King Fantastic - Westcoastsynthesizerbeachbumgangstermusic [Knight Riderz Remix]
Another quality glitch hop shout from my boy Bunn. If you like your funk and dub tunes with the occasional dose of boobies, check out his blog: fundleofbunn.tumblr.com
Too Many T’s - 1992
Love the flow on this.
Too Many T’s are described on their soundcloud as “A unique funky style of full fat beats, stirred in with two heaps of sugary fresh raps, comical swagger and the distinct fragrance of golden era hip hop” which seems pretty bang on to me.
Having grown up in Turkey and Oman, I’m also a big fan of Medina Life :)
Shout to Bunn for the link.
Free Shit From Dub Phizix
Everything about this page is cool, even down to the Ts & Cs.
Dub Phizix ft. Fox - Never Been
Out now on Critical. Dub Phizix and the rest of the Manchester crew absolutely destroyed Fabric on Friday with Fox live on this, alongside Strategy (Marka, Editor) and Skittles (Creator).
KillSonik - Girly
Totally wasn’t expecting this UKG flex from KillSonik. Deep woodblock hits topped with a catchy (girly) vocal sample, but still comes hard with the kind of heavy grinding basslines Chasing Shadows fans will recognise.
John Peel's Record Collection
Fantastically rendered, with the alphabetical collection clickable by letter and then each record’s tracklist, covers and sleeve shown, the site will feed your inner music geek and inner tech geek in equal measure.
Noisia - My World (Posij Remix)
Noisia’s local talent protégée Posij (album forthcoming on Division Recordings) will be joining the trio along with The Upbeats, Kill The Noise, 16Bit and Jay-P for a truly international Noisia Invites #2 in Groningen tonight.
Check out the live stream from 9pm London time at:
Foreign Beggars - Palm of My Hand
Production by the one like kidkanevil. Featuring footage from UKF Bass Culture at Brixton Academy. Think there may still be pieces of my mind left on the floor from that set.
Bobby Tank - Afterburn
Simply joyous. Happy Friday!
Gotye - Somebody That I Used To Know (CliffHanga Remix)
CliffHanga lays those gorgeous vocal melodies over a tough garage beat and some subtle bass, with a high-impact dubstep switch towards the end. On repeat.
