The Upload

Archive de 2007, a l’occasion des 40 ans du Gibus club avec des Mash up exclusif Hip hop / Rock de : DJ Ewone / DJ Battle / DJ VR / DJ SOS / DJ Sub Zero / DJ First Mike / DJ Snake / DJ Will / DJ Noise / DJ Arthur King / DJ Kiss / DJ Komplex / DJ Cut Killer

01/ DJ Ewone – Intro : I'm A Rocker Cause I'm Hip Hop
02/ Swingin' 60's : The Who, Jimmy Hendrix, The Doors, The Kinks, Booker T & The MG's
03/ DJ Battle : Jacques Dutronc Vs Lil' Jon Vs La Fouine – Et Moi Et Moi Et Moi
04/ Flyin' Seventies : Eric Clapton, Cream, The Spencer Davis Group, The Rolling Stones
05/ DJ VR : The Beatles Vs Lil Wayne
06/ No Future : Sex Pistols, The Ruts, Generation X, Sham 69, The Clash
07/ DJ SOS : Cure Vs Jay-Z
08/ From The Cold To The New : Depeche Mode, The Sisters Of Mercy, The B-52's, Siouxsie & The Banshees, Taxi-Girl, Joy Division
09/ DJ Sub Zero – This Why I'm Sub
10/ Two Tone : The Specials, The Beat, The Selecter, Madness
11/ DJ First Mike – Rock Interlude
12/ DJ Snake : Inxs Vs Timbaland
13/ Wreckin Crew : The Meteors, The Cramps, The Ventures, Stray Cats
14/ DJ Will : Touch It Rock remix
15/ DJ Noise : Beastie Boys Vs 50 Cent
16/ From Here To Now : The Smiths, Mudhoney, Noir Désir, Killing Joke, Beck, Nirvana
17/ Arthur King : Metallica Vs Missy Elliott
18/ DJ Kiss : Téléphone Vs 50 Cent
19/ DJ Komplex – Outro
20/ Cut Killer – Bonus track from CK

Gibus - 40th anniversaire, la mixtape by Dj Vr, Uncle T & Dj Sos

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Gibus - 40th anniversaire, la mixtape by Dj Vr, Uncle T & Dj Sos. Hosted by Julien Jourvil

The Melbourne scene just keeps on delivering. The latest act to grab our attention is Close Counters, Finn Rees & Allan McConnell exciting duo. 

Following the success of their collaboration with Allysha Joy on "Speak In Truth", the duo deliver another broken house meets soul heater on 'Something In My Drink', the second single to be taken from their forthcoming 'FLUX' EP. 

Over a broken house groove, Melbourne based singer Jaydean sings of a night turned sour. JAYDEAN has previously collaborated with the likes of Kaiit, Sampa The Great and SZA. 

The duo describe The EP as a continuation of "our deeper exploration of dance and house music, projecting positivity through rhythm and song writing. 

Having started playing live with a full band during the development of this project we have incorporated a lot more live playing in these recordings. 

With a background in jazz we thrive off the spontaneity of jamming and improvising when developing our music and are constantly trying to find the sweet spot between multiple musical worlds of groove.”

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Exclusive Premiere: Close Counters (Feat. JAYDEAN) "Something In My Drink"

