Random netlabel/netaudio release
category: music [glöplog]
Should probably mention this as well:
Catzilla EP by Subsquare (with remixes from Irvin, lug00ber and OptimizE).
Catzilla EP by Subsquare (with remixes from Irvin, lug00ber and OptimizE).
Ochre uploaded his new album on bandcamp.
Amazingly produced melancholic electronic music... with one hell of a dancefloor killer called "glassmaker"
Amazingly produced melancholic electronic music... with one hell of a dancefloor killer called "glassmaker"
kaneel: agreed, that's one awesome album.
Very nice Gloom, and could you now please supply us with some pictures of the owner of that very nice female voice.
You know what they say: A picture says more than a thousand words *COtUmblrGH*
You know what they say: A picture says more than a thousand words *COtUmblrGH*
netlabelism webzine is looking for new writers, if anyone is interested in contributing with reviews.
// BRAND NEW RELEASE FROM DUBOPHONIC NETLABEL FOR FREE DOWNLOAD //
// [DPH001] Dub-I: Creation (Vol.1) //
// Genre: Dub/Fusion/Experimental //
Free download from:
http://dubophonic.blogspot.com/2013/06/dph001-dub-i-creation.html
// [DPH001] Dub-I: Creation (Vol.1) //
// Genre: Dub/Fusion/Experimental //
Free download from:
http://dubophonic.blogspot.com/2013/06/dph001-dub-i-creation.html
Uhm. I really dig the sounds, but the singing/rapping is a bit "scooterish", especially on "What Time Is Love"... Thus only a 
out of curiosity and because i dig the new god is an astronaut album:
are there any demoscene musicians doing post.rock-ish stuff?
are there any demoscene musicians doing post.rock-ish stuff?
[ur]http://www.kahvi.org/releases.php?release_number=336[/url]
Fix of the previous link so it doesn't link relative to Pouet: cheapbeatsmusic.bandcamp.com/album/microsongs
(I should fix my editor bar to fix that automatically ...)
(I should fix my editor bar to fix that automatically ...)
Artist: Mexican Stepper
Title: The Mad Sunday EP
Cat: [DPH005]
Genre: Dub / Stepper
Country: Mexico
Release date: 28-08-2013
Free download from:
http://dubophonic.blogspot.com/2013/08/dph005-mexican-stepper-mad-sunday-ep.html
Dubophonic introduces Mexican Stepper. Born in Mexico, Yasser Serano has been into music since his childhood. His anxiety to contribute to the reggae and dub scene led him into participating in many festivals in Mexico with important recognitions. Tapping into different rhythms but mainly with stepper productions, Yasser introduces 2009 his Mexican Stepper project with the intention of creating a new dub proposal in his homeland Mexico. Little he knew that his sound would soon overcome the borders of his country and spread like a virus all around the world. Living proof of this is the willingness of many artists from all around the world to join his effort, offering their own musical interpretations on Yasser’s tune.
Mexican Stepper’s first EP consists of the title track “Mad Sunday”, a hard stepper tune with an ethnic feel, accompanied by an ever so exiting dub cut. Just to step it up a bit more, we included some exclusive remixes by artists who were already introduced on previous releases like Dub-I (RUS) and Negritage (ARG), but also by Dubophonic newcomers Svaha Sound System (UK), Injham (FR), Mr. Lion AKA Jahstyle (CAN) and Mr Mefisto (PR).
Each track is more than just a remix. It is a brand new interpretation of the main tune with each artist reconstructing the basic tune according to his unique style. Negritage makes a dirty rough rootical stepper out of it, Dub-I transforms the hard stepper into a musical dub experiment, Mr Mefistou incorporates the revolutionary speech of the Bolivian president Evo Morales after the trouble he faced in Europe due to his pro Snowden attitude, while Injham introduces a complete recut of the tune. Big versions by BBC Introducing Artist of 2012 Svaha Sound System and the Canadian Mr. Lion.
Title: The Mad Sunday EP
Cat: [DPH005]
Genre: Dub / Stepper
Country: Mexico
Release date: 28-08-2013
Free download from:
http://dubophonic.blogspot.com/2013/08/dph005-mexican-stepper-mad-sunday-ep.html
Dubophonic introduces Mexican Stepper. Born in Mexico, Yasser Serano has been into music since his childhood. His anxiety to contribute to the reggae and dub scene led him into participating in many festivals in Mexico with important recognitions. Tapping into different rhythms but mainly with stepper productions, Yasser introduces 2009 his Mexican Stepper project with the intention of creating a new dub proposal in his homeland Mexico. Little he knew that his sound would soon overcome the borders of his country and spread like a virus all around the world. Living proof of this is the willingness of many artists from all around the world to join his effort, offering their own musical interpretations on Yasser’s tune.
Mexican Stepper’s first EP consists of the title track “Mad Sunday”, a hard stepper tune with an ethnic feel, accompanied by an ever so exiting dub cut. Just to step it up a bit more, we included some exclusive remixes by artists who were already introduced on previous releases like Dub-I (RUS) and Negritage (ARG), but also by Dubophonic newcomers Svaha Sound System (UK), Injham (FR), Mr. Lion AKA Jahstyle (CAN) and Mr Mefisto (PR).
