BASSment RECORDS INTERNET PROFILE

Bassment Records was founded and started by Mustafa (a.k.a. Muskat Project or Mus), see www.myspace.com/muskatproject page…
 
With over twenty years of clubbing experience (having been through lots of different music scenes, from Punk/80’s Synth Electro Pop, Early House to the warehouse party scene in the 90’s and back to the House/Electro scene in the naughties!! The partying is finally over, however, Mus has kept his passion & following for the ever-changing genre of House Music.

Although, working full-time for a large Melbourne Based Menswear company as “Garment Designer/Engineer, Mus has found time, in the last 5 years, to learn the piano (with a basis in Jazz & blues scales) & study music theory, alongside with music production. Albeit, a huge learning curve, Mus decided to start his sideline career as artist name, “Muskat Project”, a studio based House Music producer with the odd DJ Set for special parties only. 

In a highly competitive & tough industry to break into, Muskat Project, managed to release an Electro House Track – “Tribal Sex” with British record label – “Deep Wave Recordings”. The track got a complete TRIBAL work over from DJ Darren James and is up to this day, one of the best sellers on the label. (Go to www.djdownload.com/deep+wave+recordings/792 & http://www.junodownload.com/search/?q%5Bartist%5D%5B%5D=%22muskat+project%22&solrorder=relevancy to listen or download the track). Muskat Project is still producing demos and sending them to various record labels for further future releases. 

In the meantime, Mus has put together “BASSment Records”, a digital record label, so that he can now release his own work & other up & coming DJ/Producers…the order of the day is bass-heavy, DISCO HOUSE music with a play on DEEP & DIRTY. BASSment Records intends to supply DJs around the world with music to play in a thumpin’ Disco House set or as warm-up/end of the night music for House Djs.  Listen to Muskat Project’s House style & you will notice that in most cases, the main hook from the track is the bass line – hence the label’s name. His first track, “Forever” has just been given a Digital Remix, adding ‘filthy’ Electro bass sounds & a Hip Hop influence in the middle section where the track breaks down. Perfect as a warm-up track for any House DJ with a funky or dirty disco/electro slant.

2003:  Through an odd stroke of fate, professional musician Rick Smith put down his trusty saxophone for awhile and concentrated his free time on learning a touch of piano.  After some time shedding the new medium he began creating beautiful, sensitive songs, and he proudly brought his melodies to audiences at open mic nights around Detroit. Despite the fact that Rick had poured his heart and soul into the music, his performances seemed to leave a very indifferent attitude on the faces of the people he was crooning.  Partially because he sucked and partially because it's been done before.

And then something happened...

One sunny day in 2003 Rick was hunched over his Fender Rhodes electric piano. He asked the lovely young lady who was hanging around at the time for a song topic. She sarcastically replied with "sex".  After asking her for one more topic to make things a big more interesting, Rick penned what was to become one of the greatest hits of the decade, "Sex & Blowjobs".

Rick Becomes Charming

Still attempting to perform his legit songs around town, Rick occasionally would slip in his stupid little "Sex & Blowjobs" song to people bored by his originals. After witnessing that he could actually get some kind of a response out of people with stupid, tasteless lyrics, Rick decided it was time to change his musical path drastically.

Tainted by the songs of Adam Sandler, Red Peters, Weird Al, Frank Zappa and intelligent comedy of Dice Clay, Rick seemed to have come full-circle back to the roots of his teenage days. Engaging himself in a flurry of filthy original songwriting, Rick at one point recited the lyrics to one of his newest creations, "My Favorite Grave", to a girl that he was dating. When she replied with "That's Charming, Rick", Rick knew he had found a stage name that would suit the project to perfection.

The project progresses 2004-2008

Much like skinning dogs or Wesley Willis, odd beliefs tend to attract odd audiences. Between hosting an open mic for over a year at Cupacino (RIP), numerous open mic performances at Trixie's in Roseville and Che Cosa in Mt. Clemens, and releasing four award-winning albums, Charming's little-project-that-could has gained steam and a cult of retardedly-devoted followers.

2009

In 2009 Rick began learning the art of dueling pianos and began spending his time learning bad pop songs instead of writing filthy originals.  The project took a hiatus until 2011 when Rick decided to record and release his final batch of songs.  "The Sensual Side" has sold over twelve copies and can be purchased on iTunes and various other online retailers.

2013

After ten years from "Sex and Blowjobs" to the end, Rick officially retired the comedy music project when he moved to Germany to reside with his wife.  Rick still plans to make an occasional appearance at open mics when he is in town visiting, however, and maybe even play a few of his classic works just one more time.  He can't help smiling when the jaws "Hit The Floor."

