Status: Single
City: Cardiff / Berlin
State: Wales
Country: UK
Signup Date: 1/14/2009
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December 3, 2009 - Thursday
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The gospel of all that is drums 'n' bass driven, Knowledge Magazine recently had a word in our shell like and we responded in kind. http://www.kmag.co.uk/editorial/features/963 We
also dropped them a jam packed mix of underground, overground and
wombling free tracks in handy 50 minute bite size so those with no time
or money can feel they've had a full night out for bugger all, or lasts
about as long as a bump of K or bomb of M Kat if you want to spend that
little bit extra on feeling fruity then filthy like any good night
out... Here's the mix: http://beatplexity.com/download.php?id=5509Here's the clan Mixcloud: http://www.mixcloud.com/knowledgemag/chrome-kids-knowledge-me-mix/also... Stagga shall be making his US debut this Friday in San Francisco alongside
Widdler and many more at an underground location. More info here...
http://sanfrancisco.going.com/event-685466;A_Nightmare_Before_Christmas_w_STAGGA_WIDDLERMonkey drops his new single on Pesky Plates later this month. More info here... http://www.dubstepforum.com/pesky-003-by-monkey-audio-previews-t115901.html
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October 19, 2009 - Monday
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Category: Music
Make sure you pick up a copy of the latest Stagga single Face Get Splat on Rag & Bone now b/w Sick As Sin (Ultra VIP) and The Crisis Gurge Supply. Plus here's an exclusive new Glitch Hop track fresh of the press. Download: Stagga - Beeps Get Down
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October 12, 2009 - Monday
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Category: Music
 As promised, bit of a Monday Mixtape special this week as we bring you... Us. We did this mix for Adam Walton's Mystery Tour show on BBC Radio Wales.
Adam's been a strong supporter of many Welsh Dubstep and Hip-hop crew
over time, infact he's been a strong supporter of pretty much every
good Welsh band out there full stop. He let us run rampant for half an
hour and this is the result. We kept it in Dubstep territory this time
but with strong Hip-hop and Grime overtones. Starting with the big bass
monsters, smoothing out a touch then getting twisted before leaving you
on a high note. With a couple of original productions from crew members
Monkey & Stagga. Have a listen, let us know what you think. If you want to book us for a DJ set email Adam at C23Management@hotmail.com - we'd love to come rock your party. Chrome Kids - Pimp My Tour Bus Mix by Chrome Kids Tracklisting:George Lenton – Troll Bassnectar - Cozza Frenzy (Z-Trip Hellrazor Remix) Caspa feat. MC Dynamite – The Takeover (Fabric) Don Leisure – Bronx Dub V1 Inja – Hats Low Mistabishi – Printer Jam (Barbarix Remix) Eskmo – San Francisco (The Rhythm) (Ancestor) Central Spillz + TIME – Aim High Hudson Mohawke – Overnight (Warp) Hovatron – Let’s Get Wet Monkey & Stagga – Original Misty Dema – Oobla Donkey Kong (DK) - Yuah (Dema Refixxx) Doshy – Space Attack (dest.pub) Monkey & Stagga – Moog Lighting Elucid – Yum Yum (N Type Dub) Unknown - Lounge Simian Mobile Disco feat Beth Ditto - Cruel Intentions (Joker Remix) Humanleft – Got Beatz
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September 15, 2009 - Tuesday
