My name is Jeremy Rike and I’m 29. I live in Columbus OH and record music under the name Dose. Although I am very thankful for it’s discovery, I never intended for my music to be heard by anyone other than my close friends. Prior to Dose I was recording hip-hop beats for a local group but that wasn’t fulfilling me artistically. I knew I wanted to branch out and develop my own unique sound, so I started experimenting with new ambient sounds and started sampling tracks that I grew up on as a kid. My parents got divorced when I was young and I remember my dad turning on the radio at night to a station that played really cheesy sappy romantic love songs about heart ache and love. Although these songs are really lame on the surface, a lot of them contain great hooks and emotion that can be flipped into something new and soulful, (sometimes I get a bit carried away while sampling these songs that I end up jamming out/dancing to these corny tracks, fortunately no one else is around to laugh at me). These ballad based love tracks have sort of become the backbone to my sound now, I love being able to take a track from Michael Bolton or Sinead O’Connor and turn it into something that bangs and at the same time hopefully upholds some sort of deep emotion or feeling for the listener. Like I said before I never intended for my music to go beyond the ears of a handful of friends but I really cant describe how thankful I am that I can share my music with people all over the world now. It’s a nice feeling being able to put yourself and emotions into a piece of music and then have people genuinely have love for it, It’s a great reward. Since my music has been unleashed on the world I have received a lot of kind responses to it and that has given me the drive to take it more seriously and keep on progressing. I recently started recording music with a female friend named Chelsea for a side project we have yet to name. She has an incredible voice and I am providing the backing tracks to her angelic vocals. This side project is a more simplified style than the Dose music I record now but it all still comes from the same part of my soul and it fulfills my inner Indie needs. I hope to continue this musical journey and I really appreciate all of the love I have received from it, I love my listeners and I am so happy to share this music with them.

 

http://soundcloud.com/dose82

http://dose82.bandcamp.com/

http://dosemusic.tumblr.com/

What better way to finish the year off in style and start a new one, than with the new release, “08-09,” by Repeat Pattern. And, to thank you for your love and fidelity, Cascade Records and Repeat Pattern offer you this new release as a free download, or for the more grateful and generous, the opportunity to support the artist with a cash donation!”

” 08-09 speaks of HipHop, Jazz, Beats, soul…Life…You…Them…It’s about music! “

After the success of “Love Exposure”, mc / producer Broke returns with “Chasing Her”, his first solo album.

This album is delivered in a jazzy soulful tone, mixed with elegant word play by the California emcee. If you into deep lyricism and jazzy soul escapes we highly recommend to give this one a good listen.

The result is an EP hiphop heads young and old can feel!

http://www.cascaderecords.fr

http://cascaderecords.bandcamp.com

Shortly after Italy-based music producer Railster released his podcast [in which I am featured] on Serbian music blog Pixelatique, I was contacted to be the first female featured on their site! Exciting right? Totally! 

Completely enamored and cherry by the idea, I began to visualize. Today, on my 26th birthday, I share “The Main Vein”. Featured are thirteen of our latest favourite songs – that mesh well. He’s helped me so much over the years; I wanted to share this moment, this day, and this project, this new beginning with him. It also includes snippets from interviews with Shyvonne and Jasmine Solano. Both artists are featured on my website and will appear in my fifth print magazine in 2012. 

This signifies more than a mere pod cast for me; it is a gift to myself and for all of my fans to keep with them in their daily lives. I hope you enjoy my debut.  

Artwork Credit: 
Photography and Edit by George Lee (Gutty Womack) 
Text by Richardine Bartee (@THEYAMS)

http://grungecake.com/

http://www.facebook.com/grungecake

http://www.mixcloud.com/grungecake/

Long before the current wave of Russian and Eastern European beats and glitch producers, Bulgarian duo 1000names were in at the foundation of the sound, debuting with the now classic Melonball Bounce alongside Rustie on Beatnick’s Vol 1 in 2007. Based in Sofia, Bulgaria, their geographic isolation and relatively long musical development has helped Margg and Nikko (their real names) develop a truly individualistic sound: quirky, bubbly, and human. They are identifiably part of the global beats scene without ever being generic.

