15 Years of Muti - Bass

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Following quickly on the heels of ‘Strictly for the Ravers’ FreQ drops another dancefloor banger in the form of ‘Sub Marine’. Mining a similar vein at the intersection of Breaks, UKG, techno, and Bass Music this one takes a heavy bass line and welds it to a driving rhythm, interspersing it with stuttering techno stabs over top of a sparse arrangement that relies on the sonic impact of the mix to steer this deep sea vehicle to the drop. No one will accuse Mr. Nasty of being overly academic here - it’s just a sick banger with a FreQish twist, one for the dancefloor warriors. Bass line soldiers, salute!

Sub Marine

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FreQ Nasty’s ‘Strictly for the Ravers’ reaches back into the roots of the Breaks and Garage scenes as a launch platform to help blast the current wave of  90s-influenced rave music into the future. As a regular raver at Jah Shaka’s dub and reggae raves at the Brixton Rec in London and a willing participant in the explosion of Jungle, Breaks, and Garage in the late 90s and 2000s, FreQ Nasty has always been about Sound System culture. As all things Breaks and Garage enjoy a massive resurgence, ‘Strictly for the Ravers’  pays homage to that era - the raw funky beats, the high-energy basslines, the jump-up energy, and the sound system weight and attitude! 

Combining the swing of Garage, the intensity of Dubstep, and the rolling arrangement of Breaks, ‘‘Strictly for the Ravers’ lets you know exactly who the track is for. In the breakdown, a Reggae sound system MC calls it out from in front of a huge sound system at a crowded dance in the late 80s -  “We don't play funky,  we nah play soul, and we don’t play hip-hop - just strictly… FOR THE RAVING CREW!  

‘Strictly for the Ravers’ is the latest chapter in a journey that began with an aspiring producer listening to the pirate radio stations in London in the late 90s and led swiftly to triple rewinds of his monster 2001s Breakstep hit ‘Goose’ by Zed Bias at FWD in the early 2000s. Fast forward to 2024, and ‘Strictly for the Ravers’ promises to give another generation of ravers their own hands-in-the-air soundtrack to the timeless ritual of The Rave.

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FreQ Nasty - Bring Me The Head Of FreQ Nasty (Skint Records - 2003)

The second album from the legendary FreQ Nasty, released on Fatboy Slim’s Skint label, and featuring a host of guest talent including UK hip-hop champions Roots Manuva and Rodney P, as well as roots reggae legend Junior Delgado.

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Come Let Me Know (feat. Rodney P)

Sil Num Tao

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FreQ Nasty - FreQ's Geeks & Mutilations (1999 - Botchit & Scarper)

The legendary debut LP from FreQ Nasty, widely accredited as the first ever breaks album after its release on OG breakbeat stable Botchit & Scarper. Following a series proto-breaks 12"s that sent UK dancefloors into a genre-munching frenzy, this highly-anticipated debut LP did not disappoint, featuring guest spots from London vocalists including Phoebe One and Skibadee, and all manner of speak-blowing beats that still slay to this day.

Check It Out (feat. Skibadee)

Underglass (Remix)

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FreQ Nasty - Freq-A-Zoid [Botchit & Scarper - 1998]

The 3rd single from the debut FreQ Nasty album 'FreQ's Geeks And Mutilations'

FreQ Nasty - Pure Evil

Rarities

Brooklyn 2 Brixton (feat. Kovas) (Freestylers Raw As F**k Mix)

Brooklyn to Brixton (feat. Kovas)

Brooklyn to Brixton (feat. Kovas) [Freestylers Raw as Fuck Remix]

Bring Me the Head of Freq Nasty

Amped

15 Years of Muti - Dubstep

Dread at the Controls (Freq Nasty Get Yer Freq on Edit)

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It’s Burning Man time again and I’ve found an OG Burning Man mix on the hard drive for you. Temple of Breaks 2006 for those who know. It’s a mix of vibey early UK dubstep, Dub, Reggae and HipHop oriented breaks alongside some half time tunes and a bunch of unreleased FreQ material too. A couple of highlights  - the demo mix of ‘Creator’ featuring Santigold after making it in NYC with Switch, early versions of Dub Kirtan All stars material, and some unreleased collabs that just never came out… Enjoy!