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Talk about a labour of love mate.
It goes like this.
A few years ago in New Zealand whilst digging in the South Island (the city of Nelson) I came across a few boxes of library records. 
For friends not  familiar with “ library records “   these are records made for commercial and non commercial use in the 60s,70s, and 80s . During those times professional musicians would often earn their bread and butter 
going into recording studios and composing music long and short  for use in commercials on radio, TV and in theatre , etc. In modern day use this is often an often a rich source of samples or tracks for producer / DJ types.
Labels like KPM, Bruton and DeWolfe (non of which I’ve used  here) are
So often considered the " diggers choice " and regularly command high prices in the realm of Discog / Ebay digging (especially if a well known Hip Hop track sampled from it )
But it doesn’t stop there. 
Some smaller library labels will do sound FX records, passages of solo instrumentation and use this beautiful simplistic wording on the rear of the cover to describe each piece rather than having song names. (the mixtape cover I knocked up is some of that wording from the actual records  I used ) 
 So what I recovered in Nelson wasn’t necessarily a box of records I could remortgage the house with  BUT it fit into my general digging for music patterns and record sniffs. This is not about rare records. 
After I’d combed through samples for various projects I thought for a year on or off about how I could present these “ brief moments of funk flavoured or related  goodness “
This week I woke up on Monday morning and said f*ck it lets try or at least start it. After 2 hair pulling days and being mentally vacant from my wife and kids for extended periods of time I decided I need to make this happen in a week or I’m gonna over think it too much. 
I started by pulling out everything that moves me and  just playing it over and over finding a batch or an order about how it might  all work. 
95% of these tracks are only 45 - 60 seconds long so I ended up editing ,extending, remixing, juggling and dropping things all over the place.  
On the plus side if you are in the mix thinking “ this is shit, why did Hairy put this in  ?  Remember not long to go !
Initially a foundation  mix was laid down first to get some sense or feel for the music, I recorded some separate takes of juggles and cuts which where over dubbed and  then in classic DH mixtape fashion I sprinkled it with sauce and nuts
I called on a few dear friends  to throw shout outs in there. 
What can I tell you ? Its very cheesy , very brief, very wonky and I hope parts of it will make you laugh. 
This isn’t supposed to be some cleaned up, polished mixtape of high technical calibre. I mean to me its about digging  around for cheap records and find that gold within. 
Its funky, fuzzy, its rocky, its spacey, its disco, its spiritual its crackly with latin its jazz in there and over all. Theres a lot of technology available today to time stretch and beat match  but I keep it as honest as possible.  
I want to extend thanks to all the musicians that played on these joints ( non of which are credited on any sleeve )   and for those brief moments of nice movement or feel.
The mixtape is sponsored by Turborect, Morgans Bra’s and Car’s , Zoomo Detergent  ( Big up  Christchurch’s very own Wuckud MC for his valuable contributions ) 
Extensions of recognition love and general good vibrations must go out to Grant Smithies and right at the end of the tape  you hear his voice on National Radio in NZ dropping a nice words. These records came from your basement boss.  Cheers bro !  Big shout out to my brother Jan Kincl for conservatively glazing over the mix and helping me to present it in tasteful way. 
Anyway, love it, hate it, share it don’t share it. Whatever you do be happy and if you’ve been putting off something for years  then. Get onto it. 
It might take a while but it feels good. 

BIG UP 
Hairy

DOIN IT IN THE LIBRARY MIXTAPE (2021)

https://uncleted.bandcamp.com/track/madeline-bell-if-you-didnt-hear-me-the-first-time-uncle-ted-edit

Madeline Bell - If You Didn't Hear Me The First Time (Uncle Ted Edit)

Here you can listen few piece of my new album HERITAGE ! Tcheck it out

Link for buy it on wax or listen it on stream platforms :

Vinyl > https://stereophonk.bandcamp.com/album/heritage
Spotify > https://open.spotify.com/album/36ouQF5S0NHqCmWM6vs4yF
itunes > https://music.apple.com/fr/album/heritage/1559871464
deezer > https://www.deezer.com/fr/album/217119822



Music by Dj One Up and SLAPBACK
Voice and MC : Amjad / 7$
Label : Stereophonk
Cover : Aple 76

HERITAGE

TEASER - Album HERITAGE by Dj One Up

Some of my favourites tracks produced by people from the Breaking community. Check out their band camp and website and go support.
Track list:
1. Think Twice – KUB
https://kubillrecords.bandcamp.com/album/the-new-sound
2. Fizzy Dirt - Zapy & Uragun
https://sologasrecordz.bandcamp.com/track/dj-zapy-dj-uragun-fizzy-dirt
3. This Goes Out To You – JamFu
https://soundcloud.com/gtjam/tracks
4. Noah – Plash
https://plash.bandcamp.com/album/plash-world-is-burn-noah-7
5. B-CORE – BORNONER
https://bornoner.bandcamp.com/album/magnetics
6. Anthem (Instrumental) – Mista Sweet
https://mistasweet.bandcamp.com/album/the-don-p-ep
7. Nostalgia – South DJ Scream
https://southdjs.bandcamp.com/track/nostalgia
8. Red Bull Can Break – Enrythm
https://enrythm.bandcamp.com/
9. Brough The Ruckus – DJ CHiEF
https://bboysounds.bandcamp.com/album/quarantine-mixtape-the-tracklist
10. The Keys – DJ One Up
https://stereophonk.bandcamp.com/album/heritage
11. Pyramids – DJ Fleg
https://octopusfleg.bandcamp.com/
12. Frontline – DJ Tee
https://soundcloud.com/djtee-4
13. Hold It – Funky Bijou
https://stereophonk.bandcamp.com/album/the-soundtrack
14. America in 2020 (Live) – The East Coast Affair
https://octopusfleg.bandcamp.com/album/true-colors-fleg-the-east-coast-affair

My Favourites - Track list And Links In Description

Second show in the monthly series for Charlie Dark's Run Dem Radio station. Playing a selection of favourites and recent discoveries. Covering a wide selection of genres, from Modern Soul through to rare grooves from Japan.