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 For years Wales has secretly harbored one of the most vibrant, diverse and talented Hip-hop scenes on the planet. This is no small part due to three forward thinking crews based in the Welsh capital of Cardiff: The Associated Minds label who have produced some of the strongest UK Hip-hop releases of the past few years; Higher Learning, whose nights set many a Hip hop legend next to the latest cutting edge artists, and whose battles and open mic sessions have been the primary breeding ground for Welsh acts over the past 9 years; and Mutty Wango, who have consistently supported Welsh Hip-hop in their off the hook eclectic nights, bringing the artists to a whole new audience. Now in an effort to regain the level of quality in Cardiff’s Hip-hop nights that the city deserves, all three have combined to bring you a killer line up of acts that prove that the lull in the UK Hip-hop scene has simply been a matter of shaking off the excess baggage and letting the real talent shine through. On the night will be. KYZAUndoubtedly the UK’s # 1 emcee of the moment, the legend that is KYZA SMIRNOFF, comes to Cardiff to party hard and celebrate the release of his new ‘Shots of Smirnoff’ album on Foreign Beggars’ Dented Records label. DUBBLEDGEOne of the most consistent emcees in the game, with massive releases on Low Life Records and Dented Records imprint plus a whole bunch of guest spots. He’s also the man behind the hilariously sharp Lips 2 Da Floor. BEATBOX FOZZYOne of the UK’s leading young beatboxers who has worked with the likes of Dizzee Rascal and Duran Duran. He’s always guaranteed to hype a crowd. METABEATS (exclusive DJ set)One of the UK’s finest new producers and a man of many names, faces and sounds, all of them worth looking out for. His last album Metaphysical was one of the best UK Hip-hop releases in years and had major support from a few BBC Radio 1 DJs. CHROME KIDSThe digitally mutated bastard offspring of Hip-hop not only run one of the best blogs going for new bass heavy electronic beats, but rip up parties in the real world too. They’ve also hosted both a show and a mix on BBC Radio 1. ONLY £6 ENTRY SATURDAY 17th OCTOBER THE GLOBE ALBANY ROAD, CARDIFF DOORS OPEN 19.30pm Such an all-star line up is gonna leave it road block so reach early.
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August 6, 2009 - Thursday
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Category: Music
 01. Deekline & Wizard - Bounce & Rebound (Bassnectar Remix) 02. Foamo - Wardance (Raffertie Remix feat. Shiftee Moova) 03. Tactical Thinking - That's Right Move 04. Kicks Like A Mule feat Ninjasonik – It’s Okay (Mumdance Remix) 05. Zion I - Geek to the Beat (Troublemaker Remix feat. The Deacon) ( YSI) 06. Stagga – Timewarp (Kid 606 Remix) 07. Bassnectar - Cozza Frenzy 08. The Nextmen feat. Ms. Dynamite & Andy Cato- The Lion's Den 09. Ruckus & Roke - The Cutting Room VIP10. Kids In Tracksuits feat. Mr Lif - Zone 11. Jack Beats – UFO 12. Grand Puba - Get It (Caspa's 80Eighties Remix) 13. Felt - Life Vegas (Tatelarock Remix) ( YSI) 14. Figure & Flufftronix – Cunt Tongue 15. Caspa - Marmite (Cable VIP Re-Edit) 16. Robot Koch ft Mimi de la Boheme - People Are Strange 17. Hovatron – Gypsy Trader18. Jon Kennedy - Space O Matic (Ben One's Flickers Vs Fleet Remix)19. RQM – Barely Evil20. LunyP - Like Dis like Dat (Bootleg) ( YSI) Image by San from Stolen Space Exhibition, Brick Lane, London.
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July 6, 2009 - Monday
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Category: Music
Chrome Kids July Chart
01. Inja feat. Skinnyman and Fallacy - Hat Low (Mr Thing Remix) 02. Virus Syndicate & Kromestar - Hijack 03. King Cannibal feat. Daddy Freddy - Dirt 04. Mistabishi - Printer Jam(Barbarix Remix) 05. Major Lazer - Hold The Line (DJ C Remix) 06. Busta Rhymes Feat. Estelle - World Go Round (DJ Mehdi Mix) 07. DJ 0.000001 ft. Mochipet - Eazy-E On Atari08. Jayou - Township Funk Remix (VIP) 09. Raffertie - Vomit Riddim 10. Curtamos - Kingston Town 11. Don Diablo vs The Roots - The Seed 3.0 12. Don Leisure - 1 X 1 13. Celone - Shoguns Tale 14. Inaudible - Game Theory 15. Bassnectar - Art Of Revolution (Ghislain Poirier remix) 16. Squid Ninjaz - Wowzers 17. Mexicans With Guns feat. Cerebral Vortex & Spoek Mathambo - Nuts & Bongos 18. Thavius Beck - Wind Gusts 19. Joker & Jakes - 3Klane (L-Vis 1990 Dubble Step Edit)20. Debruit feat. 215TFK & Stray - Sole Sweat (Reso Remix)
