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Nicholas Dubbington Stuff

My Sweet Song (Toby Lightman) - Thủy tẹt (Cover)

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Whilst sitting in a bar one night with a friend and writing a set list for a gig I was about to do, I wondered aloud what songs to play. "Why don't you play all your happy songs?" he hilariously quipped. "Right!" I thought, "I'll show him" and vowed to write a happy song. Up On The Heath was the result. 
Sadie

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UP ON THE HEATH

Won't you stand still with me 
We'll get out of this city 
We'll live our lives they're meant to be 
Breathe in the clean air

Oh, but you know my old car 
It just wont get us very far 
Just out of Hackney up to Gospel Oak is all im hoping for

So lets go up onto the Heath 
Watch the city crawl beneath our feet 
Try to beat these blues away

Oh, well won't you come away 
Cos the world looks good today 
Lie on our backs and watch the world rush by 
We're high in a blue sky

And I'll tell you what i know 
Of the city down below 
Of all the people here in London Town 
Well im so glad i found you

Oh, let's go up onto the Heath 
Watch the city crawl beneath our feet 
And try to beat these blues away 
And pretend the world is perfect for today

When the lights begin to fade 
We will slowly make our way 
Through the ancient trees of Hampstead Heath 
While the moon does creep 
And the city sleeps

We'll be up upon the Heath 
Watching the city crawl beneath our feet 
And we will beat these blues away, yeah 
And we'll know the world is perfect 
And everything was worth it 
Yes, we'll know the world is perfect for today.

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Album version from THE BLACKSMITH's GIRL features: 

Sadie Jemmett -- vocals & acoustic guitar 
Ed Harcourt - piano, bass, guitarron, accordion, baritone guitar, percussion 
Cass Browne - drums/percussion 
Nick Etwell - trumpet 
Sky Murphy - trombone 
Gita Langley -- violin 
The Langley Sisters (Gita, Rosie & Edie) - backing vocals

Producer: Ed Harcourt 
Engineer: Tom Loffman 
Mixer: David Bianco 
Mastering: Andy "Hippy" Baldwin 
Recorded at Beethoven Street Studios, London 
Mastered at Metropolis Studios, London

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Up On The Heath

Bungle - Numbers

From the forthcoming LP 'Memories'.

Bungle - Numbers - Spearhead Records

Inspired by post-punk fervor and the spiky pop of C86 and early Flying Nun / Creation label output, San Francisco’s Brilliant Colors stake out a unique spot in the indie music landscape. Their 2009 album, Introducing, is one of the finest debuts in recent memory, and they followed it with 7-inches on Slumberland and Make a Mess and a European tour with La La Vasquez that led to the release of another great single on Germs of Youth. Most recently, they teamed up with Belfast’s brilliant Girls Names to release a split 7-inch in Fall 2010. All of these singles were recorded with Oakland garage phenom Ty Segall, who spiked the ladies’ punk-pop swirl with his own special grit.

Now Brilliant Colors have teamed up again with The Pool's Alex Yusimov (who recorded their first album as well as Grass Widow and many of Portland's finest indie bands) to create "Again And Again," an album that represents a great next step for the band. The song-writing is still as infectious as ever, but the tunes are now more carefully arranged pushing the band far beyond their punk roots to something as elemental as pop gets. Songs like opener "Hey Dan," the sprightly "Value Lines" and "Hitting Traffic" combine guitarist/singer Jess' catchy-as-hell riffs with Diane's steady, rolling beats and Michelle's dense baselines to fashion songs that are deceptively simple -- straightforwardly rocking but also richly layered, revealing new twists on each listen.

The mood is confessional and late-night dreamy; Jess' unadorned vocals and eloquent lyrics are personal, direct and atmospherically deployed, mixed in with the songs like another instrument. They can be heard to great effect on tougher songs like "Back To The Tricks" and "Painting Truths," tempering those tunes' punchy punk dynamics with their melodic sensibility. Add in classic-sounding stormers like "Cult Face" and "How Much Younger" and you have all the makings of another great Brilliant Colors album, one that shows how finely they've honed their own unique brand punk-informed crash-pop.


