Pshhh

Space Madness

Hi, I´m a fly..Hey I´m a frog. What do frogs eat? - We eat flies

classic dbstp

rapin mane

Ninja tune+Big dada+Brainfeeder ***best tunes

The Bug

The Bug - All Shit

da BIG

The Bug : Main mutation of producer Kevin Martin who over the years has been, and is also currently, known as...
King Midas Sound, Techno Animal/Ice/God (with Justin Broadrick of Godflesh/Jesu), Razor X Productions (with The Rootsman & various M.C’s), Pressure, Ladybug, the man behind Pathological Records, compiler of various compilations for Virgin Records (Macro Dub Infection, Jazz Satellites), production work/collaborations with noise-jazz outfit 16-17, Pete “Sonic Boom” Kemper’s E.A.R projects, John Zorn, Kevin Shields, El-P, and Anti Pop Consortium, to name just a few. Has provided bass booming remixes for Grace Jones, Thom Yorke, Jon Spencer Blues Explosion, Primal Scream, Einsturzende Neubauten, Stina Nordenstam, Dalek, Two Fingers, Beastie Boys, etc… really far to many to list here. A discography spanning labels as diverse as Ninja Tune, Virgin, Rephlex, Position Chrome/Mille Plateaux, Word Sound, Hyperdub, City Slang, Tigerbeat 6, Grand Royal… all of which shouts loud that Kevin Martin is a credible sonic survivalist and not some come lately producer. 
The Bug first came to be in 1997, when Kevin collaborated with DJ Vadim on ‘Tapping The Conversation’. Released on N.Y’s Word Sound label is was conceived as an alternate soundtrack to Coppola’s ‘The Conversation’. No thought was given at the time that a collaboration with DJ Vadim would be a precursor to working with Ninja Tune 10 years later. 
From 2001-2004 The Bug teamed up with UK dub veteran The Rootsman for a series of singles under the name Razor X Productions. The early productions of which would frame the template for the first proper Bug full length, 2003’s ‘Pressure’. The Razor X material was some of Kevin’s first foray’s into what would become a signature head-sheering apocalyptic dancehall production style. This was continued on ‘Pressure’ but also with an ear to balancing out the sound with headier dubs. Classic dancehall M.C Daddy Freddy was brought in, New Flesh’s Toastie Taylor, along with The Rootsman, Roger Robinson, Paul St. Hilaire (aka. Tikiman), Wayne Lonesome, and more… 
Towards the end of this period some crucial connections would come about that would shape The Bug’s work in the later half of this decade, one of which, was being interviewed for XLR8R Magazine by Steve Goodman, aka. Kode 9. Finding they had a lot of similar music taste and interests Steve recommended a new crop of producers in London that he was hanging out with that were revolving around the Fwd Club at Plastic People. Discovering that these people shared the same hunger for bass, space, and unaligned sonic trajectories, The Bug felt right at home alongside Loefah, Digital Mystikz, Skream, etc… Over time this group of people would shape what would be commonly known as Dub-Step. Through his work with Wayne Lonesome, Kevin was turned on to the work of Warrior Queen. Instantly blown away by her delivery he made contact and the ensuing releases ‘Aktion Pak’ (Rephlex) and ‘Money Honey’ (under the moniker ‘Pressure’ which was released on Kode 9’s Hyperdub label) further shaped the musical direction of The Bug. The final piece of the new incarnation of The Bug came about when Kevin was booked for a Mary Anne Hobbs session of BBC Radio 1’s Breezeblock. Two of the main vocalists requested were Roll Deep’s Flowdan, and Ricky Ranking (best known for his work as vocal foil/inspiration to Roots Manuva). 
