Summer Swing

Swinging into our eardrums from beautiful British Columbia, JPOD The Beat Chef brings us his dazzling new EP, Taking a Deep Breath, out today (5/5) on Addictech Records. The crafty Canadian blends psychedelic swing, heart-pounding percussion, and plenty of bass into this smorgasbord of delectable delicacies.

"Casa de Selva" employs some brass stabs to accompany all that bass. The groove-laden cut will plaster a perma-grin across your face as you duck and weave with the addicting rhythm. Clap your hands and pump your fists to this one--it's a spectacular display of JPOD's production prowess, amongst a bevy of fun and funky tracks. We see this one cruising to the top of the glitch-hop charts.

TheUntz.com:
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facebook.com/TheUntz
twitter.com/TheUntz

JPOD The Beat Chef:
http://jpodtbc.com/
http://www.facebook.com/jpodtbc
http://swingsetsounds.com
http://soundcloud.com/jpodtbc
http://twitter.com/#!/JPODtbc

Buy the album!

JPOD - Casa de Selva [Out 5/5 on Addictech]

It was right around 3 and a half years ago, at a small event in Detroit called LAZER TAG, that I met intergalactic funk wizard Freddy Todd﻿. Since then, I have come to call Fred one of my closest friends in this whole music thing. His song, "Winter Defroster" has held a special place in my heart throughout our friendship, as I feel that it truly represents all that is good in the funk-glitch realm while also symbolizing our brotherhood...so when Fred asked me to remix one of his tracks, it was a no brainer which one I chose.

Unfortunately this remix could not be featured on Fred's remix album due to a name conflict and the label refusing to release it as a result of that conflict, so I have decided to post it up for everyone to enjoy. Without further ado, I present to you my remix of one of my favorite songs of all time.

Freddy Todd - Winter Defroster (Muzzy Bearr ReFrost)

Free Download: http://music.gravitasrecordings.com/album/parallels-part-2-eye
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Part 1: http://music.gravitasrecordings.com/album/parallels-part-1-storm 

"Parallels" T-Shirts: 
-- http://music.gravitasrecordings.com/merch/psymbionic-parallels-t-shirt 

“Eye”, the second half of Psymbionic’s “Parallels” album, reveals the velvety side of this versatile producer’s toolbox. Fluid and tender, these five songs vary in style yet manage to retain a common thread; each track fits into the downtempo realm in opposition to Part 1’s bass heavy, driving nature. While keeping the listener attentive, Psymbionic tactfully merges passionate melody and intricate rhythms into his cultivated sound, showing off a spectrum of creativity. Released in partnership with Gravitas Recordings, the album is available as a free/pay-what-you-want download. 

The talented vocalist Cristina Soto takes the wheel with the “One Thing”, delivering powerful edge to the warm original production. Sensual violin, cooked up by modern virtuoso Govinda, is given center stage on the future garage influenced How Am I Not Myself. Teaming up with fellow Gravitas Recordings artists, Psymbionic delivers the polished yet dynamic Silkscreen in collaboration with southern California’s Soulular. Next comes Sonder, a wonky, beat driven affair crafted in the mountains of Colorado with The Digital Connection. ill-esha closes things out with a bouncy street-bass rendition of Silkscreen made to animate crowds of all flavors.

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Follow Psymbionc:
SoundCloud: @psymbionic
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/psymbionic
Twitter: http://twitter.com/psymbionic

Follow Govinda:
Website: http://govindamusic.com/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/govindamusic
Bandcamp: http://govinda.bandcamp.com/
SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/govindamusic

Follow Gravitas Recordings:
Website: http://gravitasrecordings.com
SoundCloud: @gravitas-recordings
Facebook: www.facebook.com/gravitasrecordings
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Released 01 July 2014 

Written, Mixed, & Mastered by John Burcham (Psymbionic) 

