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"Everyone knows I'm a lively character, I like the party." Oliver 'Skream' Jones is attempting to explain his stamina over a near two decade-long career and true to his unpretentious personality, he makes it sound easy. The 36 year-old has been making music since the age of 15 and despite being a busy father, this hour-long, unfiltered conversation at RA's London headquarters confirms that his love for the dance is as strong as ever.

Discussing his childhood, the seminal Dubstep Forum and and finding confidence through music, the dubstep legend reveals how his social skills, born from childhood visits to the pub with his father, gave him his first record store job. "My musical taste is all over the place, my range is broad," he says. That includes pop, a style that he likes for its collaboration with underground producers.

Skream's endurance in an industry that's synonymous with burnout is remarkable but he simply attributes it to pure instinct. "When something feels right, I do it. I don't see it as change, I see it as a natural feeling." That's why he made the decision years ago to focus on house and techno instead of dubstep, a style that he transformed from dark and slow to ravey. "I play for myself but that's what my fanbase has grown to love." 

That intuition also applies to his productions. "I've got to a point where I know what I want to hear and make it happen. That comes from doing the same thing for a long time." In the studio, he says he regularly listens to tracks repeatedly "and if it ever gets boring" or doesn't bring "a certain feeling," then he knows it's not ready.

To hear about his approach to remixes, his parenting style and what he has in the pipeline, listen to the conversation in full.

EX.633 Skream

Now live at the Blur Podcasts, the Amsterdam based duo - Da Graca Brothers! 

These two brothers who hail from Rosario, Argentina, but are currently residing in Amsterdam, first caught our attention earlier last year, with their track "Looking To My Eyes" released at Love & Loops, having since then released a bomb EP at Sengiley Recordings entitled "Bancame" as well as a single on the Rewind Ltd Vol.2 VA with the track "Acid Piano". 

They are also accomplished DJs with mixes recorded for Lovelee Radio, Feed Amsterdam and 64's Crew "Faces Podcast" which is why we invited them to be our guests for the 108th edition of the Blur Podcasts which is now live on our Soundcloud, Youtube and Apple Podcasts pages.

Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/blur-records/blur-podcasts-108
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Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/blur-records-podcasts/id1446494618

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Blur Podcasts 108 - Da Graca Brothers (Netherlands)

Now live at the Blur Podcasts, the Paris-born multi-instrumentalist, producer and DJ - Blazers! 

One of our absolute favorites, Blazers grew up surrounded by music, getting his first DJ gigs in Parisian bars before his majority. 

As one of the hottest French producers, Blazers has released several EPs on labels such as GLBDOM, Sounds of Lava Lava, Berlin House Music, Sengiley Wax and many others.

His track ‘Side2Side’ catched the attention of British labels, which led his music to be played multiple times on BBC Radio 1, receiving support from the likes of Damian Lazarus, Greg Wilson, Auntie Flo, Mousse T to mention a few.

His music is filled with house inspirations from Kerri Chandler, the funk and groove of Roy Ayers and the melodies of Yellow Magic Orchestra. Carried by warm and catchy basses, his tracks oscillate between musical genres to offer an original and always danceable mix. 

For these reasons and many more he's our guest for the 109th edition of the Blur Podcasts, which is now live on our Soundcloud, Youtube and Apple Podcasts pages.

Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/blur-records/blur-podcasts-109
Youtube: https://youtu.be/FASUoe3PrO0
Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/blur-records-podcasts/id1446494618

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Blur Podcasts 109 - Blazers (France)

Now live at the Blur Podcasts, the Moment Cinetique's label boss - Dave Platts! 

With its jazz-oriented and sample-heavy approach, the Sheffield, U.K.based imprint has become a surefire destination for deep, undulating house music since launching in 2018.

Over their short history they have been supported by established DJs such as Detroit Swindle, Fouk, Demuja, Cody Currie, Art of Tones, Brame & Hamo, Tilman plus many more.

Run by Dave Platts, Moment Cinetique’s release roster includes names like Carlo, Last Nubian, Intr0beatz, Felipe Gordon, Sweet Fruity Brunch, Cassettes For Kids, and many more.

Dave has provided us with an exclusive mix that includes some of the label’s releases and other noteworthy tracks, for our 110th edition of the Blur Podcasts, which is now live on our Soundcloud, Youtube and Apple Podcast pages.

Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/blur-records/blur-podcasts-110
Youtube: https://youtu.be/NFjd-Dp4HXk
Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/blur-records-podcasts/id1446494618

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https://www.traxsource.com/label/38436/moment-cinetique

Blur Podcasts 110 - Moment Cinetique (UK)

It's been a busy year for Jessica Cho, AKA Korea Town Acid. She's put out three records since 2021 and built close ties with neighbouring cities like Montreal and New York all the while finessing her live hardware shows. Speaking to Resident Advisor during MUTEK Montreal this past August, Cho unpacks her creative philosophy and the inspiration for her new album, Elephant in the Room.

"There's always pressure to make a banger," she says on the topic of sonic identity. "Sometimes, I just want to do what I do and make art." An advocate of cross-genre styles, the Toronto-based talent relies on her instincts when it comes to production. "I just try to do my thing, even if it's not digestible for everybody." Elephant in the Room is more than just palatable. Weaving in rap, jungle and glitch, it features an all-Canadian roster of guests and serves as a time capsule of Cho's pandemic experience. "I felt like I was the elephant in the room, isolated and trying to record this album."

A classically trained pianist, Cho has a wide range of influences that informs her craft. To hear more about her love for hip-hop, how she began building her modular set-up and what the Toronto scene is like, listen to the full conversation.

EX.635 Korea Town Acid

"I hate being recorded," Mala says nine minutes into this interview. "I don't like my sets being recorded, I don't like being video recorded." The Deep Medi boss and DMZ cofounder is describing his fiercely independent nature to journalist Kieran Yates, explaining how bright lights and prompts leads to self-consciousness. That's why DMZ parties are held in dark rooms, as to encourage freedom, he continues.

Authenticity is a defining theme of Mala's career. Speaking to Yates live at SOUP in Manchester as part of RA's 21st birthday celebrations, the Croyden-raised artist discusses how signing a record deal with EMI at the age of 20 led to misrepresentation. This early exposure to the industry's commercial backbone paved the way for DMZ's democratic, inclusive ethos, he tells Yates. "If I create something that's true to myself, and I can live an authentic existence, somehow by us all being ourselves, I think that makes the world better."

For more on the dubstep pioneer's approach to sound design and growing a community, listen to the chat in full.

EX.636 Mala

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Dance music deepened its presence in pop culture this year, expanding into TikTok's nichest corners as well as Billboard Hot 100 charts. For the December edition of the Critics' Roundtable, staffers Chloë Cochran, Whitney Ajayi, Martha Pazienti Caidan and contributor Vanessa Maria reflect on the major milestones of 2022.

Electronic music was part of global conversations on gender disparity and sexual violence, the group noted. Women's safety in clubs was a particularly concerning issue this year, they continued, highlighting incidents of needle spiking at clubs. On a more positive note, they applauded Butterz cofounder Elijah, RA's guest editor from earlier this year, whose efforts to educate on issues in the music industry led to a staff position at SOAS University of London.

To hear more about these topics, as well as the popularity of higher BPMs and definitive tunes like "B.O.T.A. (Baddest Of Them All)," listen to the chat in full.

EX.639 Critics' Roundtable [December 2022]

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