Many thanks to The Purgatory Cruiser, Miracle Gro (The DoLab),  Disorient EXpress/Freek Factory,Abundant Sugar, the Los Angeles Breakbeat Association, Electric Theatre (now Eridu Society), and PatricioMotta for bootlegging this mix from the mixing desk haha!

FREQ NASTY AT BURNING MAN -  TEMPLE OF BREAKS 2006

FreQ Nasty DJ Set at Apex Camp 2015. Deep Halftime beats, electronic Dancehall, and leftfield Breaks & Bass.

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I did this mix in 2000 in the middle of another awesome  tour in Australia over the Christmas/New Years months.

Tracklist below or full track-by-track walkthrough here: http://freqnasty.com/all-music/triple-j-mix-2000/

01. Radioactiveman  -  Uranium 
02. Wayward Soul  - Europa 
03. T - Power - Fuzzy Logic
04. Jackyl and Hyde - Go Bang  
05. DJ Rap -  Bad Girl (Tipper Remix) 
06. FreQ Nasty  - Check It Out 
07. Flint - Everybody Funkin
08. Wayward Soul  - Real Wild Child 
09 . Filter - Welcome To The Fold (FreQ Nasty Remix) 
10. FreQ Nasty - Boomin Back Atcha (Hybrid's "Music To Plow Fields To" Mix) 
11. Kasha (BLIM & Chris Carter) feat. Shara Nelson - U
12. Eminem - My Name Is… (Uncouth Youth Bootleg)
13. Attica Blues - Inner Minds Eyes
14. FreQ Nasty  -  I Was Made For Loving You (KISS Cover)

FreQ Nasty - Nu Skool Breaks & Future Electro: Triple J Radio Mix [2000]

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A melting pot of dancefloor dub featuring tracks from breakbeat stalwarts Aquasky, Tayo, Krafty Kuts, Ed Solo & Skool Of Thought, CTRL Z, Splitloop and more, but also encompassing the at-the-time emerging dubstep sound in the shape of cuts from the likes of Skream, Darqwan and Bassnectar. (And rounded off with the sweet, soulful sounds of Fat Freddy’s Drop…)

Mixed for Breakspoll – The International Breakbeat Awards. For this re-issue I took out the track “Limb By Limb”, after having a closer listen to the lyrics – he’s just chatting bullshit about shooting people. Wish I had caught that one at the time, but at least I can take it out now.


Tracklisting:

01. The Autobots vs. Screwface feat. Navigator – Burn (VIP Mix)
02. Ed Solo & Skool Of Thought – When I Was A Yout
03. CTRL Z vs. The Autobots vs. Screwface – Karma
04. Budspells – Poison Minds
05. Darqwan – From Country
06. Freq Nasty feat. Junior Delgado – Mad Situation
07. Bassnectar – Everybody (Freq Nasty & Bassnectar Remix)
08. Splitloop – KFC (Future Funk Squad Remix)
09. Krafty Kuts – Basketball Jam
10. Aquasky feat. Ragga Twins – Ready For This
11. Freq Nasty – Grand Theft
12. Ben & Lex – Sound Gal
13. Tayo vs. CTRL Z – Lovers Rock
14. Skream – Lightning
15. Fatman D – The Beat Go (CTRL Z & Sunz Of Mecha Remix)
16. Skool Of Thought feat. Darrison – Love Your Life
17. Fat Freddys Drop – This Room

FreQ Nasty - Breakspoll Presents Volume 2 [2006]

Santogold vs Switch & FreQ Nasty - Creator

Released on Botchit and Scarper Records UK 1999

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Boomin Back Atcha (feat. Phoebe One)