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July 3, 2009 - Friday
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 Unlike the other Chrome Kids reviewer, I headed to the festival as a Glastonbury virgin, propelled by a bag full of ambition and a list of bands I told myself I had to see over the weekend. Although my head had been filled with horror stories of knee high mud, slashed tents and, most scarily, the state of campsite toilets, I don't think any hours of reading NME reviews or watching Zane Lowe on BBC3 could have prepared for the sheer force of the Pilton experience. There's so much to write about, so in the spirit of fairness I will split it into the highs and lows:
HIGH: SHANGRI-LA & TRASH CITY: This whole area was pretty much the most memorable and special experience of the whole weekend. Not only did we get to play a really enjoyable set to the packed crowd in the Bassline Circus, but the whole energy and vibe seemed to resonate from the crazy partyheads and the copious amounts of fun people seemed to be having exploring the warped minds of those behind such a unique and ambitious project. LOW: TENTS: Whoever invented tents and unleashed them upon music lovers is a dick, seriously. HIGH: Q-TIP: Proving Hip-hop still has a place at the farm after the ballooned hype of Jay Z last year, the ringmaster delivered an unstoppable set weaving between old classic cuts from his tribe days to his latest highly overshadowed release, The Renaissance. Magic. LOW: LITTLE BOOTS: I went to the John Peel Stage, she was their dressed as a Jedi. I went to the Guardian Lounge, she got on the piano and sang Earth Song. Even at a secret Fourtet gig up in The Park on the Friday at 1am where you thought you could escape? Nope, she's there trying to pretend to DJ. Maybe it was bad timing, but it did piss me right off.
HIGH: WE HAVE BAND: Believe the hype, these guys rock. Swirling Synths, great melodies and most importantly, they are nothing like I've seen before. Metronomy watch your backs, these guys are one to watch! LOW: QUEUES: I know they're unavoidable, but if your going to Glasto prepare to wait in alot of them. I recommend a Chrome Kids mixtape to keep you entertained. HIGH: TWO DOOR CINEMA CLUB: After seeing them in Kruger magazine, and watching them play a spellbinding set on the Saturday, these guys were a definite highlight of the whole weekend and one I look forward to seeing in the future. LOW: MICHAEL JACKSON DYING: Yeah it is a shame. No-one will have a bigger presence on dancefloors across the world for years to come. While some showed their respect in classic ways, fair play to Lily and the white glove, others literally took the piss, Jamie Cullum covering Thriller -badly. HIGH: PASSION PIT: Sweeping melodies and a perfect summer soundtrack to the Saturday which turned out to be a real scorcher. With an arsenal of great songs such as The Reeling and Little Secrets the large crowd that had turned up to see these guys shows the power of the blog in informing new bands to the masses. Once worth seeing when they tour in October. LOW: SCHEDULE CONFLICTS: They are unavoidable when it comes to a festival this size, but certain decisions have left a hole in my heart. Missing Animal Collective for Q Tip, Bon Iver for 2 Many DJs, these are decisions which may or may not come to define me as a person in later life.
 There's so much i wished I had got to see - Raffertie, Rusko, La Roux, Art Brut.... but maybe that is what makes Glastonbury what it is. In a way you have to go back to see what you missed last year, and then try do the same thing over and over again. What I had spent hours planning to the last second to see, dashing to the John Peel Stage to see a over-hyped Dan Black, where I could have simply stumbled into the nearest tent and caught some of an amazing act I had never heard before, Emmy the Great. Whatever your opinion on the experience, Camper Van next year yeah?