They released their debut album with French label Eklektik Records, before moving over to Black Acre, dropping the first ever long player on that label. In January 2010 Mary Anne Hobbs invited them to contribute a mix for her legendary BBC Radio 1 show, and since then they’ve been featured and recommended in Pitchfork, XLR8R and every publication of note.

Margg started out as a painter, Nikko as a drummer, giving them a basis in both old school musicality and art history. Taking their name from an Anish Kapoor scultpture they are great collectors and appreciators of culture, and this breadth of vision can be heard in their music and their willingness to embrace new forms.

I’m based in Zurich, Switzerland and go by the name Gards From KC. I started to make basic hiphop beats five years ago with samples from old vinyls and generic drum patterns. I got influenced by new electronic styles and live shows later and my way of doing music passed different periods.

I now work with samples recorded from the normal day life and a lot of plugins and effects. I mostly drive for dragging beats with deep atmospheres and loads of crackle and crisp sounds. I’m still in a very experimental phase of finding and creating something distinctive.

 

Once i started to connect and work with other people around the world everything is getting more serious. I did a few mixes for great collectives and was participating on some bigger and some smaller compilations. Lately i mostly worked on remixes including the one for my man Sina. which is out on wax and digital since the 5th of Nov. Thanks to all at P:MC!

Like a month ago some folks in London used one of my tracks for their amazing promo video introducing the Moniker Art Fair 2011 in London (http://vimeo.com/29845130).

Currently i’m working on a lot unfinished tracks on my own and with other artists. I will release the best 8-12 tracks soon as a tape for free download!

 

Very exciting to mention is that i just found a new local event label called Life Bricks!

We’ll try to prepare a mix between live acts, thrilling dj-sets and visual artists. We’ll kick off this in february next year at a pretty cool venue here in Zurich! We expect us much of this and will do our best to mount some unforgettable nights!

I’m really looking forward to play live shows as well as dj-sets in the future!

 

Thanks to everybody who enjoy or even listen to my music. It has only just started!

www.facebook.com/gardsfromkc

www.soundcloud.com/gardsfromkc

www.projectmooncircle.com/artists/113

www.facebook.com/NightShiftCollective

My name’s Mike T. I also go by the name of Mikenike, depending on how I feel. I’ve been producing music for about 7 months. I’m still a little confused about it all but I know that I love doing it.  I spend many hours, day & night messing around with programs and instruments. I literally learn something new every day!  I mean, there’s so much I need to learn. I never knew how to play piano or guitar even six months ago I didn’t know what a DAW (Digital Audio Workstation) was.  I’m extremely ignorant when it comes to music but it keeps me happy, especially knowing that I can express these ideas in my head to other people & maybe help them get through their day.  And if I’m lucky hopefully get a few fans here & there.  I’m not exactly sure where to place my tracks when it comes to genres.  I don’t think about that, at all!  It really depends on the mood I’m in. It could sound like some trill hip hop or sometimes it could sound like sentimental jazz.  I love making beats though. I could spend all day with a couple samples and mess around recording drum patterns. Whether I got a midi keyboard or an mpc, I’ll find a way to go nuts!

When I’m not making music I always go back to my one true love, painting.  Something about it just drives me up the wall, in a good way. If that makes sense to you.  Build & destroy. Layers upon layers. tearing through old furniture. It’s a form of therapy for me to just rip a whole through something and start painting it.  As a rebellious teen it was my go to thing every time my emotions got the best of me.  And now I have music.  I owe it all to my homie eKALB (Closed Casket Collective)  who introduced me to music production a couple months back. We we’re close friends through out high school and still are but he moved up north to San Francisco, I wish that guy the best!  It’s a cold world out there but as long as I got my freedom to express through art & music, I’ll be able to continue living an honest and meaningful life.  I’m not sure where this is all going but I’m taking it day by day. Expecting the best but always prepared for the worst.  I have an EP coming out this December on an independent label called Strong & Tough Audio.  I’m excited for that!  We’ll have to wait see what happens in the future. 2012 should be big though…

