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QTip Ft Busta Rhymes vs Dj Eibhlin - For The Nasty (Drgrnthmbs Mix)

You can hear, in the songs of No Regular Play, hints at the sounds that inspired the duo to make music in the first place, and sonic whispers of the vast musical lexicon they share. Friends since the age of eight, Greg Paulus and Nick DeBruyn grew up listening to Native Tongues and underground hip-hop and jazz. That love of music never waned: the two traveled to Cuba together to study Afro-Cuban music and Paulus formally studied classical and jazz and toured with the band Beirut. That explains, then, why their output since they began releasing music in 2008 – mostly as part of the Wolf+Lamb collective – has so effectively married diverse sonic influences with smooth house. Nothing Less, their debut release on the HAKT label, very nearly glides through its four songs, bringing along elements and instruments give this release depth, richness and texture. 

On “Nothing Less,” the opener, Paulus plays trumpet against a backbeat that’s suddenly surrounded by cosmic synths and his own Prince-reminiscent vocals. Track two, “Night Ranger,” feels like an ‘80s summer night, with keys forming elegant patterns beneath Paulus’s vocals and sparse, mournful horns. “Ice Cold Bottle” toys with synthy funk, and fills out with murky keys, thumping beats and lyrics that are smirkily, playfully sleazy (And includes maybe the best lyric of late: “Don't bother with the bathing suit/’Cause that suit will drop.”) And “Indigo,” which starts off with stacks of handclaps and big bottomed bass, unexpectedly weaves in swooning cello and string swells that feel hopelessly romantic.

A1-Nothing Less

KEEP - THEM - HIGH - HEELS - ON - Chris Lewis feat Goss

Sustainable Dub

Differentology (Ready For The Road) REMIX - Bunji Garlin feat. Busta Rhymes

Download our remix of Safeword by Deniz Kurtel exclusively at www.crewlove.us.

CREW DOWNLOAD

Deniz Kurtel - Safe Word (No Regular Play Remix)

ISOLATION DUB - Produced by Assaf Wolf & Yam Regev

~Coming to Ya! Make ya' rockin' at the dance - Isolation Dub!!

Yam Regev - drums, bongos, guitar, keyboard, melodica, mix, dubbing and producition.
Assaf Wolf - bass, guitar, sound effects, melodica, video editing and production.
Yaacov Moreno - mastering

Youtube videoclip -
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wX864k_Kw5U

Isolation Dub

Isolation Dub - Assaf Wolf & Yam Regev

CASH OUT featuring Young Dolph - BACK DOOR

Asian Doll - Boss Up

For more Info:
www.facebook.com/Therealassafwolf

Bass, brass arrangements and sampeling by Assaf Wolf.
Guitar by Golan Blumenkrantz.
Clavinet and spacy vibes by Dror Shem Tov.
Vocals by Biggie Smalls

Mixed by Assaf Wolf and Dror Shem Tov.
Production by Assaf Wolf.


Art by Shira Salimi


Hypnotize - Biggie Smalls Inna Afro-Dub Style (Assaf Wolf Remix)

Asian Doll - No Flockin

RockersSalvation

Cameo was one of our favorite Brooklyn clubs that regrettably closed just over a year ago. For our last hurrah there we did a two night residency that we recorded with the intent of making a live record. This was the first night and there was truly magic in the air. We were incredibly lucky to have our favorite musicians John Camp, Jake Saslow and Bram Kincheloe join us. It's our best recording to date. We could not have done it without the impeccable front of house sound engineering of Brendon Clark. We then gave the recording to Dave Robertson AKA Cameo Culture to master and he did an amazing job! Big hugs and thanks to the entire Cameo staff and, especially, boss man Jify Shah who created so many magical nights there for our entire community.

Live from Cameo Brooklyn

A Night in Tunisia

Be Together (NRP Alternate Mix feat. John Camp)

- 4 track Stems
- Live play riddim play by Westfinga
- OldSchool Dubwise :-)

MINOR IN DUB

no regular play - rain (all day), avenue 
Two tracks made at a time that defined their music development ... searching beneath the machines and software and influences that give a band a voice ..... here are the voices of exploration for all to hear. Nick and Greg are childhood friends from Minneapolis who relocated to New York to pursue their love for music. An interpretation of 'rain (all day)' premiered in September 12, 2011, as part of 'TimePiece', a large-scale work composed by Greg and his father Stephen Paulus and performed by the Minnesota Orchestra as part of the opening program of the Orchestra's 109th season. The piece received much acclaim will be commissioned for future performances in the USA.