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Greetings Beat Seekers, FreQ geekers, and bleep makers! I have a little leftfield mayhem for you. I’ve found myself listening to Avenged Sevenfold's epic ‘Nightmare’ album a lot lately. Partly because of the ridiculous drumming courtesy of Mike Portnoy (ex of mathrock musos Dream Theatre) and partly because they remind me of the best bits of Metallica, Queen and original early Gun N Roses all squished into one fierce and well-oiled machine. So I started messing around with their "Welcome To The Family" tune and ended up a few days later with a drumstep re-rub that keeps the sick metal guitar riffs and wicked vocals but adds a jump up bass drop in place of the chorus. Something a bit unusual from me that I thought you might like. Enjoy!
Darin Nasty

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Avenged Sevenfold - Welcome To The Family (FreQ Nasty Remix) FREE DOWNLOAD

I'm extremely happy to share my new single celebrating Martin Luther King. The track features a sample of the great man himself offering a message of compassion and kindness which is as relevant now as when the speech was delivered in a similarly volatile period in US history.  Positive vibes for bass lovers everywhere!
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I threw this together as something to play out with the slew of Zinc’s breakbeat garage tunes that were slaying in the early 2000s. It was a bit of fun and nowhere as good as most of Zinc’s bangers. It was harder edged and less fun than a lot of the garage records and in retrospect probably was needlessly aggressive. I’m no gangsta so the sample from gun toting ’90s Gangsta rap crew Onyx was more of a reflection of my own general inner angst than a badman lifestyle.

Oddly enough I played with ONYX in Beijing a few years later. It seemed as if traveling around the world, being exposed to different people and ideas, and the discipline of making Hollywood films with great directors had mellowed them out somewhat. Either that or they were just great showmen, faking it all along. I wasn’t about to find by accusing anyone out loud of faking their gangsta cred, so I guess I was sold on it. But the funny thing is, they didn’t shoot anyone, ask anyone to “Move back motherfucker”, and they weren’t even skulking around the backstage. They were chill, smart, funny and seemed chuffed to be still playing music and doing what they love.

Later as I sat in my room at the hotel, the Onyx crew stopped outside my open window to smoke some weed and I overheard THE BEST hip-hop conversation about girls and weed ever. So maybe a lot had changed, and maybe some things hadn’t changed so much… on tour anyway. I smiled, shaking my head and creased up trying to laugh quietly, but I was secretly happy that some part of my naïve and clichéd view of my gangsta rap heroes was still intact. And yes they did kill… on stage later on. Thanks Fredro!

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FreQ Nasty - Move Back [1999]

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Me good pal MartyParty and I decided that the colonials (South Africa and NZ respectively) needed to share the love when it comes to all things Bass and Strings. Holed up in a virtual space for an indeterminate period of time with nothing but zeroes and ones for company, we emerged what can only be described as 'later' with this pair of tuxedo'd and top-hatted bad boys. I'm very happy to say that we are now sharing them with you for the first time as release number 002 on FreQ Nasty Recordings.

This one’s for the bro-stepper whose face craves 110 degrees fahrenheit for 5 minutes but is too classy to ask for it straight up. Talk about a string cheese incident – this sucker’s got more cod classical strings than you could shake a pizza peel at (the thing you stick a pizza into the oven with, dummy). Cover your boatrace with mushrooms and your favorite fromage and stick your face in front of the speaker cone for a slice of your (un)usual.

Get a free download of this and b-side "Hot Delux" here: http://freqnasty.com/blog/free-freq-zip/

There’s also a cheeky mix tape featuring both tunes from the single and some related jams cut from similar genetic material that I have been enjoying lately, which you can get here: http://bit.ly/BFilthMixtape

As always please let us know what you think! Many thanks for all your support and messages of encouragement and inspiration. Enjoy!! 