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July 3, 2009 - Friday
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GLASTONBURIED  Slowly the Glastonbury memories are starting to return and so we can begin to tell you a little about our weekend adventures. We all had completely different experiences so will try and bring you at least a couple of viewpoints but this is how it pretty much went down for me... Having been in attendance at the festival since I was a knee high nipper it seems to be almost against the Glastonbury way to plan out your weekend and flap around stressing about getting to see all the acts you want... so I never do. In fact I generally spend most of the time not seeing fantastic acts, which this year included Hudson Mohawke, Q Tip, N.E.R.D., Don Diablo and erm Bruce Springsteen and it works out pretty well for me. The main issue is I really can’t deal with the big stages or the Dance arenas, when people complain that Glastonbury has lost its way and become too commercial, they have obviously spent too much time in the wrong parts.  My lady friend and I did make one bold mission to the Dance arena. We tried reaching over to see Raffertie in the Dance Lounge on Thursday night but the times were changed and so we managed to miss his set. Feeling just a tad disappointed and left in the middle of the masses, who were being visited upon by a biblical thunderstorm, we vowed not to set foot over that end of the festival for the rest of our time there and so stayed safely on the other side with the futuristic dystopian dreamlands of Shangri La, Arcadia and Trash City. We did venture into the Pyramid area to catch some of The Specials set but it wasn’t until Ghost Town that the miserable magic of Terry Hall truly seemed to fit the proceedings, that was their last tune and pretty much the last thing I can seem to remember as a friend with a big bag of horse tranquilizer helpfully ensured an early return to my tent only to re-emerge around 4am to carry on. Bouncing from Bashment in Trash City to Balloons at the Stone Circle would generally seem like a culture shock if it wasn’t for the fact that Glastonbury is carefully tied together with an anything goes attitude that makes it all seem as equally strange as it is perfectly normal.  The Bassline Circus dome in Shangri La seemed like the perfect home for our set as it sat like the central hive raised above an area that was part Brave New World and part Star Wars. The place was spilling out the door and the crowd were well hyped for some dirty bass heavy beats thanks to some killer sets from live Dubstep troop Engine-Earz and Radio 1’s Bobby Friction, not to mention the Circus’s own off the wall antics which sit sharply on the edge of both the street and the stage. The set itself couldn’t have really gone better, and even though security weren’t too pleased at the stage invasion that got completely out of control, we figured it was a pretty good sign we were doing alright.
 Sound seemed to be a major issue throughout the festival though, something they really need to sort out in future (as well as the 8 hour queue to get in on Wednesday), it didn’t help that Bruce Springsteen apparently ordered all the sound systems turned down during his set (a fact that our boys Sicknote were most upset about, check one of the band's blog). Hot 8 Brass Band put on a decent show but the sound was plain awful, and was even worse some of the other times we went past the Jazz World stage. That might have been part of the problem with Roots Manuva's show on that stage, but actually it was more likely the rather poor selection of tunes (didn’t he notice nobody actually bought his last album) and having the stage presence of an agoraphobic, albeit a mildly enthusiastic one. Dizzee Rascal was also rather lacking in the performance department although he has a strong enough repertoire of crowd pleasers to help the masses not notice, and masses there were indeed. He has firmly cemented his move from bad boy Grime artist to golden boy Pop star and the amount of grannies, trannies, teenagers and ravers singing / rapping along in the crowd certainly proved that. There was also the obligatory tribute to Michael Jackson, which consisted of Semtex playing a few instrumental bars of about four Mikey tracks whilst Dizzee acted like he was going to rap over them… but didn’t. Of course the death of Jacko was the main conversation of choice over the weekend and it was surprising how quickly the T Shirts announcing it started popping up everywhere.  The other main topic was whether to watch Blur or Prodigy (again the T Shirts joined in the conversation), we avoided this problem by spending this period in our tent, I can’t really tell you much about what we were doing but it involved some 2CB and a higher level of tantric than an Indian holy man could hope to reach. Even though Blur were supposed to have been amazing, I could almost guarantee that I was having a better time than anyone actually there watching them. We eventually made it back into the festival to catch the last bout of rain and miss a fantastic show from Chrome Hoof at Trash City due to an overt queue aversion.  I guess the main way to sum up the different approaches to Glastonbury is: the package tour way, where you see all of the sights and sounds you’re supposed to and vow to get your money’s worth. You marvel at some things, taking plenty of photos, but then you get disappointed a lot, complaining that it’s not like the brochure and being stuck with the rest of the package tour crowd on their stag and hen parties; then there’s the backpacker way where you wonder off the beaten track, discover the dodgy back lane bars with that great little band that nobody’s ever heard of, meet shed loads of people then lie to your family about how you got to see The Boss / Machu Picchu but lost your camera so don’t have the photos to show how great it was.
