Check out this wicked documentary about the history of Jungle music. Produced sometime around 1994 in the UK.
Big big big things going on this weekend. After a bit of lull in NYC music events this weekend goes off with 2 great shows. Friday night Dexplicit will be jumping the pond to play in NYC for the first time ever on the freakin’ amazing soundsystem @ Love thanks to the now world famous Trouble and Bass guys.
Saturday NYC will be invaded by Canadians Chromeo and A-trak both heavy heavy hitters for both of their respective genre’s. This will be going down at Studio B. (Honestly what other venue kicks as much ass as Studio B)
Tunage? You got it:
Dexplicit - BullaCake
Chromeo - Tendoroni (Marcovitch RMX) via Palms Out
Nelly Furtado - Promiscuous Girl (A-Trak Remix)
Really how could you not party this weekend.
Check below the fold for flyers for both
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Get your rave on this saturday at Studio B for quite the party with DJ Craze, The Rub, DB, Nigel Richards and many others.
Should be a great time!
The picture explains itself. I will see you there!
Should be quite a banger. Spending all week getting the loft into shape. Check out the Myspace and mixes from all these DJs.
If your planning on making it out please please please RSVP so I can get you the address in time. RSVP
Remember how Daft Punk asked its fans to bring their video camera’s to the Keyspan Park Brooklyn concert. Will they just finished up editing all 250 camera’s into one giant camera mash up. Its pretty intense and might cause you a seizure but it its a great flashback to the event. It’s taken from the ‘Alive’ DVD, directed by Olivier Gondry & released at the end of November.
Trouble and Bass this Sat Oct 6
I know I will see you at this.
Drop the Lime
Captain
Star Eyes
Zak Shade Tek
@ Rose Lounge 345 Grand St. Brooklyn
Free before 12 $3 after
Little late on posting this, but the old school techno heavyhitter Juan Atkins is playing NYC for free in celebration of Ms. Lauren Flax’s b-day. This is a small venue so be sure and RSVP!
I have been spending alot of time listening to mixes all over the blogosphere and without even noticing it realized the “Heavy Bass” movement was going soft, it was turning into more if a housey feel. Not a bad thing but different.
Starkey’s new mix isn’t housey, it is a return to “Heavy Bass” of ye olde. Its that heavy bass sound that the blog mixes have been moving away from over the Summer but still I have been craving. So thank you Starkey, you made my day at the office so much more enjoyable.
Check below the fold for tracklist \/
Bus Stop Rave Flash Mob
Those crazy guys are at it again making urban culture a hell of a lot more fun. Check out this 7 min clip of them converting a Muni stop in SF to a portable rave. Pretty cool stuff… Would love to get this shit started in NYC.