http://www.facebook.com/pages/MIKE-T/134627953298447

http://mikenikeart.blog.com/

http://www.tumblr.com/blog/mikeonetwothreefour

https://twitter.com/#!/__MIKE_T

Contact : mikeonetwothreefour@gmail.com

SFDH Heart:Beat is a musical journey, started more than eleven years 
ago. Through that journey it grew & evolved its musical taste and genre. 
From the old school classic, to the new school classics, representing 
the best "organic" tunes, playing rap, soul, funk, jazz... SFDH 
Heart:Beat radio show is broadcasted from small town of Subotica 
(Serbia), every tuesday from 22:00cet, and sundays from 22:00cet 
(rerun), on local radio station. Show is hosted by Bobbyanno & Allowha, 
since their teen years, mixing the genres according to their style and 
mood, and which way they see it fit. If they like it, they play it! Tune 
in every tuesday for fresh tracks, beats, guests, mixes, album 
reviews... Two hours of pure bliss for your ears. You can listen to the 
old shows on SFDH's Mixcloud page, and hear what SFDH Heart:Beat is all 
about. Podcasts are usually one hour long, and withouth the voice-over 
parts, so you can enjoy music only. Tune in & Love moves...

http://www.sfdhheartbeat.com 
http://www.facebook.com/SFDHheartbeat
http://www.mixcloud.com/SFDH_HeartBeat/
http://twitter.com/SFDHeartBeat

Magnum’s music dwells within the realms of dark, heavy basslines, ethereal arpegiated synth stabs, dislocated vocal chops, primitive drums, old school breaks, and futuristic rhythm patterns carefully constructed into stories that take place in the lost island of Puerto Rico. His latin roots mixed with the influence of Punk Rock, Hip Hop, Idm, House, Jungle and other types of electronica and world grooves are apparent in his productions which may vary in styles, but always evoke weird and deep emotional soundscapes.

Along the years Magnum has altered consciousness at local stages alongside: The Bloody Beetroots, Boys Noize, Steve Aoki, MSTRKRFT, Afrojack, Huoratron, Le Castlevania, LA Riots, Felix Cartal, DatA, Lazaro Casanova, Nadastrom, The Prodigy, The Crystal Method, Andi Thoma (Mouse on Mars), Nacotheque, Goldie, Photek, Bailey, Ed Rush & Optical & Roni Size among others and more recently with Toy Selectah, Geko Jones, Talk, Appleblim, Martyn, A Made Up Sound/2562, Zed Bias, Salva, Ramadanman and Silkie.

In 2010 after causing some commotion locally and over the internet, Magnum joined forward-thinking club music label, Nightshifters, based in Berlin and run by DJ Donna Summer and Jubilee to remix Canblaster’s “Triple Ring” for Canblaster’s debut EP and then release his own debut EP “Grooveworks” in May 2011, which showcases some harsher, heavier rave vibes and gets remixed by top new-weirdos: Hostage, Panteros666 from Club Cheval fame, Randomer and Lucid. In the following months Magnum released “Schemes” on Future of Bass 1, a compilation cured by HxdB for US based label Gradient Audio and remixed Bosstone, Emmerson & Klauser, MadJazz and Lao. His sophomore EP “Visions” came out on Belgium based label Inhale on October 2011 and recieved early support from 2562, Randomer, Norrit and Resketch among many others. Fall/Winter plans for Magnum in 2011 include a forthcoming release on UK based label 92 Points as well as more new tunes, more remixing, more shows and launching his own label Tribe.

General INFO, PRESS & BOOKING

MAGNUM - magnumnoise@gmail.com

TRIBE - thenewtribalists@gmail.com

http://soundcloud.com/magnumbass
http://www.twitter.com/magnumnoise
http://www.residentadvisor.net/dj/magnum

http://www.nightshifterslabel.com
http://www.gradientaudio.com
http://www.futureinhale.be/
http://92pnts.tumblr.com
http://www.thenewtribalists.com

When I came up with the concept for the show I wanted to do something fresh. Nowadays you have magazines and all types of media output about the music industry – and even independent or underground artists.

 

So I thought the radio is still a nice way to combine music and information. That’s why I started to put interviews, with people who could be of interest to the listener, in there. Everyone has good stories to tell but doesn’t get the time – because they are limited to 5 minutes. So I wanted to take the time and let the artist speak.

