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Dave Pearce presents a 6 Mix special charting the history of the Street Sounds compilation albums which dominated UK dance music in the early 1980s.
Started in 1982 by London based Streetwave Records as a way for people to get hold of expensive, rare dance and hip-hop 12 inch records only in available in the USA, Streetsounds compilation albums bought previously underground music onto Britain’s high streets with a new album every three month. Street Sounds compilations soon became essential for anyone into hip hop, house, rare groove or electro music, at a time when the British charts were dominated by the New Romantic bands like Visage and Spandau Ballet.
Founder Morgan Khan licensed early tracks from Grandmaster Flash, Afrika Bambaatta and The Fatback Back as well as opening the doors for US labels like Def Jam and Profile recordings, at a time when the UK music industry was still a closed shop for anyone but the traditional major labels. Morgan Khan joins Dave in the studio to tell the incredible story of how a Hong Kong-born Indian who grew up in 1970s London came to be so influential in the early days of dance music and how Street Sounds helped bring hip hop and electronic music to the mainstream. Dave and Morgan also play and talk about seminal tracks from the Street Sounds back catalogue including D-Train, Scott La Rock, Roy Ayers and Todd Terry.
Raw Silk – Do It To The Music (1982) Roy Ayers – Running Away (1983) Candi Staton – You Got The Love (1986) Fatback Band – I Found Lovin’ (1987 The Sugarhill Gang – White Lines (Don’t Do It) (1984) Masquerade – Set It Off (1985) Rose Royce – Magic Touch (1984) Chuck Brown – Bustin’ Loose (1978) Hashim – Al-Naafiysh (1983) Afrika Bambaataa & Soulsonic Force – Planet Rock [1982] Joe Smooth – Promised Land (1988) Todd Terry – Bango (To The Batmobile) (1988) Stakker – Stakker Humanoid (1989) DJ Scott La Rock – South Bronx (1986) The Egyptian Lover – Do U Wanna Get Down [Deb’s Duel Of Legends Mix](2010)
DAVE’S STREET SOUNDS MIX
Dayton – The Sound Of Music (1983) Cheryl Lynn – Encore (1984) The Staple Singers – Slippery People (1984) Class Action – Weekend (Larry Levan mix)(1983) Aleem – Get Loose (1984) Peter Black – My Love Is Free (1986)
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Antal was actually made for the 2006 World Cup, but with the seleção entering the tournament on Tuesday, this is a good time to bring it back. Enjoy one hour of Brazilian gems with football commentaries as interludes.
Addison Groove is, in fact, an alias of Headhunter, a dubstep mainstay who’s released a multitude of singles for Tempa as well as an album for the label, Nomad. He’s been playing Chicago juke in his DJ sets for a while now, and his work as Addison Groove is where that influence is allowed to come to the forefront, with stripped down drum machine beats, acid basslines and hip-hop / booty-leaning vocals.
His FACT mix starts off in the 120-130bpm range and finishes at about 160, taking in Detroit Grand Pubahs, Mosca, Ramadanman, Rashad, DJ Spinn and Leatherface along the way. There’s also plenty of unreleased Addison Groove tracks, including ‘Footcrab VIP’.
You can catch Addison Groove, along with Insfra:mental, Luke Vibert and and more at So Not Barcelona next week. For more information and tickets, see our preview.
Tracklist:
1 Dynamix ii – Just Give The DJ A Break 2 Detroit Grand PuBahs – Sandwiches 3 Submersible Machines – Cold Seep 4 Altered Natives – Crop Duster 5 Mosca – Square One – Julio Bashmore longhorn remix 6 Mosca – Nike 7 Girl Unit – Shade One 8 Ramadanman – Work Them 9 Addison Groove – Footcrab VIP 10 Andrea Parker – Freaky Bitches 11 Addison Groove – Work It 12 Mr Dee – Time Space Scrilla 13 Addison Groove – Sexual 14 Rashad & Spinn – Transported 15 Rashad – Freakin Me On The flo 16 Leatherface – King Kong 17 Rashad – Get Down And Make Em Freak 18 Rashad – Drop Out Juke
Debuting on Tempa in 2002 with ‘Fat Larry’s Skank’, Kode9 has spent the last decade exploring an aesthetic that’s taken him from suffocating dread-filled dubstep to toxic house music. Along the way, he’s released a superb album (Memories of the Future, with frequent collaborator Spaceape) and become just as famous for his record label as his own productions: since Hyperdub’s inception in 2004, it’s released albums by Burial, Ikonika and King Midas Sound, and singles by Zomby, Terror Danjah, Cooly G, Mala and more.
This month, 9 will release the latest in K7’s DJ-Kicks series of mix CDs, a journey from elasticated house and dancehall, through soul, funk and hip-hop, to overbearing dubstep and grime. Kode is one of the world’s best DJs – his extended sets at Plastic People last year are spoken of with pure reverence, and this year he’s let out specialist mixes in 2step and “sino-grime”. Here he contributes a mix of “mostly ’94-’96 jungle”, bound by an icy, misty quality. Lemon D, DJ SS, Undercover Agent and more feature.
