Exclusive (and relatively bizarre) one from Issue – the rapping, producing, and tea-drinking son of Bay Area rap legend E-40 - produced by http://soundcloud.com/bigwar. Check our interview with him here: http://www.redbullmusicacademy.com/magazine/issue-interview

Issue - Aura (List Of To-Do's) [Produced by Big War]

"Y'all takin shit too serious/I do this shit for fun..."

CLASS OF RBMA 2011 
say, when I was a yout' I used to burn collie weed in a rizzla
I use to bun it in a rizzla
Now I am a man I jus' a burn collie weed in a chalwa
I just a rub it in a chalwa



Sonic Sketches. Practice sessions for future live sets.

📩 Booking: jozua@blackartistdatabase.co

Hiii! ( ＾◡＾)っ 
Bio:
Sarah Farina is an international DJ, music producer, curator and activist. She hosts and curates the interdisciplinary Berlin event series Emergent Bass with her friends, which focuses on the historical awareness of cultural contexts
of music and celebrates and uplifts the Afro-diasporic influences in underground club culture.

She’s innovative, she’s skilful, and she’s the smiling antithesis of genre cliques and sour scene elitists and sprinkles positivity over the darkest bass.
What you hear is all you need to know. And what you’ll hear from Sarah Farina’s sets and music productions are seamlessly blended bass-heavy frequencies and futuristic beats with fearless forays through the hardcore
continuum and beyond.

It’s inclusive, forward-thinking and unrestrained. It’s a genre-rejecting style that she’s named Rainbow Bass.
She’s vocal about the issues of current club culture and runs the project „Transmission“ with researcher Dr. Kerstin Meißner, which aims to make the political relevance and history of international sound, club and rave culture audible and visible.

The Red Bull Music Academy is a world-travelling series of music workshops and festivals: a platform for those who make a difference in today's musical landscape. Here, you'll find exclusive downloads and streams from Academy participants, family, and friends.

I do what I can to shake things up and switch my format. I hope you appreciate my time, because I appreciate yours. 
One Love, Nuff Respect
-Ben-

"Your tracks possess different moods and are ineresting to explore so that my thoughts jumped from one thing to another and were never tired. They are very deep as well. And every time i listen to music that deep, i kind of get high or euphoric or stoned even without being on something." - rboned 

booking: booking@throughmyspeakers.com


When the Sick Girls started to spin their favorite tracks in clubs back in 2004 Berlin was still all about Techno. A change was overdue and the girls found themselves right in the center of it. Grime, Dubstep, Bass; The new sound from the UK underground combined with Gangsta Rap, B-more and Digi-Dancehall was ringing in their ears; Playing for the heck of it proved to be a welcome change from the Berlin Techno monopoly, providing the girls with a platform to showcase all varieties of bass heavy music. More and more fans jumped on board along the way, until it was time to give the maximal sound a home; Sick Girls set up their own party series in 2005, called - Revolution N°5 - a sound concept with no borders and rules, that obeys one master only; the bass has to kick ass! The Sick Girls combine elements from a plethora of music styles, bringing them all together in one big cutting edge hybrid state of the art of contemporary dance music. Playing around the world with like minded folk including Buraka Som Sistema, M.I.A., Major Lazer, Dizzee Rascal, Bonde Do Role etc. alongside presenting their Revolution N°5 clubnight back home in Berlin as well as braodcasting a monthly FM radio show; they are at the epicenter of a self moulded scene, and ready to go off; sick style! 