Brilliant Colors - How Much Younger

A dub remix I did of the Florence & The Machine track "Kiss With A Fist"

Florence & The Machine - Kiss With A Fist [Nicholas Dubbingtons Off Your Tits Mix] Rough Edit

Hortlax Cobra - Teenage Ticks
We Are Wolves - Total Solide
Blood Orange - Lives & Treasure (Acrylics cover)
Gypsy & The Cat - Jona Vark (Tommy Trash Remix)
White Sea - Cannibal Love (School of Seven Bells Remix)
PNAU - Solid Ground (Cassian Remix)
Rayna - Broken Promises
Cornelius - Mic Check
Hortlax Cobra - Stinging Nettles
SAFE - Nice Places

Rewards - dfa radiomix #17

Big Troubles were formed by a group of kids who had been friends since high school, playing in bands, listening to records and coming of musical age together. As children of the 00's they're lucky enough to have a vast history of pop and indie rock to draw upon. Like the best of their peers they're omnivorous musical consumers, as enamored of classic Brit Pop gems as they are of 90s slacker indie rock. Led by two very gifted singer/song-writers in Alex Craig and Ian Drennan, Big Troubles are that rare beast: a band with two distinctive musical voices that smoothly mesh to create one integrated personality.

Early recordings by the pair were of the lo-fi home recorded variety, but over time they've grown (with the addition of drummer Sam Franklin and bassist Luka Usmiani) into a full four piece band to more fully realize their tunes. Their first album Worry (2010) and its attendant singles were excellent fuzz pop records in their own right, but to make their new record the band has taken the step of bringing in help in the form of the legendary Mitch Easter, whose resume includes stone cold classics from the likes of REM, Pavement and his own Let's Active. With Mr. Easter's expert engineering help, Big Troubles' excellent new album "Romantic Comedy" is a masterpiece of modern pop; a perfect balance of grit and polish, gorgeous guitar sounds and angelic vocals, underpinned by a set of superb songs.

"Romantic Comedy" kicks off with "She Smiles For Pictures," a brilliant slice of jangle-pop marked by an ear-tugging guitar lead and gorgeous choirboy vocals. "Misery" is a perfect 2:23 of teen angst, fired by a huge bassline and echoed, chorused riffs that are as much 90s Brit Pop as they are 00s indie rock. First single "Sad Girls" is a lovely slice of updated power-pop based on a catchy stop-start verse that gives way to an indelible, spiraling chorus; this tune is as big and bright as they come. "You'll Be Laughing" gears down for a nuanced meditation on suburban ennui, showing that this band had more up its collective sleeve than just kicking out pop anthems.

And so the record continues, through sure-fire entries into the noise-pop canon like the Boo Radleys-esque "Minor Keys," the lovely rush of "Softer Than Science" and the glam-tinged feedback-fest that is "Time Bomb." "Romantic Comedy" wraps up with the dreamy "Engine" and the driving "Never Mine," adding two more gems to this excellent album. Big Troubles have that very rare combination of taste, skill and talent, and aided by Mr. Easter's recording acumen they've created a virtually perfect modern pop album -- one that tips its hat to choice bits of pop past and present, but at the same time creates something totally fresh.


Big Troubles - Misery

After spending the bulk of the past year on the road in support of last November's excellent "Sports" LP on Slumberland Records, Weekend have also been hard at work on their followup record. Prior to their European tour in July, the band spent three weeks in the studio with producer Monte Vallier crafting their new EP, simply titled "Red." Prepare yourself for yet another gorgeous, violent sonic assault, because this EP packs a serious punch.

