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Niles Philips ft Tonkin - Dirty Divine

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www.mrconfuse.com

‘Do You Realize’ is the question which Mr. Confuse asks on this album and it comes as a massive plea for the power of funk. ‘Do You Realize’ is about being true to the groove, carries strong lyrical statements while touching political matters as well as social issues in its clever and heartfelt lyrics but is first and foremost, of course, about being real.

On ‘Do You Realize’ Mr. Confuse picks up on the distinctive, organic and powerful sound he introduced on ‘Feel The Fire’ and takes it a step further. ‘Do You Realize’ tells a story from the beginning to the end: ‘We Gonna Bring The Funk To You’ with featured singer and main vocalist Dan Salem allows no second thoughts as a perfect opener and leads into ‘Catch Me’, the first single release. In a total of 13 tracks and with full-on party tunes like ‘Never Let The Rhythm Go’ and ‘Let’s Get The Feeling’ the album keeps a steady pace. The second single releases ‘Too Hot’ and the conscious and soulful ‘Why Can’t You See Me’ carries ‘Do You Realize’ to the perfect ending with the moving soul ballad ‘Cool Smooth Waters’ introducing the mighty soul voice of Mrs Elaine Thomas. 

It would not be a true Mr. Confuse album if it would not pay tribute to a musical pioneer. With his versions of ‘Boogie Down (Bronx)’ (with the voice of well know German Reggae artist Benjie) and ‘Man Made’ (featuring Dan Salem) Mr. Confuse pays tribute to Man Parrish as one of the innovators who translated Funk and Boogie into the HipHop-Era of early Electro and Freestyle. ‘Do You Realize’ comes as an apt title then.

Accompanying the album there will be a colourful bunch of remixes released in various formats. Well known British producers like Lack Of Afro (Freestyle Records), Newcastle's own Smoove (Jalapeno Records), up and coming producer Daytoner (Wass Records), among the excellent bossa breaks remix production of Dr Rubberfunk (Jalapeno Records) and an exciting remix on the jazzy tip by Tom Eno (Jack To Phono Records) are representing the UK remixer scene. The album also features contributions by Hungary's finest producer team The Uptown Felaz (Shiftin' Gears Records), Poland's Przaśnik (Funky Mamas And Papas Recordings) and Germany's block-rocking Ghetto Funk producers Funkanomics (Big M Productions) together with well known German Electro Funk expert Funkmaster Ozone (Da Source Records) and fresh new faces like Salem & Bastino - not to forget Afternoons In Stereo (Timewarp Music) from Toronto/Canada and a rare appearance of Dublex Inc (INFRACom!).

With ‘Do You Realize” Mr. Confuse is not only expanding his trademark sound but the album also introduces him as a musical director with an open ear for the bigger picture. With up to 23 international musicians he created incredible sounding big arrangements you would rather expect from the good times of big studios from the 60s and 70s. Here is a producer who not only reveals a deep understanding of the rhythms ranging from Afro to Soul and from classic R&B to HipHop, but who also has a vision of translating history into the future. ‘Do You Realize’? Indeed we do!

It also can be heard on the Goodgroove Regrooved Series IX and the breakdance compilation "Battle of the year - Soundtrack 2009". 

Never Let The Rhythm Go

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Stickybuds & South Rakkas feat. Rage - Bouncy Bouncy (Slynk Remix)

SHF08: OMEGAMAN - SKANKIN' RIDDIM (ORIGINAL MIX)

Here is my remix for the awesome Omegaman... Check out the original and other remixes by Busta, Thomas Blondet, AGFA and Fretless...

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Omegaman - Skankin Riddim (Stickybuds Remix)

http://fortknox.bandcamp.com/album/radio-free-dc

Radio Free DC is the highly anticipated debut album from Washington DC’s funk and breaks masters, the Fort Knox Five. With an arsenal of floor rocking singles and remixes since 2003, the Fort Knox Five have the midas touch for producing heavy hitting records. For their new album, they have pulled out all the stops to deliver a record that takes the critically acclaimed ‘Fort Knox Sound’ to the next level. 

On their latest release, the Fort Knox Five take things back to their roots and keep the vibe centered around the city they love, Washington DC. As the home of many pioneering artists like Marvin Gaye, Chuck Brown and Fugazi, the Fort Knox Five draw upon their city’s rich musical heritage of funk, soul, punk and hip-hop for their inspiration. To help them realize their vision, the Fort Knox Five invited their closest friends from around the Nation’s Cap to help them create a record that captures DC’s musical diversity. 