Next week, Hyperdub, Plat du Jour and FACT will be presenting an off-Sonar party at Club Mondo, Thursday 17 June. Already on the bill are Darkstar, Cooly G, Ikonika, Guido, Mweslee and Kode9 himself, plus Plat du Jour residents. There’s also a ton of special guests – to find out who, you’ll have to attend.
Tracklist:
1. Soundman & Don Lloyde with Elizabeth Troy – Greater Love 2. Lemon D – Manhatten Melody 3. Dope Style – You Must Think First 4. Nut Nut – Special Dedication 5. Undercover Agent – Oh Gosh 6. DJ SS – MA2 remix 7. 12-10 Series Mk 1 – All that Jazz 8. L Double featuring Bassman – Da Base too Dark 9. Urban Jungle – Back in the Daze 10. Sacred – Kall the Kops 11. Fusion Forum – Vintage Keys 12. Maldini – Def Roll 13. Bad Influence feat. DJ Rush Puppie – Time & Time
Global psychedelia, Asian funk, Prog. Rock, conspiracy theories, paranoia, and rabbits who fuck in the forest - all in one Madlib mixtape.
Madlib follows History of the Loop Digga: 1990-2000 with the sixth installment in his Madlib Medicine Show, his psych-prog-avante-freak-out-funk rock mix Brain Wreck Show. Madlib s been pegged as a jazz guy as far back as 2000, when he as his alter ego Quasimoto released the song "Jazz Cats." His releases with the fictional "jazz group" Yesterdays New Quintet didn't help matters. But, no matter how many jazz records are thrust at him by money-hungry record dealers, he most often at least lately gravitates to the rock side of the spectrum. That's late 60s to late 70s psych-prog-avante-freak-out-funk rock mind you; from the Tropicalia of Brasil to the Krautrock of Germany to the fuzzy sonds of mid 70s Nigeria, the Beat Konducta's rock tastes know no cultural bounds. Actually, we're not sure if they know any bounds. This an introductory mix entitled the Brain Wreck Show (admission, he wrote on the CD master, "One Brainticket" an homage to one of his favorite Krautrock bands) should serve to give its listeners a delightfully freaky funked up experience into the rock side of Madlib's collecting conscious. We're glad you re along for the ride.
The Madlib Medicine Show series is a combination of Madlib's new hip-hop productions, remixes, beat tapes, and jazz, as well as mixtapes of funk, soul, Brazilian, psych, jazz and other undefined forms of music from the Beat Konducta's 4-ton stack of vinyl.
“Young Teebs is more than just another producer in Southern California’s über-fertile beat scene. The Chino Hills resident—who swears that he’s moving back to LA proper very soon—is not only busy putting the finishing touches on a debut album slated for release on Flying Lotus’ Brainfeeder label later this year, he’s also an accomplished skater, artist, and painter. Basically, he’s one of those dudes who’s seemingly good at just about everything he does. Like many of his musical brethren, he claims to have been originally inspired by trips to vaunted weekly club night Low End Theory, although we’re guessing that the fact that he also has spent time living with FlyLo and Samiyam certainly hasn’t stifled his development as an artist. Now he’s fresh off the release of his collaborative Tropics EP with UK producer Jackhigh, and about to embark on a summer tour with like-minded young buck Shlohmo, so we were lucky to pin Teebs down long enough to put together a mix for the XLR8R podcast. Stuffed with hazy, blunted beats, the mix nicely captures the spirit of the LA sound and also happens to feature a grip of unreleased and exclusive tunes.” (XLR8R Webpage)
"We are officially 20 mixes old, or should that be young? Anyhow, in celebration of our minor anniversary we’ve drafted in major musical talent in the shape of much-loved purveyors of downtempo goodness Zero 7.
A reflection of their eagerly-awaited set at this year’s Camp Bestival, Henry Binns and Sam Hardaker’s exclusive mix of classic soul, boogie and disco by the likes of diva deluxe Diana Ross, diamond-dusted lung-busting gals the Pointer Sisters and vibes legend Roy Ayers is perfectly pitched for summer days and nights kicking back in the great outdoors with friends. And now that the sun’s final here, you can do exactly that by clicking on the download below. As Roy Ayers himself is fond of saying, everybody loves the sunshine..." (Besti Blog Website)
Tracklisting: 1. Brian Bennet - Solstice 2. The Valentine Bros. - Lonely Nights (Intro) 3. Big Noyd - My Rhyme (Dub) 4. The Stylistics - Hurry Up This Way Again (Dub) 5. Grey & Hanks - How Can You Live Without Love 6. Gene Harris - Losalamitolatinfunklovesong 7. Bobbi Humphrey - My Little Girl (Edit) 8. Earth Wind & Fire - You Cant Hide Love 9. Timmy Thomas & Nicole Mcloud - New York Eyes (Edit) 10. The Love Unlimited Orchestra - Strange Funky Games & Things 11. Diana Ross - Love Hangover (Edit) 12. Leroy Hudson - All Because Of You (Edit) 13. Sylvia - Sweet Stuff (Edit) 14. Bobby Caldwell - Open Your Eyes 15. Loose Ends - Hangin On A string 16. Sylvia Striplin - You Turn Me Away 17. The Pointer Sisters - Dont It Drive You Crazy 18. Teddy Pendergrass (R.I.P) - Close The Door 19. Roy Ayers - When I See You (Edit)
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