Name: Mushrooms - Tchaikovsky Chinese Dance - I Got Fantasia [Breakbeat] by DJ Herax in Aya
Duration: 3 min 15 s
Description: A simple remix of Tchaikovsky Chinese Dance from Fantasia 2000. Enjoy!

i have been hearing shitty remixes for a while and now im stuck

I like this a lot!  Where may I download/purchase the track?

Mohawks /The Champ(1968)

The new vinyl single from Breakdown Brass is a monster and masterful mix of Afro‐funk meets Balkan brass, and with a dash of hip‐hop simmering in the flow. The a‐side Monmouth is a driving original with razor sharp horns and a rumbling sousaphone bassline, while the flipside is an instrumental brass‐infused cover of Dr. Dre’s Next Episode. Guaranteed to get bodies moving and to get dancefloors sweaty, consider this 45 to be fresh ammunition for your record box.

Mike Buckley - Baritone Sax
Jason Colby - Trumpet
Sam Hoyt - Trumpet
Raja Kassis - Guitar
Nadav Nirenberg - Trombone, Sousaphone, Percussion
Morgan Price - Tenor Sax
Kevin Raczka - Drums, Percussion

"Monmouth" written by Nadav Nirenberg

"The Next Episode" written by Calvin Broadus, Andre Young, Hittman, Ms. Roq, Nathaniel Hale, David Axelrod. Arranged by Nadav Nirenberg

Recorded by Prince Polo at The Kennel, Brooklyn NY
Mixed by David Hanke
Mastered by Steve Berson at Total Sonic Media, Brooklyn NY

Next Episode

(So, just to be clear.  Nobody liked yesterday's Interbay SoundCloud Exclusive track, "Jackhammers"?  I thought it was really good--possibly one of my best tracks yet...but I guess I'm alone in that impression.  I'm not trying to change anyone's mind-I'm just surprised.  If you haven't had a chance to listen to "Jackhammers" yet--you might like it, and I encourage you to give it a listen, at least.   And with that out of the way, let's talk about TODAY'S Interbay posted track.)  

I think anyone, around the world, has to be troubled by what's happening in the United States at the moment.  (Of course, I say that full well knowing that enough people here voted for Orange Man Bad to elect him president...twice.  But even those people have to feel a little shame or remorse this time.  Right?  Right???)  

As always, Interbay allows me to indulge in both sharing my own feelings about things AND imagining how other people might feel about things--so, it is hard for me to say that this song is a perfect representation of how I feel about current events.  Hard--because it's not...  I'm not someone who fears that he'll be rounded up and sent overseas with no due process...well, not yet.  (Perhaps this song puts me on a list somewhere?  I don't think it will--it's not incendiary or anything.)  

The story behind the song, as it tends to be with Interbay, is one decision informing the rest of them.  I'd had an unfinished project labeled "Junkyard Disaster" that had some really trashy drums, including some pots and pans, and some industrially harsh sounding synth sounds.  As followers of Interbay know, one of my rules for posting tracks on SoundCloud (which I do EVERY SINGLE DAY, so far--so FOLLOW to see what comes next!) is that every track needs some sort of vocal element...no instrumentals!  

So, I found a couple of royalty free vocal snippets--one of them an authentic African tribal voice call...and the other from a heavily processed future bass pack.  Neither of them did I understand what, if anything was being said.  

...but I heard the word "chokehold" towards the end of the Future Bass vocal sample...and I ran with that.  Roped in Carlos to drop some bars on it and here we are...from junkyard disaster to biting social commentary...all over a cheesy, noisy, retro synth pop with sharp edges sort of tune.  

Some of you first timers might be confused by the jumble of ideas and sounds, but those of you who have been here before...it's just Interbay.  

Please give it (and if you haven't yet, do the same for yesterday's track, "Jackhammers"--a classic piano jack house tune that I think deserves a little more love) a listen...and a like.  Consider reposting, sharing, commenting on, or adding any Interbay track to a playlist.  