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May 5, 2009 - Tuesday
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That's right people curb your anticipation we are finally ready to drop our second official Chrome Kids' Fre-Release. Once again we've teamed up with Daly City for a bumper pack of remixes of Th' Mole track How 2 B Cool. Also got to the Chrome Kids blog for some bonus downloads www.chromekids.com

There were two main types of kids at my school, those who were seen as being cool but grew up to be wife beaters and smack addicts, and those for whom cool was an uphill struggle until they finally left education and blossomed in later life. Th’ Mole might seem at first glance to be neither of these. He’s still very much the kid on the outside looking... well not quite in, but elsewhere… which of course is what makes him hyper cool. Not in a Mark Ronson ‘oh look I’m a little bit nerdy, aren’t I cool’ type way, Th’ Mole is the real deal. But have no fear, you don’t have to rock superhero style spandex outfits or make phat crunked out (and slightly tripped out) music to be cool ‘it’s really not hard there isn’t a trick’. To help you out, Th’ Mole has put together this handy 10 Point program.
10 Ways To Be Cool
1. When you're shopping don't just leave your groceries on the checkout counter while you shop. There are other people in the world besides yourself.
2. When driving, try to stay out of the fast/passing lanes unless you need to be there. You have the ability to reduce a lot of traffic, simply by letting faster cars pass you. When passing do it quickly and then get into a slower lane as soon as possible. (Even if you're at or above the speed limit, let people pass you if they want - you're not the freaking boss of the road!)
3. Tell your parental figures all of the things that you've ever been afraid to tell them, or as many of them as you can stand. Because it will help both you and them to grow.
4. Exercise every day. It keeps you healthy and makes you strong! Also, it will make you feel happier, and then you will be nicer!
5. Don't try to talk to someone while they're performing on-stage. Even if they're just staring at a computer, your intrusion may disrupt their performance. Also, just because someone is rapping on-stage, it doesn't mean that it's an open mic or a battle, so if you aren't scheduled to perform, don't try to.
6. Let your friends, relatives, co-workers, employees, employers, etc. know that you appreciate and/or respect them, whether it is with words, eye contact, hugs, or otherwise.
7. Babies are great, but if you decide to have one then you also have a responsibility. When you're in a restaurant or theatre or something, and that thing starts crying, take it outside. You should have known what you were getting into when you made it.
8. Also about babies, change your child's diaper as soon as it needs it. Don't try to pretend that you don't notice the poop smell, especially when you're in a public place. It's gross and inconsiderate. The same goes for letting your snot-nosed kids run around in public dripping snot all over stuff. We don't want your kid's disease.
9. One final parental note: don't yell at your kids in public. I don't think you should yell at them at home either, but unfortunately that's not my jurisdiction. But when your verbal abuse becomes a public nuisance then you definitely should shut up.
10. Say no to drugs!
Simple really, of course you could just download these remixes of How 2 B Cool by the kind of producers who make Fonzy look like Gordon Brown's brief case:
Ladyscraper who takes a break from his Gabbafied Breakcore excursions to drop a Breaky Dubstep-esque version; and Robot Koch (Jahcoozi / The Tape) who adds a slightly wobblesome bass in an Acid Crunk style - both of which give just the slightest hint of menace to Th’ Mole’s simple message of ‘don’t be mean and never tell lies’, kinda like, be cool, or else!
Download
(YSI) Th' Mole - How 2 B Cool (Ladyscraper Rmx) / alt link
(YSI) Th' Mole - How 2 B Cool (Robot Koch Rmx) / alt link
There’s also a remix from Th’ Mole himself who takes the chill factor down to around Blue Rasberry Slush Puppie plus Album Version Acapella & Instrumental. Don’t forget you can still pick up the original on Th’ Mole’s wonderfully colourful Greatest Hits (Ha Ha Ha) Vol. 1 album out now on Daly City Records.
(YSI) Th' Mole - How 2 B Cool (Th' Mole Rmx) / alt link
and the full package...
