Stuff I like a lot that isn't trap

Dontcha

MF1403 - OL - Scape Border EP
Released 10/11

Available to pre-order from Phonica Records
http://www.phonicarecords.com/product/ol-scape-border-ep-pre-order-meda-fury/124527

Meda Fury welcome OL from Moscow, Russia. Following many varied contributions for labels such as Faces, Fine Grains, Phonica and Capital Bass. 
Lum Edit barges in sirens blaring, banging out machine like kick, hats and toms. The heaviest raw funk bassline is unleashed, and lumbers amongst Rap TV show samples and gunshots. Industrial gangster house. 
Around has a broken, jazzy Detroit feel. Sparing R&B vocal samples and afrocentric percussion ride the wah-wah and heavy bass guitar. 
Rimms comes straight out of leftfield, cutting edge drum machines rubbing up against Baltic art-rock samples. Its a strange claustrophobic affair with ghostly vocals. East European dancefloor paranoia. 
Myxa breaks the tension wide open, building a coiled spring of whistle-like riffs. R&B vocal snippets hype it up further before snapping and spilling its own elastic sub-bass. Fine feelgood ghetto-house action. 
Podumay's glitchy raw drums stomp forward towards all kinds of unknown sci-fi sounds and Kraut synth backgrounds. The contrast is a Detroit soul bassline and house percussion. 
Melt Down brings the tempo and mood way down to a mysterious close. The echoing sound of water and eerie isolationist synth washes recalling BOC. The beat is straight current-day Hip-Hop, tight snares rolling over dangerously low Miami-strength bass. Game over.


OL - Podumay Clip

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TWITTER - @MAXOKREAM
INSTAGRAM - MAXOKREAM


THIRTEEN (PROD. WXLF GXD)

Boboo 2

What a day

shog was here <3

Highly Anticipated. UZI Vert "LUV Is Rage"

16 **BONUS**  Paradise (Produced By Don Cannon)

OLHA AGORA

Recorded live at the Rimsky-Korsakov Museum in Saint-Petersburg, RUSSIA.

Rimsky Loop Russian Easter Overture LIVE (Excerpt)

control point

From the forthcoming compilation 'Suso Sáiz ‎– Odisea' 2016 © Music From Memory

Buy 2xLP

Suso Saiz - Apriendo A Amerizar (4:03)

TTT SHOP

Four Legs - Aguirre

Caution (B3)

October (B2)

track 12 :: 'Slack' :: (prod. Bilo503, lai.lai, & herrvahl) :: dfoozruboe.bandcamp.com

A new - K Speech

I've never known how to say "thank you"

Previously unreleased bonus track from the forthcoming cassette rerelease of my 2008 album 'Always From This Point'. 

- Limited Edition of 50. 
- Handmade insert woodblock printed on Japanese washi paper
- 5 unreleased, mostly unheard bonus tracks
- I couldn't let it lie

Alba


Release date for CD and Tape will be March 25th
For LP will be Mai 13th

11.03. CD released by Supreme Chaos Records/MC released by Monotonstudio Records
13.05. LP released by Supreme Chaos Records, Monotonstudio Records and Sentient Ruin Laboratories.

All music and noise recorded, mixed and mastered by Role at Tonmeisterei Oldenburg.
All vocals recorded by Rouven Bienert at AJZ Bielefeld.
Artwork bei B.D. Graft

UNRU: Totemiker

As we continue to pay homage to goddesses everywhere, we take a pit-stop in Denmark; Copenhagen to be exact. 

Nanna.B is homies with the guys from Mutual Intentions, the Oslo-based label/family who blessed us with tastefully seasoned grooves last November. And her output has also been a favoured destination for some of the BR cohort over the last couple of months; a heady collection of moonlit, experimental soul, jazz-tinged ooo-la-la's and VHS funk (via Mndsgn).

"Beaches" is the first track to emerge from her self-produced EP, LAPIS — fittingly titled as an ode to femininity. Vulnerable and beautifully stripped back, the track's skeletal instrumentation propel Nanna's vocals in to the front seat. A delicate, yet firm introduction to what's to come.

LAPIS acts as a stop-gap project as she readies her full-length album with productions by Anderson .Paak, Mndsgn, Iman Omari and Shafiq Husayn among others. Get familiar.

Nanna.B "Beaches" - Boiler Room Debuts

In an age of innumerable bedroom producers and DIY beatmakers, encountering one with a distinctive flavour to their music is becoming near impossible. This is refreshingly not the case, however, for Deft (aka Yip Wong). Having already manned several flagship labels of dance music such as WotNot, Brownswood, Hypercolour and Project Mooncircle (who billed Deft for their 2013 BR session), Deft draws musical, technical and stylistic influence from anything and everything in his musical creations. Initially a drummer, he now produces music which audibly tips its hat to hip hop, footwork, house, jungle and beyond. Check his 2014 "Emeralds" track for what we believe to be the ultimate embodiment of all of Deft's different musical pedigrees.

His latest venture on 20/20 LDN Recordings, the Blackest EP, takes a step back from the forward-propelling, Machinedrum-esque footwork drum rhythms that are prevalent in plenty of Deft's previous work. Here, the focus is on the deeper and darker. "After hearing what [label founders] Ivy Lab had in mind for 20/20, it instantly brought me back to the early beats scene," says Deft. "The beats scene was something that got me excited back when it emerged properly. I felt that excitement again with 20/20." Each of Blackest's five tracks stand out for varying reasons, but it's the penultimate one – a Tehbis and Touchy Subject collaboration – that has resonated with us beyond comparison. A track that seems to continually metamorphose within its 3.5 minute timeframe, so many musical territories are broached that it's pretty impossible to summarise. Initially luring you in through an ethereal world of crystallised synth fragments, the forecast slowly grows murkier, as the entire tracks gets sucked into dizzying whirlwind of dubby drums and electric static. A notable comeback from a truly talented beatsmith.

Blackest EP will be available both digitally and on vinyl on 8th April via 20/20 LDN Recordings and all good record stores.

Stuff I like a lot that isn't trap

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