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KUTMAH

chill

ARTS FACULTY & WHACK FAMILY - "WE LIKE IT REAL"
FACEBOOK ARTS FACULTY - https://www.facebook.com/ArtsFaculty
FACEBOOK WHACK FAMILY - https://www.facebook.com/montanajose
More info - http://montanajose.com/
Arts Faculty (created March 10, 2008) is a Los Angeles based artists collective.  What began as collaborative “ARTING” sessions has evolved into a wide range of joint projects.  The Collective utilizes a variety of media including drawing, painting, printing, video, sound, performance, murals, and large-scale sculptural installations.  Arts Faculty is most well know for creating work that provides and alternative view to the contemporary working process, and expands the paradigm of working collaboratively.  Their work and media displays a unique perspective revealing availability, combinations, and cooperation.  The work and the process are just as colorful and intricate as the artists uniting to create them.
Arts Faculty is composed of a core group of three artists: Montana Joe a.k.a. Montana Jose a.k.a. Whack Family (BFA – University of Montana ’06), Devin Anderson (BFA Otis ’13), and Tom “FuzzBeast” Blanchard (MFA Claremont Graduate University ’08.) Although these three artists head all the projects, the Collective is always open and inviting to as many artists as available and willing to participate in the project.
Past shows have included extensive gallery and warehouse installations, commissioned murals, and more traditional art exhibitions.  Most recently, the Collective has focused its efforts on creating a large-scale installation for the Church of F.U.N., a music venue in Hollywood, CA.  As always the Arts Faculty is creating new work and expanding its limits.
Thanks, More info - http://montanajose.com/
Whack Family Records - https://soundcloud.com/whackfamily
Montana Jose Remixes - https://soundcloud.com/montana-jose-remixes
Montana Jose - https://soundcloud.com/montanajose
Obsidian Nights - https://soundcloud.com/obsidian-nights
The Electro Saints - https://soundcloud.com/theelectrosaints
beYon Music - https://soundcloud.com/beyon-music
We ARE VS - https://soundcloud.com/wearevs
Bradley Ray Watkins - https://soundcloud.com/bradley-ray-watkins
Avec Fuzzy - https://soundcloud.com/avecfuzzy

https://www.facebook.com/ArtsFaculty/info

ARTS FACULTY LOVES YOU - https://www.facebook.com/ArtsFaculty/info

Militant Porno Slapped

Noise

kutmah

'Fun' appears on the @jeremiahjae EP 'Dirty Collections Vol. #1', the first in a series of three EPs, released on November 11 (12 in North America).

'Dirty Collections Vol. #1'
iTunes - http://smarturl.it/0ikumb
Bleep - http://smarturl.it/272lfo
Amazon - http://smarturl.it/tg5gc1
Google Play - http://smarturl.it/a2xxm9

http://jeremiah-jae.com/
https://twitter.com/Jeremiahjae
https://www.youtube.com/user/JEREMIAHRR

Dirty Collections Vol. 1

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Jeremiah Jae - Fun

FREE DOWNLOAD of non-album track "Latest Contact" by CONTACT FIELD ORCHESTRA. The debut CFO album "VOL. 1" featuring 17-tracks is out now via HIT+RUN at www.shop.thehitandrun.com, Bandcamp and iTunes Worldwide.

"Sounds like Tom Waits and Augustus Pablo smoking opium on the bayou." - Kutmah

"In 2008 I came across a box of 7” tapes at an estate sale in Altadena. The woman there said that they had belonged to her father and were “field recordings” of a turn-of-the century orchestra. It took me maybe another year to actually load them up and transfer them to the computer. When I did, what I found was an incredible documentation of indigenous folkloric music that was meticulously recorded and then later transfered to 2-track tape sometime in the 1960’s. The tapes were labeled “Contact Field Orchestra”-- a collection of field recordings that seem to date from sometime around the turn of the 20th century (possibly a little earlier).
After transferring the tapes and cleaning them up as best I could, I discovered that due to the frequency range, they must have been recorded largely with hand-made piezo transducers of some sort. Some of the tapes were partially destroyed, so I found that I had to re-play or play over the songs as best I could to fill-in and augment the original ideas. I tried to stay as true to the original recordings as much as possible. I’ll admit I took some liberties with the EQ (perhaps too much...) and where applicable added a small amount of delay and reverb to accent the track. (Okay, and maybe a few electric guitars...sue me.)
The result, I think, is an amazing collection of esoteric folk recordings of a mysterious band of San Gabriel miners turned musicians. Apparently having given-up after the gold boom, these folks stayed in what would later become Upper Mallard Canyon in Altadena -- living in the old Dawn’s Mine shaft, and crafting their own instruments from discarded mining equipment and whatever small guitars and banjos they had brought with them.
The sound this orchestra created is like something out of a Jim Jarmusch film, and reminds me of an old Library of Congress or Folkways recording. The music itself is full of opposites -- hypnotizing and odd; meditative and jarring. It’s strangely familiar, but also distantly unrecognizable. Some songs are more minimalist in their approach, building up a rhythm with mbiras and percussion, while others seem to have much more harmony and tonal structure and almost Blues/Country feel. Either way, they had me hooked from the first bar, and I find myself returning to it again and again, irregardless of my heavy-handed noodling...   I’m really happy to have discovered this, and I hope you are too.   
All the best,  
Damon Aaron

