DJ DEGREE - Oh Snap! podcast preview mix

Thats right ya'll were rollin out our very own podcast. Official launch is Friday Dec.19th. However we have a little preview mix for ya'll. This is the first half of the first mix on the first episode of the Oh Snap! podcast.



DJ DEGREE - Oh Snap! Podcast 30 min. preview mix
http://www.zshare.net/audio/51959463e59c6a1a/

1. degree - INTRO
2. DJ SEGA vs DIPLO - "Ready Or Not"
3. Mickey Slim - "Natural High"
4. Haitiras & MC Flipside - "Get Blahsted" [will Bailey Remix]
5. Tragic Magic - "Tear Up London"|
6. Eymnd & Bo Blitz - "Deep Down Inside"
7. Blaqstarr - "Hands Up Thumbs Down" [DJ Degree remix]
8. Jackinori - "Get Ill" [Dubjack Remix]
9. Micha Moor - "Space" [Klaas Remix]
10. Shwayze - "Buzzin" [AC Slater Remix]
11. Project Pat - "Keep it Hood" [Bird Peterson Remix]
12. Kernkraft 400 - "Zombie Nation" [Laidback Luke bootleg]
13. Rod Lee - "Let Me See What Your Workin With" [Acapella]
14. Sexual Chocolate - "Assbackwards" [Heavyfeet Remix]
15. Rusko "Cest La Vie"
16. Dylan H vs. Robyn [Show ME LOve 2009]
17. Benga - "26 Basslines" [Chesus & Rodski Remix]
18. Baraka Som Sistema - "Inna De Ghetto" [Diplo Remix]
19.Super Mal & Phonat - "Pixelated"

DIRT NASTY

this is pure gold.

HOUSE MUSIC ALL NIGHT LONG

Sidechains is a mix of 80's Synth, House, Electro, Chessy chopped up Vocals and tons of retro goodness. Hailing from Barcelona Spain Sidechains is killing it in the clubs right now, with such good tunes as Monster House, Waiting So Long, Turn Your Body On and many others you should keep your ears open for more.

Mp3's

Monster House - SIDECHAINS

Turn You Body On - SIDECHAINS

FAKE BLOOD

FAKE BLOOD - Edmonton AB Canada - Dec.19 @ THE PAWN SHOP

Yes this is real. The musical mystery monster known as Fake Blood will be touching down in Edmonton at the Pawn Shop on Dec.19. This is one of the more highly anticipated shows this year and a great way to cap off 2008. Heres the skinny....


FAKE BLOOD [ Cheap Thrills, Mad Decent, Domino - UK ]

Who is FAKE BLOOD? No one really knows, but a Man Named Sang has become one of the biggest party/club sensations out there. His self-description says it all, what more could you ask for? “I MAKE MUSIC – AND I TAKE YOUR MUSIC AND DO WHAT I WANT WITH IT. IF SWALLOWED SEEK MEDICAL ASSISTANCE. WILL STAIN CLOTHES. WILL SOUND SPECTACULAR. ” He has dropped bomb after bomb remixing some of the scenes best Kid Sister, South Rakkas, and Black Ghosts. Plus his original material has become anthems of the current times, including the massive MARS backed with Splashing Blood! His music has been featured in sets by Crookers, Errol Alkan, Pete Tong, Herve, Sinden, Bassnectar, MSTRKRFT, Deadmau5, Diplo, Steve Aoki, ZTrip and pretty much every other relevant DJ. Any questions?



Here is the newest offering from Fake Blood

MP3 - Hot Chip "Touch Too Much" [Fake Blood Remix]



This is one of my favorite remix's by mr. blood.

MP3 - South Rakkas "Mad Again" [Fake Blood Remix]



This of course one of the big anthems of this past summer and still living on to murder dance floors everywhere

MP3 - FAKE BLOOOD "MARS"


here is an interesting little bit of info straight from fake blood head quaters

"Ok... I need to clear something up.

People seem to think that when I do a remix, I ask the artist to record the words "Fake Blood" so I can use that in the track.

That's NOT how I do it.

In every remix I have done, the words "Fake Blood" are created by me chopping up the ORIGINAL acapella, and assembling the words with individual vowel and consonant sounds...
No new vocals are used, only the same one heard in the original song.

And yes, even the Little Boots one was done like that.

SANG
x "

Some Heavy Shit

What up peeps! Your man Cobra Commander is bringing you some jackin' baseline driven shit from Manchester based duo Mike Burgess and James Medina a.k.a Heavyfeet. This track is so fuckin hype it might give you brain damage so check it!!

MP3 - Heavyfeet "One Last Time"

KILL THE NOISE

This coming Saturday OCT. 11 2008
Kill The Noise touches down in Edmonton with Canadian super hero Mat The Alien.

In a time when the internet and dancefloors around the world are saturated with all types of artists and performers, it's difficult for emerging names to carve out their own niche in the scene and have their sound heard by the masses. However, the dynamic production force known as Kill The Noise has done just that in the small amount of time since their introduction to the electro/house scene just before the turn of the new year.

