A groovy spin on the A$AP Mob's song "FYBR".

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First Year Being Rich (FYBR) - A$AP MOB, Playboi Carti- (HOUSE REMIX)[FREE DOWNLOAD]

Produced by Kanye West, 88-Keys, Camper & Ty Dolla $ign 
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¥$, KANYE WEST & TY DOLLA $IGN - HOODRAT (D0TSON REMIX)

please shut up x a lot (a$ap mob, a$ap rocky, gucci mane, key!, 21 savage)

A$AP MOB - Walk on water (Excalibur edit)

A$AP Rocky - Gunz N Butter ft. Juicy J ( ATX Flipped )

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With a discography that covers melodic techno, deep house, nu disco-flavours and progressive, Above & Beyond’s Anjunadeep imprint has been rewriting its own rule book in the past 18 months – gaining support from acts as varied as UK techno baron Dave Clarke, French house legend Lifelike, stadium dance star Deadmau5 and Eric Prydz.

With the release of Dusky’s effortlessly diverse “Stick By This” LP, the label’s boundaries are being redrawn once again. Ambitious, expansive but brilliantly cohesive, “Stick By This” joins the dots between Booka Shade’s melodic electronica (“Falling”), Leftfield’s dub techno (“I’m Running”), the classic musicality of MJ Cole (“Lost In You”) and warm Laurent Garnier-esque techno (“Need You Back”).

Adding further colour to the album’s spectrum, the album’s first single - “Lost In You” - is a deep, bass-driven piano house anthem that features the soulful vocals of Janai and has gained props from US house godfather Tony Humphries and UK bass talent Toddla T – the latter supporting the track BBC Radio 1.

Finding fans at opposite ends of the dance music spectrum is nothing new for the Dusky duo. Previously existing as progressive/ melodic house entity Solarity, Dusky are London based musicians Alfie Granger-Howell and Nick Harriman. As comfortable writing elegant orchestral pieces or stirring piano motifs as they are jackin’ garage house and epic techno grooves, their diverse sounds are united by the duo’s singular aim – to compose electronic music with depth, soul and originality.

Influenced by everything from classical and jazz to techno, UK bass and avant-garde electronica, their compositions have been supported by DJs as diverse as Dubfire, Sasha, Vincenzo, Shur-I-Khan, Motorcitysoul and Above & Beyond.

One of 2011’s most exciting debut albums, “Stick By This” looks set to extend their appeal further yet.


Dusky -  Mr Miyagi

FIRST TIME IN NYC @ APT 21.10.05 (greg wilson live mix)

This is the recording from my first ever appearance in New York. The gig was arranged to launch my Credit To The Edit compilation Stateside – it was at APT in the Meatpacking District on October 21st 2005.

Most people presumed that I’d been to NYC previously, a fair assumption given the influence the city has had on me, particularly via the black / dance music of the early 80’s, which provides a defining aspect of my DJ career, but this was not only my first time there, but my first time in the US (my first time on another continent now I come to think of it). 

I was made to feel very welcome though, and there were lots of NYC DJ’s in attendance that night – as I mentioned in the accompanying text for the ‘I Was A Teenage DJ’ download (http://soundcloud.com/gregwilson/teenage-dj-aka-greg-wilson-i/) Rug N Tug’s support for the track had turned it into one of the hottest underground tunes over there ahead of my arrival. It was hardly The Beatles stepping onto American soil at JFK in Feb ‘64 with their record at the top of the charts, but I felt that the ‘Teenage DJ’ track had helped prime things nicely for my US debut.

A former New York DJ who came to see me was Barry Lederer, who’d once played a hugely influential role as Billboard’s Disco columnist back in the 70’s, taking over from the great Tom Moulton (Barry was also co-owner of Graebar Sound, the company who installed the sound systems at venues including The Saint and 12 West). He’d planned to be accompanied by his friend Mel Cheren, a true pioneer of the Disco era, who owned the Paradise Garage as well as West End Records. Barry extended apologies for the no show from Mel, who wasn’t well, and we talked about hooking up during my next visit. However, it sadly wasn’t to be as Mel died in 2007, before my return. Just six months later Barry too was no longer with us. When I’d heard the sad news of his passing I played Jimmy Ruffin’s ‘Tell Me What You Want’ (1974) at my next gig – this was his favourite Disco record, and something I often used to slip in as a much loved oldie back when I started out in the mid-70’s. 

The music I played that night at APT was rich with reference to New York’s illustrious past, including my edit of ‘Psycho Killer’ by Talking Heads, which I’d put together especially for this night - this has since become one of my best-known cut-ups. I also played no less than six Teenage DJ tracks, half of which have never been made available. Oddly, now I look back, there was only one track included from the Credit To The Edit compilation (Brenda Taylor’s ‘You Can’t Have Your Cake And Eat It Too’), which had been issued in the UK the previous August. 

As with the ‘Electric Chair Manchester 26.02.05’ live mix that I recently uploaded here as exclusive content, this recording is presented here for the first time in its entirety. It was originally split into two CD length halves, hence the fade out you’ll hear on ‘You Can’t Have Your Cake’ at the end of what was Disc 1.

Greg Wilson – October 2011

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FIRST TIME IN NYC @ APT 21.10.05 (greg wilson live mix)

Out Now On Viva Recordings
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1. Broken Road (Giom Remix)
2. Broken Road


Jason TOKITA currently resides between San Diego and Seattle, making music and DJ’ing various events in both cities. He’s a rising star in the west coast house community, with previous jams on the likes of Kolour Recordings and Moulton Music. He’s a perfect fit for Viva Recordings who have enlisted TOKITA for this latest release, the jaunty deep house number “Broken Road”. Featuring cool bass lines and dreamy vocal cut-ups, this track is a delicious addition to an after-hours nightclub selection. Dubby embellishments, twisty arpeggiations, and warm splashes of percussion all combine to make “Broken Road” something special. London deep house don Giom (Supremus Records) bursts in for the remix and offers a sparse yet dramatic take. Tight four-on-the-floor rhythms, swelling pads, and an evocative use of the vocal ‘instrument’ make this entirely different from the original but, at the same time, recognizably connected. It’s another essential double-hitter from Viva Recordings. 

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Tensnake (Defected / The Vinyl Factory) - “Smooth Giom remix!”
Johnny Fiasco (Classic Fiasco / OM Records) - “Solid!”
Fer Ferrari (Deepclass Records / Plastic City) - “Nice remix, full support!”
Gabriel I (Tenampa Recordings) - “Deep nice bassy Remix by Giom. Support!”
Matthias Vogt (Motorcitysoul / Large Records) - “Very nice release, I especially like the Giom mix.”
Giom - “Boom!”
Ken Liu (Headset Recordings) - “the Giom mix is stellar but both are very solid tracks to make a well-rounded pack.”
Craig Turner (Profound Sessions) - “Wow! So so good.”
Bruno From Ibiza (Ibiza Global Radio) - “GIOM did the right job.”
DJ Di Costa (MoodyLushious Influences Radio Show) - “Very nice single - fresh and melodic, filled with positive energy.”

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Label and Artist Links:
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Broken Road

TOKITA - Broken Road (Viva Recordings)

A$AP Mob - Blowin' Minds (Skateboard) (feat. Chief Keef) (Instrumental)

Saved on Spotify "Young N***a Living" by A$AP Mob, A$AP Ferg, A$AP ANT, A$AP Twelvyy https://ift.tt/2f3U5XQ

Saved on Spotify: Young N***a Living by A$AP Mob, A$AP Ferg, A$AP ANT, A$AP Twelvyy

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