Underground
Disco & Soul Edits for the dancefloor

Melbourne based deep house lover and elevator music specialist 

Chess Club 7 
Vibeball

Cut & Shut Edits take influences from Soul, Disco, Funk, Hip Hop & House music from the dusty archives with a firm aim of releasing 'Edits for Chiefs, DJ's & Dancers' 

Edits for Chiefs, DJ's & Dancers

sshhedits@gmail.com

CNS001 Lovely Juno Review:
There's little to tell about the identity of the producer (or producers) behind the Brother Edit project, as they are wisely keeping quiet to avoid a knock on the door from Her Majesty's finest. What we can tell you, though, is that this is a pretty darn tasty debut outing. It's a nicely varied affair, with the Brother from beyond showing an ability to work with both funk/soul style breakbeats (the head-nodding brilliance of superbly structured opener "Chains") and rolling, bass-heavy, kick-drum heavy 4/4 beat patterns. In the latter category, you'll find the bustling disco-funk roller "Right Now", the wide-eyed '80s soul-goes-house warmth of "Tonight" and superior (if needlessly sped-up) British reggae-funk makeover "Together".

A true veteran of the Melbourne music scene, Scott Freedman made his name as owner operator of Scattered Industries between 1997 and 2006, bringing a multitude of the world’s finest acts to over 50 events. 

As a DJ Scott established his reputation under his former alias Ruckus, with residencies at seminal events and club nights such as Hardware, Two Tribes, Pharmacy and Lounge. After an extended break, he made a long awaited return to the circuit, shaping a trademark intricacy of layering and sampling, traversing the spectrum of techno soundscapes.

2015 saw Scott team up with local Melbourne legend Dave Juric, with the two coming together to form Mahala. From humble beginnings as a platform to share the music they love, it has organically grown into a podcast and events series. A groundbreaking first year introduced the likes of AFFKT, Marc Marzenit, Paul Hazendonk, Wankelmut, Alex Kidd, Nick Hoppner, Pepperpot, Jody Wisternoff and James Curd.

Scott is a mainstay for those at the forefront of Australia’s electronic music scene. As a regular fixture for Darkbeat, funf, Stable and Sunny he’s supported a list of internationals any accomplished DJ would envy. Handpicked for Carl Cox’s inaugural Pure festival as one of only two locals to play main stage and international bookings on the horizon, 2016 is shaping up to be a massive year.

https://soundcloud.com/scottyfreedman

https://www.facebook.com/mahalamusicgroup 

Bookings: admin@mahalamusicgroup.com

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