All the way from Israel, Split & Jaxta bring you a piece of electro / breaks rawness. In 2009, fate brought the duo together in Tel Aviv’s largest music school – Muzik. United in a love of big phat beats they soon paired up and with in no time had their first EP released on Miles Dyson’s Plasmapool’s sublabel NOIZE. Form there have gone on to dish out a selection of sick remixes to keep us locked!
Hot diggity dog! Jem Stone delivers a saucy treat with his latest freebie ‘Hotdog Supreme’! This piece of twisted funk, good enough to eat, will make you squirt mustard on your baps and make you hungry for more! Help yourself to a delicious and tasty serving…
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Still bound to the bedroom? Still mixin’ in the kitchen? Well now’s your chance to make it as a professional DJ! Burn Studios are looking for up and coming DJs and giving them the credentials they need to take on the world.
By entering selected DJs will have the chance to rub shoulders with the megastars at the International Music Summit, participate in workshops run by the likes of Fatboy Slim, Hot Chip’s Joe Goddard and Steve Lawler at the burn studios residency bootcamp and sample the best of Ibiza’s night life! At the end of bootcamp, three DJs will be awarded summer-long residencies at Ibiza’s most prestigious clubs.
To enter simply upload a 15:00 to 20:00 minute mix via Mixcloud.
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Former LSM writer and Breakspoll heavyweight Dj Chamber just wrapped up a giveaway featuring a new track for 12 weeks remixed by the man himself. We got a chance to chat with the now Taiwan based Dj about his plans for 2013 and his move from the UK to Asia.
Happy New Year! I noticed you had a pretty hectic schedule for the Holiday, how did it go?
Happy new year! Yeah it was pretty crazy. In the two weeks leading up to NYE I had 10 gigs. The majority of my holidays were spent in planes, trains, taxis and coaches getting to and from each gig. There were some amazing huge ones in there though, I wouldn’t change a thing! Highlights include the Vietnam gig, a crazy university party, an air force party and the new years boat party.
How is the scene in Taiwan?
The underground electronic music scene here is pretty far behind the UK, America and a lot of the rest of the world I’d say, but its showing obvious signs of improving. Far too many clubs here focus on top 40 commercial music sadly, but it seems like the more alternative clubs are doing better and better at the moment. Hopefully the mainstream clubs will begin to take notice of this and eclecticize their style a little. Is ‘eclecticize’ a word? I’m not sure… it definitely should be if not.
What prompted your move there?
I had already toured here three times when I got an offer from club Brickyard to move over permanently and become their resident. It was a great offer and one which I undoubtedly would have kicked myself later for turning down. Also, having experienced the music scene here before, I thought it needed some help and I figured I could assist with its ‘eclecticization’…
What’s in store Bass Kitchen in 2013? There are some international gigs happening, right?
Yeah, we now have branches running in the UK, Canada, Poland and Taiwan. It is ever expanding and I’m hoping next time I get interviewed by LSM, I’ll be able to add a few more branches onto that list. Bass Kitchen is going from strength to strength, recent bookings have included Deekline, Featurecast, Foamo, A Skillz and Ed Solo and coming up early this year we have the likes of Utah Jazz, JFB and Far Too Loud (and many more to be confirmed).
Tell us more about the Worldwide Remix Tour that you just wrapped up…
The worldwide remix tour began back in September – Since then I’ve been giving away a free remix of an artist from a different country each week. The tour covers everything from chillout, hip-hop and glitch to tearout breaks and garage. My work on the remix tour is over now, but there may still be a few bonus remixes on the way.
Any upcoming tour dates you want people to know about?
January 20th, I’m flying over to Thailand to play a huge beach festival on Koh Tao alongside the Dub Pistols, Orbital and Thomas Gandey. I also have gigs coming up in Malaysia and Shanghai as well as a few other spots around Asia. I’ll also be coming back to the other side of the world for an extended UK and Europe tour in June.
Broken Beat music in the EDM world has exploded into a kitchen sink soup of sub genre’s and wicked twisted bass lines. There is no doubt that Breaks are no longer dead! We have decided to let our resident Breakbeat aficionado Sychosis take the reigns and give you the best of the best each week in in all things broken and bassey! If you have something that you think fits the bill, send him a message on his Facebook listed below.
First up is Kimba out of San Francisco, with a healthy dose of the weird and wonderful with this electro (real electro not that stuff with all the fart noises) infused rerub or Gydyr’s Headless Hollow.
The sound of Diddy or Puff Daddy or P Puff Mini whatever he wants to be called this year makes most want to break out the shiny shirt. Luckily this edit of Chuckie and Diddy’s Hello, Good Morning is all dirt and no glitter! And that’s the only way South East Badboy and US Breakbeat kingpin Dj Frenzy knows how to do.
Calgary’s Dylan Kennedy is label boss to the major up and comer Atomic Zoo. The label has support from some huge names including Richie Hawtin, Far Too Loud, Lazy Rich, and Calvertron to name a few. Along with production partner Amethyst he brings this Breaks/Dubstep hybrid.
Yet another transition track from down under in the form of this Philly Blunt edit of Harlem Shake. From Breaks to Trap and back again with all the ghetto booty you can handle, this is just grimey!
And finally for a nice healthy dose of the 808 is just what the doctor ordered! Sychosis drops this remix of Swith featuring Andrea Martin’s I Still Love You has a solid groove to support the gorgeous vocal. And enough beat to keep your booty movin.
Banghra meets bass in thisTiger Style remix of South Rakkas Crew’s Gangsta Revival. It’s Booty shakin beats married with Bollywood strings and enough wobble to wake the neighbors. This LSM exclusive is be given away for free in support of the Tigerstyle “Ay-Ha” EP hitting i-Tunes on October 25th.
Right peeps, get your dancing shoes on and prepare yourself as it’s time for an intense journey into the world of euphoric Nu-Skool Breaks. A bleep here, a squeak there, add a dash of booming breaks… mix in some filthy hard-edged 80’s-style synths and we have a recipe for dancefloor destruction! This track from VirusAV head honcho, Keito is of Neoteric’s ‘Bicycle Day’, produced for the time-forgotten Virus B-23 Records. Enjoy!
Public Enemy is back in full effect, thanks to the funk armory of Featurecast : a globe-trotting DJ/Producer who whacks out another top-form remix and gifts it, ‘just like that’! This little weapon of funk is heavy on Public Enemy’s commanding vocals, massive 808’s paired with big horns, and riffy breakdowns. Steal this gem cuz’ it’s harder than a diamond!
Download by clicking the title below:
Public Enemy – Harder Than You Think [Featurecast Remix]
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