www.contactfieldorchestra.com

CONTACT FIELD ORCHESTRA "Latest Contact" (Non-Album Track) FREE DOWNLOAD

DubMuscle

FRED NEIL (1936-2001) was an American folk singer-songwriter in the 1960s & 1970s who is mainly known through other people's recordings of his material, particularly "Everybody's Talkin'" which became a hit for Harry Nilsson in the film 'Midnight Cowboy'. Neil's beautifully sad & introspective composition "GREEN ROCKY ROAD" is also from his self-titled second album (released in 1966), and has been covered by countless artists including folk legends Karen Dalton and Tim Hardin.

In November 2012 an a cappella recording of "GREEN ROCKY ROAD" by GUY BLAKESLEE (The Entrance Band) was captured live during the HIT+RUN Crew's 7-Year Anniversary party "REPEAT OFFENDER" at The Echoplex in Los Angeles, California. This sparse vocal track (recorded by Ramon 'Pay Ray' Limon) was clandestinely circulated in 2013 to a handful of Crew Producers who were asked to remix, rearrange & reinterpret the choral gem.

The result is this meditative 20-minute EP entitled "O O O •" featuring far-out remixes by SUN EYE (Hashim B & Akiko), CONTACT FIELD ORCHESTRA (Damon Aaron), KONE (Matthew Kone), D/P/I (Alexander Gray) and SEVEN DAVIS JR (Samuel Lonnelee Davis). Additionally included here as bonus material (for you to create your own remix) is the original a capella track by Guy Blakeslee, who also created the haunting cover art collage.

The "O O O •" EP is available for FREE digital download here: thehitandrun.bandcamp.com/album/o-o-o-hnr37

#CrewRunsDeep

GREEN ROCKY ROAD  (CONTACT FIELD ORCHESTRA REMIX)

7.) MILITANT

DRUMS BETWEEN THE BELLS
http://brian-eno.net

New album forthcoming on Warp Records.
CD, 12″ Double Vinyl, Hardback 2CD Edition, Download

http://enoshop.co.uk
http://bleep.com/brian-eno


Drums Between The Bells

glitch

Brian Eno and the words of Rick Holland - glitch (taken from Drums Between The Bells)

Little Hours Ft. Baths

"Criminals" by CRIMEKILLZ recorded live on July 12th, 2014 during HIT+RUN PRESENTS "CRASH+BURN 2014" at The Echoplex in Los Angeles. Shout out to DJ Kutmah!

CRIMEKILLZ "Criminals" (LIVE AT "CRASH+BURN 2014")

The debut offering from Los Angeles-based savages KATE MO$$ (Scum & Gnar). This dense 12-minute mixtape is a dark preview to their forthcoming full-length album due for release via HIT+RUN in Spring 2015. 

All tracks and interludes Produced & Mixed by Scum, with Vocals by Gnar. Additional production by Keitel Jr. Cover illustration by Mike C. with logotype by B. Flower. 

Catch KATE MO$$ performing live at 11pm on Saturday November 8th, 2014 for HIT+RUN Presents "REPEAT OFFENDER 9" at The Echoplex (1156 Glendale Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90026).