Monthly last Fridays down the Book Club in Shoreditch, London this intimate basement party plays host to our favorite djs of the moment. 

Beginning as a art student alternative party to the mind numbingly awful scene that was the staple in Bournemouth at the time, Big in Japan set out its aim to offer some quality and fun back to the kids down on the south coast on a weekly thursday night. Six hundred plus would pack the venue regularly which saw guest DJsets from the likes of Erol Alkan, Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs, The Shoes, Casper C, We Have Band, Filthy Dukes & Skull Juice play alongside regular tastemakers such as a young Dan Avery aka Stopmakingme, Tosh Ohta, Zoo Look, Katie Dane, Hello Mozart and many others who added their musical offerings to a loyal crowd who were always up for partying hard into the early hours. Reglar exhibitions of work, themed events and general mayhem was brought to the party by hostesses with the mostesses The Plastic Hearts which gave the night its unique homegrown eccentricity! 

Whilst BIJ continued to ruin students art degrees in Bournemouth town organiser Dan Spinney took the party up to the big smoke and started causing a scene at a new venue which was really building a great reputation for new music and immense bookings - The Amersham Arms in New Cross. There the party played hosts to events with such guests as Yacht (DFA), Metronomy, Har Mar Superstar, PNAU, The Teenagers, Fenech Solar, Mystery Jets and many more.

In 2009 Big in Japan moved to East London and set up home in a Shoreditch basement on a monthly last friday which is where it continues to party with a more Disco, House led sound but has never forgotten its roots in rebellious fun, creative flair and a good ear for a great track! 

Recent guests include: Greg Wilson, Psychemagik, Todd Terje, JD Twitch of Optimo, Odyssey live, Bill Brewster, PBR Streetgang, Dan Avery, Jim Stanton of HMD, Ben Pistor of Disco Bloodbath, Sean Johnston (Hardway/ALFOS) and there is plenty more on the way as we hit the 6th Birthday of our little club night.

As well as the monthly residency Big In Japan has hosted and featured in rooms and tents at Fabric, Bestival, Secret Garden Party, Glastonbury, Radio 1 - Hackney Weekender as well as internationally for Hove festival in Norway, Garden festival in Croatia, Diesel store opening in Oslo and a few more that we're a little hazy on! 

PREVIOUS BIGINJAPAN GUESTS INCLUDE: GREG WILSON, EROL ALKAN, JD TWITCH, TODD TERJE, BILL BREWSTER, STEVE KOTEY, PSYCHEMAGIK, LEFTSIDE WOBBLE, YAM WHO?, MATTY J, BEN TERRY, FILTHY DUKES, HAR MAR SUPERSTAR, YACHT, MYSTERY JETS, THE SHOES, LOVERS & GAMBLERS, PRIMARY, DEKKER, BLACK GHOSTS, PUNKS JUMP UP, PEOPLE ARE GERMS, SOUTH CENTRAL, TOMB CREW, MED DAMON, SKULL JUICE, MISS ODD KIDD, WE HAVE BAND, JAC THE DISCO, NIGHTMOVES, CASPER C, NADIA KASABIA, C90S, ZOMBIE DISCO SQUAD, STOP MAKING ME, MAC3000, GEEK CHIC SOUNDSYSTEM, THE TEENAGERS, TAPEDECK, THE LOVELY JONJO, ORLANDO BOOM, PNAU, GAY AGAINST YOU, FENECH SOLER, MY PANDA SHALL FLY, BLACKPEPPER, AGASKODO TELIVEREK, THE BLACK GHOSTS, MINUSCULE HEY, EDWARD J HICKS, METRONOMY...

Interested in working with us or just fancy a good night out?! Get in touch with us here: poparp@gmail.com

Pending some much needed changes on the platform, this page may be updated for use again in the near future.

Meantime I can be found sneaking into random booths in the wilderness from time to time.

I play a bunch of electronic music genres. I like to play them under the moon and stars for sensitive people who care about each other and the planet.

I like to help create a safe space to dance, laugh, express ourselves and connect.

Future personal projects may appear here. For DJ set recordings please check out my Mixcloud page.

Peace


Recent appearances:
Jellyfish Crew: Winter Solstice 2021
Sporadic Events: Integration NYE 2021
Forbidden Forest 2
Forest Dwellers: Garden Island "BBQ"
Dooftopia
Unleashed
Sporadic Events: Harmonise
Forest Dwellers: The Re-syphoning
Jellyfish Crew: Winter Solstice 2018
Jellyfish Crew: River Dreaming Festival
Hooley Dooley 3
Jellyfish Crew: My Silly Um 2018
Jellyfish Crew: Winter Solstice 2017

Kwizzo is a music producer from Vermont (USA) who has been producing all types of music of varying quality and quantity since 2000 or so.
His favorite music tends to be super-heavy, but his production covers a broad spectrum of emotion from hard and filthy, to introspective and emotive.
He keeps odd hours and might have a caffeine problem.
He's asked me to tell you he loves his fans, and thank you for listening!
Oh, and he refers to himself in the third-person sometimes...

