DOOOOOOOOOOOOOPEEEE!!!!! Fun k now from TOKYO da JP...

Synkro's 'Lost Here' EP came out this week on Apollo Records: http://bit.ly/1bjIay8

Read more on THUMP: http://bit.ly/1kfiWlL

soundcloud.com/synkro

Tracklist:
Taylor Deupree - Negative Snow [edit]
Synkro - Fading Lights 
Kid Drama - In Mind 
Indigo - Volta
Synkro & Manos - Lost Here
Abstract Elements - Acid Coke
Akkord - Channel Drift
Vaccine - Irradiate
Synkro - Look At Yourself [Djrum Remix]
Taylor Deupree - Shutter
Sieren - Untitled
Graze - Ripley
Trikk - Back To Back 
Edmondson - Tendency
Sieren - Escape 
Troy Gunner - When It Means Something Special
Aebeloe - Manon

MIXED BY Synkro

This recording is available for download at: http://boilerroom.tv/recording/the-gaslamp-killer/

The Gaslamp Killer Boiler Room London DJ Set

Lost in Deep Vol.2 with Zeb Samuels [Free Download]

different material (teku)

prod. by Yungchil x Babyxprod x BBSIZZUN

143 BPM / G minor

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A GAME - Ken Carson x More Chaos Type Beat (FREE)

Full video here ~ http://blrrm.tv/mv1rhJ 

The Gaslamp Killer Boiler Room Los Angeles 5th Birthday DJ Set

Solid Steel in association with Serato (6th May) Phaeleh is our guest in Hour 1 this week, following the release of his EP 'All that remains' last month. The Bristol based producer has been releasing music since 2008, but pretty silent for the last couple of years working on his next album. His mix features music from Arkist, John Tejada, Afriqua, Roska, DMX Krew, DieMantle and Boards of Canada and you can catch him playing this weekend when he curates a room at Fabric on May 6th involving the likes of Om Unit, D-Bridge and Djrum, whilst The Bug, Pinch and Loefah take care of the room next door. He told us;
"This is the DJ set I'd play for myself, at my own house party, without my name on a flyer. I've chosen tracks from various eras and genres so you can get a insight of what I'm into. Please listen with a Gin & Tonic or Mojito."

The Solid Steel website http://solidsteel.net/ for track lists and archive shows.
You can follow Solid Steel on  facebook.com/pages/Solid-Steel/175027509192663
twitter.com/SolidSteelRadio
Email solidsteel@ninjatune.net

Go to Hour 2 here https://soundcloud.com/ninja-tune/solid-steel-radio-show-2942016-hour-2-alex-seidel

Hour 1 - Phaeleh - https://twitter.com/Phaeleh

Jan Jelinek	_	Tendency	_	~scape 
Arkist	_	Goertzel	_	unknown
Kraymon	_	Cashmere Jumper	_	Sound Of Habib 
John Tejada	_	Red Lit Night	_	deFocus
Arkist	_	True Deja Vu	_	unknown
Stillhead	_	You Can See (ft. Triinu Taul)	_	Here And Now
Unknown	_	Dub Club	_	unknown
Afriqua	_	Soul Correction	_	unknown
Lackluster	_	In Passing	_	deFocus
Versa & Row	_	62 Moons of Saturn (Biodub Remix)	_	Voyager
Versa & Rowl	_	Trimorphic	_	Voyager
Occult & Audialist	_	Samsara	_	Loodma Recordings
Sclist	_	The Walk	_	Record Union
Arkist	_	Ducz	_	unknown
Afriqua	_	Chronic Cool	_	unknown
CiM	_	Skim Two	_	deFocus
AMJ Meets RSD	_	The Brave Dub	_	Astar Artes Recordings
Rowl	_	Summerise	_	unknown
Geode	_	Toronto Trek	_	Chord Marauders
Roska	_	Asking 4 It	_	Roska Kicks & Snares
DMX Krew	_	Bad Boy	_	Turbo Recordings
Versa & Rowl	_	Atmosphere	_	unknown
CiM	_	Geosat Fill	_	deFocus
Rowl	_	Tikal	_	unknown
Afriqua	_	Zenobia	_	unknown
Geode	_	Slipstream	_	Chord Marauders
Fold	_	Lenny's Jam Valve	_	Aus
Alma Construct	_	Drive Your Vehicle	_	Super Hexagon Records
Djrum	_	Tailing	_	2nd Drop Records
Djrum	_	Untitled 9	_	Ilian Tape
DieMantle	_	Way I Feel	_	Gutterfunk
Struction	_	Don't Blame	_	Ilian Tape
Boards of Canada	_	Slow This Bird Down	_	Warp Records

Solid Steel Radio Show 6/5/2016 Hour 1 - Phaeleh

Recorded Live at Outlook 2015 - The Void

As a producer and DJ, Jim Coles has been a significant and pioneering presence in various dance music circles for the past five years. Following a formative decade in the global hip-hop underground, Coles took the name Om Unit in the late 2000s and began to travel across genres and scenes in search of sonic tropes to cross-breed and re-imagine. Key to his approach is a desire to never settle for the destination and instead focus on what can be learned from the journey.

