Re: New Sound Signature.
Thanks, guys. :-) On Thu, Feb 11, 2021 at 03:31, Tristan Watkins wrote: > Checked this last night. Always look forward to your releases. The clips > didn't disappoint. > > On Thursday, 11 February 2021, kent williams > wrote: > >> You forgot to mention this is your record. I love the Tony Allen style >> drums and woozy bits. I can see Theo nodding and getting excited hearing >> it. It doesn't sound like a Theo record but I can tell you've been studying >> on his music! Well done! >> >> On Wed, Feb 10, 2021, 9:13 PM Jason Hogans wrote: >> >>> Two t’s. Malletts. Oops. Named after a little body of water my family >>> lived near for a decade or so. >>> >>> On Wed, Feb 10, 2021 at 22:10, Jason Hogans >>> wrote: >>> >>>> Mallets Creek EP: https://soundcloud.app.goo.gl/jbCywZcPbNwfHH9UA >>>> >>>
Re: New Sound Signature.
Two t’s. Malletts. Oops. Named after a little body of water my family lived near for a decade or so. On Wed, Feb 10, 2021 at 22:10, Jason Hogans wrote: > Mallets Creek EP: https://soundcloud.app.goo.gl/jbCywZcPbNwfHH9UA >
New Sound Signature.
Mallets Creek EP: https://soundcloud.app.goo.gl/jbCywZcPbNwfHH9UA
Re: Fresh Concern EP
Thx, guys. The titles of the last two tracks are accidentally switched on the vinyl artwork & some websites (like Juno), but these SoundCloud premieres have the right titles: https://soundcloud.app.goo.gl/aEdy5eH854nWxueP7 On Sun, Feb 7, 2021 at 09:55, Jason Brunton wrote: > Really nice tracks - especially “Borders” > > Jason > > Sent from my iPhone > > On 7 Feb 2021, at 14:18, Jason Hogans wrote: > > > > New thing on Alelah Records. > https://www.juno.co.uk/products/jason-hogans-fresh-concern-ep/806746-01/ > >
Fresh Concern EP
New thing on Alelah Records. https://www.juno.co.uk/products/jason-hogans-fresh-concern-ep/806746-01/
New Jason Hogans/:brownstudy album on Third Ear.
Hey, guys. A little late on this, but sharing playlists for my new album... YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLGAwrV3aNFMHVmoGFN1QCHrCk7MCzKfvO SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/reallynicerecordings/sets/brownstudy-life-well-lived-lp Press release: http://www.prescriptionmusicpruk.com/press-releases/2013/12/13/life-well-lived-the-new-album-from-brownstudy.html Thanks! Peace!...
(313) Maybe my 1st recorded mix in six years?
FREE DOWNLOAD. 1) Quetzal Guerrero – Raimunda 2) Kotai + Mo - Made in Berlin, Part 1 3) Drexciya - Journey Home 4) :brownstudy - Dead Doldrums 5) Masters At Work - The Amazon https://soundcloud.com/reallynicerecordings/brownstudys-fall-2013-dj
(313) Show tomorrow @ TV Lounge.
Whattupdoe, 313ers. Hope the universe is treating you well. Thought Detroit-area listers might appreciate this: Really Nice Recordings presents Long Time No Play Jason :brownstudy Hogans (Planet E, Third Ear, Really NIce) LIVE/DJ www.reallynicerecordings.com John Stoll (Stan Smith, Really Nice), DJ www.soundcloud.com/stan-smith milieu (intheburrows, bleep pop) DJ www.intheburrows.blogspot.com http://www.residentadvisor.net/event.aspx?504283 https://www.facebook.com/events/395490487219267/
(313) Long time! Hello.
Hi guys. Been years. Jason :brownstudy Hogans of Planet E, Third Ear, etc. Been lurking for a bit recently and thought some of you might appreciate this event I put together... Tadd Mullinix, Sinistarr, :brownstudy at Ashley's Underground Bar http://t.co/yMdJwkxw7m Besides that, you can look forward to an 11-song :brownstudy album on Third Ear later this year. Is this spamming? I hope not. Just excited and wanted to share. Goodnight, all.
(313) a tad ot: coca coldblood...
