Unlimited Gravity AKA Ronnie Weberg is an up and coming glitch hop producer from Denver, Colorado. I discovered him a few months ago and have been particularly impressed by him as of late. He first caught my interest with his 7 track compilation 'All Day Every Day'. When it comes to Unlimited Gravity you can expect crisp, clean production quality, rich melodic texture, a bassline that bangs and his characteristic synths that make the tracks instantly memorable. Plus all his tunes are at least 5 minutes long which is DOPE because I never want them to end..
Krispy has been a DJ in and around the area of Edmonton, Alberta, Canada for approximately 5 years now. It started at a “learn to become a hip hop DJ class” in the beginning. However, the true interest was always in electronic music. It was then that Krispy met DJ Floorlayer and was taught how to truly refine his style as an electronic DJ.
Taking influence from a variety of artists such as Hatiras, Stupid Fresh, AC Slater, JELO, Excision, Zodiac Cartel, Electric Soulside, Noisia, Nero…. The list goes on to really create a diverse style with many different types of influences and genres.
Beginning as a vinyl hard house DJ, the style gradually evolved to CDJ’s and electro house over the years. And, more recently, the style has been dubstep/drum and bass.
Krispy has played at various clubs within the city of Edmonton over the years as well as Motion Notion Music Festival in Drayton Valley, Alberta this year. Also, more notably, he has had 2 guest appearances on the dubFWD radio (88.9FM) show in Baltimore this year.
His latest accomplishment was having the electro house style tune, “Swamp Step”, signed to the Transendance label. This marks the first successful year of being a producer. More productions are in the works leaning towards the electro and dubstep genres.
Expect many more releases and upcoming shows to come in the future from this exciting and diverse electronic artist.
1. Rico Tubbs – I like it raw (Mightyfools remix) 2. Krafty Kuts – Shake Them Hips (Punk Rolla Clean Mix) 3. Bitrok – Closest Strangers (The Loops of Fury Club Mix) 4. Bobby K, Monolythe – Don’t Break It (Electric Soulside Remix) 5. MikeWave – Hard Bass (Filthy Rehab Remix) 6. Qalvr, Calvertron – Raw 2 Da Floor 7. Nom De Strip – Skweekee 8. Filthy Rehab – Shake ‘N’ Dance (Electric Soulside Remix) 9. Mike Wave, Filthy Rehab – Sick Slaughterhouse (Matt Cox Remix) 10. Ben & Lex – Makaton (Viro & Rob Analyze Remix) 11. Spieltrieb, Malente – Ja Ja Ja 12. Tim Healey, Calvertron – Back 2 the Ghetto 13. Nom de Strip – Ticker 14. Santiago & Bushido – All that I can say 15. Electrixx – The Music
Hot off the press! Here is the brand new remix of Thunderball's Enter The Brahmin by Knight Riderz out now on Theivery Corporation's ESL label. You can get the free download
My boy and one of the illest DJ's in Canada, MTA [Mat The Alien] just finished rollin out the heavyweight dubstep treatment on Nick Thayers "Let It Go" single released on the world reknowned Passenger imprint.
In another absolute atrocity of a top 100, Armin Van Buuren once again takes home the crown. DJ Mag again over looks a plethora of talented, innovative, progressive, and genre evolving visionaries. They opt instead to continue a downward trend of glorifying music for the lowest common denominator and simply ignore actual performance skills. Not only that but the only two non house/trance DJ's are Andy C and John B. Ive seen both of those artist many times and while Andy C holds it down with the best in the world John B is much more skilled in the realms of production and not the most amazing selector out there. This list makes no sense to me and I feel as though this is a testament to the current pitifull state of a large part of electronic music. I honestly can not think of enough negative things to say or words that properly express what a loss this is for electronic music as a whole.
