"Justin Martin represents Claude Von Stroke's Dirtybird label and officially opens FOUND this Friday, bring all sounds of house, bass and his very own hybrid of the two to an extended 3 hour set!
Instra:mental join with a style that sits in the realms of D&B, Techno, Electro and Hip-Hop. T.Williams supports with his mixture of of UK House & Garage.
A1 Bassline brings Tighten Up Records label mates Kavsrave and Alfie as well as Garage era leaders, Dem 2 to celebrate their 1st Birthday! Deadly Rhythm Soundsystem take to the remaining arch to supply us with all the best in current bass music."
Cyantific pulls out a great mix dodging the Drum & Bass and storming an exclusive alternative set for Samurai FM. He's one of the best DJs in underground music hands down, regularly working 3 deck sets LIKE ITS NUFFIN. Solid picks.
Get Low is back to take control of Camden's own Lock Tavern once again on Sunday 2nd October. We're signing off the week in style with an array of musical delights topped off with a mean roast, cheap beverages and an evening BBQ.
Deep bass driven music is the name of the game, a subscape where Mr Fox excels. Pushing his sound from Dubstep to recent future house sounds, come and get absorbed for a special Sunday set.
NIGHTOWL
We've crossed paths with Nightowl a few times in the past year and he always impresses. Effortlessly slaying dancefloors and pulling out tune after tune from an Alladin's cave of a racord bag, this will be an absolute treat.
Producer/DJ/Promoter, Liam seems to breathe the industry. With a strong belief that you can't pigeon-hole music by basic genres, come get a masterclass from Wachs before he returns to the US to complete his schooling of our trans-atlantic cousins.
**Wachs Lyrical absolutely smashed the Outlook Festival beach parties. Killer DJ! **
Audio Doughnuts bring out another long line-up event this time at Hidden. The main headliner is being kept underwraps, but look out from a live set from Rustie, who's currently been to blame for a number of heads exploding due to this anthem:
Grabbing LV & Joshua Idehen is a savvy move after their excellent Routes album, and you can be sure there's going more than a few gunfingers when this one drops:
I'm most excited about seeing Oris Jay (aka Darqwan) for some old school dark garage riddims.
There's a whole bunch of free tracks to download on the Oris Jay soundcloud page, highly recommended.
Audio Doughnuts always has a ton of residents, so if the future music and weird beats aren't your bag, you can be sure to be skanking away in Room 2 to the skilled smaller names.
I went to the last Audio Doughnuts on the Sunday of Notting Hill Carnival.
This was the flyer
I rocked up to Corsica Studios relatively late (around 11.30pm-ish) to behold a lengthy queue trailing from the front. Thankfully I had a press pass (natch) so was also to skip on through. Corsica Studios is a funny ol' club, with it's unintuitive layout of
corridors and sparse decal. However, this had to effect of making the proceedings feel more like a house
party than a clubnight, albeit a house party with a hefty Function One soundsystem.
I walked into the main room to the sounds of Mella Dee from Mista Men smashing it with a high energy set stirring the thick soup of people on the dancefloor. Besides awesome DJ sets, Mista Men have recently collaborated with Detboi for a release coming out on Hervé's Cheap Thrills label. Zoop.
After Mella Dee's set we went outside for a fag and general vibing with the friendly crowd before Boddika took to the decks.
I was crushed to find out my old SF pal Kozee couldn't make it, it turned out that UK customs turned her away at the border and made her fly back to the US! She needs to get back over here sharpish.
Boddika played a 45 minute set and went in hard with from the outset mixing magnificently. The fact that he can switch and hold usual bass heads so significantly with his detroit style electro is a credit to the innovations of his production. His analogue sound flourished on the Function One speakers immersing the dancefloor deeply.
Highlights of Boddika's set was this tune getting wheeled:
His set left me thinking that Boddika could be one of the most important recent producers in the UK right now in UK bass music.
French Fries had the unenvious position of being the following DJ, a tough role considering Boddika's class act. He switched the vibe and took things downtempo for a dark poised set, there was no 'Senta' style galloping here. French Fries was billed very late in the night, so the low brooding beats fitted the night's progression.
On the train home from Waterloo I was nudged by a ticket inspector who found my ticket outbound curious as the train was heading back to central London. What felt like a blink actually was a lengthy slumber on the train, missing my stop twice going both ways. An indicator of a great night, no?
Watch out for our Outlook Festival review, coming soon!
KLOSE ONE has just done a tasty new mix floating between the newly coined Warehouse, House, and Moombahton. As always with Klose, this is a scorcher and there's some serious blending here from a master of the craft. Him and Rattus are some of the best DJs out there. Big up yous.
T VICIOUS is part of a new school of young producers and DJs making filthy tear-out Dubstep. I like the odd bit of filth here and there, but as a whole, it's not really my bag.
What's currently setting T-Vicious apart from the rest is his adventurousness in breaking out of the pidgeon hole and experimenting with different genres and soundscapes. If you're a new producer reading this, diversifying your sound will seriously help your career in many overt and subtle ways. DO WELL.
I played this tune during my set at Outlook Festival. Watch for it.
MELÉ releases his new EP tomorrow and it's an absolute bloody stormer. Not bending to anyone's will, Melé somehow manages to tap into frequencies that slaps your ears into demanding your full attention. Classy stuff.
He's only 19 which makes me want to cry and wring my hands at my wasted youth of video games, weed, internet sleuthing and porn...
This is Viers' new track, fresh from his hard drive. He's not sure if he's entirely happy with it, so tell him your thoughts. I think it's dope. It's set for release on Waaga Records later this year (or maybe next year).
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