...so, coca cola may not be the most scrupulous soft drink manufacturer after all, common is a big goof (if he's in the know)... http://www.svsu.edu/~boles/index/coca-coladeath.htm ...it's a fairly long article. the site asked me for a password, but i was still able to read the article. bottoms up. thanks for the reminder, mr. powers. ;-) +++ jason hogans (:brownstudy) chief nice guy [EMAIL PROTECTED] +++ really nice recordings, l.l.c. http://www.homepage.mac.com/reallynice/
Re: (313) late 'kast reply
the source is a big bunch of anklespankers... yep. toodles, +++ jason hogans (:brownstudy) chief nice guy [EMAIL PROTECTED] +++ really nice recordings, l.l.c. http://www.homepage.mac.com/reallynice/ on 10/25/03 9:35 PM, Cyclone Wehner at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I knew that album would annoy The Source, have a look at the latest editorial. :) -- From: Cyclone Wehner [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313 Detroit 313@hyperreal.org Subject: Re: (313) late 'kast reply Date: Fri, 24 Oct 2003 10:59 AM Funny I interviewed Andre last Sunday and he said that if anything he wanted to stretch the imaginations of his own community who listen to straight hip-hop. Of the singing he said he didn't think he was much good, and that he couldn't hope to aspire to Prince in that dept. He released a non rap album as he said he couldn't think of anything to rap about. I wanted to ask about Erykah Badu but I really feel bad asking personal questions so we talked about his perfect soulmate and fatherhood instead. ;) 1. 'kast at the fest would mos def be pimp. 2. it is indeed an exciting time for urban music. haven't heard this much innovation since ten tears ago. 3. hip hop electronic (same difference?) have always played off of each other always will. this is just dandy. i know djs mixing this album in with instrumental electronic shiz. 4. (hogans sucks teeth... hard) whatever, dog! andre is an effin' genius. always has been ain't poop changed. prototype is my junk. i might cry just thinking about it... oh, anybody that tells me that erykah's second album, mama's gun, isn't her best yet can go eat something yucky that doesn't taste good either. 5. common may be in cahoots with coca cola, but he's still one of the coldest out there. soul power? the hustle? stereolab collabos? c'mon, dude?!?! 6. i can only hope that when my stuff drops that folks don't write me off as a weird wannabe white dude just 'cause i'm not flashing ice, grabbin' my nads womanizing. i is who i be. love + spleen, +++ jason hogans (:brownstudy) chief nice guy [EMAIL PROTECTED] +++ really nice recordings, l.l.c. http://www.homepage.mac.com/reallynice/
(313) !!!hey, mcqueen!!!...
...get @ me, dude: [EMAIL PROTECTED] or detail jph (aim) or 313.258.1401 talk to you soon. tschüss, jph
(313) test (ignore)
i said ignore, silly! jph
(313) late 'kast reply
1. 'kast at the fest would mos def be pimp. 2. it is indeed an exciting time for urban music. haven't heard this much innovation since ten tears ago. 3. hip hop electronic (same difference?) have always played off of each other always will. this is just dandy. i know djs mixing this album in with instrumental electronic shiz. 4. (hogans sucks teeth... hard) whatever, dog! andre is an effin' genius. always has been ain't poop changed. prototype is my junk. i might cry just thinking about it... oh, anybody that tells me that erykah's second album, mama's gun, isn't her best yet can go eat something yucky that doesn't taste good either. 5. common may be in cahoots with coca cola, but he's still one of the coldest out there. soul power? the hustle? stereolab collabos? c'mon, dude?!?! 6. i can only hope that when my stuff drops that folks don't write me off as a weird wannabe white dude just 'cause i'm not flashing ice, grabbin' my nads womanizing. i is who i be. love + spleen, +++ jason hogans (:brownstudy) chief nice guy [EMAIL PROTECTED] +++ really nice recordings, l.l.c. http://www.homepage.mac.com/reallynice/
(313) late ayro reply
burning brightly will more than likely be played @ my wedding. preferably by the redhead himself. wheee!!! jph on 10/22/03 11:13 AM, Thomas D. Cox, Jr. at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: -- Original Message -- From: Marsel van der Wielen [EMAIL PROTECTED] nope well, better to say there was already a promo release of 500 but the official should be out somewhere end of november let me just say how dissappointed i was with this album. i had the record shop i work for get me one in, and i didnt end up buying it. i think the promo is still just sitting there, basically unplayed. there are some really great moments in basically every new track, but theyre drowned out by over emotive singing to the point of cheesiness and/or pointless noodly solos. when i was done listening to it, i just wanted to take the original multi tracks and do dub type mixes of the tracks and nix most of the vocals and solos. if that was done, it would be awesome. he just didnt restrain himself in any way. also annoying was the inclusion of previously released joints like the omoa 2 single again, the jazzanova rmx, etc. those would be fine to put on the CD issue or whatever but wasting vinyl space on stuff thats so easy to still get was irritating. and it really made my opinion of his album drop when i heard that john arnold album that is just simply light years ahead of it. all the funky stuff i expected was delivered, and with good musicianship but also with restraint. even the tracks that feature ayro on them have much less noodly garbage going on and have a good strong sense of arrangement. eh. too bad, i was expecting so much from ayro. at least john arnold delivered. tom andythepooh.com
Re: (313) what is your listening space?