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This is a 20-minute mix of some new tunes I've been busting out regularly, some of the beats I've been enjoying playing over the past couple of years as I've started to play more Breaks and Future Electro again(not house - UK, German, and Miami broken beat electronic music), a few OG classics and some left-field heat. Enjoy! 

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Salutations Bass Nerds, Funk Fanatics & Gangsters of Groove,

I hope this finds you all relaxed and contented after enjoying some chill time with fam and friends. I get the feeling right about now you’re getting vibed up for the year to come, making plans and dreaming up schemes, perhaps kicking it all off with a big night out standing in front of a weighty sound system and your favourite DJ this eve.
 
So in celebration of this I wanted to drop a DJ mix on you to complement your holiday chillax, the build up to your big night out, and your year to come in 2013. ‘Bass Nerd Vol III - Trapped in Dub’ is 30 minutes of the tunes I’ve enjoyed over the past 12 months or so, but just the ones with dub and reggae vibes and that 808 drum pressure. They are all tunes I’ve been playing out so it’s kinda  ‘hands in the air’ while at the same time bringing the deeper vibes of the Space Echoes and Psychedelic delays that we know so well from proper dub music. The reggae heads will notice some classic samples from the likes of Pablo Gad, Sister Nancy, Johnny Osbourne, Eeek-a-Mouse and Ding Dong, with and some sweet vocals from Turbulence,  Tippa Irie, Damien Marley, but all of them have sick beats that bring them into 2013 and in many cases well beyond.
 
Here’s to an epic 2013 to you all... Enjoy!
Blessup
Darin Nasty

1- Turbulence - "Notorious" (Radioclit remix feat. Trim)
2 - Ori Shochat x Dango - "Ganja Smugglers"
3 - Major Lazer feat Flux Pavilion "Jah No Partial" (Nonsens remix)
4 - The Partysquad - "Pull Up" (SNAILS vs OOKAY Remix)
5 - Acid Youths - "When I was a Yout" (Pablo Gad – ‘Hard Times’ remix)
6 - Major Lazer - "Original Don" (Flosstradamus remix)
7 - Skrillex feat. Damian Marley - "Make It Bun Dem' (Bro Safari & UFO! Remix) - [FN Edit]
8 - TC  -  New Style
9 - Sister Nancy – ‘Bam Bam’ (BabyFace Killa remix)
10 - FreQ Nasty feat Tippa Irie & Solar Lion - "Not Givin In" (Rido Remix) - [FN Edit]
11 - Pharoahe Monch  - "Simon Says" (Etc &Etc Brillz Bootleg) – [FN Dubbed Edit]
12 - Lil Jon - "Snap Yo Fingers" (Candyland's OG remix)

FreQ Nasty - Bass Nerd Mixtape Vol 3: Trapped In Dub

A terrible handheld recording of my set at the legendary Glastonbury Festival in 1999 at the Dance Tent - I'm playing a bunch of my own releases from my 'FreQ's Geeks & Mutilations' album which had just been released, and some of BLIM's and my collabs, all mixed from vinyl and dubplate. I had done the pilgrimage to Glasto as a punter several times before and so to actually play there blew my mind! I was so nervous that the first mix takes me 5 minutes to line up apparently :). The monitoring was awful tho, you can actually hear the slapback echo off the tent roof in the recording! But it is a fun reminder of a time when Electronic music was on the rise but still largely an underground phenomenon, and breaks as a genre was still in its infancy. 

The picture is from a spread published in Select magazine that month of June 1999 claiming that the Chemical brothers had to fill in for me because I didn't turn up for my set - UNTRUE as this recording proves :)

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ENJOY!

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#1 SKANKA EP Track 1. "#1 Skanka feat. Spoonface" brings together the sweet and soulful vocals of UK chart topping MC and singer Spoonface with weighty slice of boneshaking 808 Trap funk. It sounds gangsta as shit, but it's all "Strictly love" - bringing the positive vibes and unity of Dub Reggae back into the dance. The #1 SKANKA EP comes out May 29th through all Digital Media outlets. www.FreQNasty.com
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