What drives Coles is a desire to keep challenging himself, and in turn his audience. Over the past five years, this has led him to distill various influences — hip-hop, dubstep, ambient, jungle, footwork — into a fluid take on sound system culture that sidesteps the pitfalls of genres and pastiche and creates new potentials for exploration and inspiration, with many following in his footsteps. It's how, in the early 2010s, he came to pioneer the stylistic and rhythmic links between jungle and footwork via a series of acclaimed edits that brought him to the attention of the drum & bass scene. This personal approach has earned Coles praise as a refreshing voice in dance music from both peers and the media.

On record, Coles' explorations into the deeper end of the electronic music spectrum have come via releases for Civil Music, including a critically acclaimed debut album, 2013's Threads, legendary drum & bass outfit Metalheadz, where he was given access to Goldie's personal sample archive as the inspiration for 2014's Inversion album, Planet Mu, for a collaboration with Machinedrum as Dream Continuum, All City Records, remixing Grammy-winning producer Om'Mas Keith, Plastician's Terrorhythm, and Exit Records, where he first collaborated with Sam Binga (leading to their BUNIT series of white label releases). The same exploratory approach has made him an in-demand remixer and BBC Radio 1, Boiler Room, Resident Advisor, FACT, XLR8R, and Rinse FM have called on him to provide mixes and showcase his sound.
In 2011, Coles set up a label, Cosmic Bridge Records, through which he has exercised an A&R sensibility that has created an exciting independent home for likeminded artists. The label's releases, pressed onto limited edition vinyl runs, regularly sell out within days of their street date. Through Cosmic Bridge, Coles has championed veterans such as Kromestar and Boxcutter alongside new voices from Europe and America, including Moresounds, Danny Scrilla, and Graphs. The label's breadth is best seen in the celebrated, and award-nominated,Cosmolog compilation series Coles began overseeing in 2014. Cosmic Bridge represents a dual path of inspiration: that which Coles found in others' music, and that which others have found in his.

Coles is also a sought after DJ, with over 300 appearances in clubs and festivals in more than 30 countries he has made the equivalent of over a dozen trips round the globe and counting. And in line with his desire to imagine new potentials for dance music has appeared on varied bills from the Montreux Jazz Festival to Bass Coast, Outlook to Mysteryland.

After two decades in London, Coles relocated to Bristol in 2015. From his new studio on the English west coast he continues his search through production work (the Torchlight EP series on Cosmic Bridge) and aesthetic exercises (the Gates mix series). A keen scholar of all music, he draws from the past and present to imagine the future, never content to remain in the same place for too long.

Om Unit - Live at Outlook 2015

Solid Steel (1st June) This week we welcome back Prefuse 73, who has his first solo album in three years 'Sacrifices', coming out on 15th June on Lex . Following a detour into fractured, kaleidoscopic hip-hop on recent releases, he has become increasingly interested in injecting a sense of space into his characteristically complex productions. The resultant 17-track collection is akin to watching an old photograph deteriorate in one’s hands, as otherwise dense beats dissipate into airy expanses of emotionally resonant electronics. His trailblazing early albums altered the course of underground music and influenced the paths of countless artists, though few could emulate his uncanny skill for evoking urgency via virtuosity. You can catch him playing at Low End Theory on 13th June and he told us;
"Not much to say about this mix other than this is a Pt.2 // follow up to the Prefuse 73_Solid Steel that was compiled in 2015. Around the 12 track mark, all of the raps lose the words and become instrumentals for all of those sick of words. Most of the material comes from cassette, I hope this can serve as an accompaniment to your Summer."