i like this topic! let's see, my family room studio. go tannoy! its a good thing that my monitors (pbm 6.5) reach their limits not too far above the average person's pain threshold (but not mine!) or my hearing would be worse than it is. call me musically masochistic... my busted a$$ buick. go factory system! i really hate the fact that they implemented automatic, non-defeatable compression in the stock gm systems. i don't care if i blow the bloody speakers, i'd rather buy new ones than be forced to listen to my tunes at weeniebutt levels... anywhere i bring my headphones. go sennheiser! i managed to accidentally twist the wire out of the right can, so i've been borrowing my pal's sony cans. repeat after me: shrill... bar rumba. go compost! i had my broken beat baptism there thanks to the compost crew. the red square vodka made me happy. wish we had it here. good times fa sho... i really miss listening to music on the dot busses. go smelly weirdos, rowdy young punks, and overwhelming stench of exhaust! ahh, yes. fond memories of bumping early native tongues releases on the way to school... jph +++ jason hogans (:brownstudy) chief nice guy [EMAIL PROTECTED] +++ really nice recordings, l.l.c. http://www.homepage.mac.com/reallynice/
Re: (313) dwele
he's a pretty decent guy. we both started around the same time sorta shared equipment once or twice. his first joint was basically a demo tape called rize. it got bootlegged oodles of times an urban legend was born. if my ears are to be the judge, he's more comfy in the studio than on the stage. he's done some utterly amazing ish behind the boards, but seems a little bit unsure live. i'm sure he'll be alright in time though. i wouldn't mind making a baby or two to his stuff;-) jph on 7/22/03 11:55 AM, Allday, Andrew at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: agreed andrew...the album may not be as good as expected but it has it's moments..the truth for one...like you say it's proper soul music. for the real deal try getting hold of the bootleg of his unreleased album.i forget the title but it's well worth checking. -Original Message- From: Andrew [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 22 July 2003 16:50 To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: Re: (313) dwele Hmm, well I don't know what you were expecting. I saw him live at the Jazz Cafe here in London the other week and he was wicked, just proper soul music by a young man. Maybe you should listen to his LP before slagging him off on a public forum - based on a 15-minute slot on GP's show! So he likes Fiddy, so what? Get the LP then decide, Peace, Andrew PS. While you're at it get Kindred's LP on Hidden Beach, I've mentioned it before but their songs are really special. - Original Message - From: Al Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Tuesday, July 22, 2003 4:42 PM Subject: (313) dwele Following from recent mail: I can't answer the sample question, but I too was disappointed by Dwele. I haven't heard the album, but I heard a 15 minute feature on Peterson's worldwide (on British airways as a matter of fact). He (Dwele) said that he wrote the album as a soundtrack for making babies... All the songs were very smooth late-night jazzual Peterson style - no edge to them It seems that the collaboration with Recloose was lined up by Carl Craig, but wasn't particularly reflective of his style. Finally he gave props to 50 Cent, says it all really Al . --- Information in this email may be privileged, confidential and is intended exclusively for the addressee. The views expressed may not be official policy, but the personal views of the originator. If you have received it in error, please notify the sender by return e-mail and delete it from your system. You should not reproduce, distribute, store, retransmit, use or disclose its contents to anyone. Please note we reserve the right to monitor all e-mail communication through our internal and external networks. ---
Re: (313) angola_(get_down_dub_by_pepe_bradock)