Each track is more than just a remix. It is a brand new interpretation of the main tune with each artist reconstructing the basic tune according to his unique style. Negritage makes a dirty rough rootical stepper out of it, Dub-I transforms the hard stepper into a musical dub experiment, Mr Mefistou incorporates the revolutionary speech of the Bolivian president Evo Morales after the trouble he faced in Europe due to his pro Snowden attitude, while Injham introduces a complete recut of the tune. Big versions by BBC Introducing Artist of 2012 Svaha Sound System and the Canadian Mr. Lion.
Artist: Med Dred
Title: Dred reggae EP
Cat: [DPH004]
Genre: Reggae / Dub
Country: Cyprus
Release date: 11-08-2013
Free download from:
http://dubophonic.blogspot.com/2013/08/dph004-med-dred-dread-reggae-ep.html
Dubophonic has turned toward Cyprus this time and to the local artists, introducing one of the most active Cypriot artists in the reggae scene. Producer & riddim maker Med Dred has always been into music, addicted from the young age of 7, a good 20+ years ago! He is one of those artists, who are passionate with their music. Studied in the United Kingdom City & Guilds (Sound Engineer), the Cypriot artist then went off to further his studies with a Bachelor’s Degree in Texas and a Master’s Degree in the UK at the Trinity Southern University. He has been refining his sound ever since.
"Reggae has always been my passion as I was brought up in Brixton and went school there so my musical influence has always been a heavy bassline on a reggae riddim. Some of my mentors are: The Scientist, King Tubby, Black Uhuru, Mad Professor, Sly & Robbie, Bob Marley, Eek a Mouse, Gregory Isaacs ... and too many more Kings, not enough room here to mention! Jah Guide, Protect & Bless all." - M.D.
On his debut release on Dubophonic netlabel, Med Dred introduces a style that is deeply rooted in the history of reggae music. Inspired by the old dub masters and sound engineers of Jamaica, Med Dred manages to assimilate their sound and transform it into something new, either by incorporating his own custom made effects, improvising on the melodica or using his voice snippets to send out his anti-Babylon messages.
The "Dred Reggae” EP includes six tracks, dubbed and remixed by Med Dred exclusive for the Dubophonic netlabel. Heavy one drops, deep echoes and reverbs, heart pounding bass lines and conscious lyrics are the ingredients of his musical recipe. Accompanied by many guests, Med Dred creates his own personal sound, still remaining true to the original roots of reggae music.
Special participation of Ted Sirota (drums) on “Jahnoy”, Felix Dub Caravan (bass) on “Jahnoy” and “Dub-o-phonic words”, Christopher Pound and Tian (bass) on “Bal Ed Dred” and Peter Attah (vocals) on “Attah Dred”.
Title: Dred reggae EP
Cat: [DPH004]
Genre: Reggae / Dub
Country: Cyprus
Release date: 11-08-2013
Free download from:
http://dubophonic.blogspot.com/2013/08/dph004-med-dred-dread-reggae-ep.html
Dubophonic has turned toward Cyprus this time and to the local artists, introducing one of the most active Cypriot artists in the reggae scene. Producer & riddim maker Med Dred has always been into music, addicted from the young age of 7, a good 20+ years ago! He is one of those artists, who are passionate with their music. Studied in the United Kingdom City & Guilds (Sound Engineer), the Cypriot artist then went off to further his studies with a Bachelor’s Degree in Texas and a Master’s Degree in the UK at the Trinity Southern University. He has been refining his sound ever since.
"Reggae has always been my passion as I was brought up in Brixton and went school there so my musical influence has always been a heavy bassline on a reggae riddim. Some of my mentors are: The Scientist, King Tubby, Black Uhuru, Mad Professor, Sly & Robbie, Bob Marley, Eek a Mouse, Gregory Isaacs ... and too many more Kings, not enough room here to mention! Jah Guide, Protect & Bless all." - M.D.
On his debut release on Dubophonic netlabel, Med Dred introduces a style that is deeply rooted in the history of reggae music. Inspired by the old dub masters and sound engineers of Jamaica, Med Dred manages to assimilate their sound and transform it into something new, either by incorporating his own custom made effects, improvising on the melodica or using his voice snippets to send out his anti-Babylon messages.
The "Dred Reggae” EP includes six tracks, dubbed and remixed by Med Dred exclusive for the Dubophonic netlabel. Heavy one drops, deep echoes and reverbs, heart pounding bass lines and conscious lyrics are the ingredients of his musical recipe. Accompanied by many guests, Med Dred creates his own personal sound, still remaining true to the original roots of reggae music.
Special participation of Ted Sirota (drums) on “Jahnoy”, Felix Dub Caravan (bass) on “Jahnoy” and “Dub-o-phonic words”, Christopher Pound and Tian (bass) on “Bal Ed Dred” and Peter Attah (vocals) on “Attah Dred”.