Taken from Eyes Of Ibad' debut release Samurai Outliers 006

Out now - http://sq.lnk.to/OUTLIER6

We introduce an all new artist with the latest edition of the Samurai Outliers series. Eyes of Ibad is a close associate of Torn and we’re happy to offer up his first four released tunes, inaugurating his own low slung creeping sound capped off with a searing collab with Torn.

Two of these tunes were first heard on last year’s Presha set for Hör and have been much requested since. Nows the time!

Follow Eyes of Ibad - www.instagram.com/the_eyes_of_ibad_dnb/
https://soundcloud.com/eyes_of_ibad

Samurai Outliers 006

Eyes of Ibad - Lattice [OUTLIER6]

IV. Gunston - Panorganics [UPDIG030]

The JUDDER label is back with the next part of its VA compilation. This time, we have something special — ten DJ-friendly tracks and tools, half of which were created exclusively using live gear. As usual, the concept of the series remains intact, bringing together seasoned true-to-the-craft professionals and rising newcomers.

Kercha leads the compilation with an experimental, grime-influenced tool simply titled "33". On the more breakbeat-leaning side, we have Unbroken Dub with his slow-paced, reflective story-teller "Other Desert Cities"; Cultrow, who is quite literally "Killin'" it with a stripped-back weapon that evolves into a half-time dubstep rattler before returning to its original pace; and JUDDER resident Oddkut, showcasing his interpretation of what can be called a tribal sound in "Tribal Trax", filled with subtle but ear-catching elements while maintaining a minimalist approach. Rotterdam’s very own Samwho isn’t far from the breakbeat and tribal vibe either, delivering an interesting hybrid with "Ura-Hara", featuring rhythms and shuffles inspired by earlier proto-dubstep productions. On the more experimental side, Anymodal takes things up a notch to virtually confuse the listener, bringing the concept of "slowfast" to a new level with his percussive-infused halfstep mind-blower "Tronic". Meanwhile, for those who like it simple, Raciya Bağdad demonstrates his gear-handling skills with a pretty straight-forward techno-tool "Vietnam Flashback", and Jovani Boa offers a clever yet discreet blend of acid and electro with "Flex Town". There’s even a hypnotic, easy-listening dub-techno fusion, courtesy of Dawn Razor and his track "Push 'n' Pull". Lastly, this time up-and-coming producer Anned is honored to round off the compilation with her gritty track "Annoying Hornet", reminding everyone what JUDDER and its sonic vision are all about.

The second instalment of the JUDDER compilation has not only gathered artists with diverse backgrounds, production styles, and approaches but also a wide range of genres and styles, carefully curated and blended to create a long-playing journey for listeners to explore.

TRACKLIST:

1. Kercha (@thekercha)  — 33
2. Unbroken Dub (@unbrokendub) — Other Desert Cities
3. Dawn Razor (@awnazor) — Push`n`Pull
4. samwho (@samuellwho) — Ura-Hara
5. Oddkut (@oddkut) — Tribal Trax
6. Raciya Bağdad (@raciyabagdad)  — Vietnam Flashback
7. Cultrow (@cultrow) — Killin'
8. Anymodal (@anymodal) — Tronic
9. Jovani Boa (@jovaniboa) — Flex Town
10. Anned (@theanned)  — Annoying Hornet

Mastered: Kercha ( @thekercha )
Design: PQQ ( @pqqshki )

Judder compilation #2 - Showreel (31.10.2024)

Guest mix by @ripley (Philadelphia) - from min 64 onwards

Rooted in jungle, breakcore, dancehall and dub, DJ Ripley weaves together bass sounds from cities all over the world, where immigrants and exiles bring their sounds from home and mix them with electronic beats. Her goal: to transform dancefloors into spaces for subversive pleasure, celebrating shared histories and their conscious dialogue, using music to challenge hierarchies: borders, genres, dominant definitions of gender and sexuality: to make systems quake and feel good doing it. She's opened minds and lit up dancefloors across 25 countries on three continents. Nurtured in Boston’s Toneburst Collective in the 90s, she cofounded Surya Dub (SF) in  2006,  joined Dutty Artz (NYC) in 2011, and in 2015 cofounded the groundbreaking HEAVY series with DJ Anna Morgan. More recently, she cofounded SUBVERSION PHL with Philly-based dj/producers Cristiña and Sideswipe. As a scholar, she’s also written a book on Jamaican soundsystem culture, copyright law and anticolonial resistance. It’s called Rude Citizenship.

Tracklist soon on my Instagramm or comment for id's!

Listen to the show:
Thursdays // four-weekly on Sub.FM // 5pm-7pm (CET)(Live)
Fridays // bi-weekly on Radio Helsinki // 22h-24h (CET)(rerun)
Thursdays // bi-weekly on Radio Helsinki // 13h-15h (CET)(rerun)

Send promos & dubs: dubs(at)sunpeople.at
Download the show via: archive.sub.fm/?s=Sun+People&submit=

DJ Ripley // Sun People - 14/11/24 - SUB FM

OA298: Homemade Weapons & Voidloss - Bloodlillies In The Moonlight

Homemade Weapons and Voidloss converge in a storm of mechanical chaos, crafting a dark soundscape where precision meets industrial aggression.
"Bloodlilies in the Moonlight" blooms like a cursed flower in a barren expanse—a death march etched in militant percussion, fractured rave stabs, and spectral whispers.
Homemade Weapons’ reimagining of "A Clattering of Hooves" is a shuffling, lumbering specter that shakes the earth like the thunder of an ancient cavalry.
A masterclass in layered sound design, weaving obscure atmospheres into heavyweight breakbeat artillery.

Follow Homemade Weapons: https://soundcloud.com/homemadeweapons
Follow Voidloss: https://soundcloud.com/voidloss

Voidloss - The Clattering Of Hooves (Homemade Weapons Remix)

EMP Slappy Hour 11/27/2024

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Jaskin & Uneven - Alternight

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Mastered by Sine Sound Mastering.
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info@sinesoundmastering.com

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Deep sounds from outer space, brought to you by Jaskin & Uneven.

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