*late reply* ditto i like both, too. pepe's mix is so darned chunky delicious (sounds like i'm describing chili, not music). carl's mix has a nice build overall vibe. jph on 7/16/03 10:15 AM, ::P at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: well, I'm not too down with the scene I liked both the pepe version and also the carl craig version, but haven't yet heard the original. - Original Message - From: Odeluga, Ken [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: ::P [EMAIL PROTECTED]; 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Wednesday, July 16, 2003 10:02 AM Subject: RE: (313) angola_(get_down_dub_by_pepe_bradock) Cesaria Evora. Tell me something, are these remixes only getting released in the US now or something? I thought these tracks would be like a virus there by now?! You find it goofy - to me the originals are quite sweet, but hey ... k -Original Message- From: ::P [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, July 16, 2003 2:55 PM To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: (313) angola_(get_down_dub_by_pepe_bradock) who made the original? great track, albiet kinda goofy jinjin_a_gogo: i wonder what he's listening to in those bigass headphones while's he's spinning this shxt for us
Re: (313) treats
prefuse? shweet. danke für die musik und die video! jph on 7/22/03 10:37 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: a couple of treats here.. http://www.mine.be/nl/dossiers/article.jsp?dossier=85751id=85754 downloadable too. NP - Metro Area Live video! _ - End of message text This e-mail is sent by the above named in their individual, non-business capacity and is not on behalf of PricewaterhouseCoopers. PricewaterhouseCoopers may monitor outgoing and incoming e-mails and other telecommunications on its e-mail and telecommunications systems. By replying to this e-mail you give your consent to such monitoring
Re: (313) dwele
listen @ approximately the 17:00 minute mark: http://www.bbc.co.uk/1xtra/realmedia/morestyles_dwele_int.ram peace out. jph on 7/22/03 12:41 PM, Al Jones at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: not according to Dwele in the Peterson interview who stated that Carl Craig became Dwele's manager, and is was he who put him in touch with Recloose who was looking for some vocals At 11:45 22/07/2003 -0400, Rob Theakston wrote: That collaboration was entirely Recloose's idea. -Original Message- From: Al Jones [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, July 22, 2003 11:43 AM To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: (313) dwele Following from recent mail: I can't answer the sample question, but I too was disappointed by Dwele. I haven't heard the album, but I heard a 15 minute feature on Peterson's worldwide (on British airways as a matter of fact). He (Dwele) said that he wrote the album as a soundtrack for making babies... All the songs were very smooth late-night jazzual Peterson style - no edge to them It seems that the collaboration with Recloose was lined up by Carl Craig, but wasn't particularly reflective of his style. Finally he gave props to 50 Cent, says it all really Al
Re: (313) Herbie H
there is a compilation of herbie's warner bros. years that absolutely changed my life. http://www.rollingstone.com/reviews/cd/review.asp?aid=11028 i listened in awe as my ideas of what music could be totally exploded. never gets old. yummy. on 7/7/03 12:08 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: also look into McCoy Tyner... i like this album a lot... http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amguid=CASS80307071313sql=An7jqeat24x a7 shake, i'll hit you up soon! okaybyebye jph
(313) another sun song...
as advanced (?) as we may have gotten we can't seem to get away from worshipping that trusty star that helps make detroit summers such a joy. if i ever get a car with working heat then the winters might not be so bad either... xantone blacq - searching for the sun there's also a couple of yam who versions if you're in the mood for some sissy boy broken jazz ;-)... http://www.vinyl-junkies.co.uk/vjschoice.html 15th record from the top of the page. whoo, limited edition! not sure how long its been out, or if someone already mentioned it. i kinda like it. +++ jason hogans (:brownstudy) chief nice guy [EMAIL PROTECTED] +++ really nice recordings, l.l.c. http://www.homepage.mac.com/reallynice/
(313) for logic users...
to whom it may concern, i picked up the logic big box a month or so ago. i found out that the included versions of the evp73 exsp24 were not compatible with os x. i also found that logic doesn't support rewire 2 unless you're using at least version 6. bummer. so i ran across a couple of really helpful threads thought i'd share... this one deals with the evp73, exsp24 a free upgrade to version 6 of logic: http://www.osxaudio.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=2480 this one deals with rewire issues: http://www.osxaudio.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=2082postdays=0postorder=asc start=15 hope this helps someone! -- really nice recordings, l.l.c. jason hogans (:brownstudy) chief nice guy [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.homepage.mac.com/reallynice/
(313) some song...