Radio Free DC opens with a straight up old school party jam, ‘Insight,’ featuring Asheru, from the underground hip-hop group the Unspoken Heard. Asheru’s intelligent rhymes set the tone for the record “… music with a meaning, party with a purpose, being smart with the art makes the average folk nervous…” Long time co-conspirator, Mustafa Akbar, then takes centerstage on the album’s powerful, unifying anthem, ‘Funk 4 Peace.’ Showcasing their indie rock roots with a heavy dose of Funk and Soul, the Fort Knox Five enlist Ian Svenonius (from DC Hardcore’s Nation of Ulysses and The Make Up) to proclaim step-by-step instructions on ‘How to Start a Band’. Venturing deep into the heart of DC’s Jamaican Underground, the Fort Knox Five collaborate with Rootz and Zeebo from See-I, as well as the unrivaled, mic-specialist, Sleepy Wonder to deliver three of the album’s ragga fueled future classics, ‘Killa Sound Boy,’ ‘The Wonder Strikes Again’ and ‘Not Gonna Take It’. 

With Radio Free DC, the Fort Knox Five unleash their new campaign to shake the foundations of the establishment with 12 songs that inspire, incite and unite our generation to Funk 4 Peace!



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Not Gonna Take It (Featuring Rootz)

Wlady & Luke DB - Turn It Out (Original Mix)

Skeewiff - Copshow

This is an unique collaboration between underground cat Joe Kickass and Polish rap veteran O.S.T.R. 
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Joe Kickass ft. O.S.T.R. - Copycats (Prod. by Killing Skills & O.S.T.R.)

'Some Lovin' is out now!! 

Stream: https://Axtone.lnk.to/LennoSomeLovin

Download: https://www.hive.co/downloads/download/487516/spotlight

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Embarking on a fresh voyage of musical creativity, Axtone Records welcomes Finnish producer Lenno to the roster for his disco-tinged single ‘Some Lovin’. With Lenno’s use of rolling bass lines and glittering synths, ‘Some Lovin’ expertly navigates the balance between club and radio with a song that feels inherently Axtone.

Having been on Axtone’s radar for quite some time, rising Finnish star Lenno has remixed the likes of Martin Solveig, Foster The People, The Wombats, and Above & Beyond to name a few. Hot on the heels of his latest single ‘All Eyes On Us’, Lenno shows no signs of slowing down with his global reach.

Flying under Axtone’s new 'It’s Great' single series, ‘Some Lovin’ will be made available for free download, in a nod to Axtone’s production savvy fan base. With all stems and parts provided through the groundbreaking platform MixBANK, Axtone Records looks towards an exciting future as more than just a label but as a incubator for the creative community.

It's Great! An ‘open source’ single series.
 
For the next few months, and perhaps beyond, Axtone embarks on fresh voyage of musical creativity.
 
Whilst the musical essence of Axtone will be present the aesthetic will vary from release to release, with the only stipulation required is simply being great.

Accompanied by limited pre‐release fanfare, Axtone will reveal each track with an online partner and will be made available for free download.

Via the groundbreaking platform MixBANK, Axtone will supply a full set of parts to allow producers to explore their own creativity and share with the wider community, which Axtone will facilitate and amplify. 

Creators will be able to make available their remixes via MixBANK and upload to Apple Music with Spotify to follow in the coming weeks.

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Some Lovin'

It's Great!

Lenno - Some Lovin'

Nu Hobo On Da Block

Escape Moves

The Showtime Remix

Back To Basics (feat. Profile) (Remixed By The Jimi Entley Sound)

‘Break The Funk’, the debut album from Danish NuFunk legend BadboE shook the NuFunk scene with its seemingly effortless blend of raw funky groove, hip-hop cut & paste aesthetic, soulful vocals and slamming dancefloor-friendly breaks.

Now Boe is back, and he’s brought his friends.

Almost every name on the scene throws down for this remix album, from Fort Knox Five and Fuzzbox Inc. to Basement Freaks and Danny Massure. The rock solid grooves of the original album are re-grooved, remixed, stripped-down, chopped, diced, sliced and re-formed into mighty new funk bombs.

As with ‘Break The Funk’ this album is a must-have for DJs across the spectrum from Breaks and NuFunk to Rare Groove and Hip-Hop.

 
01 Funk In The Air – Fort Knox Five Remix:

This album-opener combines a trouser-flapping bassline with rock solid beats and BadboE’s trademark wikka-stikka guitars and hands-in-the-air vocal shouts.

Fort Knox Five remind everyone why they are one of the most admired and imitated acts on the flourishing NuFunk scene with this dancefloor-devastating remix. An instrumental version of this one is also included in the package.