#CrewRunsDeep

www.thehitandrun.com


KATE MO$$

Jealous Lover / Rainbow   played bass guitar , BFD3

Agapeland Beat

i'drathrb_

Sadat X (Instrumental)

""Pants and Tights" was inspired by two truths: One. My love for minimalist music (in this case minimal synth/wave. Which in my opinion should be called maximum synth/wave since it maximizes the minimum. But whatever). Two. The fact that I think the words "Pants" and "Tights" sound funny together. Thank You & Enjoy" - Quelle Chris

Quelle Chris's "Shogun & Sleek Rifle" Out Now!!

iTunes: http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/shotgun-sleek-rifle/id475558347

CD: http://www.fatbeats.com/collections/store/products/quelle-chris-shotgun-sleek-rifle-cd

Quelle Chris "Pants and Tights" Podcast Vol. 1

HOLY SMOKE is Jeremiah Jae & zeroh

"Black Myth" was Produced by Kutmah

The self-titled nine-song album [HNR63] is released on 09.13.16

HOLY SMOKE

Black Myth

HOLY SMOKE "Black Myth" (Produced by Kutmah)

Taken from HIT+RUN Presents "ROAD KILL Vol. 3" featuring 14 exclusive tracks on vinyl by BEAT KONDUCTA, SALVA, DEVONWHO, TEEBS, ELUSIVE, KUTMAH and more.

OUT NOW on limited-edition "blood n' oil" colored wax.

HIT+RUN Presents "ROAD KILL Vol. 3"

Kill All Bankers

KUTMAH "Kill All Bankers"

Originally born in Brighton, England, Kutmah made his name while living & DJing in Los Angeles, releasing acclaimed mixes and building up connections with the Brainfeeder & Low End Theory crews. In 2010 he was deported to the UK, lived in London for 5 years and now resides in Berlin (while still holding down a show on the East London-based radio station NTS).

In Summer 2015, prolific left-field beat maker Kutmah released the 20-track instrumental beat album BLK/SMR via Bandcamp. During Summer 2016 he selected & sequenced his favorite ten tracks for a limited-edition 10" vinyl & cassette tape version of BLK/SMR [HNR67] on HIT+RUN.

"Watch Out Sucka" is the second offering from this 24-minute EP.

BLK/SMR

Watch Out Sucka!

KUTMAH "Watch Out Sucka!"

Produced by Denmark.  Featuring Quelle Chris.

Quelle Chris "Shotgun & Sleek Rifle" In Stores Now!!
http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/shotgun-sleek-rifle/id475558347

http://crown-nation.com/
http://quellechris.bandcamp.com/

Denmark ft. Quelle Chris "Green Party Swishercrat"

Day 140 of my song a day project. See the whole project at www.myacereporter.com.

Day 140: Daft Punk Is Playing At My House (LCD Soundsystem)

Brownswood Recordings is delighted to announce that the second volume of its ‘Worldwide Family’ series comes courtesy of LA native Kutmah, London’s newly transplanted DJ, NTS show host, producer, visual artist and eternal beat-seeker. Kutmah is a king amongst cratediggers; a true musical iconoclast. 

With 'Worldwide Family Vol. 2’, Kutmah brings back the art of being a selector in every sense. So much so, he decided to create a compilation with his fellow DJ in mind. A wonderfully deep collection of tracks that each merit your undivided attention and appreciation... featuring unreleased heat from Hudson Mohawke, Flying Lotus, Samiyam, The Darkhorseman (Dibia$e & Jonwayne), Mono/Poly and plenty of new heat from up and comers Lapti, Seven Davis Jr., Groundislava, ESMK and Tehbis.

Tracklist:
01. Mo Kolours - Ridda Mountain
02. Groundislava - Creeper Shit
03. ESMK - Blunt Hopes
04. Seven Davis Jr. - Thanks
05. Slugabed - Sex
06. Sam Irl & Ritornell - Three
07. Dibia$e - Remind Me Somethin'
08. Hudson Mohawke - Are You Feelin Hot?
09. Tehbis - Higher
10. Lapti - Leaving Home
11. Shash'U - LA
12. The Darkhorsemen - Taking Over Empires
13. Samiyam - Medallion
14. Mono/Poly - With Grace
15. Bruce Haack - Ancient Mariner (Jonwayne Remix)
16. Tadd Mullinix - Exchanging Modes
17. Flying Lotus - Samsfav
18. Dakim - Typeofblue
19. Doc Daneeka &amp; Abigail Wyles - Tobyjug
20. Gaby Hernandez	 - Twin Flame
21. fLako - Lonely Town feat. Dirg Gerner

www.brownswoodrecordings.com
www.kutmah.com

Itunes: https://itunes.apple.com/fr/album/kutmah-presents-worldwide/id547310618

Amazon: http://www.amazon.fr/Kutmah-Presents-Worldwide-Family-Vol-2/dp/B0079SD2M4/ref=sr_1_1?s=music&ie=UTF8&qid=1370360715&sr=1-1&keywords=kutmah

