Audio of a laptop live show from our fall 2009 "Unconditional Evol" tour.

Download it here on Soundcloud or grab it off of our website here: http://www.evolintent.com/blog/?p=139

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TRACKLIST: 
- Super sharpshooter - Ganja Cru
- A Brown Paper Milli - Roni Size vs. Lil Wayne
- SFX - The Upbeats
- Torpedo (tease) - BCUK
- My Name Is Fame - Ewun
- SMASH - Evol Intent, Ewun, and The Upbeats
- Screw Up (Upbeats remix) - Ewun 
- Champion Sound (Evol Intent edit) - Q Project
- Gunpowder Plot - Evol Intent
- The Nine (evol intent edit) - BCUK
- Messiah overload - Konflict vs. Computer Club vs. Le Castle Vania vs. Spor vs. Noisia
- Flipside (spor remix WIP) - Evol Intent vs. Blip
- Punish Me In The Middle Of The Night - Evol Intent vs. Dom and Roland
- Timewar - Evol Intent & Eye-D
- Ghost Town (Evol Intent remix) - Shiny Toy Guns
- Levitate Videotapes to Arm Ravens - Apex, Evol Intent, Ewun, Spor vs. Cypher Linguistics vs. Proxy
- I know you want me (evol intent edit) - Pitbull
- Calm Foreword - AC Slater vs. Evol Intent vs. Messinian
- The Rapture - Evol Intent & Ewun
- Real Deadline - Evol Intent & Arsenic vs. Digital
- Glock Party - Evol Intent
- 8 Bit Bitch (Spor Remix) - Evol Intent & Ewun
- Binge Drinker - the Upbeats
- Odd Number - Evol Intent & Ewun feat. Vicious Circle
- H.A.L. - SebastiAn (tease)
- I got 5 on it - Luniz 
- Natural Born Killaz - Dr. Dre feat. Ice Cube
- Street Knowledge live edit - Evol Intent
- Corrupt Cops (Evol Intent remix) - Pish Posh
- Binary Calling - Evol Intent & Ewun vs. Tech Itch & Kemal vs. Binary Finary
- The Reward is Cheese (Evol Intent edit) - Deadmau5
- Reality Check - Evol Intent & Ewun
- Bloody Halos - Evol Intent vs. Ewun
- Dead On Arrival - Evol Intent
- Get Your Glitchez On - Evol Intent vs. Missy Elliot
- Dead Wrong with a Double Glock (live edit) - Evol Intent vs. Notorious B.I.G.
- Horns 2009 (evol Intent edit) - Future Cut
- Maybe The Curtain Will Fall Tomorrow - Evol Intent vs. Sound Of Animals Fighting


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UNCONDITIONAL EVOL 2009 MIX

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Often referred to as the leading group in American drum and bass, Evol Intent released it's landmark LP "Era Of Diversion" to critical acclaim in the Spring of 2008, which explored more diverse musical styles as well as the usual DNB dancefloor smashers.  The various members of Evol Intent also have other projects much of the music community should be used to: from Knick's bass music madness as "Bro Safari" to the Enemy's electrofunk alter ego "Treasure Fingers" to Gigantor's electro-fied waveform warping as "Computer Club"

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email: bookings@evolintent.com

The most faithful and resolute of electronic music producers maintain the rare ability to mold a collective series of sounds into a definitive structure that not only captures the essence of a given genre, but the essence of the artist himself. Those who are brave enough to venture outside the studio and present their craft to the world via DJ session or Live PA, carry the burden of having to seduce a crowd with their raw charisma. The responsibility of the artist and the performer are not always symbiotic. Sometimes the characteristics of the artist outweigh the performer. Sometimes it is the other way around. Any way you cut it, artists like Los Angles based Dubstep producer Jacob Coma seem to amount to the sum of both these traits with the greatest of ease.

     Coma is a rare specimen who has rhythm tattooed to the invisible surface of his conscience. From his days as a child banging on pots and pans while his mother worked in the kitchen to his prodigious introduction into electronic music as a Hip Hop DJ, it has always been abundantly clear that music is in his blood. But a deep, intrinsic love and understanding of music can only get an artist so far. They must be able to accept, analyze and embrace all forms of music with an unwavering sense of curiosity. Perhaps it is that very sense of curiosity that has allowed Coma to excel stylistically. His musical pallet is seemingly endless, with influences that revolve around a complex constellation of genres. From House to Reggae, Jazz to Drum and Bass, Hip Hop, Breakbeats and beyond, Coma has spent the better part of his life lapping it all up.
     
     Coma’s current endeavors into the realm of Dubstep have yielded a dynamic array of sounds. Melodic hooks, sweeping breakdowns and wobbling bass lines have become ubiquitous characteristics of his style. However, Coma carefully balances his driving, dance floor busting grooves with subtle audio edits and precision-crafted effects that provide an unsettling moodiness to his tracks. While listener’s bodies absorb the fullness of his audio-logical aura, their minds wonder elsewhere, carried off by molecular eruptions of ambient noise that seem to radiate into deep space.
The creature he becomes on stage further highlights the impact of his musical presence. While performing Coma physically transmits his energy to the audience, giving them little choice but to become physically involved. He presents himself as a mythic Banton of sound system culture, gracing the decks with an uncanny ease as he rallies a crowd around his big, bad bass. But as he winds his way through his performance, jumping and bouncing all over the stage, he maintains an air of humility. He is part of the party, not the party itself
    
     Coma’s remixes of artists such as T-Pain, The Yeah Yeah Yeah's and The Baby Namboo’s have put him on the map as a crafty up and coming producer. His music has also seen support from dance music luminaries such as Udachi, Trillbass, Mochipet, Noah D, Puppy Kicker and Bassism Records. Coma has released tunes on Savory Audio, Open Circuit Recordings and recently recorded a DJ mix for R.FM.
-Andre Ross
February 23, 2010

I have been listening to other peoples records and playing them out live for well over a decade now.  

Breakbeat, funk, jungle, hip-hop, old and new