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Terror Danjah Presents Hardwired (Preview)

Following on from the release of his much-lauded sophomore album, Dark Crawler on Hyperdub last September, Grime lynchpin Terror Danjah returns to the fold with a brand new label compilation from his own Hardrive Records imprint, entitled Hardwired. Featuring label highlights from Joker, Champion, Bok Bok and Royal-T alongside previously unreleased original material and remixes from Kode 9,Falty DL,  Zed Bias, Swindle, D.O.K and PJam amongst others - Hardwired is an audio scrapbook of some of Terror Danjah’s favourite producers and peers all on one record.

Those familiar with the labels output thus far will be glad to see the inclusion Joker & Terror Danjah’s Gully Goon Estate (a collaborative take on the formers’ 2008 hit Gully Brook Lane), Champion’s ubiquitous UK Funky roller Lose Control and Bok Bok’s 80′s Electro meets Grime remix of Mz Bratt’s Selecta on the compilation.

One of the standout new tracks on Hardwired comes from resurgent Grime producer PJam, whose much sought after Arizona Skyz VIP progresses from Grime into Jungle territory in an epic 8-minute journey - the juxtaposition of rough drum breaks with melancholic harped synths shows just why he’s been talked up by the likes of Night Slugs and Butterz as one of the Grime scenes ones-to-watch for 2013.

Weighing in with fresh productions for the album are fellow Butterz brethren Swindle on the P-Funk infused Funktion, frequent Terror Danjah collaborator D.O.K with his ode to UK Garage Cardio and a dream collaboration between Zed Bias and Terror Danjah with a meeting of the musical minds on downtempo affair Iceberg History. 

Hyperdub boss Kode 9 also gets in the action too with the distorted and trippy Ice whilst NYC’s Falty DL chimes in with a colourful re-rub of one of Terror Danjah’s most notable instrumentals, Zumpi Huntah to round off an action packed array of tracks that more than make up for a quiet 2012 for the Hardrive label.

Artist: Various Artists

Title: Hardwired

Label: Hardrive

Format: CD + Digital

Cat No: HDRCD001

Release Date: 25.03.13

Tracklisting:

1. Terror Danjah – Full Attention (Royal-T Remix) [Previously Released HDR006]

2. Joker & Terror Danjah – Gully Goon Estate [Previously Released HDR002]

3. Champion – Lose Control [Previously Released HDR003]

4. PJam – Arizona Skyz VIP

5. Swindle – Funktion

6. D.O.K – Cardio

7. Teddy Music – Sambucca

8. D.O.K – Sidedok

9. Zed Bias & Terror Danjah – Iceberg History

10. Kode 9 – Ice

11. Champion – Yardman

12. PJam – Insomnia

13. Mz Bratt – Selecta (Bok Bok Remix)  [Previously Released HDR005]

14. D.O.K – Golden Eye

15. Swifta Beater – Move

16. D.O.K – Tomorrow Never Dies

17. Lex Envy – Hard Candy

18. Terror Danjah – Zumpi Huntah (Falty DL Refunk)

Sure Thing – Holding You Tight (GF003)(Video)

Download:Rude Kid – Get Busy ft. Skepta (Jamie Grind Remix)

Rude Kid’s diverse production styles and burgeoning back catalogue of underground anthems have seen him rise through grime’s ranks without looking back. His unique brand of ‘Alien Music’ has led to him working with the likes of Wiley, Skepta, Kano, JME and Ghetto, making him the go to producer for the top artists and becoming a staple in the record boxes of Joker, Plastician, Terror Danjah and Oneman to name a few.