yo, so there's yet another song using the sunshine sample, 'cept this one absolutely kills me in the most delicious manner i can't remember who made it. i'm pretty sure it's new ish. i've heard it on benji/gilles' shows. it's around, mmm, 110bpms? rednose maybe? anywho, holla back if you know who the criminal is. j
Re: (313) bubbles cookies
yep, it's hogie on the mic! very glad you dig it. i'm kinda famous for testing the bassbins ;-). the lfo is actually my emu esi-32's filter cutoff routed to the pitch bend wheel. that's when i was using hardware more. i've gone all soft lately, still working on getting that same level of interaction w/logic. blah, blah, blah... till next time! jph on 5/5/03 5:05 PM, Phonopsia at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: - Original Message - From: Jason Hogans [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313 list 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Monday, May 05, 2003 1:15 PM Subject: (313) bubbles cookies hello all, it's monday you're bored?... http://www.homepage.mac.com/reallynice/ - a mini site where you can download some of my newer stuff. some spacey hip hop vibes a couple of ethnic flavored (brazilian/dub) downtempo workouts. all aces balance are from the forthcoming ep tell me more about bubbles on my own label, really nice recordings. probably early autumn on that. the other three are from a full length album, accepting cookies - still working out the label release details on this one, let it be your favorite mystery. i'm not giving away the best stuff right now rob, they gotta buy something! go get 'em y'all. Really nice on all levels - lyrics, vocals, music, production (even at 96Kbps)! Oh, and those balines. Thanks for posting these! Are you on the mic? Is that an Allen Heath LFO at the end of Balance? Sounds eerily familiar. :) Tristan === Text/Mixes: http://www.phonopsia.co.uk Music: http://www.mp313.com Contact: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
(313) bubbles cookies
hello all, it's monday you're bored?... http://www.homepage.mac.com/reallynice/ - a mini site where you can download some of my newer stuff. some spacey hip hop vibes a couple of ethnic flavored (brazilian/dub) downtempo workouts. all aces balance are from the forthcoming ep tell me more about bubbles on my own label, really nice recordings. probably early autumn on that. the other three are from a full length album, accepting cookies - still working out the label release details on this one, let it be your favorite mystery. i'm not giving away the best stuff right now rob, they gotta buy something! go get 'em y'all. j
Re: (313) music video websites?
http://www.heavy.com/ super cool. jph anyone having any links to cool music video websites - 313 related or not but good quality music and image to match? MEK
(313) Sleep Music + Help: French Mix Site?
Aloha, There was a mix someone posted a week or two ago from a French site. It wasn't W Sound. I can't even remember what dj it was...all I know is my crappy little Wallstreet P-Book freaked out I had to initialize everything including my precious toolbar faves! Thanks in advance? Oh, my current fave for sleepytime is Stephen Mathieu Ekkehard Ehlers' Heroin. Its good during showers in the morning also :-) Millions Now Living Will Never Die by Tortoise rocks this baby bye bye as well. Hit me up if you can help me with that mix site - in private please: [EMAIL PROTECTED] The list mail is too much to sort through sometimes JPH.
Re: (313) japanese electronic artists - nobukazu takemura
i know that i'm crazy late, haven't checked my list mail in a few days: nobukazu takemura. i love him. sorry if someone mentioned him already. throw his name in google. he's got a tune, i believe its called sign, some ol' double time-1/2 time-timbaland 3003-vocoded insanity. i first heard it during his set @ demf 2001 it cracked my head. he does some ambient stuff, some glitchy stuff... pretty diverse. here's a nice busy (yet mellow?) tune of his called cogwheel. peep. http://www.thrilljockey.com/NobukazuTakemura-Cogwheel.mp3 tschuss! :brownstudy
(313) audio.nl website?
i heard static one liked it a lot (late again?). the closest i came to a site is their catalog on forced exposure. random google blurbs. maybe one of you knows something i don't? you can hit me in private: [EMAIL PROTECTED] peace grease :brownstudy
(313) tardy sauce - some '02 faves
whattup people. late as usual. i'm leaving out sooo much stuff, just going with whatever pops into my sieve-like head first... - somatik, reflections of the future - recloose, kapiti dream - common, electric circus - dwele, various unreleased tunes, acetates, white labels - seiji, loose lips - madlib, almost everything the man makes - patrick forge, trust the dj mix - royksopp, melody a.m. - jazzanova, in between - mia doi todd, the golden state - shaun escoffery, let it go - dabrye, instrmntl - mr. scruff, trouser jazz - asheru, mood swing some things that made me happy, distracted me, and kept life very interesting... - http://www.dublab.com - the six girls i dated - hanging out, chilling in a posh apartment, eating mad curry, and recording in west london - the discovery of joni mitchell's the hissing of summer lawns - premier cru record release party in nyc - my borrowed 233mhz no cache (!) g3 laptop - '90 buick park avenue with no heat (or a/c) - the obscurities tossed about on this list - intermittent employment - a group i'm in (soul rhythm: ethno-electro-jazz ) playing on the main stage @ chene park (concert of colors) - my locks growing to the length enjoyed prior to a fit of religious zeal in late '98 - rob theakston's guitar playing have a swell year everybody!!!
(313) Gilles' 2002 Countdown...
I'm loving DSL these days, just loving it. Year end winners as voted by Worldwide listeners. http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio/aod/radio1_aod.shtml?gilles JPH.
