=1100. And this is the tracklist: Koss - Earth (S Point) [Mule Electronic] Inverse Cinematics - The Rise Fall (Sam Irl remix) [Pulver Records] A Mountain Of One - Brown Piano (remake by Studio) [A Mountain Of One] Roland Appel - New Love [Sonar Kollektiv] Secondo - Solstice [Soul Jazz Records] Kadebostan - Sofia On Stage [Fenou] Reggie Dokes - Black Thoughts (Original) [Psychostasia Recordings] The Asphalt - 8 Mile Road (Juju Jordash mix) [Deep Explorer] The Mole - I've Got My A1 [Musique Risquée] Stereociti - Dedicated JB [Deep Explorer] Mujaba - Fuelta [Four Roses Recordings] Henrik Schwarz, Âme and Dixon - DPOMB (version 2) [Innervisions] DJ Gregory - Labyrinthe [Zouk Music] Todd Terry - I Hear the Music [Sound of Ministry] Kadebostan - 5.15 am [Fenou] Kenny Larkin - Keys, Strings, Tambourines - Glob [Planet E] Johnny Fiasco - D-Drive [Distant Music] Jacek Sienkiewicz - Living in Oblivion [Smallville] Focus - Marvin in One [Versatile Records] Wam Kidz - CB's Groove [After midnight] Andre Harris - Lifted (Original) [Cajual Records] XS - Deeper [Yoshitoshi Recordings] NY Connection - Messages [Evolution] Atjazz - For Real (Version Remix) Kontext - Plumes [Immerse Records] Cheers, Tristan === phonop...@phonopsia.co.uk http://www.phonopsia.co.uk http://www.facebook.com/pages/Phonopsia/114852264163 On 13/09/2009 13:15, Tristan Watkins wrote: I’m on the radio tonight at 1900 BST. That’s 1300 CDT. Figure it out where you are here: http://www.worldtimeserver.com/convert_time_in_GB.aspx?y=2009mo=9d=14h=19mn=0. It's a recording of my performance at Süd Electronic last October, broadcast on my friend Patrick’s Eclectic Electric show on Purple Radio: http://www.purple-radio.co.uk. Tune in if you can: http://87.117.193.144:9578/listen.pls Cheers, Tristan === phonop...@phonopsia.co.uk http://www.phonopsia.co.uk
Re: (313) On the radio tonight - recording of me @ Süd last October
/0 wrote: Tristan, FYI, your emails are, for some reason, being flagged in my email client as potential phishing emails. -Joe It's all the links, Richard's also get flagged on our system. m
