When sound vibes are coming, your perception is eagerly intended to catch emotions around them. Pass through your body first impressions silently, and concentrate on a second wave to blow your mind.

Second Wave

Liberate (Original Mix)

Liberate _ Electro Breaks_ Test

The track starts with subtle, atmospheric elements that gradually build up, creating a sense of tension and excitement. As the track progresses, it introduces pulsating basslines, driving rhythms, and intricating synth patterns, gradually intensifying the energy. "Soon" is the captivating and energetic techno track that embodies the essence of the genre while evoking a feeling of anticipation and progression.

SooN

Awake

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Break_O_Matic _ Mixed Breakbeat Set

HISTORY REPEATING

Shadows In The Daylight

Hold On

CIRCLES

Circles

Slip the DJ is a progressive breakbeat musician from New Orleans, LA represented by Kanga In Space management. A product of the original 1990s music underground, his style has been compared to that of the best loved artists of the “techno” era, when house music was fresh, exciting, and changing the scene all over the world. Inventive, kaleidoscopic, and eternally danceable, music by Slip the DJ builds crowds, interest and emotion for recordings, performances and playlist spots which never fail to excite his audiences.

An artist who paints with tones the world at large offers him, Slip's music often sounds live in a way digital music often doesn't.

Slip the DJ's repertoire includes such popular drops as “To the Top,” “When Music Was Music,” as well as his most recent release, “Bad as Funk,” a three-song EP which appeared from kundry Records November 15th, 2018. The EP contains the most prominent trio from Slip of late, “Tell Me (Ode to Funkwax),” “November Song,” and the title track, “Bad as Funk.”
 

Part of the secret to Slip the DJ's live-sounding digital music is his grounding outside of house and progressive breakbeat.

 

“I am a metal head, really,” Slip says. “I love drums, guitars – rhythm …”

 

This penchant is audible in the minimalist manner in which Slip layers his tracks on top of the beat. He's not a “wall o' sound” producer. If a breakbeat song could sound like five pieces playing onstage, that would be Slip.

 

Slip the DJ writes of his latest EP, “Bad as Funk,” “This record really is special to me. I tried to capture that old driving baseline that I fell in love with: 2001 bass that labels like Funkwax put out.”

 

“Bad as Funk” from Slip the DJ is available from over 600 quality digital music stores online worldwide now.

 

Jobo Records Official Website –

https://www.joborecords.com/

slipthedj@gmail.com

Liberate _ Electro Breaks_ Test

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