Re: (313) recording industry [mp3]
Hogie: Mmm Hmm. I've thought about ways to make a physical recording appealing enough to buy. Maybe even making the recording a secondary item bundled with something desirable enough to purchase? Limited edition Jason Hogans boxers and panties. Or some seriously cool packaging, like Radiohead's Amnesiac or Ghostly's Disco Nouveau. Jurren: that's one way of getting people to buy your music, but do you want to sell cd's/vinyl, or do you want to sell your music? why not offer them the chance to download your music from a website? sure, not everyone wants to pay for downloads, but would those people buy the physical copy? I hear you. I guess I feel the trouble with that is whether or not some folks pay for a download, others will not once its out there for the taking. There's possibly less incentive for paid downloads when you factor in the sound quality loss of compressed audio. Maybe not though cause paid downloads are still cheaper than CDs, eh? The title performing artist could take on a more strict meaning if it becomes very unprofitable for labels and musicians to release music. Recordings for free, performance for fee? I had similar ideas about labels taking on a somewhat different role of a promotional network or something, still allowing artists to concentrate on their art. But, I doubt it will go that far 'cause like you said J.B., there are collectors supporters out there. Perhaps we're tripping over nothing it will be business as usual. There's quite a few times I've heard something on the web copped it later. Technology could ultimately serve as a filter for ass-nasty music. Scenario 1: I heard that on www. so so and it swallowed, I won't buy it.. Or, Scenario 2: It was bangin', I need that!. No more hiding behind the shrink wrap! Could be good. We'll see... So, anybody need some fly underwear? JPH.
Re: (313) Moby (cheddar)
and truth be told, a lot of electronic music is released without the artist making much of anything off the record/CD sales. its kinda a prerequisite to doing better live shows, which is where the money (if any) is. Jay Hogie says: BINGO! You gotta move a scheisseload of units before you make more than enough for peanut butter jelly (sorry, no bread). Economically, I think of releases as an opportunity to make money from giggin' - at least until I get my label going... Okay, not even then. Screw it, I live in Royal Oak, I'll just start robbing these yuppie fools. Who's down wit' me? JPH.
Re: (313) record industry (technology) [was: Moby (cheddar)]
imho the role of big record companies is played out! with new technologies like cd-rw's and final-scratch the need for a physical copy of the original album/cd will quickly decrease. Mmm Hmm. I've thought about ways to make a physical recording appealing enough to buy. Maybe even making the recording a secondary item bundled with something desirable enough to purchase? Limited edition Jason Hogans boxers and panties. Or some seriously cool packaging, like Radiohead's Amnesiac or Ghostly's Disco Nouveau. Humans don't have enough collective integrity (or loot) to buy music simply on principle. I'm guilty, and I'm an artist. Sad. I do my best to support others, even if it means listening to webcasts like BBC or Nuwave Radio to hear decent tunes until I can afford to play catch up with releases. Regardless of what anybody says, there's too much good music out there for most people with an average income to purchase everything that they want. Its crazy competitive right now, almost as many labels as there are artists! Hey, that's the future. No large (or even medium sized?) record labels, just musicians who know their business. A zillion little rhythmic CEOs...Heavy. JPH.
Re: (313) record industry (technology) [was: Moby (cheddar)]
imho the role of big record companies is played out! with new technologies like cd-rw's and final-scratch the need for a physical copy of the original album/cd will quickly decrease. Mmm Hmm. I've thought about ways to make a physical recording appealing enough to buy. Maybe even making the recording a secondary item bundled with something desirable enough to purchase? Limited edition Jason Hogans boxers and panties. Or some seriously cool packaging, like Radiohead's Amnesiac or Ghostly's Disco Nouveau. Humans don't have enough collective integrity (or loot) to buy music simply on principle. I'm guilty, and I'm an artist. Sad. I do my best to support others, even if it means listening to webcasts like BBC or Nuwave Radio to hear decent tunes until I can afford to play catch up with releases. Regardless of what anybody says, there's too much good music out there for most people with an average income to purchase everything that they want. Its crazy competitive right now, almost as many labels as there are artists! Hey, that's the future. No large (or even medium sized?) record labels, just musicians who know their business. A zillion little rhythmic CEOs...Heavy. JPH.
(313) Transatlantic Audio.
For those who haven't checked this out. http://www.milkaudio.com/web/radio_transaud.shtml The playlist alone made me giddy... show no.3 posted december 3rd, 2002 01. kenny rankin - name of love - little david 02. phil upchurch - black gold - kudu 03. visoneers - 55 dollars - omniverse 04. venom - life story - cdr 05. venom - r.i.o.t. - cdr 06. jbless - untitled - cdr 07. amp fiddler - you - genuine 08. arkestrsa one (crate soul brothers remix) - cosmic snds 09. metro area - pina - environ 10. rednose distrikt feat. alma horton - gotta make a move - kindred spirits 11. common mary j. blige - come close to me - mca 12. hand polished - another spring - do right music 13. mansa musa - beat the drum - crippled dick wax 14. jazztronik - rita - fuego 15. tony allen - every season (nu tropic mix) - comet 16. bugz in the attic feat. wunmi - zombie - red, hot + riot 17. somatik - interaktion - twisted funk 18. baker brothers - maid of mars - arse records the lyman woodard organization - creative musicians - perfect.toy records Eclecticism @ its finest. Don't miss those Venom cdr tracks! Its totally where I'm @ right now. Enjoy. Audi. JPH.