Rude Kid – Get Busy ft. Skepta
(Relentless)

Release Date: 29th July 2012

1. Get Busy ft. Skepta
2. Get Busy ft. Skepta (Kat Krazy Remix)
3. Get Busy ft. Skepta (Matrix & Futurebound Remix)
4. Get Busy ft. Skepta (Jamie Grind Remix)
5. Get Busy ft. Skepta (Funkystepz Remix)

 

Free 30min Rude Kid mix: Here

Rude Kid – Get Busy (Trailer) ft. Skepta: http://youtu.be/jtklAvAlH2k

Tectonic Plates Volume 3 (Tectonic)19th March 2012

Release date: 19th March 2012
Format: LP / CD / Digital
The mighty Tectonic Recordings drop the latest in their esteemed Plates series, compiling exclusive tracks from a selection of electronic music’s leading and breaking artists. Since starting low frequency operations in 2005, Bristol’s Tectonic Recordings has been a landmark for dubstep, bass and progressive electronic music fans; with artists releasing on the label including Skream, Loefah, 2562, Peveralist, RSD, Flying Lotus, Joker, Addison Groove, Jack Sparrow, Photek, Benga, Digital Mystikz and label boss Pinch.

Tracklisting: 

1. Kryptic Minds – ‘The Talisman’
2. Addison Groove – ‘Phantom’
3. Tunnidge – ‘Universal’
4. Pinch – ‘Blow Out The Candle’
5. Goth Trad – ‘Mach’
6. Clue Kid – ‘Evolution’
7. Roska – ‘480 BC’
8. Monky – ‘Float’
9. Ginz – ‘Chrome’
10. OM Unit – ‘Preshah’
11. Kevin McPhee – ‘Outs’
12. Illum Sphere – ‘Promise A Secret’
13. 2562 – ‘Rogue State’

http://tectonicrecordings.com/

Joker – On My Mind ft. William Cartwright(Video)

Joker – Essential Mix BBC Radio 1 (11-19-2011)

Joker brings the bass to the Essential Mix!
Joker burst onto Bristol’s dubstep scene in 2007, alongside artists like Pinch and Ginz. He runs the Kapsize label with Ginz and he’s also released tracks on labels like Hyperdub and Tectonic. Joker’s debut album was released on 4AD in October and features SBTRKT collaborator Jesse Ware.
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Tracklisting
01. Joker — Intro
02. Liam Petrelli — Old Era
03. Stinkahbell — Something In Your Eyes (Joker Special)
04. Benga — Faithless
05. Joker — Back In The Days (Feat Buggsy Scars Shads)
06. Joker — Back In The Days Feat Ghetts & Lil Nasty)
07. Joker — Skitta
08. Joker & Ginz — Purple City
09. Joker — Milky Way
10. Joker — Saturn
11. Sam Frank — Simple Life
12. 2000f & Jkamata — You Don’t Know What Love Is (Joker Special)
13. Joker & Sills — Slaughter House (Instrumental)
14. Skream & Sam Frank — Anticipate
15. Gemmy — Tales Of The Deep
16. Skream — Tweedle (Feat Trim)
17. Joker — Tron
18. Red Light — Unknown
19. TC — Wait A Minute
20. Benga — Running
21. J@Kes — A Case Of The Bleeps
22. Joker & TC — It Aint Got A Name
23. Joker — On My Mind (Featt William Cartwright) (Extended BBC Radio 1 Version)
24. Joker — On My Mind (Rustie Remix)
25. Joker — On My Mind (Goldie Remix)
26. Joker — Lost (Feat Buggsy And Otis Brown)
27. Joker — Trancey (aka Sherbet Face)

More at BBC

Artwork to replace Martyn when Bloc comes to In:Motion

Due to unforseen and impossible circumstances Martyn has had to cancel his appearance at Bloc as part of In:Motion on the 25th November.

However, to replace him we welcome Artwork. Along with Skream and Benga Artwork is the third member of the mighty Magnetic Man, who have been dubbed the first half step super group. He also part owned the prestigious Big Apple records in Croydon, one of London´s surburbs which saw garage mutate into dubstep.

As Magnetic Man they perform using three computers, one playing drum samples, one playing basses and the third playing leads and samples. Artwork controls the master laptop, to which the other two are synchronised via Midi. Their sets usually consist of a mix of original tracks produced together, and live remixes of Benga and Skream´s tracks. Artwork will be playing alongside Joker, Nathan Fake, James Holden, 2562 plus many more.

 

As the English winter dictates the end of the UK festival season, Motion’s solid structure resumes play indoors letting the spirit of the summer blossom into the winter months.