(Direct Link) Th' Mole - How 2 B Cool Remix EP (Zip)
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April 14, 2009 - Tuesday
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Category: Music
FRIDAY JUNE 5TH @ GLO BAR, CHURCHILL WAY, CARDIFF.CHROME KIDS VS BIG CITY BEATSChrome Kids take on Glo Bar's 'Big City Beats' to bring you a massive first party with some of our favourite deejays. Two rooms of Dubstep, Reggae, Electro, Baltimore, Fidget and anything else we can throw in to make the walls at Glo shake. Many of these artists will be familiar to regular visitors to the Chrome Kids blog: www.chromekids.com
TROUBLEMAKER myspace.com/djtroublemaker
Currently number one in the Chrome Kids chart with his killer remix of Peter Bjorn & John's 'Nothing to Worry About'. The Hollyrock hotstepper has been tearing up the LA party scene of late and has been getting bookings off the likes of Shepard Fairey and Arnold Schwarzenegger! He has provided remixes for everyone from Bonde Do Role to Justice and even popped up on both Linkin Park and Johnny Cash's remix albums. He recieved the award for best mixtape of the year from URB Magazine & Scion and his latest (simply entitled '4') should give you an idea why. Download it here:
http://www.djtroublemaker.com/downloads/ music/tm_4.zip
AKIRA KITESHI myspace.com/technoirbeats
This Edinburgh crew Seem to have popped up on nearly every mix / show we've done and with good reason. Their wobble heavy tracks are possibly some of the best Dubstep and experimental Hip-hop we've ever heard. Check out their recent mix for the seminal Rob Booth podcast Electronic Explorations.
http://electronicexplorations.org/podpress_trac/web/111/0/ElectronicExplorations_071_Akira_Kiteshi.mp3
ZWOLF myspace.com/zwolfzwolfzwolf
This date also coincides with our Fre-Release of Zwolf's EP which features some incredible tracks with vocals by the likes of Martin Carr (Boo Radleys) and Junior Disprol (Dead Residents) .
STAGGA & MONKEY myspace.com/stagga2012 / myspace.com/monkeydubz2
Part of the family, we couldn't have a party without em, even though Stagga is now based in Berlin. Between them the boys have had their Dubz played by the likes of Mary Anne Hobbs, Starkey, N Type (who rewound one of Monkey's tracks twice in one show), Rossi B & Luca, Raffertie, T Minus, Hatcha, Chef, RSD, Jamie Vexed Rob Da Bank, Huw Stephens, Bethan Elfyn, Crises (Rinse FM), Komonazmuk (HENCH) and plenty more.
CHESUS & RODSKI myspace.com/chesusnrodski
Radio 1 DJ and Bestival head honcho Rob Da Bank put these fellas as 'ones to watch' in iDJ magazine and not without good reason. They tear up the dancefloor with their mix of Baltimore, Fidget, Electro, Garage and anything inbetween. Their new release will be dropping via On The Brink shortly and this appearance will see them warming up for their residency at Bigger Than Barry's parties in Ibiza alongside Toddla T & Tomb Crew. Check out their recent Radio 1 Mini Mix.
http://www.mediafire.com/?2zmwnzzx3lk
MR CURTAMOS myspace.com/mrcurtamos
Providing some of the sickest bootlegs on the circuit, that had him at one time riding high in the Juno chart with no less than 3 tunes in one week. His Walk N Skank remix has never failed to make a club go ape shit. Check his version of Santogold's 'Creator':
http://www.divshare.com/download/7100461-408
and his latest mix...
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=E9KLEEF3
MAGENTA myspace.com/magentadub
Another name on every Dubstep aficiendo in the city, not olny does he make some killer D&B but his Dubz are on some next level business.
DIVERSE CONCEPTS myspace.com/divereseconcepts1
An apt name as this man has no barriers with his music, the one thing that ties them together is they're all damn good. We played one of his Hip-hop tracks on Rob Da Bank & Friends and then a Dubstep track on Bethan Elfyn's show, no barriers and no hold barred either.
TOMMY B myspace.com/tommybhq
Not only does he throw some damn fine parties himself with his Tommy B presents events but he knows how to turn a dancefloor into a sweat pit armed only with a big bag of phat Electro and party tracks. Check out his 'Let's Party' mix:
http://www.zshare.net/audio/153648465f982c3e/
BRYCE DAVIES peacefulprogress.co.uk
The Dub In The Pub nights are fast gaining a reputation as the best reggae night in the city and always has a great atmosphere, helped in no small part by this here organiser and resident DJ (not to mention graf artist and b-boy - check his website for some great work)
KAPTIN myspace.com/whosthekaptin
well I'm writing this so say what you like about me.
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