Kutmah presents Worldwide Family Vol.2

D-STYLES : LOW END THEORY MIX for Qetic

HIT+RUN Presents "ROAD KILL Vol. 1", the debut compilation cd featuring 29 exclusive tracks by the Los Angeles underground & beyond! This very special 30-minute mix of "ROAD KILL Vol. 1" is selections from the cd plus effects by Kutmah (done June 2012 in London). Download the album through iTunes - with Bonus Track by Mike Gao (http://itunes.apple.com/album/road-kill-vol.-1/id521906929) or through Bandcamp (http://thehitandrun.bandcamp.com/)

Purchase the limited-edition digipak cd through the HIT+RUN BIG CARTEL online store

"ROAD KILL Vol. 1" mix by Kutmah

T.m.K.Z live recording of chocolate jesus then out of nowhere come the KILLSzombies theme song...gets better and better as the end gets closer.

live from the 4th wall art gallery in west jefferson aka the scumDUMP.

THIS.machine.KILLS.chocolate jesus zombies

START YOUR MORNING OFF RIGHT! 

refined sugar treats complete with a face, arms, legs, and....you guessed it FEET!


Each sprinkle gets you closer to heaven kids!

Donuts with pink frosting

just five quick minutes in the oven and you'll have pizza just like the delivery man brings!

Mmmmmmmmmmm.....



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cook your meals faster! no more slaving over a hot stove...just a few quick presses of a button and that roast will be ready for you and the family in just minutes!

1950sMicrowave_-04

Highlife Chaser feat. VerBS & Robert Johnson AKA the pro black non entity

produced by KILLSzombies @ Casa De Soundgelopes


Highlife Chaser Feat. VerBS & Robert Johnson

“I think it’s safe to say Jeremiah Jae is one of my favorite artists of his generation. For years now I’ve been a witness to the incredible progression of his craft. This album has a complex dedication and honesty that I search for in myself with my own art. Underrated and understated, Jae is ready to show these muhfuckers what’s really good. Believe in Jeremiah Jae” – Flying Lotus

It’s truly apt that Raw Money Raps opens with Jeremiah Jae hazily reminiscing about awakening from an especially chimerical journey. After a kaleidoscopic grip of beat tapes, EPs and mixtapes that have sent wi-fi connections rumbling, as well as a move from windswept Chi-city to the home of his Brainfeeder crew in LA, Jae unveils his sprawling debut full-length release. More than just an album, this is an all-encompassing Pynchonian, Tumblr-feeding, social networked art-rap fever dream. A seismic collision of the analog and digital worlds makes for deceptively hooky beats that double as sonic rabbit-holes, all of which cradles Jae’s flow – which is a versatile instrument all it’s own, skipping from rapid, focused deliveries to surprising melodic sing-a-longs then chopped-and-screwed slump and stream of consciousness brainfloods.

To be a young producer and MC in 2012 is no easy task, however with style and substance in short order and internet democratization run-rampant, there’s arguably never been a better time for one to make their mark. Rather than jump headlong into the cresting 1990’s throwback revival, Jae develops tracks and lyrics that link technology and metaphysics in a defiantly contemporary way, flipping swag rap tropes on their head and reveals a penchant for affecting introspection. This singular approach to music is almost certainly a by-product of Jae’s split personality as a visual artist. Working in the context of fine art with paintings and collages as well as spreading into fashion design, Jae’s output aligns him with multi-media luminaries like the late, great Rammellzee.

Raw Money Raps’ first single, Money, is a where-did-my-cash-go-mid-afternoon summer jam for hot cloudy days ahead, accompanied by a suitably tweaked video directed by fellow renaissance man Flying Lotus. “Money” comes paired with another album standout in “Money and Food”, which takes trap rap’s unhinged synths and 808 kicks and filters them through Jae’s prism. Across it’s span, the album touches on fractured, cautionary headbangers (“Rover”), string-laden classicism (“Cat Fight”) and deeply psychedelic futurism (“Hercules Versus the Commune”) and in the process, ignites the brightest rising star of 2012. Prepare yourself for Jeremiah Jae’s journey.

Jeremiah Jae - Money

The Gaslamp Killer - Resident Advisor Mix RA 329 (September 2012)

Original Mix / Feature here: http://bit.ly/UccLEA

Raw sounds from an LA b-boy.