Nearing the calibre of festival status in scale, sound and energy, Motion continue their expansion into yet more areas of the huge sprawling skate park, with warrens leading to multiple separate spaces, all hosting their own unique party.  Their ever-increasing loyal fan base and extensive line-ups are being pushed even further into the double warehouse, as well as outside in the car park, which comes equipped with food court, heated seating area and photo-booth. With each turn you can get more lost in Motion’s wondrous world of entertainment and outstanding music.

November sees the Field Day team take the magic of the festival and transport it through the night to the raw and vast confines of Bristol’s Motion.  After delivering a sterling line-up this summer in London’s Victoria Park, they hand pick the best for their In:Motion date, where we can witness DJ sets from Friendly Fires, Erol Alkan and Glaswegian electro whizz kid Hudson Mohawke.

Over the last few years, The BLOC Weekend annual festival has become a compulsory destination for electronic music fans.  No other UK festival so vigorously and variously reaps the vanguard of underground dance music past and present quite like they do. Last year they invited down dirty bird Claude Vonstroke and Andrew Weather to fill Motion’s Tunnel, with his unique and compelling musical selection. Destined to better themselves from last year, they bring dubstep prodigy Joker, hot off the heels of releasing his album ‘The Vision’ and Border Community Nathan Fake, for a festival sized line-up in an inner city club.

Sven Vath’s Cocoon are to techno what light is to fire. They continue to touch thousands of people across every continent with their inimitable brand and unfaltering shows. With weekly parties at Amnesia during the Ibiza season, Love Family Park, Green & Blue festivals and Cocoon in the Park, Cocoon are becoming synonymous with huge scaling events with immaculate production. One of Europe’s leading labels, they bring German duo Tiefschwarz alongside Shonkyand Dyed Soundorom from the French contingent, all heading to the West Country to bring the magic of Cocoon to Bristol for one night only.

Futureboogie join up with the prestigious Red Bull Music Academy and exude a festival feel with live shows from Crazy P and Henrik Schwarz, plus a back room hosted by London’s disco mafiaHorse Meat Disco. Ramping things up on the production side are Just Jack, who for their Halloween show bring aerial artists, art installations, costume and make up stalls. Interactive character actors will be roaming and terrorising all night throughout the club, on the floor and hanging from the ceiling. The Gunpowder Plot on the 5^th November brings an explosion of action with a firework display, bonfire and circus performers to add more flames to the fire.

Bristol In Motion continues to stage live music events throughout the winter months from October through to the end of December. Offering the finest in musical and performing talent from across the world to touch your heart, body and soul – eyes and ears.

 

UP-COMING PROGRAMME

 

Friday 18th November - ALL GONE PETE TONG: Pete Tong, Calvin Harris, Eats Everything, Retro/Grade, Deepgroove, Burns, Robert Dietz, Cesar Merveille, Waifs & Strays, Grahame Farmer Data Transmission & Farr Festival DJs.

Friday 25th November – BLOC: Subloaded, Joker, Artwork, 2562, Illum Sphere, James Holden, Nathan Fake, Fairmont Bloc: Jo Hart, Al Tourettes, Luke Vibert

Saturday 26th November – RBMA & FUTUREBOOGIE: Henrik Schwarz, Crazy P, Maya Jane-Coles, Julio Bashmore, Futureboogie DJs, Bonobo, Appleblim, Behling & Simpson, Horse Meat Disco, Lukas, Christophe

Friday 2nd December – HARDCORE HEAVEN: Darren Styles, Gamer, Evil Activities, DJ See, Call & Juice, Marc Smith, Kursk, Mark Eg, Klubfiller, Hixxy, Dougal, Mcs Storm, Whizzkid & Enemy

Saturday 3rd December – SHIT THE BEDFull Info Coming Soon

Friday 9th December – BEARDYMAN PRESENTS: Beardyman, Stanton, Warriors, Nu:Tone, Engine Earz Experiment, JFB, Captain Crunch & Stig Of The Dump, Tayo, Fabio, Zed Bias

Saturday 10th December – COCOON: Tiefschwarz Basti, Onur Ozer, Dinky, Guti, Gavin Herlihy, Dyed Soundorom, Shonky, Tom Rio & Dan Wild, Kyle Hall, Dave Little, Clare James, Matt Owen

 

The full line-ups can now be viewed on www.bristolinmotion.com 

Joker debut album The Vision 31st October

With the world travelled and a deal with 4AD signed, Bristol producer Joker is finally ready to appease his waiting public and release his debut album, The Vision. Released on 31st October, his now trademark instrumentals have been augmented by a number of vocal collaborations, including contributions from fellow rising stars like Jessie Ware and Buggsy, making the album one that’s been worth the wait.