Run Dem Radio #2

Lord Forgive Me, For I Am A Misanthropy

midnight 02

▶ Cézaire - One In A Million:
This tape is a little bit more RnB, but i tried to keep the same spirit as a tribute to Aaliyah. Hope You'll like it
▶ facebook.com/cezairemusique / twitter.com/cezairemusique

➫ Cover by Charley Dupont & Cézaire
➫ Other tapes: soundcloud.com/c-zaire/sets/c-zaire-feelings-tape

▶ Tracklist:
01 Jordan Rakei & Tom Mich - Go Get Her
02 Dexter Brandon - Look At You
03 DVSN - Too Deep
04 SG Lewis - All Night (Cezaire Remix)
05 JD Reid - Emancipation (feat. Zilo)
06 Jeremih - Woosah (feat. Juicy J & Twista)
07 Anderson .Paak - Am I Wrong (feat. ScHoolboy Q)
08 Majid Jordan - Day And Night (CDQ)
09 River Tiber - Illusions (feat. Pusha T)
10 Aaliyah - One In A Million
11 Silo - DWI
12 Egoh - You And I
13 CYN - We Don't Try (prod Galimatias)
14 Rynsa Man - Electrons (Sivey Remix)
15 Woosta - beliefs
16 Isaac Danquah - The Mantra
17 Submotion Orchestra - In Gold (Sorrow Remix)
18 Masego & Medasin - Bounce
19 Ian Ewing - Oakland
20 Nekolye - Muse

#8 Cezaire Tape - One In A Million

Get Your Freak On (DHB Re-Freak)

Back From The Future (ft. Stephen Keefe)

---TRACKLIST---

Hanna - Being
Michael Naura Quartet - Soledad Me Murcia
Thundercat - Song For The Dead
Herbie Hancock - Chameleon (live in Japan 1975)
Jeff Parker - Cliche
The Stuyvesants - Panty Dropper
Kaytranada - Bus Ride
James Blake - Life Round Here
Tyler The Creator - Boredom
J Cole - Neighbors
Hazards of Prophecy - Percussion Concussion
D.K. - Market Session
Molinaro - What The Future Was
Max Graef - Cheap Fusion Intro
Funkineven - Chantel
Asha Puthli - Space Talk
Kazumi Watanabe - I’ll Be There
Zalmac - What’s In It For Me
Teremumasa Hino - Send Me Your Feelings
Loose Ends - Tell Me What You Want
Janet Jackson - Free Xone
Asha Bhosle & R. D. Burman - Jane Jaan O Meri Jane Jaan (from Sanam Teri Kasam)
S.P. Balasubrahmanyam & Lata Mangeshkar - Ham Tum Dono Jab Mil Jaen (from Ek Duuje Ke Liye)
R. D. Burman, Mohammed Rafi, Asha Bhosle - Pal do Pal ka Saath Hamara (from The Burning Train)
Mohammed Rafi, Asha Bhosle - Yeh Ladka Hai Allah Kaisa Hai Deewana (from Hum Kisses Kum Naheen)
R. D. Burman & Chrous - Dil Lena Khel Hai Dildar Ka (from Zamaane Ko Dikhana Hai)
Parvati Khan - Jimmy Jimmy Jimmy Aaja (from Disco Dancer)
Kalyanji Anandji, Asha Bhosle & Chorus) - Pyar Ka Imtihaan (from Vidhaata)
Bappi Lahiri & Usha Uthup - Par Mein Jena Par Mein Marna (from Do Ustad)
Burna Boy - Killin Dem (feat. Zlatan)
The Polyversal Souls - Odo Agye Gye Me (feat. Sir Frank Karikari)
Guts - L’origine Du Monde
Elisio Vieira - Capchona
Antonio Sanches - Desgraçada
Juan Pablo Torres - Rompe Cacorioco
Flora Purim - Moon Dreams
Lonnie Liston Smith - Mardi Gras
Johnny Hammond - Back To The Projects
Afronaut & Candela Allstarz - Mambo Casa
Kaidi Tatham - Freddie Can't Run Away
EVM128 feat. Renato Paris - Changes (Trev Remix)
Taylor McFerrin - Broken Vibez
Larri Laurent - Lefenrite
Seiji - Loose Lips (feat. Lyric L)
Vikter Duplaix - Sensuality
Brown - Broken
Domu - Dangerous Times (Badbwoy Mix)
Domu - Let Me Be
Erro - Don’t Change
3 Generations Walking - Slavery Days
2562 - Moog Dub
Mizz Beats - Scientific Brainpriest
Joker - Digidesign
Silkie - I Sed
Barrington Levy - Under Me Dub
Etana - August Town
Solange - Dreams
Teyana Taylor - Issues / Hold On
The Electric Prunes - Holy Are You
King Krule - Biscuit Town
Led Zeppelin - Tangerine
Gloria Jay - Know What You Want
Esther Phillips - That’s All Right With Me
Stevie Wonder - Seems So Long
Tarika Blue - Dreamflower
1000 Kings - Fulfilment House

Iridescence Mix at Spiritland - 19th September 2019

Buy / Stream here: https://orcd.co/happysongremixes

Following the release of ‘Happy Song’, the first single from forthcoming album ‘Break The Wall’, MF Robots reveal the full extended version of the song alongside remixes from Kenny Dope, Kaidi Tatham and Daz-I-Kue.