You don't get a word like "motherfucker" attached to your name for no good reason. William Bensussen, AKA The Gaslamp Killer, has been in peoples' faces right from the start. Coming up in the rock town of San Diego, Bensussen would continually clear dance floors in the city's Gaslamp district—hence the name—by playing Mobb Deep and Dilla.

Things didn't stay this way forever. In LA he became a resident DJ at Daddy Kev's Low End Theory, the mythologised weekly party and producer hangout that has seen the likes of Daedelus, Nosaj Thing and Flying Lotus rise from its ranks. It was on the latter's Brainfeeder that GLK met a global audience as a producer. 2009's My Troubled Mind and the following year's Death Gate threw up his love of grizzly beats and obscure samples. Seeing GLK behind a pair of turntables is, however, when the MF tag makes most sense. His shows are the epitome of unhinged energy. Rock, jazz, bass music and funk are just as likely to be aired as hip-hop, as he wigs out with his now trademark dance moves.

GLK's "Resident Killer mix" is 45-minute slice of what we're talking about—plus you get the added bonus of a coda comprised solely of music from Breakthrough, his madcap debut album which was released today through Brainfeeder.

What have you been up to recently?

Touring (as usual), working on new music with Jungle By Night from Amsterdam, not to mention enjoying this amazing summer of love!

How and where was the mix recorded?

In my room at my house in Los Angeles on ProTools with my Dr. Sample 303.

Can you tell us about the idea behind the mix?

It's one of my best mixes yet. The first part is all about the heavy newer beat music with a bunch of unreleased stuff from my worldwide crew of beat making friends. The second part is a little more hip-hop turntablist influenced and the third part is all brand new GLK Breakthrough material!

Tell us about the writing of Breakthrough.

I worked on it tirelessly between touring and touring—trying to work with some of my favourite LA musicians to make it all come to life a little more than my previous records. Also, had to reach out to Dimlite (CH) all the way out in Zurich cause he is one of my favourite producers of all time and I am working on a whole record with him soon!

Outside of your LA base, where do you see as being other key strongholds for your sound?

London, Manchester, Paris, Amsterdam, Berlin, Istanbul, Tel Aviv, Athens, Tokyo, Johannesburg and New York fuckin City are some of my most favourite places to play. They always get what I'm bringing to the table and always have amazing openers playing with me that make me want to run for the hills! Some of these cities even have Low End Theory-related events that stemmed from our little Wednesday night club in LA. Pretty fuckin cool.

What are you up to next?

Release parties all over the world plus a new Low End Theory podcast with a VERY special guest! Even planning a trip to India with Gonjasufi to try and record some new material there. But it's all in the works so I can't promise anything just yet! 

The Gaslamp Killer - Resident Advisor Mix ★ September 2012

Following on from the success of their debut LP 'La Belle Vie' from earlier this year, the French duo have been busy in the studio producing La Beat Tape. 20 tracks deep, the release is aimed squarely at the DJs, with a succession of guaranteed party-starters. This is rounded out with some typically quirky interludes, jazzy beat excursions and blissed out trip hop.
Souleance are producer Fulgeance (Musique Large / One Handed Music) and DJ Soulist (What The Funk Paris?). Since releasing their debut EP (Le Monde) back in 2009, they have built a solid reputation for their idiosyncratic take on modern beats. With fans including Gilles Peterson, Danny Breaks, Lefto and Mr Thing, their debut album was the culmination of 3 years of beat-making, touring, partying and drinking too much Pimms. Whilst other producers would rest on their laurels after releasing their debut, Souleance got straight back into the studio to produce La Beat Tape - their sole aim to create tracks that they would DJ with themselves. The result is 20 tracks of pure dancefloor fire peppered with a smattering of chilled, lounge tracks in classic Souleance style.
Like any classic beat tape, variety is the key, and Souleance do not disappoint. La Beat Tape takes in heavy Turkish breaks (Sauce Samourai), Hammond funk (L'insouleance), tripped out western cinematics (Tout Doux), brooding jazz (Kipseli Street Interlude), Shadow-esque breaks (Strongest Love), Just Blaze-style horn-heavy hip hop (Como Estan Bitches), 80s synth-hop (Cocktail Time) and much much more.
The release is available as a budget-priced download with a limited edition 7" containing four tracks that we feel will be most useful for the DJs. With artwork by long-term collaborator Alice Dufay, it's sure to join their previous vinyl releases as a genuine collectors item.