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(313) Seelenluft Manila
Anybody peep / post this yet? I heard it a few months back on Dublab (great site, I hope I can get their new streaming system to work). Anyway, I love it... http://www.kleinrecords.com/realaudio/seelenluft_manila.ram JPH.
Re: (313) b-boys b-girls @ DEMF #2 ....
There's this one crew, I feel crummy for forgetting their name :-{ I think
they might still be together, I remember being amazed by this bite-sized
b-boy named U-Turn. I've seen them @ a couple of events before. Me my
Capoeira (Brazilian martial art that had an influence on breaking) pals have
jumped in the circle with 'em, including DEMF. Windmill if U love techno
;-} This just in... I Googled a bit. Here's a couple-o-links.
Asian action (gosh that sounds like porn):
http://members.aol.com/khaoscru/index.html
http://www.metrotimes.com/19/16/Features/artDragon.html
http://www.sheqkai.homestead.com/dragon.html
There's a little blurb about that wee U-Turn chap in there.
AND, some capoeira links...
A really nice mpeg clip!:
http://dns.advnet.net/allan/escovinha/L-Roda04.mpg
More clips (on bottom half of page):
http://members.aol.com/bill510/download.html
Detroit area classes:
http://starflowerenterprises.com/angola/detroit.html
Peace.
JPH.
(the P is for popping locking)
From: James Bucknell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thu, 21 Nov 2002 01:25:52 -0500
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: Re: (313) b-boys b-girls @ DEMF #2
don't know about the detroit breakers, i didn't see any at demf #2. but at
new york house nights--like louie vega's 'dance ritual' night at
vinyl--there were quite a large group of people breaking. they were really
good.
it was a surprise to see people breaking to a masters at work tribal flute
cut and not the jonzun crew.
james
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Tue, 19 Nov 2002 16:06:10 -0600
To: 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: (313) b-boys b-girls @ DEMF #2
I seem to remember that at practically ever stage I was at there were at
least two circles going with a fair number of people breaking it down. Some
were really battling and some were just letting loose and having fun. I'm
curious as to how many active crews are there in the Detroit area and do
they attend many of the techno events. Any weblinks?
MEK
Re: (313) From: Jason Hogans hogie313@ ameritech.net Subject:
I read an Xzibit interview so I knew about his Detroit origins. That Snoop daddy's dogg business is new to me though... Now that I think about it, the dark style is pretty pervasive as well. Chalk my former statements up to personal bias :-) I liked the Esham tune that samples Roy Ayers, its pretty difficult to screw up an Ayers based tune though. Most of the folks I talk to prefer the stuff I described in my previous post, and I come across more local producers doing that style, including some buddies of mine (like Recloose, though he's in NZ now). Maybe me and the dark hop folk's paths just don't cross? To keep this 313 related, its interesting that nowadays most Detroit hip hop producers Detroit electronic producers tend to have near identical collections of gear. I consider hip hop to be electronic music (duh?), and most of the time I use the same types of tones to craft all my stuff, hip hop or otherwise - so I don't feel horrible about putting it on the same project. The lines are so blurry now! If all goes well, I'm gonna be dropping some vocals on an upcoming album by a local artist who's more known for techie fare - not gonna spill the beans prematurely! Oh, there's a local rapper dude named Sun on a more soulful vibe as well. He's okay, I like a couple of his tunes. Here's a pop quiz for you: Awesome Dre? Kaos Maestro? Toodles. JPH. From: Cyclone Wehner [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Thu, 14 Nov 2002 09:01:21 +1100 To: 313 Detroit 313@hyperreal.org Subject: (313) From: Jason Hogans [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: In the future he wants to be less in the spotlight as a rapper and eventually do more production... I guess there's a Detroit style emerging... I'd say that a Detroit style of hip hop has been around for a minute, not necessarily mainstream though. T There's a couple of other Detroit hip hop flavours running around, but they aren't as pervasive within the community - and in my opinion they suck. Interesting. I kinda put Slum Village on their own. I have some stuff I still have to play that I got in Detroit but that dark style seems to be associated with Eminem, D12, Proof and Dogmatic and Sicknotes and some others, and they seem partial to rock too. I didn't care for it at first but Em's work is getting more boom to it. I hate that tinny synth sound in some gangsta rap, I dig the booming bass, powerful beats, myself. Incidentally Xzibit grew up in Detroit and left at 10. Snoop Dogg's dad is from Detroit. Betcha didn't know that.
