jazz breakbeat

Another 12'' from a few years ago... The original is a badbwoy tune (daaaamn im missin' brother Domu) and lady MC Detour gets to bless da mic on my take... Blindin vocals from the one & only Yolanda Quartey. 

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Domu   Dangerous Times  (Simbad Remix)   Coop 2005

“An adventurous album from Australian Jazz Artist of the Year nominee Cameron Undy, with remixes by top leftfield dancefloor producers”

Kidzen is an alias of heavyweight Sydney musician, composer and bass player Cameron Undy. Nominated for the 2006 Australian Jazz Artist of the Year award, Undy’s history of playing over the last 15 years reads like a who’s who of jazz, having recorded and shared the stage with greats including Mike Nock, Sam Rivers and Don Pullen.

Cameron has also been closely involved with artists fusing jazz with abstract dancefloor beats. He can be found in the credits for titles such as Verve Remixed, on labels including Ubiquity, Compost and Giant Step and has toured the world and recorded with top producers such as Mark De Clive Lowe, 4Hero, Bugz in the Attic, Megashira, Nathan Haines, Seiji and Kabuki.

Split across 2 discs (album + remixes) the album features a formidable cast of musicians including Carl Dewhurst, Gerard Masters, Felix Bloxom, Ian Mussington, Phil Slater, Matt Keagan, Fiona Johnson, together with vocal contributions by Inga Liljestrom, Pat Powell and Kye.
Kidzen’s splintered beats and unconventional time signatures unapologetically challenge the listener while rewarding us with a vision of someplace new and very special. Euphoric, dense, twisted and sublime, the album concern’s itself little with fashion, instead bearing a timelessness punctuated by the underlying genius of a brilliant and important contemporary composer.

Equally compelling is the second disc of dancefloor re-interpretations by a selection of producers perhaps similar to Undy in their refusal to be afraid of taking music somewhere new. The remixes are an album unto themselves with substantial contributions by Jamie Lloyd, Deepchild, Domu, Rephrase, Jimi Polar, Peret Mako and Betaville Orchestra. 
“Illuminates in no small way the talents that abound in the Sydney scene” 
– Straight No Chaser, UK

"(Undy) does not merely recycle what he has heard but will really take music somewhere of his own" 
– Don Burrows

Supersticious (Domu Remix)

Mid 2000 biznizz feat. Amp Fiddler that came out on a 10'' on Pantone Rec ... Just found it in my old library ... Grab it or buy it  ;-)

jazz breakbeat

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