<b>BOOKING: francois@lestontonstourneurs.com | www.lestontonstourneurs.com
INFO: sri@firstwordrecords.com | aly@firstwordrecords.com </b>

02. Sauce Samouraï

Boiler Room Paris x Diesel + Edun present Studio Africa w/ Little Dragon DJ Set, Kutmah b2b J Rocc, Baloji LIVE & Batida LIVE.

[Broadcasted on 3rd March 2013]

Tracklist & video at http://boilerroom.tv

J Rocc b2b Kutmah 70 min Boiler Room x Diesel + Edun mix

3-minute sampler from the upcoming first edition of a three-volume mix cd series to be released in 2011, coinciding with Justin "KUTMAH" McNulty's "Two Soups And A Honeybun" global gallery touring art show.

"THE NEW ERROR" Volume 1 is a nine-part mix, containing 23 unreleased beats by MF DOOM, MADLIB, DIBIA$E, FLYING LOTUS, CRIMEKILLZ, OM UNIT, MAINFRAME, THE GASLAMP KILLER, ACTRESS, RUCKAZOID &amp; more, plus an original production by KUTMAH featuring JON WAYNE, as well as two dozen additional tracks including MR. OIZO, LAZER SWORD, MOBB DEEP, J-DILLA, PORTISHEAD, APHEX TWIN, GANGSTARR and GOODIE MOB.

Total running time: 1 hour, 15 min

ON SALE: JANUARY 19, 2011
http://kutmah.bigcartel.com/product/kutmah-the-new-error-vol-1

KUTMAH "The New Error" Vol. 1 (sampler)

LA AIR

Pre-order the new album 'It Is What It Is', released 3 April on Brainfeeder: https://thundercat.lnk.to/it-is-what-it-isSo

Thundercat - Heartbreaks + Setbacks

Epilogue: Renaissance Bubbles (Featuring The Cinematic Orchestra and Heidi Vogel)

Austin Peralta – “Endless Planets”

 

The next album forthcoming from Brainfeeder might, at first sight, appear to be something of a change in direction for the label but nothing could be further from the truth.

 

Austin Peralta is a jazz musician. Not in the sense that he or people close to him bandy around the word “jazz” (or even worse, “jazzy”) in relation to his music. No, in the sense of years of practice and dedication to a particular artform. In the sense of having played with, amongst many others, the likes of Chick Corea, Hank Jones and Ron Carter. In the sense of having serious chops. Of playing the piano and composing like a true veteran. And in the sense of having done all that by the time he’s twenty one. And that’s before you even get into his work as a session player for everyone from Erykah Badu to Shafiq Husayn, or the time he sat in with legendary LA big band, Horace Tapscott’s Pan Afrikan People’s Arkestra.

 

But, as Flying Lotus explains, “this is a step in direction of where I want Brainfeeder to go. True musicianship as well as some interesting electronics.” Peralta, another LA native and son of legendary Z-Boy skater and, latterly, documentary film-maker Stacy Peralta, in many ways fits clearly into what Brainfeeder has always been about, a combination of questing futurism and an understanding of where you’re coming from. So while Peralta works alongside serious jazz musicians like Zane Musa (alto sax), Ben Wendel (tenor and soprano), Hamilton Price (bass) and Zach Harmon (drums), he also relies on longtime friend and associate Strangeloop for electronic manipulation throughout the set and ends the album with a scintillating collaboration with The Cinematic Orchestra and singer Heidi Vogel.

 

“People would always tell me about this genius jazz pianist,” Flying Lotus recalls. “‘Hes like 17 or 18 and already sounds like Mccoy Tyner!’ I had to go and see what was up, so Strangeloop introduced me, and I got to hear this amazing record.” And once he’d heard it there was only one outcome. It is, after all, the Brainfeeder way. “We had to put it out.”


Austin Peralta - Epilogue:  Renaissance Bubbles

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Special 30-minute mix by THE GASLAMP KILLER during the HIT+RUN TAKEOVER for the 2013  dublab.com Proton Drive. 

Recorded live on air June 6, 2013 at the dublab studios in Silverlake, CA featuring songs from HIT+RUN CREW'S "777" series featuring ALL unreleased tracks by GONJASUFI, RAS_G, DIBIA$E, SHASH'U, JEREMIAH JAE, ZEROH, ZACKEY FORCE FUNK, CRIMEKILLZ, KNXWLEDGE and many more surprises, plus new songs by ESGAR (Izwid), DEMON QUEEN (Tobacco & ZFF), CHITLINS (our latest release) and the SUNEYE Remix of Guy Blakeslee's cover of "Green Rocky Road" taken from an upcoming project. 