02. My Bad – Jayl Funk Remix:

Scratches, guitar stabs and a rumbling bassline tag-team with rap snippets and chunky breaks on this track. The first breakdown sees Jayl Funk building pressure with an awesome horn line before dropping into an unrelenting groove.


03. Lose Your Funky Self – Fuzzbox Inc. Remix

Sounding like 22nd Century disco with 1970s grit, this is a banger that will work on any dancefloor. Deep bass, uplifting piano and funked-up guitars blend with soulful samples and enough builds and drops to keep the crowd shaking.


04. Nothing But The Funk – Fretless Remix

Tackling one of the biggest tunes from ‘Break The Funk’ Fretless lowers the tempo and adds a filthy synth bass to this funky concoction. The groove is spacious and driving, a perfect blend of retro funk samples and nu-skool synths and scratches.


05. Rescue Me – Big M Remix

Stepping up with tough up-tempo beats, incredible guitar lines and a rolling bassline, Big M’s take on ‘Rescue Me’ is dancefloor-ready right out of the box.

The drop on this one is massive and the second half sees a lowdown, grimey, floor-quaking bassline invade the mix. In short - this one is going to be huge.


06. My Bad – Basement Freaks Remix

Starting with a 4/4 kick and Latin percussion touches, Basement Freaks really stamp their mark on this track.

Vocal stabs and shining brass swirl around the beats and bass as this tune just grows and grows in a chugging infectious groove.


07. Let’s Get Ill – Nick Fonkyson Remix

With filtered disco touches, tough drum machine beats and incredibly funky synth bass, Nick Fonkyson’s take on ‘Let’s Get Ill’ takes no prisoners.

The brass section gets a workout and the beats become more and more intense throughout this track. Redefining the word phat!


 
08. My Bad – Tal M Klein Remix

A seriously infectious organ riff drives this remix, duelling with funky wah-wah guitars, a low-slung bass riff and deep kick drums.

As the vocal echoes sweep and swirl, the drums get more intense and the lush funky groove takes hold. Tal M Klein sounds like he’s taken the Meters hostage and forced them to play for him at gunpoint.


09. Ease The Funk – Funky Destination Rhodes Remix

As the name suggests, the electric piano is the start of this show as it blends with a walking bassline, funky vocal snippets and wicked touches of guitar.

A serious groove that take you back to the old school.


10. My Bad – Danny Massure Remix

Changing down a gear, Danny Massure gives us a slinky groover, lacing a bluesy guitar riff, funky brass stabs and Latin percussion into a heady cocktail perfect for a sunny day – Mojito on wax!


11. Funky Intro – Pulp Fusion Remix

The samples and scratches come thick and fast on this one – fat breaks, ‘Lesson’ style vocal snippets and guitar stabs.

When the vocals drop midway through, the groove is rock solid and the disparate elements suddenly come together into one beautiful whole.


12. Underground Heroes – Prosper Remix

This one gets down and dirty from the outset – full of unexpected switch-ups, jacking beats and filthy bass.

Prosper smashes the original into splinters and re-assembles it into a jagged party stomper with fidget house touches. Big. Real big.


13. Spread The Words – B-Dub Remix

Deep, spacious vocals flow over cinematic strings and sparse percussion as this strolls along. Definitely one for the after-party crowd, this remix takes BadboE’s original down a jazzy chillout route with amazing success. 

14. Let’s Get Ill Ft. Rabbi Darkside

This track is a massive hip-hop bomb. Darkside’s lyrics flow like a bubbling verbal river over tough beats and a filtered horn groove. 

Seriously, as if the beat wasn’t wicked enough, the vocal performance raises this to something else entirely. Must be heard to be believed.

Check out the interview on NuFunk.Net and get an exclusive remix of My Style (Super Cool) - only for nufunk.net members!
http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/NuFunkNetBlog/~3/H9HFZjrzXw8/badboe-interview-album-review.html

Funk In The Air (Fort Knox Five Remix)