"It's angry and ferocious, but always triumphant: When it threatens to bust out your windows and rip holes in your speakers, it crackles with the kind of force that makes you want to punch the air as hard as your subwoofers do" (Pitchfork : London Zoo 8.6)
All these connections became the starting point for ‘London Zoo’, his critically acclaimed debut release for Ninja Tune which dropped in 2008. Utilizing the aforementioned vocalists, along with UK reggae legend Tippa Irie, it was a record grown out of the heart of London sound-system culture and multi-cultural meltdown. A record that although was referenced to the early dub-step scene, also busted outside of any of those narrow definitions and stood on its own as a celebration of the capitals urban cultural clash, uniquely detonating dancehall, grime, hip-hop, and noise onslaughts. A record campaign that culminated in a personal invite from Trent Reznor to blow up stages in some of the most unlikely reaches of America on the Nine Inch Nails "Lights In The Sky" tour. 
"After 'London Zoo' I wanted to come with something intense and fresh, and the ACID RAGGA label is it." Kevin Martin, The Bug 
Having spent the years since London Zoo dropped alternating between Bug live shows, and concentrating on this apocalyptic lovers rock project King Midas Sound, The Bug is remerging, and he's back with a Roland TB-303 in hand, and an 808 under his arm, detonating a new genre and sub-label : Acid Ragga. 
But this isn't your parents second coming of the summer of love acid. This time there will be no smiley faces, no ecstasy, and no future. The world is truly fucked and Kevin Martin can always be relied on to soundtrack armageddon time. Rather, this dystopian acid takes influence from pioneers like Stakker's 'Humanoid' , Plastikman, Phuture's 'Cocaine/Your Only Friend', Aphex Twin etc and twists it into Kevin's own perverted take on classic dancehall. Harkening back to when Sleng Teng refined Jamaican music as we know it, the Acid Ragga imprint will forever scar the face of raggamuffin reggae. 
The first Bug track, scheduled for release in June, is "Can't Take This No More" which finds the legendary Daddy Freddy slowed down to a menacing crawl, on a countdown to self destruction. Whilst the flip ft. Inga Copeland (Hype Williams) on "Rise Up", sounding like Donna Summer on smack, crooning inna deeper shade of blue. 
The debut Acid Ragga release will be swiftly followed by single 2 by The Bug, "Ganja Baby" ft. Daddy Freddy, which is a body breaking, robo-raggamuffin, weed anthem (think 'Witness the Fitness' remixed by Richie Hawtin in cold crush mode). 
Watch for a continuing series of Acid Ragga singles throughout the year. Leading up to the next Bug album proper 'Angels & Devils'. Names that The Bug is working with on the project, in addition to Inga Copeland and Daddy Freddy include Death Grips, Gonjasufi, Grouper, JK Flesh (Godflesh/Jesu), The Spaceape, Flowdan + Warrior Queen. 

