Another mashup, done live. from a mixcd I did a couple of years ago- Cued in from 9 Samurai by Kode 9, into "Heart of Berlin" by Simply Jeff, into Steve Gurley`s remix of Lenny Fontana`s "Spirit of the Sun", culminating into a racket when "Grape Nut Beats" by Mu-Ziq are introduced into the mix. Parting words courtesy of Zeph Daniel. 
I hope you enjoy this pice of really dirt hard dread garage as much as I did making it!

Mixing battlemagnet

A new track, on a deep techno vibe here. but with some twists and turns. in parts arriddemikal dub, part dub techno, part enviromental message, albeit no vocals or samples were used. Technobird is the synthesized chirrping of birds waking up to the fact that humans have their way no matter what the weather. 
This tune is my contribution to the ongoing Meld project currated by avantgarde composer Lezet. This piece is a shorter version than the one featured on the full album, which you can, and should grab for free here: http://archive.org/details/ArewRecordingsPresentsrw-070Lezet-Meld7 

Technobird

Live recording from a live session from the Madland Monastery. Us basically enjoying ourselves with some bongoes, flutes and other instruments available in a farmhouse in the late autumn. 
Heavy on the beats and shuffles and I think you will enjoy this one :) 
If you`d like a higher quality rendition hit me up with a pm.
Cheers! 

Leo`s Madland (Raw Cut)

A fantastically out there showcasemix of badass producer Zedjah528`s mid era tunes..- Most of these are no longer in circulation, and can be very hard to get hold off!
 Cant really say this sounds like anything else.. You will hear traces of avantgarde, dubstep, blues, noise, classical, but its really a universe all of its own.. I spent quite a lot of time on the progression of the tunes, so to tie a great story together, I think if you listen to it all in one go, you will be greatly rewarded, though at times the sounds can be quite unbearable- It all goes to enhance the effect of the last couple of tunes. -Listen if stoned , down, or just feeling plain exploratory. Do not listen with a closed mind, or while operating heavy machinery. This is severly psychoactive music folks!
This mix has previously been available on Mediafire, but Soundcloud is obviously a better plattform for exposing this amazing tunage!

If you want more fresh tunage from the Z man, head over to his site at: http://zephdaniel.podbean.com/category/zedjah-music/

Zeph Daniel aka Zedjah528 - Prowling Prophet - Djmix by Riddemspider Audio

You should rather follow me on my HardcoreLove profile on soundcloud, as there is wher the main label releases are. And a lot of really stonking free downloadable remixes!

Basically I`m a Dubhead
My known aliases are: Dj Snau, Snaudub, Whispering Osprey, Riddemspider Audio, Dj Audio, RDMSPDR, Bongydredd, Dj SNU, And nowadays I call myself BongyRide- I play OngyBongy style music.
I used to do a lot of stuff as a dj before. I been among the first people in Norway to promote jungle/d&b under the Reinforcement moniker.. We were quite clear that since house was the mainstay in norwegian clubs, we`d rather play breakbeat based music, that was part of the Elektromonika crew. The mainstay affiliate I was part of was the Lazy Sunday camp, where we would cook up 8 hour marathons for a period of many many years. This gave me great opportunity to look into the dynamic structures of many different music styles. Incorporate humor and tension into sets, and not get so angsty if people weren dancing. Its nice to see people bringing their own Risk games or whatever to come and have a few beers and listen to music anyhow. 
This was valuable experience as I also landed a job as weekly dj on one of Oslo`s top stations Radio Nova, where me and two other friends over a period of several years took care of the Friday evening segment, and got good response for our work there. 
The biggest events I played at had crowds well over 1500 people, that maybe was four or five times. Very fun, very different! :)
 I was the first to take UK garage seriously among my peers, that led us to having a young Kode 9 over for a chat about sonic warfare, and two sabotaged gigs, with a great audience. .  but as I moved into the countryside there really wasnt the interest needed in the cities for booking me. I did quite a few selffinanced parties with the help of good friends, those usually turned out really great. Also I did some gigs at regualr venues, also with good success. But as I said. I live in the countryside, and then it quickly becomes very confusing to people. 
I did releas some five mixcd`s, all in all I consider I must have vended about 1500 cds in total, many of them with booklets and stuff. the biggest one was the EpsiolnBiotis/Metanoia release which was a fully fleded magazine with posters, stickers and handprinted cd label. -I also did the first mixcd`s with dubstep on it in this country. But I dont consider much of the stuff today dubstep either! I did play warmup for Faithless once, that was good, got a huge applause too :) Fugees I also played warmup too, but that was abit off-kilter since I only brought a bunch of hood jungle records :))) We had Amon Tobin over several times. Kid Koala, alot of the Ninjatune guys as a matter of fact. Herbaliser. I was playing quite extensively for a while with norwgian drilljazz act Xploding Plastix... 
Do I still play out? Yeah. a little in southern norwegian town Christiansand, there is an independent minded venue that I can jive with that is called Mølla, and occasionally I get asked to play there, and do so gratefully. I love playing really great music out. I dont want to be pigeonholed. I can play really excellent house music if I want to, I love to play rap, even the new stuff. There was even once a genre called r&b that I effed with! I have no problem fitting traditional norwegian folksongs into my sets, retaining the floor. Or hardcore finnish isolationism for that matter. Not to prove a point, but to play right for my audience. Sometimes I can take them really low, and at the edge of what is enough, but that is ok, I wouldnt want to hurt em, but sometimes I think its good for us all to push ourselves, and our perimeters of what constitutes music for a really memorable evening out. 
 So I still play many different styles. But as I  say. It is music which I see the audience thirsting for something they do sometimes not know they need. So I keep it real with them. But I dont want to slave for them. So maybe there is a split.
I alo did play in different countries, like Denmark, and Spain, and most recently Serbia, where I got to know a great avantgarde composer, Lezet, who invited me to make a piece for him ono his latest release. This I felt comfortable with, and I delivered a banging techno number, based around irrythmical bassthrobs and tweeters twittering in  a fashion recorded in one take with live audience in my garage- It sounds a bit crazy, and nonformulaic, but I kinda like it too! :D Technobird its called.  I will up that here, as soon as the cd is made available.
Artists today that I consider essential is Zedjah528, Lezet, Contepella, Kode9, Digital Mysticz, Wu Tang, Iration Steppas - - Maybe I fill out some more detail later if I remember anything noteworthy. 

Bongyride