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TRACKLIST –– https://www.dummymag.com/mix/dummy-mix-614-osheyack-nahash/

Shanghai’s SVBKVLT label has long been spreading its futuristic sounds across the globe. Its latest electronic offering to the world comes courtesy of producers Osheyack and Nahash, who have both appeared on the label before and now join forces on forthcoming dance EP ‘Club Apathy‘. Despite what the name might suggest, it’s entirely focused on intensely rhythmic club sonics drawing from reggaeton, hard drum and hardstyle, with remixes coming from DJ Marcelle and Nkisi. It’s “simply meant to be a hedonistic club record,” according to Osheyack. The pair are known for their highly technical and genre-splicing mixes that rattle through a vast array of sounds at 100mph. In this vein, their Dummy Mix takes this frenetic pace, flipping through UK drill, US rap, techno, gqom, drum ‘n’ bass and many more. “The mix is made up of a lot of tracks we’ve traded back and forth, work from peers as well as classics,” Nahash says. “At the moment I’m putting the final touches on my next EP for Polaar and Osheyack is settling in for two months of touring with SVBKVLT across China.” Peep the mammoth tracklist through the link and take a trip through some of the most forward-thinking sounds of the present.

Dummy Mix 614 | Osheyack & Nahash

Tracklist

Enayet - Kali
Tinashe - Angels Acapella
Schnell Vitesse - Discovery of Gater Tricks
Amor Satyr - Back Me Grown
Playboi Carti - R.I.P. Fredo (Notice Me) (Xzavier Stone Edit)
Acidattck - I  Want (Trina Edit)
Ojerime - Give It Up 2 Me (Slim Shae Edit)
TAH - Side Wifey Riddim
OSSX - Hard to Love
Nidia - Puro Tarraxo
Loppy B. Air Max ’97, S.C.A.M. - Eef Shap (ft. DJ MacKeeper™)
Mala Fama - Alma Punlla
Klein Zage - Womanhood (DJ Python Remix)
Plasman - Don’t DJ
Aleisha Lee -Love It
mobilegirl - untitled
block x lil crack x aya x basile3
Basic Rhythm - Larkin Around
Shirin David - Bae
Omaar - Arriba y Abajo
Karen Nyame KG - Koko (ft. Mista Silva)
Beatrice Dillon & Call Super - Inkjet
Mechatok - Walk Freely
Kylie Minogue - In Your Eyes (Jean Jacques Smoothie Dub)
e43 - Good Day
DJ JM - Start
Strict Face - Tasteflash
ESTOC - BOTA HISSING (NKC x MC BUZZZ)
DJ Narciso & Endgame - CUT
PinkPantheress - All my friends know (Anz Remix)
Zsela - For Now (Doss Remix)
DJ GÄP -  Leave (Why Be Remix)

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DJ 0.000001 runs stacks of unreleased Shangaan missiles in a heat-seeking throwdown for leaders of the African new school, Nyege Nyege Tapes.

Giving us flashbacks to the heat of Honest Jon’s legendary 2010 compilation and its corresponding tours feat Shangaan disco dynamo Nozinja and dancers from Limpopo, DJ 0.000001’s mixtape hustles x-amount of exclusives that harness the sound’s galloping 180BPM energy in myriad mutations made between 2015-2022.

With energetic parallels in Tanzanian singeli and the Balani mix style of Mali’s DJ Diaki, Shangaan Electro is the incendiary and up-for-it party sound of Limpopo, a region of South Africa whose sound famously sped up over the decades to its breakneck current iteration, demanding ever more intricate and spellbinding footwork from its dancers. DJ 0.000001’s summary of Shangaan thru its remixes forms a party-ready rush spanning what sounds like Rian Treanor galvanising the sound with insectoid algorithms, to the adaption of RP Boo’s frenetic Chicago footwork, and punkish spins from the fringes of Nyege Nyege Tapes’ swelling number.