THE BUG

grime hiphop bass trap

Live recording of Spooky from GetDarkerTV LIVE in London.

Broadcast 10 July 2013.

Watch full video here:
http://getdarker.com/getdarkertv-live-174/

Spooky - GetDarkerTV LIVE 174

Trigga & Chimpo - Drama

<a href="http://smarturl.it/wileyfuckit">Big Dada Shop</a> / <a href="http://smarturl.it/wileyfuckitit">iTunes</a>

Wiley - 'Fuck It' released 16 December 2013 on Big Dada / A-List.

http://www.bigdada.com
http://www.wileyofficial.com

<a href="https://twitter.com/WileyUpdates">Follow Wiley</a> / <a href="https://twitter.com/bigdadarecords">Follow Big Dada</a> 

Fuck It

Wiley - 'Fuck It'

DUHΔN  - Crush a Bit

Fat Viking Riddim Daddy Freddy

iTunes: http://smarturl.it/angelsanddevilsit
Ninjashop: http://smarturl.it/angelsanddevils
Amazon: http://smarturl.it/angelsanddevilsaz

The Bug's album 'Angels & Devils' released 25 August 2014 on Ninja Tune.

'Zim Zim Zim' ft Burro Banton, a session track taken from the Angels & Devils recordings.


Follow The Bug on:

Facebook: http://on.fb.me/1us68i8
Twitter: http://twitter.com/thebugzoo
Spotify: http://smarturl.it/thebugspotify

http://atwarwithtime.com
http://ninjatune.net

Zim Zim Zim

Angels & Devils

The Bug - 'Zim Zim Zim' ft. Burro Banton

The Bug - Skeng ft.Killa P - Flowdan

You can run ... or run faster and enjoy it

The Bug feat. Flow Dan - Run

Roots Manuva in Klan boogie mode.... produced by toddla t and roots manuva

Snake Bite - Roots Manuva

Lana Del Rey - Video Games-  Jakwob and Etherwood Remix

Lunice & Azealia Banks - Runnin'

Remix I did for https://soundcloud.com/shlohmo <3
 
Alternative Download: http://www.mediafire.com/?2ym6osy6n728v18

www.facebook.com/RLGrime
www.twitter.com/RLGrime

https://soundcloud.com/wedidit-collective

Shlohmo - The Way U Do (RL Grime Remix)

Preview edit of 'Can't Take This No More' feat. Daddy Freddy, taken from The Bug's 7" single 'Can't Take This No More', released on Acid Ragga / Ninja Tune in June 2012.

Buy on 7" vinyl at the Ninjashop: http://bit.ly/ITE1Rb

http://www.ninjatune.net

The Bug - 'Can't Take This No More' feat. Daddy Freddy

Time Bomb

The Bug - Catch a Fire

Preview of The Bug's "Rise Up" feat. Inga Copeland of Hype Williams, taken from the 'Can't Take This No More / Rise Up' 7", out now on Ninja Tune.

Buy at the Ninjashop: http://ninjatune.net/release/the-bug/cant-take-this-no-more

Listen to a preview of "Can't Take This No More" feat. Daddy Freddy: http://snd.sc/IjGZ4S

http://www.ninjatune.net

The Bug - 'Rise Up' feat. Inga Copeland

02. Burst Da Pipe

The Bug's Acid Ragga assault continues with news of the second single lined up to drop on his 7" imprint. Daddy Freddy back on the A-Side flex with a body breaking, robo-raggamuffin anthem to that timeless dancehall/reggae subject matter… Weed!

Watch for more Acid Ragga news leading up to the next Bug album proper Angels & Devils. Featuring Inga Copeland, Freddy Death Grips, Gonjasufi, Grouper, JK Flesh, Spaceape, Flowdan, Warrior Queen and more. And also be sure to get your hands on ACIDRA001 in all it's gloriously packaged metallic inks, coloured vinyl and musical pressure hitting stores soon. 

Ganja Baby

Buy At The Ninjashop

The Bug - 'Ganja Baby' feat. Daddy Freddy

Listen to a new single from another great release by Biomat called Montáž which is coming soon. Whole album was made strictly from scratch and vinyl using only turntable with loop pedal.

Released for free download 
ajlavmjuzik.com

Biomat - Lego

Buy Two Fingers aka Amon Tobin - 'Stunt Rhythms' :

iTunes: http://glnk.it/1nv
Amazon: http://glnk.it/1hv
Ninjashop: http://bit.ly/stuntrhythms

Amon Tobin marches to no one’s beat but his own. In a career spanning over ten years he has been connected to but never belonged to a host of scenes and styles. He has consistently made the music he feels he needs to make, not what other people think he ought to make, always exhibiting a level of attention to sonic detail which makes his music more intensely textured, beautiful and brutal than almost anyone’s out there. 

Make no mistake – 'Stunt Rhythms' is about beats and bass. The model for the album comes from “Fools Rhythm” (included here), one of the standout tracks from Ninja’s 20th anniversary 'XX' boxset, an infectious mixture of playground melody, sharp beat and thunderous bass. 

Although Amon’s love of the lower reaches of low end will undoubtedly cause people to reach for lazy comparisons with dubstep, 'Stunt Rhythms' is in fact more accurately viewed as his love letter to hip hop – less the rampant consumerism of, say, G-Unit’s “Stunt 101” than the early culture of innovation and freshness, of showing off simply that you’re better at what you do than anyone else. So while tracks like “Snap” could be said to literally break down classic hip hop to its constituent components and put them back together in completely new shapes, the more uptempo tracks like “Razorback” come on like a whole new soundtrack for an as-yet-uninvented future pop-locking. If you imagine Mantronix as a Kenworth K100 truck, Two Fingers is what happens when the truck turns into Optimus Prime. 