The Solid Steel website http://solidsteel.net/ for track lists and archive shows.
You can follow Solid Steel on
fb.me/solidsteelradio
instagram.com/solidsteelradio
twitter.com/SolidSteelRadio
Email solidsteel@ninjatune.net

Go to Hour 2 here https://soundcloud.com/ninja-tune/solid-steel-radio-show-162018-hour-2-neil-cowley

Hour 1 - Prefuse 73 
https://twitter.com/prefuse73
https://www.instagram.com/prefuseseventy3/


1.Solid Steel Intro
2.Example_Into
3K-Otix_Spontanetity
3.Artifacts_Wrong Side Of the Tracks
4.S.O.P._Styles
5.Consequence_
6.I-Power_Unda Da Sun
7.L.Relax Your Mind
8.All City_Basic Training
9.Godfather Don_Status
10.Shortie No Mass_Like This
11.Lin Que_Let It Fall
12.Vocal Into Instrumental Passage
13.Mad SKillz_Skillz in 95 (Large Professor Remix Instrumental)
14.Mass Influence_Rhyme Placement Instrumental
15.Rino - 回帰線 (Da Beatminerz Instrumental)
16.Soul Scream_Kimi Dame No Tenshi Instrumental
17.Trends of Culture_Make A Move_Instrumental
18.M.F. Grimm_Landslide_Instrumental
19.Saukrates_Father Time Instrumental
20.Natural Elements_Life Ain’t Fair Instrumental
21.Kazi_A.V.E.R.A.G.E_(Madlib inst.)
22.Mixed Elements_Northern Exposure Instrumental
23.Diamond D._This One_ Instrumental
24.Double Life_Revolutions_Instrumental
25.Grand Puba_I Like it (Mark Sparks Instrumental)
26,Q Tip_ Let’s Ride (Dilla Instrumental)
27.ONYX_Last Days Instrumental
28.Doom/RZA_ Books of War Instrumental
29.Gravediggaz_1-800-Suicide Instrumental
30.Outro

Solid Steel Radio Show

Solid Steel Radio Show 1/6/2018 Hour 1 - Prefuse 73

The Gaslamp Killer - Resident Advisor Mix RA 329 (September 2012)

Original Mix / Feature here: http://bit.ly/UccLEA

Raw sounds from an LA b-boy.

You don't get a word like "motherfucker" attached to your name for no good reason. William Bensussen, AKA The Gaslamp Killer, has been in peoples' faces right from the start. Coming up in the rock town of San Diego, Bensussen would continually clear dance floors in the city's Gaslamp district—hence the name—by playing Mobb Deep and Dilla.

Things didn't stay this way forever. In LA he became a resident DJ at Daddy Kev's Low End Theory, the mythologised weekly party and producer hangout that has seen the likes of Daedelus, Nosaj Thing and Flying Lotus rise from its ranks. It was on the latter's Brainfeeder that GLK met a global audience as a producer. 2009's My Troubled Mind and the following year's Death Gate threw up his love of grizzly beats and obscure samples. Seeing GLK behind a pair of turntables is, however, when the MF tag makes most sense. His shows are the epitome of unhinged energy. Rock, jazz, bass music and funk are just as likely to be aired as hip-hop, as he wigs out with his now trademark dance moves.

GLK's "Resident Killer mix" is 45-minute slice of what we're talking about—plus you get the added bonus of a coda comprised solely of music from Breakthrough, his madcap debut album which was released today through Brainfeeder.

What have you been up to recently?

Touring (as usual), working on new music with Jungle By Night from Amsterdam, not to mention enjoying this amazing summer of love!

How and where was the mix recorded?

In my room at my house in Los Angeles on ProTools with my Dr. Sample 303.

Can you tell us about the idea behind the mix?

It's one of my best mixes yet. The first part is all about the heavy newer beat music with a bunch of unreleased stuff from my worldwide crew of beat making friends. The second part is a little more hip-hop turntablist influenced and the third part is all brand new GLK Breakthrough material!

Tell us about the writing of Breakthrough.

I worked on it tirelessly between touring and touring—trying to work with some of my favourite LA musicians to make it all come to life a little more than my previous records. Also, had to reach out to Dimlite (CH) all the way out in Zurich cause he is one of my favourite producers of all time and I am working on a whole record with him soon!

Outside of your LA base, where do you see as being other key strongholds for your sound?

London, Manchester, Paris, Amsterdam, Berlin, Istanbul, Tel Aviv, Athens, Tokyo, Johannesburg and New York fuckin City are some of my most favourite places to play. They always get what I'm bringing to the table and always have amazing openers playing with me that make me want to run for the hills! Some of these cities even have Low End Theory-related events that stemmed from our little Wednesday night club in LA. Pretty fuckin cool.

What are you up to next?

Release parties all over the world plus a new Low End Theory podcast with a VERY special guest! Even planning a trip to India with Gonjasufi to try and record some new material there. But it's all in the works so I can't promise anything just yet! 

Low End Theory Podcast: THE GASLAMP KILLER x Cut Chemist.

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