Remix/Collaboration/Airplay/all other inquiries:  obsidianfluxrecords@gmail.com

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Hi im chopper smith.
been into hard house music since it started, loved it that much i learned how to mix . used to have an event with my friend andy joyce called elevation, playing bouncy hard house n pure filthy bangers. now its mainly for the odd party or The music haha. 
decided im going to try my hand at production and make some bangers for u all to enjoy, I hope. The mastering will improve when i have a better sound sytem.  throw some Shapes  perm ya gurns and enoy.

London based promoter dj and general party protagonist seeks like minded music peoples.

http://www.big-in-japan.co.uk
http://www.facebook.com/biginjapanlondon

Monthly last Fridays down the Book Club in Shoreditch, London this intimate basement party plays host to our favorite djs of the moment. 

PREVIOUS BIGINJAPAN GUESTS INCLUDE: GREG WILSON, EROL ALKAN, JD TWITCH, TODD TERJE, BILL BREWSTER, STEVE KOTEY, PSYCHEMAGIK, LEFTSIDE WOBBLE, YAM WHO?, MATTY J, BEN TERRY, FILTHY DUKES, HAR MAR SUPERSTAR, YACHT, MYSTERY JETS, THE SHOES, LOVERS & GAMBLERS, PRIMARY, DEKKER, BLACK GHOSTS, PUNKS JUMP UP, PEOPLE ARE GERMS, SOUTH CENTRAL, TOMB CREW, MED DAMON, SKULL JUICE, MISS ODD KIDD, WE HAVE BAND, JAC THE DISCO, NIGHTMOVES, CASPER C, NADIA KASABIA, C90S, ZOMBIE DISCO SQUAD, STOP MAKING ME, MAC3000, GEEK CHIC SOUNDSYSTEM, THE TEENAGERS, TAPEDECK, THE LOVELY JONJO, ORLANDO BOOM, PNAU, GAY AGAINST YOU, FENECH SOLER, MY PANDA SHALL FLY, BLACKPEPPER, AGASKODO TELIVEREK, THE BLACK GHOSTS, MINUSCULE HEY, EDWARD J HICKS, METRONOMY...

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Beginning as a art student alternative party to the mind numbingly awful scene that was the staple in Bournemouth at the time, Big in Japan set out its aim to offer some quality and fun back to the kids down on the south coast on a weekly thursday night. Six hundred plus would pack the venue regularly which saw guest DJsets from the likes of Erol Alkan, Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs, The Shoes, Casper C, We Have Band, Filthy Dukes & Skull Juice play alongside regular tastemakers such as a young Dan Avery aka Stopmakingme, Tosh Ohta, Zoo Look, Katie Dane, Hello Mozart and many others who added their musical offerings to a loyal crowd who were always up for partying hard into the early hours. Reglar exhibitions of work, themed events and general mayhem was brought to the party by hostesses with the mostesses The Plastic Hearts which gave the night its unique homegrown eccentricity! 

Whilst BIJ continued to ruin students art degrees in Bournemouth town organiser Dan Spinney took the party up to the big smoke and started causing a scene at a new venue which was really building a great reputation for new music and immense bookings - The Amersham Arms in New Cross. There the party played hosts to events with such guests as Yacht (DFA), Metronomy, Har Mar Superstar, PNAU, The Teenagers, Fenech Solar, Mystery Jets and many more.

In 2009 Big in Japan moved to East London and set up home in a Shoreditch basement on a monthly last friday which is where it continues to party with a more Disco, House led sound but has never forgotten its roots in rebellious fun, creative flair and a good ear for a great track! 

Recent guests include: Greg Wilson, Psychemagik, Todd Terje, JD Twitch of Optimo, Odyssey live, Bill Brewster, PBR Streetgang, Dan Avery, Jim Stanton of HMD, Ben Pistor of Disco Bloodbath, Sean Johnston (Hardway/ALFOS) and there is plenty more on the way as we hit the 6th Birthday of our little club night.

As well as the monthly residency Big In Japan has hosted and featured in rooms and tents at Fabric, Bestival, Secret Garden Party, Glastonbury, Radio 1 - Hackney Weekender as well as internationally for Hove festival in Norway, Garden festival in Croatia, Diesel store opening in Oslo and a few more that we're a little hazy on! 

Interested in working with us or just fancy a good night out?! Get in touch with us here: poparp@gmail.com

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