Uncompromising, muscular and powerful, the music of Two Fingers is also full of subtle touches, humour and a supple sense of rhythm. Which, when you think about it, is just showing off.

Buy 'Stunt Rhythms'

Two Fingers aka Amon Tobin - 'Two Fingers Mix' (From ISAM Live)

The Bug - 'Diss Mi Army' feat. Miss Red

Taken from The Bug 'Infected' EP, out 15 November on Ninja Tune.

Infected EP

The Bug - 'Tune In' feat. Roots Manuva

Taken from <a href="http://ninjatune.net/artist/the-bug">The Bug's </a> Acid Ragga 7" <a href="http://ninjatune.net/release/the-bug/hardcore-lover-ft-warrior-queen-goodbye-ft-miss-red">'Hardcore Lover'</a> which is released February 4th 

<a href="http://bit.ly/UYivCb">Ninjashop</a>

The Bug - 'Hardcore Lover' feat. Warrior Queen

Pre-order: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/album/fade-feat.-maiday-ep/id593931489

Fade - Huw Stephens - BBC Radio 1

<a href="http://bit.ly/UYivCb">Ninjashop</a>

Taken from <a href="http://ninjatune.net/artist/the-bug">The Bug's</a> Acid Ragga 7" <a href="http://ninjatune.net/release/the-bug/hardcore-lover-ft-warrior-queen-goodbye-ft-miss-red">'Hardcore Lover'</a> which is released February 4th 

The Bug - 'Goodbye' feat. Miss Red

#EVILWAYZ COMING SOON SHOUTS OUT SKINNY PIMP

iTunes Link

DJ SMOKEY - TALK DAT SHIT

Now remastered & on 12", with instrumental & accapella! taken from the album 'Keep It Unreal'

Keep It Unreal

Jusjus (feat. Roots Manuva)

Blvck Raven at his finest turn up or turn around !

Spotify

Yung Simmie - Lean With The Sprite

Mr.Sisco - Drink My Nutt (Prod. By Dj Smokey)

"UK Allstars (Congo Natty meetys Benny Page - Radio Edit)" featuring Tenor Fly, Top Cat, General Levy, Tippa Irie, Sweetie Irie and Daddy Freddy, taken from the album "Jungle Revolution", to be released on Big Dada Recordings, 1 July 2013. 

Congo Natty aka Rebel MC has a career dating back to his early hit with Double Trouble, "Street Tuff," but is probably most respected as one of the pioneers of Jungle - perhaps the first uniquely UK-born bass music. 

"Jungle Revolution" features the whole of the extended Congo Natty family and was mixed with Adrian Sherwood. Clearly showing this Rasta's belief that Jungle is a re-boot of roots reggae for a new century, the record is full of blood and fire, the sternum-buzz of sub-bass, rapid fire drum breaks, sweet hooks, righteous anger and professions of religious fervour. It’s the kind of passionate, committed, raw and spiritual, beautiful record that doesn’t come along every day.  

To celebrate this release, we are streaming the track "UK Allstars," which features a who's who of British soundsystem culture. This is the first time ever that this line up have all appeared on one track together and so also marks a historic coming together of a scene which lies at the roots of so much of what we now take for granted in UK music, from dubstep to grime to drum & bass and beyond.

<b>UK Allstars</b>
Download "UK Allstars" on iTunes - http://glnk.it/234
Stream and download 'Congo Natty Mix by Uncle Dugs' - http://bit.ly/15W21BV
Watch "UK Allstars" on YouTube - http://bit.ly/1a6oxWl

<b>Jungle Revolution</b>
'Jungle Revolution' iTunes - http://smarturl.it/CongoiTunes
'Jungle Revolution' Ninjashop - http://bit.ly/17uBEDJ

The Bug feat. Flow Dan - Run

stormwind