Releases March 15th 2023

All remixes previously unreleased. Recombined between 2015 and 2022 by Jonah Mociun. Special thanks to Thomas Chauke, Nozinja, Mualusie, Tshe-Tsha Boys, RP Boo, BBC, Nkata Mawewe, & GT Sikizia.

Artwork by Kid Gringo
Mastered by Declared Sound

DJ 0.000001 - Recombinant Shangaan Mixtape - Sampler

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Heavy-duty Indian soundsystem carnage by its leading proponent DJ Smiley Bobby, on Uganda’s immense NNT - unmissable for anyone wowed by recent videos of Indian sound clashes, priming the label for incoming heat by DJ TSR.

A proper mazza from Maharashtra State in Western India, DJ Smiley Bobby’s ‘Dhol Tasha Drum Exercises’ presents nearly an hour of up-to-the-second, electronic re-interpretations of ceremonial drums. It’s a full-frontal example of the rave energies in BRIC countries currently catching fire internationally, paralleling innovative mutations of Baile funk in Brazil or from the Svbkvlt lot in China with a ruthlessly rough brand of dancefloor discipline that sharply bends tradition into the hot present. Yr ears will not deceive you - DJ Smiley Bobby’s gear is frankly some of the sickest we’ve heard in a minute and we expect this introduction to be prized by any ravers unsatisfied with Western club music’s increasing tendencies to imitate-not-innovate.

First formed by the late Shri Appasaheb Pendse in the ‘60s, Dhol Tasha Drum exercises were originally performed on a sort of acoustic kettle drum but became electronically adapted in recent years thanks to the likes of DJ Smiley Bobby and peers including DJ Aasif, DJ Ammy, and DJ TSR, the latter of whom is due to drop an album with NNT this year. DJ Smiley Bobby’s introductory session finds the sound at its stripped down and breathless best with a ceaseless battery of drums and percussive madness that truly puts willing bodies thru their paces as the mixtape steps from side A’s 90-110bpm workout to its 150bpm ‘Hard Drum Sound System’ on the flip.

Also kinda mirroring the way DJ Plead has flipped Arabic drum styles, how Bilou XIV have transposed Senegalese mbalax drum patterns onto machine grids, or DJ Diaki’s Malian balani knee-ups, we’re certain this one will light up the pleasure centres of proper dancers everywhere, and dovetail with the sort of thing Beatrice Dillon makes, or anyone who’s been scouting zones where Indian bhangra and UK rave music bump fists, a la Mick St. Clair’s remixes of Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan.

Un-fucking-missable!!!

DJ SMILEY BOBBY - Dhol Tasha Drum Exercises from Maharashtra (sampler)

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One brilliant and diasporic result of the journey Angolan music has made through urban Europe. Nazar has produced work after work, extremely progressive in the advancement of the matrix that is the basis of his lexicon – between the deconstruction of being Angolan and many other broken and mutated origins over time.

“KUDURO-AXIS: Luanda, Lisbon & Beyond”, with DJ Znobia, DJ Marfox and Nazar, is presented by maat in the context of the “Terra Irada” programme curated by Pedro Gomes. This programme was presented during “maat Mode 2020”, between May and December.

Image: design by Lisa Hartje Moura, from an original photo by António Júlio Duarte, “Abelhas, China”, 2008.

Nazar – DJ set KUDURO-AXIS: Luanda, Lisbon & Beyond, 2020

Launched in October 2016 as part of EDP Foundation’s long-lasting commitment to cultural patronage, the Museum of Art, Architecture and Technology is an international institution dedicated to fostering critical discourse and creative practice that inspire new understandings of the historical present and an empowering engagement with the common future.

Located on the riverfront of the historic district of Belém, in Lisbon, the MAAT campus covers an area of 38,000 square metres and comprises a repurposed power station — the Central Tejo, an iconic example of industrial architecture originally built in 1908 — and a newly built complex designed by the London-based architecture studio AL_A (Amanda Levete Architects). Both buildings house exhibitions and events programmed by the museum and are connected by a landscape project by Lebanese architect Vladimir Djurovic.

Nazar – DJ set KUDURO-AXIS: Luanda, Lisbon & Beyond, 2020

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