 

Another thing that I thought was dope are the guest mixes in the second hour. They are done by different Djs from all over the world. They get time to play what they want – fuck genres and the style of the show. The mixes should be an honest representation of what they are feeling musically at the moment.

 

So I’ve been doing this for quite a bit now and I’ve met wonderful people and played even more amazing music. I guess I’m lucky to have this output which keeps growing.

 

Hopefully more to come.

 

Majestic Mood 

 

Groove Merchants Radio Show:

www.soundcloud.com/majestic-mood 

www.groovemerchantsradio.com

 

Blog (german):

http://www.juice.de/author/majestic-mood

 

FB Profile:

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Majestic-Mood/265284255908

 

If there’s anything any good DJ should be able to do, it is to set a mood. In the case of this cat from Vienna/Austria/Europe, the mood is going to be majestic – no matter which musical genres are involved. Inspired by Hip Hop, he explored it’s various roots – Jazz, Soul, Funk… – at an early age and paid his dues playing some residencies around his hometown. In recent years, he’s been immersing himself in the international Beat movement that fuses Hip Hop aesthetics with more electronic soundscapes and even deeper bass frequencies. His online radio show Groove Merchants is a good starting point for explorations into the field as it also features interviews with artists like Hudson Mohawke, Waajeed, Tokimonsta & Mount Kimbie. He is also the resident DJ for “The Message Radio Show” on Vienna’s Superfly FM and co-hosts the club series Royal Eclectic.

Trishes (FM4/MPM)

Victor Ferreira is best known as Sun Glitters. His music can be described as the real magic. As he says in biography his sound is an ocean of lush melodies, pitch-shifted vocal samples, ghostly digi-diva choirs, warm bass melodies driven by alternately dense and relaxing beatwork combinations between downtempo and wonky beats. Musical influences gets from great bands such as The Cure, My Bloody Valentine and Drop Nineteens. In electronic music are Boards of Canada, Third Eye Foundation, Burial, Balam Acab. Soon he will release forth 12″ EP named “High” at http://www.musicisforlosers.com/.      Enjoy in his world…

http://www.sunglitters.com/
http://vanishedmoments.tumblr.com/
http://seethemwearingmytees.tumblr.com/
http://thevideostheymade.tumblr.com/
http://soundcloud.com/sunglitters/
http://vimeo.com/sunglitters/videos
http://sunglitters.tumblr.com/live%20shows
http://sunglitters.bandcamp.com/
http://www.typepr.com/
http://www.itsokbooking.com/

Well my name is soroosh and go by the name of soosh.  My friends have called me that for years! Its all about the ooooo’s!   Anyway, always been heavily into music and got into dj’n when at uni.  Dabbled a bit with production 4 years ago, gave up straight away as i was so bad.   In the last 2 years started making tunes again and that is where it all started.  I took a year out from working last year, moved to BC canada,  where i finished my first tracks which ended up on my jumble ep this year.   I played the piano when i was 9 for a a few years, hated it and sadly gave up! so the chords take a bit longer for me to work out but i get there in the end!

Musically i make quite textured, ambient, electronic, emotive  tunes……lots of rhythm, sometimes the blues :( – but mostly good times laced in melodies and traces of hiphop!  I have two more eps out later this year both digi/viynl and a few more eps on the horizon.   Im talking with a few folk just now, exciting times ahead.   Apart form the eps im doing a load of remixes just now for some talented dudes, and have a wee tape release coming out with some more far out psyched stuff early next year on a quirky animation mag/ label.  And still working on my live set……. lots of podcast coming soon and gigs!  

DEBUT EP BY WOULG OUT NOW ON OUTLIER RECORDINGS!

October 1st, 2011 (Brooklyn, New York) — Calgary based producer Woulg just released his first EP through OUTLIER RECORDINGS, ‘Floating Longingly Towards the Sun‘. The EP is a six track collection of glitch infused future bass music that defies common genre description.

The EP is available digitally, as well as a limited edition run of 20 CD’s with handmade artwork. 

Special thanx to Alex Gohorel. Label Manager of Outlier Recordings .

This is the debut EP of Admin (Adam Wickens) and also the very first release he ever planned for Infinite Machine but it end up being the 5th.