Podcast 05

 

Podcast 05

 

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On this month's podcast we've got a slamming dubstep mix from Doctor P of Circus Records, who plays some big, loud and heavy dub tunes from the likes of Flux Pavilion. We've also got a range of drum & bass from the thoughtful, minimal styles of June Miller to the brash jump-up of Taxman and Heist. We've also got some wonky hip hop from Bulgaria and some future-looking garage from Glasgow. Remember you can subscribe to the podcast via iTunes

Tracklist
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Heist – Death Star (Sumo Beatz)
Taxman – Harry's Revenge (Ganja)
KG – Counter Attack (Industry Standard Musik)
June Miller – Converge (Horizons)
Xilent – Killing Spree (Beta)

Guest mix from Doctor P of Circus Records
Doctor P - Sweet Shop
RSK - Black Books (Doctor P Remix)
Flux Pavilion - Normalize
Flux Pavilion - Voscillate (Roksonix Remix)
Doctor P - Rasputin's Gold
Cookie Monsta    - U Can Do It
Funtcase - Mattress Punch
Doctor P - Gargoyle
Flux Pavilion - Meathead
Flux Pavilion - Got 2 Know
Doctor P - Badman Sound

Subeena – Picture (Opit Records)
Cardopusher – Gibold (TrueTiger)
1000names – Paradise Rings (Team Acre)
VVV – Back to Life (Fortified Audio)
NCQL – Constructive Use of Resources (Unsigned)
DJ Hazard – Selector (Ganja)


Unsigned artist Q&A

Please introduce yourself...
I'm NCQL (Alfred Nelson), a 20-year-old producer in Auburn, AL, USA.

How long have you been making music?
I've been playing with the flames a while but I didn't really get serious until about two and a half years ago.

How would you describe your music?
I tend to jump around the D&B realm genre-wise but this comes from the process of attempting to realise concepts. I describe my music as more or less a realisation of thoughts, creative urges, and feelings I may have during that time. I create as it comes.

Which track by any artist do you wish you'd made?
Melodically, I've always had a thing for traditional orchestra, if I were a composer I'd most want to be like Ishikawa Tomohisa. When it comes to beats though, I think my favourite track I'd wish I'd made is Let go of the release by Amplicon.

Where can people here more of your music?
http://soundcloud.com/ncql
http://www.myspace.com/ncql
http://wegotanamp.com
http://last.fm/music/ncql
http://evokeone.com

 

 

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