One Thing (Vocals): Cristina Soto 
How Am I Not Myself (Violin): Govinda 
Silkscreen Co-Producer: Soulular 
Sonder Co-Producer: The Digital Connection





Part 1: music.gravitasrecordings.com/album/parallels-part-1-storm 

"Parallels" T-Shirts: 
-- music.gravitasrecordings.com/merch/psymbionic-parallels-t-shirt 

“Eye”, the second half of Psymbionic’s “Parallels” album, reveals the velvety side of this versatile producer’s toolbox. Fluid and tender, these five songs vary in style yet manage to retain a common thread; each track fits into the downtempo realm in opposition to Part 1’s bass heavy, driving nature. While keeping the listener attentive, Psymbionic tactfully merges passionate melody and intricate rhythms into his cultivated sound, showing off a spectrum of creativity. Released in partnership with Gravitas Recordings, the album is available as a free/pay-what-you-want download. 

The talented vocalist Cristina Soto takes the wheel with the “One Thing”, delivering powerful edge to the warm original production. Sensual violin, cooked up by modern virtuoso Govinda, is given center stage on the future garage influenced How Am I Not Myself. Teaming up with fellow Gravitas Recordings artists, Psymbionic delivers the polished yet dynamic Silkscreen in collaboration with southern California’s Soulular. Next comes Sonder, a wonky, beat driven affair crafted in the mountains of Colorado with The Digital Connection. ill-esha closes things out with a bouncy street-bass rendition of Silkscreen made to animate crowds of all flavors.
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Psymbionic - How Am I Not Myself ft. Govinda

Urban Latin Consolidation Vol 07. Bloodsucka

Used Up

Allowed to try

Cyberpunk Nomad

Stream or Download both of our 2014 Tabernacle Atlanta shows for free now!  Grab tickets for our 4 night return: 12/30 (w/ Emancipator), 12/31 (w/ Modern Measure), 1/1 (w/ The Werks) & 1/2 (w/ Jaw Gems) at http://bit.ly/aZcQJp.

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Metameme - LIVE - 11.01.2014

My remix of Luther Vandross' "Sugar & Spice" via Breakbeat Paradise.
Produced/bass guitar/keys by Megan Hamilton.
Alto Saxophone by Alexander Julish Kish.
Follow me at www.facebook.com/meganhamiltonofficial

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Feelin' So Nice

Cloudburst (feat. Kevin Donohue Of SunSquabi)

Download for Free: https://www.toneden.io/vespers/post/vespers-silverlight-grid-division-remix
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Out on Westwood Recordings.
Mastering by Inner Portal Studios.

In the Wild Remixes

Free Download

Silverlight (Grid Division Remix)

Bookings: http://vespers.ca/contact/
Glitch Hop Producer | Live Performer | Ableton Live Certified Trainer

Vespers is a beat-making robot sent back in time from the year 2502. He was banished from the future for repeat offenses of making excessively bass-heavy noises, leading to irreparable structural damage to the downtown core of Neo Tokyo. It is reported that his long-time sidekick and party companion “Go-Go”, a biogenetically enhanced feneks fox, also travelled back in time to join him in his exile.

Vespers is known for his extensive and unpredictable glitches, which cause him to randomly spout tibbits of music production wizardry and secret techniques to virtually anyone who will listen. Kind of like the robot equivalent of Turrets Syndrome. You can see hours of videos of him waxing poetic about all kinds of audio geekery on his Youtube channel. Legend has it that getting sent back in time was all part of his “master plan” to create a legion of bass worshipers who will take over the future.

Although he isn’t human, he does have an puzzling affinity for jazz music and a fascinating preoccupation with saxophones. You can frequently catch him wreaking bassy-havoc and inciting funk-infused dancefloor mayhem at all kinds of music festivals and West Coast gatherings. WARNING: If there is a Vespers sighting in your area, ensure you protect youself and your loved ones with heavy duty hearing protection and undertake standard earthquake readiness procedures.