It’s only right that Kenny Dope should be the first producer to remix Jan Kincaid and Dawn Joseph’s new MF Robots project, considering the trio’s shared musical history. Kenny Dope began reworking Jan’s ‘Brand New Heavies’ material back in the early 90’s as one half of Masters At Work, helping the band reach club-land over and over again with a series of iconic remixes, recorded during the golden era of MAW’s output.

It’s no surprise then that there’s more than a hint of that special, Latin sunshine-infused mid-90’s House sound in Kenny’s rework of Happy Song, which showcases Dawn’s impeccable vocals over an infectious rhythm track and ultra-funky horn stabs. An instrumental version of Kenny’s mix is also included for the House purists, as well as the full, extended original version of Happy Song, packed with tight musicianship and more than its fair share of great grooves.

Pioneers of the UK Broken Beat movement and contributors to its most emblematic group, Bugz In The Attic, it seems almost inconceivable that Kaidi Tatham & Daz-I-Kue have never actually worked on a remix together before. As strange as it may sound, it’s true, and their powerhouse rework of ‘Happy Song’ is most definitely worth the wait.

About MF Robots:

Meeting in 2013 while recording and performing with one of the UK’s most commercially successful Acid Jazz bands, legendary UK drummer Jan Kincaid and vocalist Dawn Joseph discovered immediate musical chemistry and began writing songs together right away. They soon left the band to concentrate on their own work, starting MF Robots (Music For Robots) and releasing an eponymous debut in 2018. The album was so well received that the duo soon morphed into a band as they found themselves in-demand at venues and festivals all over Europe.

Forthcoming long player ‘Break The Wall’ represents a new benchmark for Jan and Dawn, reflecting the MF Robots project coalescing and maturing while fine-tuning their material, both on the road and in the studio.

Happy Song Remixes

MF Robots - Happy Song (Kenny Dope Remix)

Buy / Stream it here: https://orcd.co/happysongremixes

Following the release of ‘Happy Song’, the first single from forthcoming album ‘Break The Wall’, MF Robots reveal the full extended version of the song alongside remixes from Kenny Dope, Kaidi Tatham and Daz-I-Kue.

It’s only right that Kenny Dope should be the first producer to remix Jan Kincaid and Dawn Joseph’s new MF Robots project, considering the trio’s shared musical history. Kenny Dope began reworking Jan’s ‘Brand New Heavies’ material back in the early 90’s as one half of Masters At Work, helping the band reach club-land over and over again with a series of iconic remixes, recorded during the golden era of MAW’s output.

It’s no surprise then that there’s more than a hint of that special, Latin sunshine-infused mid-90’s House sound in Kenny’s rework of Happy Song, which showcases Dawn’s impeccable vocals over an infectious rhythm track and ultra-funky horn stabs. An instrumental version of Kenny’s mix is also included for the House purists, as well as the full, extended original version of Happy Song, packed with tight musicianship and more than its fair share of great grooves.

Pioneers of the UK Broken Beat movement and contributors to its most emblematic group, Bugz In The Attic, it seems almost inconceivable that Kaidi Tatham & Daz-I-Kue have never actually worked on a remix together before. As strange as it may sound, it’s true, and their powerhouse rework of ‘Happy Song’ is most definitely worth the wait.

About MF Robots:

Meeting in 2013 while recording and performing with one of the UK’s most commercially successful Acid Jazz bands, legendary UK drummer Jan Kincaid and vocalist Dawn Joseph discovered immediate musical chemistry and began writing songs together right away. They soon left the band to concentrate on their own work, starting MF Robots (Music For Robots) and releasing an eponymous debut in 2018. The album was so well received that the duo soon morphed into a band as they found themselves in-demand at venues and festivals all over Europe.

Forthcoming long player ‘Break The Wall’ represents a new benchmark for Jan and Dawn, reflecting the MF Robots project coalescing and maturing while fine-tuning their material, both on the road and in the studio.

MF Robots - Happy Song (Kaidi Tatham & Daz-I-Kue Remix)

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