Let's Go (IZWID001) By Esgar
Gimme (IZWID001) By Esgar
Demon Practice By Demon Queen (ft. N8 NoFace)
Pussay Pussay By Demon Queen
Criminal Involvement (CKLA) By CrimeKillz
X (CKLA) By CrimeKillz
Fish Bite ("777" #1) By Gonjasufi
Beta Isreal ("777" #1) By Ras_G
Daal... garlic naan ("777" #1) By Ras_G
Dealing wit urflings ("777" #1) By Ras_G
Plasma ("777" #2) By Dibia$e
Good Deeds ("777" #2) By Dibia$e
Hotboxin' ("777" #2) By Dibia$e
Summer Time ("777" #2) By Shash'U
Boogie Buster ("777" #2) By Shash'U
Rawmoney Shit ("777" #3) By Jeremiah Jae (ft. Franklin Tabasco)
Kewfew ("777" #5) By Knxwledge
Dntkry ("777" #5) By Knxwledge
Urluhv ("777" #5) By Knxwledge
Wanna (HNR25) By Chitlins
Constructs (HNR25) By Chitlins
Guy Blakeslee By Green Rocky Road (Suneye Remix)

** Look for HIT+RUN CREW'S annual Summer party "CRASH+BURN" on Saturday, July 27th at The Echoplex featuring surprise artists showcased in this mix **

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CREW RUNS DEEP!

THE GASLAMP KILLER x HIT+RUN : dublab.com Proton Drive Takeover 2013

Live recording from the Stonebridge tent at Glastonbury Festival 2013.

Read the accompanying blog post, 'Glastonbury - The Greatest Show On Earth' here:
http://www.gregwilson.co.uk/2013/07/glastonbury-the-greatest-show-on-earth/

Check out my label's music at: https://superweirdsubstance.bandcamp.com

GLASTONBURY STONEBRIDGE 27.06.13 (greg wilson live mix)

HIT+RUN are The Originators of Live Screenprinting at Events Since 2005 with Crews in LA, NYC, SF, Chicago, Las Vegas, Detroit, Boston, Seattle, & Austin. H+R has silkscreened live at 5000+ events all over the world, plus released vinyl, T-shirts & more.

