Thursday
You been dancing with the devil...
Dark Sky never fail to impress. Latest news is that their 'Crystalised' remix is finally available to buy, get it at Boomkat or Juno. Also they have a forthcoming EP with Black Acre which should be out around Christmas time.
Their latest remix is being used by Ninja Tune to promote the forthcoming Stateless single which is out on 22nd November, in anticipation of the album, which is out in February next year. The single 'Ariel' also features remixes by Rustie and Midland. Dark Sky on a proper bouncy 2-step flex here but with their own flavour added as always. All you need is your email address...
Ariel (Dark Sky Remix) - Stateless
Synkro is another one of my favourite producers. Think this tune is quite an old tune but still a goody. Harp patterns slide over a skippy beat and humming sub-line with the odd injection of something a bit nastier.
Back Then - Synkro
I hadn't heard of The Spit Brothers until recently but they seem to be cropping up wherever I'm looking, earlier on today it was on a track with fellow San Fran local, Antiserum. Dubsworth and Bakir came together in 2005, both very experienced in the live scene - Bakir toured with Jazzsteppa on their first US tour as their trumpet player and tour manager. Their sound incorporates various elements of bass music mixed with hints of Jazz - which is what caught my attention. They have a live set which I can imagine to be something special.
Oh Contrarians - The Spit Brothers [buy @ Beatport]
This track is slightly different to the one above, bit deeper and heavier but rolls nicely with the blaring horn sections...
Done Gone There - The Spit Brothers
Last but not least, you should all know these two...
Stapleton Road VIP - Mensah
The 1987 Bounce - Gemmy
Labels:
Bass,
Dub/Reggae,
Dubstep,
Dubstep/Jazz,
Future-Garage,
Garage
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