Listening Earth - Evening in the Australian Bush 
Don Peote - Between Worlds 
Aeonic - Transfixed 
Ohm Unit - Hidden Dread 
Mark Adamo - Sublow Spazm 
Temple Step Project - Truth and Grace 
Whitebear - New Evolutionary Paradigm (Dub Re-growth) 
Author - Gathered
 Aphasia - Reverse Labotomy
 Symbolico - Like Water 
Bogtrotter - Prysmatic March (Resonant Language Remix)
 Son of Mars - Space Dolphins
 Dirtwire - Vibez
 Celia Cruz & Willie Colon - Pun Pun Catalu (Canyon Cody & Captain Planet Remix)
 Shankara - Cactus Carnival 
Ott - Squirrel and Biscuits 
Drishti Beats - Journey (CloZee Remix) 
Emapea - Jazzy 
Deft, Fracture - I Just
 Lewis James - Snook
 Kalya Scitnilla (unreleased) 
Tribone - Insatiable 
Arkaik & Coma - Gain VIP 
Joe Ford - Time is Limited
 Misanthrop, Phace - Nordwand 
Nine Inch Nails - The Frail 
Mr Squatch - Safe in Sound 
Layo & Bushwacka! - Sleepy Language
 Sigil - (Unreleased) 
Tool - Reflection 
The Meters - Hand Clapping Song (Professor Shorthair Remix) 
Ozomatli - Super Bowl Sunday
 Barbatuques - Baiana (CloZee Remix) 
MIA - Mango Pickle Down River 
ICHI - Polynesia
 Ganga White Knight - Kraken
 Lobew - Mere Matter
 Megan Hamilton - Siddharatha
 Resin Dogs - Coming with the Sound
 Nelly - Hot in Here (Instrumental) 
Thornato - Chapinero
 Mon Rivera - Ya Liego (Captain Planet Remix) 
Deadmau5 - Cat Thruster 
The Jacksons - Blame it on the Boogie (Father Funk Remix) 
The Motet - Supernova 
Dynamo Productions - Get it together (Fort Knox Five Remix) 
Lauren Checchio - Malfuf
 DAVI - Two Suns in the Sky
 Ishimaru - India Dance
 Depeshe Mode - Everything Counts (Oliver Huntemann & Stephan Bodzin Remix) 
Switch - A Bit Patchy
 The Prodigy - Naranya
 Tom Cosm, Grouch - Switch Arms 
Ap3x - Vimana  
Plump DJs - The Push 
Sensient - Quirk Werk
 Vibrasphere - Seven Days to Daylight 
Tara Walsh - White Flag (Whitebear Remix)
 Biome, Fallen45 - Lost 
Culpirate - Mask
 Xavier Rudd - Lions Eye 
Highlight Tribe - Esperanza 
Staunch - Switch Foot 
Alphant - An Indian Dream (Mr. Ours Remix) 
Mercan Dede - The Sun Rises In the East
 Mr Squatch - Regrowth 
Headflux - Sananga Seranade 
 Groove Armada - My Friend
 Carbon Based Lifeforms - Central Plain 
Inlakesh - Quantum Dreaming 
Stellar - Lazu Ra Oh
 Listening Earth - Tropical Night

Kalya Scintilla DJ - Ecstatic Dance: Salt Lake City 2017

Album track from forthcoming Suddenly Everything


What've I Got to Do

An exclusive courtesy of http://www.mixmag.net 

Dub Pistols - Rock Steady (Turntable Dubbers remix)

01. Introducing feat. MC Kitch
02. Ghetto Funkalicious feat. MC Kitch
03. Make It Happen (Album Version)
04. Green Power Funk
05. One Of Those Days feat. MC Coppa
06. Sweet Games
07. In a Hurry feat. Leon The Pro
08. Bad Mofo
09. Hit It Maestro feat. MC Rayna
10. Whatya Gonna Do For Me feat. Claire G Phunk
11. Hunk Fop feat. Grand Slam (BadboE Mix)
12. Whats It Gonna Be feat. Nina Zeitlin & Michael DeVellis
13. Work It Out feat. Michael DeVellis

It’s been 3 years since BadboE shook the funky breakbeat world with his first full-length album Break The Funk (2009). Since then, he’s stayed on top of his game as one of the key players in the scene, recognised for his unique raw type of funky breaks laced with a good dose of b-boy flavour and strong roots in old skool funk and soul. At the same time BadboE has been touring the world with his block rockin’ DJ-set and released tracks on all major funky breaks labels including Bombstrikes, Good Groove, Baffin Beat Brigade and Bombastic Jam as well as remixing tunes by Layo & Bushwacka on Juno Records & GMF feat. Akil The MC on Sony Music.

BadboE is now ready to drop his long-anticipated second album Pump Up The Funk, which will once again cause a stir and up the ante by combining BadboE’s sampling techniques with original vocals and live instrumental recordings. On this album, BadboE has managed to flow seamlessly from classic funky breaks through glitchy ghetto funk to Soul, Disco, Reggae, Jazz and even Swing. It all blends perfectly under BadboE’s treatment, and delivers the diversity that a good album should have.