...and we'll catch you back here tomorrow for more Interbay!  :)  

(Posted from Phantom Laboratories West's mobile recording system, currently in PDX.)

"Chokehold" *SoundCloud Exclusive*

Back Catalogue Banger from 2007. Nu skool old skool disco with a b-boy edge. Available on 12" wax and MP3.

Color Climax - Disque O Heights

Super Limited Edition Vinyl - http://www.hopestreetrecordings.com/kfp

After stealing the hearts of soul fans everywhere through their ongoing collaboration with Emma Donovan, The PutBacks return to instrumental music with a brand new 7inch, Kung Fu Pyramids b/w Snake Eyes. For the fighters, Kung Fu Pyramids is a slice of dark, guitar-driven, psychedelic, martial arts funk. For the gamblers, the brooding downtempo minimalism of Snake Eyes is an ode to the joys of Mia, dice game of champions.

This 45 is only available in a limited, hand-numbered run of 150 copies, exclusive to the HopeStreet Recordings website. Released to coincide with Emma Donovan & The PutBacks AWME showcase and independent record label week, copies sell and ship in numbered order from 9am on Tuesday November 10th. No preorders, no holds, no favors and no exceptions. Get yours.

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The PutBacks - Kung Fu Pyramids

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Be Ma Fela

Artist: The Cactus Channel
Release: Emanuel Ciccolini / Budokan
Formats: 7” vinyl record (45rpm) / digital
Cat: HS006
Release Date: March 2012

The kids from The Cactus Channel are finally Legal! One year after their debut vinyl release turned funk and breaks lovers worldwide on their heads, Australia’s baddest High School band have come of age. Recorded under maximum pressure in the final months of their secondary education, the new release is cooking with all kinds of gas. The musicianship, and writing on this record is superior, the production ruffer and tuffer, and with a full length LP only a few months away, Emanuel Ciccolini/Budokan is just a taste of the badness to come.

Emanuel Ciccolini - Named for guitarist Lewis Coleman’s Italian Grandfather, you can imagine the original Emanuel was a very bad man. This is some sinister, high-octane car chase funk. Think of the getaway scene in a heist movie set in Napoli circa 1974 and you get the idea. Ciao!

Budokan – Let’s not beat around the bush, this is makeout music. This B side is as smooth as the A-side is tuff. If teenage pimping on a waterbed was a song, it would be this song. The lowdown tempo and fat drums take it where it needs to go. Who knew teenagers could do it this slow?

The Cactus Channel - Emanuel Ciccolini

A simple remix of Tchaikovsky Chinese Dance from Fantasia 2000. Enjoy!


Mushrooms - Tchaikovsky Chinese Dance - I Got Fantasia [Breakbeat]

An epic Spy Jazz belter... Just add your own adventure!

Trombone - Daniel Hewson
Bass & Guitar - Leigh Gordon
Keyboards and Programming - Alex Rizzo

Skeewiff - For A Few Beats More

instrumental version of 'Working Woman' (Gizelle Smith). Originally released as a flip side on Old Capital 45, later appeared on the compilation Cinematic Funk (Mocambo Records MLP 1002)

The Mighty Mocambos - Working Part 2

Combining traditional African rhythmic textures with melodies and grooves steeped in American funk, soul, and jazz, Ikebe Shakedown offers a unique and powerful sound. The 8-piece, Brooklyn-based band formed in early 2009 and, after a slew of dates around NYC, recorded their debut 7” single and EP, Hard Steppin', at Dunham Studios (home of Menahan Street Band, Budos Band, Charles Bradley and more). The 5-track offering, released on Colemine Records, received high praise from critics, fans, and distributors.

Hard Steppin'

CONTACT: dj.herax@gmail.com

Custom breaks and beats available upon request.

Mushrooms - Tchaikovsky Chinese Dance - I Got Fantasia [Breakbeat]

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