(313) Slum Village Herbert / The D Sound?
Hey they (Slum Village) already sample that (Bodily Functions) on the new album I'm told. Confirmed! The song is called What Is This. In the future he wants to be less in the spotlight as a rapper and eventually do more production... I guess there's a Detroit style emerging... I'd say that a Detroit style of hip hop has been around for a minute, not necessarily mainstream though. Tainted by SV has probably made the biggest splash on the airwaves, out of the stuff I'd say is D flavored. De La Soul's Stakes Is High (produced by Jay Dee) enjoyed a tiny bit of radio play. D flavor you ask?... Jazzy. Funky. Analog. Pretty Minimal. Not a lot of reverb what not. Plump, abbreviated kick drums. Exaggerated snares claps sharp enough to take your head off. Washy, filtered samples. Rhodes, lots of Rhodes. Large lively staccato basslines. Swinging, free flowing scat-like vocals. Basically picking up where A Tribe Called Quest left off. I think of Dabrye, Dwele, Wajeed, Lacksadaisycal, Jay, Subterraneous, SV, my buddies greenSKY Jazz, :brownstudy (yours truly!), and a some others I can't think of for some annoying reason (sleep deprivation perhaps?). There's a couple of other Detroit hip hop flavours running around, but they aren't as pervasive within the community - and in my opinion they suck. The aforementioned brand of head is open to some of the more adventurous techno stuff (akin to their own aesthetic) - i.e., Herbert, Domu, Bjork, Sutekh, blah, blah, blah... I must admit that you're less like likely to find a head into more traditional techno fare like, ummm, something from the Belleville three or UR maybe. Okay, I really should got to sleep now. Boom bip! JPH.
(313) Elitism
Its good to hear that someone hasn't encountered any elitism or snobbery. I must say that I've had my share of awkward experiences (ain't sayin' no names!). Some people swear that everyone should know appreciate who they are, what they've done, what they stand for. I came from a background of mostly hip hop when I began mingling with tech types, hardly knew anything about C2 when he signed me. It was cool 'cause he didn't take it all weird or anything. I was just a dude experimenting with whatever sounds he felt like. People need to make up their minds: either you love something and want to foster an environment where other folks can discover learn to love it also, or you're an a**hole who wants to decrease the size of the pond in order to be a bigger fish. I graduated high school I like it that way! I also realize that for someone relatively new to this milieu, I came with my own set of insecurities that amplified any ill vibes, and occasionally I created or imagined them when there were originally none to be found. But anyway, a person should never have to endure being chuckled or snarled @ for inquiring who someone is, or what their contributions are to the tiny little electronic music universe, sheesh! JPH. From: T.J.Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Sat, 09 Nov 2002 10:51:28 -0800 (PST) To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED], 313@hyperreal.org Subject: Re: (313) 8-Mile - Detroit music history The funny thing is, I've never noticed any elitism in the Detroit techno music business until I joined this list. It's interesting how the internet helps shape the world...
Re: (313) Singing
I believe Roy Davis Jr. did on an album I can't remember the name of. C2 on Chicken Noodle Soup. Perhaps yours truly when I can hold a note more than half a second. Alton Miller I think. More I'm sure... J.
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[313] Hogie's Links...
audio boy wonder jason hogans is curious about booking agencies (international, including north america) dealing with: idm + experimental + broken beat + ambient + downtempo + abstract yet groovy hip hop = all with a jazzy flair. a little bit for the eyes ears: http://www.premiercrumusic.com/brownstudy.html (bio + downloads of unreleased material - heretic's flagship is my fave) http://www.metrotimes.com/metropolis/sonic/artistprofile.asp?id=5953 (bio) http://www.allmusicguide.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amgsql=B1gq7g4fmtv4z (bio) http://www.allmusicguide.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amgsql=Abklvad6ki8w4 (review) http://www.pitchforkmedia.com/record-reviews/h/hogans_jason/peter-and-the-ro oster.shtml (review) http://www.armchair-dj.com/handler.asp?/reviews/g/geology.asp (review - if it doesn't come up, do a search for geology) some data is a tad off, can't wait to get my own site up (assistance welcomed). contact for a full promo / press pack, thanks. --- jason hogans (:brownstudy) [EMAIL PROTECTED] +1-(1)-248-588-5076 (home) +1-(1)-313-585-2796 (cell) - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
