Overwhelms me quite the pace that carries the electronic scene where there are many stamps as interesting producers there to listen. Collections are a good time to catch your breath and find those groups that for one reason or another you have lost. The 2011 promises to be as good for Planet Mu as we move into this comes with four exclusive tracks.
At first I wanted to make a joke to try out 14 reasons to fall at the feet of Planet Mu, but better go with something more affordable: Oriol - Solar (YouTube) Dubstep long ago ceased to encompass a particular genre, if that one day he did. A common scheme or some recognizable similarities, okay.
In Planet Mu is all that and more. Last year they published one of the best albums of the genre with Ital Tek and Colour Midnight, from whom nothing is listed here. Yes there exclusive material Oriol, Barcelona, London-based producer who in 2010 released his debut album, Night And Day, with them.
'Solar' is not as fresh as his earlier themes, but has a bass line that goes crazy. A cucumber, come on. Among the more dodgy Grime and Dubstep are Rossi B & Luca in April that marked this very strong dark shell. More accessible, with a step towards true based Pop breaks that could be included in the new Post-Dubstep label is Rudi Zygadlo with 'Hooray For Captain Balding.
" FaultyDL - Endeavour (YouTube) With so much to delve into black music we end up spending so much on Dub to go to warmer areas as the Soul, where we found a very calm Boxcutter collaboration with Brian Greene on vocals in ' Ufonik 'could also enter the label earlier post but I prefer to get out.
As with FaltyDL, who would not care to dance get in early on Ramp Recordings with his 'Hip Love' own of UK Garage, to go to land a smooth Jazz and accessible to insert several lines between the base on 'Endeavour'. Drew Lustman Cyrus promises to be one of the names of the year. KUED - Starfox (Youtube) Anything Hardcore will be welcomed by the British Isles by what I see in terms of quantity production of such references, press, and even soundtracks series.
Hardcore Planet Mu has to give and take. If we also have crazy rhythms, there's the Juke (surprised they have not gotten anything from DJ Nate). In this collection we have several options: KUED with 'Starfox' more eighties with Ceephax Acid Crew with 'Topaz', with the harder sounds of Dubstep in 'Stars (Slugabed Did A Remix)' Starkey with Anneka (cantaditas! ) and the whip with 'airmiles' in Swindle.
The Internal Tulips - Parasol (Youtube) An Ambient label is so broad as to include everything. This is where sound could be likened to Rephlex. 'K & G Beat' is a good issue signed by Floating Points that lengthens the vocal sampling on a very quiet house. The same thing happens to The Internal Tulips, duo reminiscent of the school of Broadcast and Pram.
With debut album released last year, Mislead Into A Field By A Deformed Deer that owns this 'Parasol'. Tropics also point to these spatial sound disc version of 'Give It Up'. The fashion of the 8-bit did not happen, but tell that to Zomby Ikonika or who is present with one of their songs once again become the real darts 8-biter sounds with sharp tones combined with Arabic influences.
'Dckhdbtch' is its title. 
At first I wanted to make a joke to try out 14 reasons to fall at the feet of Planet Mu, but better go with something more affordable: Oriol - Solar (YouTube) Dubstep long ago ceased to encompass a particular genre, if that one day he did. A common scheme or some recognizable similarities, okay.
In Planet Mu is all that and more. Last year they published one of the best albums of the genre with Ital Tek and Colour Midnight, from whom nothing is listed here. Yes there exclusive material Oriol, Barcelona, London-based producer who in 2010 released his debut album, Night And Day, with them.
'Solar' is not as fresh as his earlier themes, but has a bass line that goes crazy. A cucumber, come on. Among the more dodgy Grime and Dubstep are Rossi B & Luca in April that marked this very strong dark shell. More accessible, with a step towards true based Pop breaks that could be included in the new Post-Dubstep label is Rudi Zygadlo with 'Hooray For Captain Balding.
" FaultyDL - Endeavour (YouTube) With so much to delve into black music we end up spending so much on Dub to go to warmer areas as the Soul, where we found a very calm Boxcutter collaboration with Brian Greene on vocals in ' Ufonik 'could also enter the label earlier post but I prefer to get out.
As with FaltyDL, who would not care to dance get in early on Ramp Recordings with his 'Hip Love' own of UK Garage, to go to land a smooth Jazz and accessible to insert several lines between the base on 'Endeavour'. Drew Lustman Cyrus promises to be one of the names of the year. KUED - Starfox (Youtube) Anything Hardcore will be welcomed by the British Isles by what I see in terms of quantity production of such references, press, and even soundtracks series.
Hardcore Planet Mu has to give and take. If we also have crazy rhythms, there's the Juke (surprised they have not gotten anything from DJ Nate). In this collection we have several options: KUED with 'Starfox' more eighties with Ceephax Acid Crew with 'Topaz', with the harder sounds of Dubstep in 'Stars (Slugabed Did A Remix)' Starkey with Anneka (cantaditas! ) and the whip with 'airmiles' in Swindle.
The Internal Tulips - Parasol (Youtube) An Ambient label is so broad as to include everything. This is where sound could be likened to Rephlex. 'K & G Beat' is a good issue signed by Floating Points that lengthens the vocal sampling on a very quiet house. The same thing happens to The Internal Tulips, duo reminiscent of the school of Broadcast and Pram.
With debut album released last year, Mislead Into A Field By A Deformed Deer that owns this 'Parasol'. Tropics also point to these spatial sound disc version of 'Give It Up'. The fashion of the 8-bit did not happen, but tell that to Zomby Ikonika or who is present with one of their songs once again become the real darts 8-biter sounds with sharp tones combined with Arabic influences.
'Dckhdbtch' is its title.
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