Upon further inspection, the origin of this unique and refined sound is apparent. The project emerges from the same studio of NY-based avant garde drum & bass front runner Ewun, as well as the brand new, highly regarded mash-up/IDM project Ludachrist. The minds behind these projects are no strangers to the electronic music scene, having already traveled the globe in various other successful musical endeavors.

Tight production, creative, original, and innovative ideas begin to describe the sound Kill The Noise is known for. While some compositions growl with angry, distorted synth lines and glitchy sample edits, others lean towards the more playful, funkier side with addictive melodic hooks and lyrics, complimenting additional productions of the more techno-inspired realm of pumping side-chained beats and infectious rhythms.

This sound has resonated throughout the blogosphere and electronic dance communities, and has been embraced by both old and new generations of artists, DJ's and enthusiasts. Commanding attention from its listeners, Kill The Noise has earned support from a diverse selection of notable players in the global electronic dance music community. Names such as Chromeo, Scion Automotive Company, Treasure Fingers, Klever, Craze, A-Trak, AM Only, URB, I Heart Comix and Juxtapoz Magazine, just to name a few - not to mention the plethora of music blogs all over the world who have helped to spread the growing reputation of KTN. Whether it is an original composition or remix, the music stands out from the pack as something special to both the average and avid listeners.

2008 is already shaping up to be huge for Kill The Noise with a truckload of new material in the pipelines including various remixes and original material! All in addition to a growling list of high-profile performances. Kill The Noise is on a mission to prove the name to be true... Kill the noise, kill the production, kill the scene, and become the most influential production outfit on the block.


KILL THE NOISE BLOG

Where you can get the new mix "Turn Off Tune in VOL.1"

pick up the massive KILL KILL KILL by Kill The Noise on beatport

MPFREE: KILL THE NOISE "Hey You"

MPFREE: KILL THE NOISE "Pull My Strings"

THE BUG

Sunday Sept.21 2008 - The Bug & Warrior Queen LIVE!
Edmonton AB Canada
Starlite Room
Doors at 9pm
Tickets $10 at the door

This is easily one of the most exciting shows this year for me. I have been a big fan of both The Bug and Warrior Queen for sometime. All I can say is dont miss this event and if you dont know then seriously, please, READ ON!


Kevin Martin, under a dozen-or-so aliases and across numerous genres, has been screwing around with deep bass for well over a decade. It was only upon digging a bit deeper I found that 1997's Tapping the Conversation-- a concept album conceived as a surrogate soundtrack to Francis Ford Coppola's The Conversation-- was his first release as the Bug. Although not quite The Bug we know today.
I was introduced via his 2003 follow-up Pressure. I was impressed by how aggressive, yet danceable The Bug’s tracks were. Being a long time fan of dancehall and reggae I found myself intrigued by this rougher, grittier, heavier dancehall sound. At that time dancehall was receiving mainstream hype thanks to Sean Paul and others, but here was something infinitely more grimey, and with so much more bass. It sounded similar to pop dancehall, but only if it were created in some kind of post apocalyptic bombed out world, where the “Everyting be irie” vibe of reggae had completely died out. In it’s place stood the sound that would become dubstep.

Dubstep pulls from grime, dancehall, drum and bass, techno, speed garage, ragga, and most importantly dub, that bass heavy, rhythm-centric creation of Lee “Scratch” Perry and his aural ilk.

Fast forward to 2008 and The Bug is releasing his "London Zoo" LP on Ninja Tune recordings. This release not only signifies the permanence of Dubstep but also shows blinding diversity within a sound just old enough to be called a genre. The Albums many highlights include appearances by Daddy Freddy,Roll Deep's Flowdan, and the Warrior Queen. The latter of which takes the cake on London Zoo, takes the whole bakery really. The Bug and Warrior Queen's “Poison Dart” hits so fucking hard, there’s just no other way to say it. The bottom end puts any drum and bass track to shame. Warrior Queen spits out violent rhymes over The Bug’s booming riddim. Warrior Queen doesn’t bring a gun to the fight, but packs instead a precise poison dart. The video for the track only furthers the feeling, following the sonic battle of Mad Max-esque sound-system nomads.

Overall this is a primer for the world of dubstep, introducing many to some of the key MCs in the scene. Seriously listen to this album, but only on the biggest speakers you can find. It’s a Dies Irae for the post-industrial urban landscape, but this time in Patois rather than Latin, and the Tuba miram booms out of the sound-system subwoofer, not the brass section.

THE BUG feat. Warrior Queen - Poison Dart




MP3: The Bug & Daddy Freddy - Run the place red (AFX mix)

MP3: The Bug feat. Flowdan "Stampin" {Poison Dart Riddim}

MP3: The Bug feat. Warrior Queen "Poison Dart" {Skream Remix}

MP3: The Bug feat. Warrior Queen "Poison Dart" {original Mix}