HNR1: KUTMAH "Sacred Geometry" 3/09
HNR2: GLK "Hell & The Lake Are Waiting For You" 7/09
HNR3: ZACKEY FORCE FUNK "This Is The Force Funk Sound" 9/09
HNR4: NOBODY "Western Eyes & Serpents Breath" 11/09
HNR5: CRIME "Kills Kids" 3/10
HNR6: KUTMAH "Cities To Mountaintops" 6/10
HNR7: RAS G "Free Kutmah" 7/10
HNR8: TEEBS "Lullabies of Unsuitable Placement" 11/10
HNR9: RAS G  "Beat Soup V3" 12/10
HNR10: KUTMAH  "The New Error 1" 1/11
HNR11: KUTMAH  "The New Error 2" 5/11
HNR12: JONWAYNE  "How Stella Got Her Groove Back" 7/11
HNR13: CRIMEKILLZ  "Never Dies" 9/11
HNR14: MONO/POLY "The Age Of The Soul" 11/11
HNR15: KUTMAH "Closure" 12/11
HNR16: CFO "Mixtape #1" 1/12
HNR17: V/A "ROAD KILL 1"  5/12
HNR18: V/A "ROAD KILL 2"  7/12
HNR19: KUTMAH "The New Error 3" 9/12
HNR20: V/A "ROAD KILL 3" 11/12
HNR21: RAS_G/GONJASUFI "777:1" 3/13
HNR22: MONO/POLY "Killer B's" 3/13
HNR23: JEREMIAH JAE & OLIVER THE 2ND "RawHyde" 3/13
HNR24: DIBIA$E/SHASH'U "777:2" 4/13
HNR25: CHITLINS "EP" 6/13
HNR26: JEREMIAH JAE/ZEROH "777:3" 7/13
HNR27: CRIME "Kills Kids: DELUXE" 7/13
HNR28: CRIMEKILLZ "Never Dies: DELUXE" 7/13
HNR29: ZACKEY FORCE FUNK/CRIMEKILLZ "777:4" 8/13
HNR30: MONO/POLY/KNX "777:5" 9/13
HNR31: KUTMAH "Black Wave Tapes Vol. 1" 2/14
HNR32: CFO "Vol.1" 10/13
HNR33: J.ROCC/KUTMAH "777:6" 10/13
HNR34: THE GASLAMP KILLER/COMPUTER JAY "777:7" 12/13
HNR35: KUTMAH "Black Wave Tapes Vol. 2" 11/13
HNR36: V/A "777" 12/13
HNR37: V/A "OOO•" 12/13
HNR38: OLIVER THE 2ND "The Kill Off" 1/13
HNR39: N8NOFACE "The Dolo Tape" 5/14
HNR40: ZACKEY FORCE FUNK "Money Green Viper" 6/14
HNR41: V/A "ROAD KILL 4" 9/14
HNR42: CFO "Vol.2" 12/14
HNR43: V/A "ROAD KILL 5" 12/14
HNR44: KATE MO$$ 11/14
HNR45: HEZUS "H+R Mixtape" 11/14
HNR46: GIOVANNI MARKS "Double Tech Jeep Music" 9/15
HNR47: TEHBIS "Tales Of Genji" 7/15
HNR48: ANGELS DUST "Slow Tapes" 6/15
HNR49: TEEBS "AV: ESTR OUTTAKES_REMIXES" 9/15
HNR50: MONO/POLY "Paramatma" 8/15
HNR51: KUTMAH "2015 Mix" 5/15
HNR52: ZACKEY FORCE FUNK "Electron Don" 2/16
HNR53: JOSEPH SCATURRO "Trigger" 8/15
HNR54: ZACKEY FORCE FUNK "Chrome Steel Tiger" 11/15
HNR55: CFO "Mapping The Futures Gone By" 11/15
HNR56: SACH "fiDELITY" 3/16
HNR57: SACH "Essential" 2/16
HNR58: MONO/POLY "Cryptic" 1/16
HNR59: ANGELS DUST "Musings" 1/16
HNR60: LEONARD CHARLES "Basement Donuts" 2/16
HNR61: COTO 6/16
HNR62: SACH "fiDELITY: INST" 4/16
HNR63: HOLY SMOKE 9/16
HNR64: ZACKEY FORCE FUNK "Animals" 8/16
HNR65: ZEROH "Tinnitus" 10/16
HNR66: CONTACT FIELD ORCHESTRA "Mixtape #2" 6/16
HNR67: KUTMAH "BLK/SMR" 11/16
HNR68: SKRAPEZ "Graveyard Classics" 8/16
HNR69: N8NOFACE "Stories Of Those" 5/17
HNR70: N8NOFACE "Trucha" 4/17
HNR71: ANGELS DUST "The Great Depression" 8/28
HNR72: SACH "fiDELITY: Suite" 4/17
HNR73: ZACKEY FORCE FUNK "This Is My Force Funk Sound" 9/17
HNR74: THAVIUS BECK "Technol OG" 9/17
HNR75: SKRAPEZ "Sorcery" 4/17
HNR76: HEADLOCK "Gang Nativity" 8/17
HNR77: "COTOWN" 2/17
HNR78: HOLY SMOKE "Burning Bush" 9/17
HNR79: N8NOFACE "Never Let Them Win" TBA
HNR80: LÍNEAS 7/17
HNR81: N8NOFACE "Demos & Demons I" 7/17
HNR82: ESGAR "Memory" 7/17
HNR83: PSYCHOPOP "Devil's Drums & The Angelic Electronics" 1/18
HNR84: V/A "Interpenetrating Worlds" 8/17
HNR85: MONO/POLYxALYSS "Union" 10/17
HNR86: N8NOFACE "Just Yells" 7/17
HNR87: MONO/POLY "Union Instrumentals" 10/17
HNR88: N8NOFACE "Trust No One" 6/22
HNR89: ELUDEM "Films For The Mind" 6/18
HNR90: N8NOFACE "True Story" 8/18
HNR91: JEREMIAH JAE "Daffi" 7/18
HNR92: THE NONCE "Mix Tapes" 11/18
HNR93: N8NOFACE "Synth Up The Punx" 3/19
HNR94: ZACKEY FORCE FUNK "4X4 Scorpion" 10/19
HNR95: MONO/POLY "Monotomic" 10/19
HNR96: N8NOFACE "Just Here to Die" 8/20
HNR97: J.ROCC "Tribute To Sun Ra(s) G" 12/19
HNR98: GRACE OH "Moyo" 11/20
HNR99: ZACKEY FORCE FUNK 7" 12/21