Opener "Sweet Sixteen" is mesmerizing grind, stately bass and drums underpinned by soaring vocals and echoed shards of guitar feedback and plucked notes. This leads directly into the noise-pop gem that is "Hazel" -- 3:50 of cascading bass chords, guitar clangor and a melody and chorus most pop bands would kill for. Amazing. "Your Own Nothing" is clattering piece of post-punk, spiked with layers of guitar noise and a dubbed-out atmosphere. 

"The One You Want" is a rather more straight-forward tune in the manner of "Hazel" and further proof that Weekend can craft melodies just as well as they can innovate with guitar textures and dazzle with sonic overload. The EP concludes with "Golfers," a song that downshifts into an extended minimal intro before building to a gorgeous crescendo of rumbling drums, chiming/fizzing guitars and as always that unerring sense of melody that Weekend always have in even the most noise-laden tunes.

"Red" is an excellent EP that packs more ideas into 5 songs than a lot of bands do into a whole record, and points the way forward towards Weekend's next long-player, due in 2012. Be sure to catch them on tour throughout September with Talk Normal.


Weekend - Hazel

I Hate College (Remix)

Neil Patrick Harris - My Freeze Ray (Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog)

Bruno FM - Sexy Barbie girl (Radio Edit) 
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Notorious B.I.G. - Going Back to Cali (Viceroy  "Jet Life"  Remix)

Lykke Li - Love out of lust (Saturday, Monday Bootleg Remix)

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Florence And The Machine - Cosmic Love (Seven Lions Remix) [DL link in description]

01 Ineffable (Nicholas Dubbington's This Is A Robbery Mix)

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Phillip Phillips - Home

The Black Angels - Haunting at 1300 McKinley

Dub, Remix of the sketch 'Wills Mum' from The Inbetweeners

Nicholas Dubbington - Milf

Saviour (Nicholas Dubbington's Haul 'n' Pull up Remix)

Single 'Ho Hey' is released 5th November

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The Lumineers - Ho Hey

Preview of some material thats coming up soon

Army Guns [Preview]

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Zero7 - Destiny (Nicholas Dubbington's 4 In The Morning Mix)

Congrats to The Lumineers on their recent grammy nomination.

Enjoy, my remix of The Lumineer's "Morning Song", remixed with their blessing :)
 Original release on Dualtone 2012

Makes use of a custom synth instrument: the Rachel Masonator

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The Lumineers - Morning Song ( The Use Remix)

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Dogs Eating Dogs EP [2012]
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Blink-182 - Pretty Little Girl

The Pains of Being Pure At Heart had quite a run over the last eighteen months. They released their self-titled debut last February to universal acclaim, racking up features in magazines like Spin, Rolling Stone and NME, earning Best New Music status from Pitchfork, and touring the US and Europe non-stop. They began 2010 with a month-long tour of Japan, New Zealand and Australia, and are wrapping it up with a series of west coast dates with labelmates Weekend and a sure-to-be-triumphant return to England.

All the while they've been working on new songs, releasing the excellent single Say No To Love in June and beginning work on their eagerly-anticipated second album. To help bring this new batch of tunes to life they've enlisted the help of producer Flood (Smashing Pumpkins, U2, PJ Harvey) and ace mixer Alan Moulder (My Bloody Valentine, The Jesus & Mary Chain, Arctic Monkeys). The result is a massive sounding album, sonically ambitious but still grounded in the peerless song-craft that The Pains are known for.

"Heart In Your Heartbreak" is the first preview from the new album, and it's a perfect snapshot of where the Pains are headed in 2011. An infectious slice of chunky power-pop with a great beat, sweeping synths and well-placed guitar jangle, it's immediately obvious that the new production team has brought out the best in the band. It's pure Pains all the way, but bolder, louder and more confident.


The Pains of Being Pure At Heart - Heart In Your Heartbreak

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Todd Rundgren - Bang on the Drum All Day

Kisses Down Low

Blink-182 - What's My Age Again

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Florence & The Machine - Kiss With A Fist [Nicholas Dubbingtons Off Your Tits Mix] Rough Edit

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