Pump Up The Funk features a wide range of vocalists from all over the world with one common goal – to add a new chapter to the much-loved story of funk and soul. Street poet and live performer MC Kitch from Australia, drops rhythmic party rap on the Introduction and Ghetto Funkalicious tunes while the UK's talented MC Coppa lays down his trademark dynamic vocals on summer jam One Of Those Days. USbased Leon The Pro, slams some b-boy rapping on soul cut In A Hurry, Italian MC Rayna gets her swing on in the Hit It Maestro jam and Claire G Phunk from Australia, delivers soulful vocals on Ghetto Funk Joint Whatcha Gonna Do For Me. Finally Michael DeVellis and vocalist Nina Zeitlin from New York get
busy on the groovy What's It Gonna Be. 

Throughout the album, multi-talented Michael DeVellis, lays down live-recorded horns, strings, keys and flutes to create original soul and funk on the tracks. Furthermore, BadboE has gone back to sample some diamonds from rare old funk and soul 45’s to ensure the presence of those authentic magical vibes from
back in the day. As if that wasn’t enough, BadboE even takes on the challenge of recreating the Hunk Fop tune by German funk group Grand Slam from the original master tapes.

The result is cast iron proof that the funk is still very much alive in 2012 in a vital contemporary form. The ghetto funk genre is now a worldwide phenomenon with active scenes in Europe, Canada and Australia and word spreads further by the day. As long as BadboE is around, it's a certified fact that there will be enough funky street jams around to get the whole world on board to celebrate the funk!

Online Launch Party on Dec 14th, 3 PM (EST) US Time, 8 PM (CET) European Time:
http://www.mixify.com/badboe/event/badboe-pump-up-the-funk-online-launch

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BadboE - Pump Up The Funk [Album] Preview

Timewarp inc returns with his third full length album “Ghetto Drunk”, after a long period (over four years ago) since the previous successful album “Groovy Booty” back in 2008. The story of modern nufunk, broken beats, nu disco, nujazz and dub, all mixed up together, that's Timewarp's sound signature, continues with new material that will give you a true experience between contemporary music to dance electronica, for maximum listening pleasure, not only for clubs and bars but also for your lounge sofa.

The album contains sixteen tracks with some interesting great collaborations, with the Dutch vocalist Tonkin on the self titled and intoxicated Ghetto Drunk song, The Time Travellas from Belgium appears on Hipsko with live rhymes recorded with realtime fx, and the multi instrumentalist French artist Leon on Disco Frisco.

In the tracks Kotzak, Yuil Disco Breaks and Hot Spot you can hear the participated musicians: Salomi Vasiliadou (Vocals), Tasos Fotiou (Sax, Flute), Lusty Apricot (Violin on Kotzak), Kimon Pandelides (Guitar on Dubwizejah, Hot Spot, Kotzak), StelX (Guitar on Start With An A), Stoney The Flute (Flute on Chase in the Case), Kostas Kopanaris (Percussions on Kotzak) Dj KomMit (Scratches on Kotzak, Start With An A).

All songs produced and mastered by Angelos Timewarp Stoumpos.

Timewarp inc - Ghetto Drunk will be available on February 18th 2013 for sale in speacial edition CDR and digital download at timewarpstore and all mp3 retailers across the internet.


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6. Timewarp inc - Yuil Disco Breaks (Soundsystem version)

JPOD - Turning Tides

Tracklisting:
01. The KDMS – High Wire
02. Dilouya – The Way It Goes (feat. John Turrell & Sandra Nkake – Smoove Remix)
03. Soopasoul – It’s Just Begun (Pt 2)
04. Smoove & Turrell – I Can’t Give You Up (A.Skillz Remix)
05. Kraak & Smaak – Bobby & Whitney
06. Parris & Vanucci – Georgia Moan
07. The Bush Doctors – Night Train
08. The Odd Couple – Grass Roots
09. Fort Knox Five – What Make Ya Dance (Kraak & Smaak’s Dutch Oven Remix)
10. The Odd Couple – Lady Shaker
11. Max Sedgley – Sound Boy (feat Tor Cesay) (Kraak & Smaak Remix)
12. The Bamboos – Keep Me In Mind (Randomer Mix)
13. D’Stephanie – Nasty (Soopasoul Remix)
14. IKON – Vai E Vem (Nu:Tone Remix)
15. Dr Rubberfunk – Trouble Woman (Featurecast Remix)
16. Max Sedgley – What’ve I Got To Do


GHETTO FUNK

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