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Dubbel Dutch - Self Help Riddim
'Self Help Riddim' is the first single release in a series of singles that will follow leading up to Dubbel Dutch's Self Help Riddims EP in 2013. This new body of work draws inspiration from dub and dancehall reggae, ethereal grime, and pop music of the African diaspora.
Dope. On. Wax.
A jam for the night owls and day walkers: Sixtoo & Matth - "Watched Us Slowly Die" Spelled without spaces on the 7", this is the b-side to the first Bully Records release. The a-side is We Began Hearing Things, another spooky slice of instrumental hip-hop/ downtempo/ triphop/ whatever.
yeti digs juv3nal’s jam: Reflection of Progress by Moodswing 9
bully records in general has a ton of great stuff, a lot of it in an endtroducing era dj shadow kind of mode
Lots of limited-run vinyl goodness, too.
yeti’s current jam [on September 28] is: Jack U by Diddy & Felix Da Housecat
Diddy sez: "I just want to listen to something I can fuck to, rob a motherfuckin' bank to, get married to"
When you're in my hut, you know what is what. Diddy teams up with FDH for a stompin' techno-house killer. Was this Diddy's only electro-techno tune?
Day 4 of 31 days of Halloween songs and videos: Tino's Breaks 6 - Doomsday Dub
"Destruction ... everywhere ... everywhere" -- dope, dope, DOPE beats from Tino Corp (some of the minds behind Meat Beat Manifesto), from the spooky-dubby Hallowe'en Dub LP.
yeti digs fovore’s jam: Bug Powder Dust (La Funk Mob Mix) by Bomb The Bass
Come across this made me very happy, and I realized TIMJ was a wonderful thing. 1994 downtempo remix of a rock/hip-hop hybrid? Apparently I've never heard the original.
yeti’s current jam [on August 28 at noon] is: Light in the Dark ft. Terri Walker by SpectraSoul
Video edit of a stellar new drum'n'bass tune, all strings and menace.
It's been a while since I checked out new dnb, and was most happy to find this track. It's also a solid album, surprisingly the first from SpectraSoul, considering that the duo has been making music as SpecraSoul since 2006.
yeti’s current jam [on August 14 at 5:55 pm] is: Requiem Pour Un Con (Clement Pony Edit) by Serge Gainsbourg
The original is pretty heavy, but this edit makes the experience last longer-and it's a free download (see YT) *
* not free any more, as the Disques Pony edits are only free for a limited time, though you can still find them floating elsewhere on the 'net. And you should find them, because the DP edits are dope as hell.