Tracklist
1 Intro 1.57
2 Here Come The Lights (feat. Silas) 5.39
3 Tron 5.06
4 The Vision (Breathe In) [Feat. Jessie Ware] 4.36
5 Milky Way 4.28
6 Level 6 (Interlude) 2.40
7 My Trance Girl 6.03
8 Lost (feat. Buggsy and Otis Brown) 3.21
9 On My Mind (feat. William Cartwright) 4.27
10 Back In The Days (feat. Buggsy, Shadz, Scarz, Double) 5.07
11 Electric Sea (feat. Jay Wilcox) 4.10
12 The Magic Causeway (Joker & Ginz – Outro) 4.10

Joker – Back in the days Ft.Buggsy,Shadz,Scarz,Double….

Bristol In:Motion Announce Full Line-Ups 2011

Line Up

Featuring Jamie XX, Jamie Woon live, Toddla T, Henrik Schwarz, Jamie Jones, Calvin Harris, Danny Byrd, Joker, Soul Clap, Annie Mac, Rusko

Plus brands Cocoon, Hospitality, BLOC, Bugged Out & many more

Details

• Date:Fri 07th Oct – Sat 10th Dec, 2011
• Time:10pm -6am
• Location:Motion Skate Park, 74 Avon Street, Bristol
• Price: Various

Tickets

• Bristol In Motion

The start of the UK party season this year is led by Bristol’s pioneering party starters In:Motion. A series of incredible events striking hot on the heels of last year’s triumphant first season, which tore a hole in the skate park come club Motion, spread across five rooms indoors and out. 2011 brings artists from all musical persuasions capturing everyone from the heroes of the scene to the rising stars and bringing all manner of brands from the electronic music community together to embrace all dimensions of the underground dance movement.

The peerless Hessle Audio make their debut for the In:Motion series on 15^th October, standing head and shoulders above the rest with performances from Jamie XX and Jamie Woon. Jamie XX’s movements out of his band, The XX to DJ and remix artist have been well received with heavyweights such as Radiohead’s Thom Yorke, Florence and The Machine, and Canadian rap giant Drake. Jamie also released one of the anthems of the summer on NMBRs in the form of ‘Far Nearer’. Since Jamie Woon came onto the scene everyone has been scrabbling for the opportunity to see him live. His album debut ‘Mirror Writing’ saw him strike a terrific balance between convention and subversion, producing dubstep infused commercial tracks, alongside equally enigmatic and enchanting productions. Both of these artists are a rare sight in a club setting, but Bristol In:Motion’s festival atmosphere found within numerous intimate and vast spaces is an apt fit for these two sonic masters.

Bugged Out return for 2011 on the opening weekend on October 8^th, bringing Jamie Jones, now a household name for a new generation of house and techno fans through his Hot Natured guise and Hot Creations label. It will have already been an amazing week for L-Vis 1990 & the Neon Dream who will have just released their staggering new album ‘Neon Dreams’ which features Para One, Teki Latex and Julio Bashmore. L-Vis 1990 (aka James Connolly) a London-based DJ and producer co-founded the groundbreaking Night Slugs imprint with Bok Bok. Also kicking things off in the first week is Fake Blood aka Theo Keating aka Touché. Under his many aliases, the man like Keating has produced some classics over the years remixing the likes of Underworld, Hot Chip & UNKLE. He’s become somewhat of a Bugged Out! family member and will bring his bass heavy bangers to the floor.  

