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Blaze Entertainment Records Presents

Debute Street Single Off Dancehall Superstar Future Fambo's Debut Album "EVOLVE - THE UPRISE" 

Song: Bloodclaute Song
Artist: Future Fambo
Prod By: Stylez/Magnedo7
Album: Evolve - The Uprise
Year: 2015
Label: Blaze Ent Records

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OLD SCHOOL REGGAE MIX

When we think of the West Coast dancehall scene, a few names immediately come to mind, and Deejay Theory is always at the top of the list. A mainstay in the San Francisco Bay Area for over a decade as a DJ, promoter, and producer, Jake Krauth AKA Deejay Theory has put in more work for the "tropical bass" movement than most, and it shows. His laundry list of collaborations, remixes, and production credits range from Beenie Man and Sizzla to Keys N Krates and Anna Lunoe, and he's toured all over the world as a top dancehall selector. His unique approach to dancehall from a bass music and hip-hop perspective has made him one of the most respected tastemakers in the world, and we couldn't be more excited to welcome him for the next installment in the Booms and Claps Mix Series. Without further ado, we're proud to present BnC Mix 038: Deejay Theory.

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BnC Mix 038: Deejay Theory

@dannycorn

We are extremely excited to bring you the 46th installment of the mix series today, featuring the one and only Danny Corn of the Wake the Town crew. This mix follows two incredibly well received performances: early Saturday morning at Bass Coast last month, and opening for Om Unit in Portland this past weekend. We can safely say his sets are coveted everywhere he goes. In addition to his excellent taste as a DJ, Danny has also been in the studio working on some exciting new material with fellow Portlander, Chrome Wolves. Lucky for us, three tunes from this collaboration can be heard throughout the mix. Danny's refreshing take on bass music is always appreciated here at Booms and Claps, and this mix is a prime example of that. We hope you enjoy this as much as we do!

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BnC Mix 046: Danny Corn

Today's installment in the Booms and Claps mix series comes to us from London's Lewis James in the form of a 47 minute turbo-charged high octane journey through halftime drum and bass beats, footwork, jungle, electro-influenced ghettotech and juke, and 160 bpm rave music. We've had our eye on Lewis for quite some time now, from his early self-released Bandcamp beats, to releases on the legendary Lowriders Recordings and Rua Sound, to his recent success with major uptempo bass music imprints like 1985 Music and Astrophonica Recordings, and we couldn't be more excited to see where he goes from here. From what we're hearing in this mix, it seems like he's taken an interest in the four on the floor 160 bpm electro sound that has been championed recently by folks like Fracture and Om Unit, and we certainly hope there's more to come from him in that vein. Without further ado, we're proud to present BnC Mix 047: Lewis James.

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BnC Mix 047: Lewis James

@mandai

We're very stoked to get one of our favorite Canadian selectors, Mandai, a spot on the mix series today. Witnessing her fill in for an absent Om Unit at Symbiosis 2017 Eclipse festival on the Moon Stage will forever be burned into our psyche. Strap in for this one. Whether it's rap, grime, RnB, bass, dancehall, she's got you covered. Enjoy!

BnC Mix 048: Mandai

Today's installment in the Booms and Claps Mix Series comes to us from Bristol-based uptempo bass music producer Hyroglifics, and while most would consider him first-and-foremost a drum and bass producer, he's not quite so easy to categorize. He exploded onto the scene six years ago with his freshman excursion, "BINARY Vol. 1" on the widely respected Critical Sound label. This release took the world of "DnB adjacent" music by storm with two absolutely gully halftime 170bpm bangers ("Killamanaman" and "Bay City Ballers Club) that quickly garnered support from legends like Om Unit, Ivy Lab, Sam Binga, and Alix Perez.

Ever since then, he's been tracing the lines between drum and bass, hip hop, jungle, trap beats, dub, footwork, and everything in between, and has explored beyond his home at Critical Sound to Flexout Audio, Perez's 1985 Music, and Fracture's Astrophonica, achieved Red Bull Music Academy alum status, created a new beat music alias Rippps (with a release on the legendary Alpha Pup Records to boot) and toured all over the world. Most recently, his collaborative EP, "BS6"with Detroit-bred Sinistarr (BnC Mix Series alum!) was released on Sherelle and Naina's new London-based label Hooversound, one of the most exciting fresh imprints of the year.

While he came up in the drum and bass scene, Hyroglifics is certainly no stranger to other tempos and sounds. Today's offering travels through slappinin' electro and breaks, dubstep and grime, and ends up in 160-170 bpm rave territory that touches on ghettotech, jungle, beats, and bass. His classic well-sought-after dubplate collaboration with Fixate, "Daft" even makes an appearance, an unreleased iconic track that first started making the rounds at least 5 years ago. The mix is a targeted expedition into the realm of high-octane bass music, at 115% the whole 30 minutes through. Strap up and lock in for a wild ride on BnC Mix 049: Hyroglifics.

BnC Mix 049: Hyroglifics

Cross-cultural connections are more valuable than gold in the music scene. Jungle and footwork are great on their own, but together? That's where the magic happens. R&B? Cool. Grime? Great. R&B/Grime fusion? Sign us UP. Rap? Yup. Rock? Yeah... Well, maybe we could have just skipped the 90's/2000's rap-rock era and the whole world would've been just fine, but you get my point.

LA-based (via NYC) Anna Morgan brings those cross-cultural connections to life through her work as a producer, DJ, label-head (shoutout Worst Behavior Recordings), promoter, and even fellow blog curator (The Footwork Jungle!!!). She draws on inspiration from all over the world, with a focus in high-energy and uptempo club music. Drum & bass, dancehall, electro, footwork, rap, afrobeat, ghettotech, dubstep, and wonky beat music all make appearances in the sphere of Anna Morgan's influence, whether it be a party she's throwing, a DJ mix she's piecing together, or a tune she's writing.

With today's offering, Anna uses our mix series as a canvas to blend all of those influences into an hour-long journey through her world of soundsystem culture and infectious energy. The work truly speaks for itself, so I'll leave it at that: we're proud to present BnC Mix 050: Anna Morgan.

BnC Mix 050: Anna Morgan

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