Sharing the bill on opening weekend are firm friends and In:Motion family favourites Hospitality, who bring Danny Byrd, High Contrast and MJ Cole amongst others. Bringing together bass heavy music, an electrifying atmosphere and second to none production, Hospitality have grown into true titans of the scene, consistently bringing the best in show-stopping DJs from the constantly evolving drum & bass scene to a hugely faithful crowd. This summer they represented at the Parklife festival, ripped apart their own stage at Lovebox and set things alight at Global Gathering. D&B is back in Bristol, its spiritual home.

Sven Vath’s Cocoon, are to techno what light is to fire. They continue to touch thousands of people across every continent with their inimitable brand and unfaltering show. This December they will bring it to Bristol for the first time. The now iconic Tiefschwarz headline the show, exemplifying their playful talents for putting everything from electro to tech-house and slithering minimal under the scope and turning out consistently compelling sets.

Bristol’s own Just Jack bring Soul Clap on the 29th October to headline their highly acclaimed Halloween party The Gunpowder Plot which will be complete with circus acts and fireworks. The trend-setting American East coast duo leapt to fame through their relationship to the esteemed Wolf + Lamb family. This year saw them bridge new levels of notoriety through their special DJ Kicks album.

Moving back a little to November and BBC Radio 1’s Toddla T will make the crossing from Sheffield counties to blow the roof of Motion once again. Toddla T has firmly established himself in the last few years with production and heavyweight remixes for the likes of Roots Manuva, Hot Chip, Gorillaz and Tinchy Stryder and more, plus a DJ rep so strong that it bagged him a regular Radio 1 show.

Festival brands BLOC will join heavyweights Run and Bristol favourites Futureboogie, who bring the infamous Henrik Schwarz, ensuring there is something for every musical taste on show.

Add to that the incredible production team and a venue that verges on festival status with five rooms of varying calibre, and In:Motion’s second year is set to be bigger and better than anything else on the radar. 2011 sees improved sound engineering and facilities such as food court and photo booth.

Friday 7^th October – Hospitality with Danny Byrd, High Contrast, Camo and Crooked, Netsky, Cyantific, MJ Cole, Dream, Mele, Tomb Crew,  Kito, Loadstar

Saturday 8^th October – BuggedOut! with Fake Blood, L-vis 1990 & the Neon Dream, Boy-8-bit, Heidi, Jamie Jones, Bowski, Pariah, Waifs & Strays, Untold         

Friday 14^th October – Shit the BED!  Caspa, Dark Sky, Ms Dynamite, Redlight         

Saturday 15^th October – Hessle Audio  Jamie XX, Pearson Sound, Jamie Woon – live

Friday 21^st October – Blowpop  DJ Yoda, Plump DJ’s, Krafty Kuts

Saturday 22^nd October  - FWD//Rinse  Zinc, Ez, Plastician, Roska    

Friday 28^th October – Tokyo Dub  Radical Guru, Jahtari & Soom T    

 Saturday 29^th October – Just Jack Halloween Party  Soul Clap, Tale of Us, Shaun Reeves, Midland  

Friday 4^th November – Annie Mac Presents…

Saturday 5^th November – Gunpowder Plot Bonfire Night Party  Smerins,  Gentlemen’s Dub Club, Babyhead    

Friday 11^th November – Run   Rusko, Andy C, Grooverider, Scratch Perverts  

Saturday 12^th November – Field Day Night  Erol Alkan, Hudson Mowhawke 

Friday 18^th November – All Gone…with Pete Tong, Calvin Harris, Cadenza Showcase    

Friday 25^th November – BLOC  Joker, Martyn, James Holden, Nathan Fake    

Saturday 26^th November – Futureboogie  Henrik Schwarz, Julio Bashmore, Maya Jane-Coles, Bonobo

Friday 2^nd December – Hardcore Heaven  Darren Styles, Gammer, Evil Activities    

Saturday 3^rd December – Shit the BED  Skream, Jack Beats – live, Arab Musik    

Friday 9^th December – Beardyman, Stanton Warriors, Tayo

Saturday 10^th December – Cocoon Tiefschwarz, Dyed Soundorom, Oner Ozer   

 The full line-ups can now be viewed on www.bristolinmotion.com