THE BEATS

National music radio XONE FM asked me to do 2x 20 minute mixes for them, so i thought i would give Bass music expo­sure instead of Lady Gaga’s non-stop back to back mixes that they would prop­bably prefer.

Here are the mixes.

DJ Jase – XONE FM (Hip Hop Drum and Bass)

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1. Toki­MON­STA – Lis­ten­ing (Chill Pill)
2. DJ Mitsu The Beats – Pur­suits of Clar­ity
3. Big Youth – Water­house Rock (Groove Cor­po­ra­tion Remix)
4. Ed Solo & Deek­line – NO NO NO (You dont love me)
5. Poten­tial Bad­boy – Youre Mine
6. Ramil­son Maia – nem Menos
7. Echo Inada – Breathe
8. Ran­domer – Synth Geek
9. Future Prophecies – Dreadlock

DJ Jase – This is Dub­step mix (Xone FM)

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1. Musi­cal Youth – Pass The Dutchie
2. Gemmy – Shanti Rid­dim
3. Zombie-J – Occi­den­tal
4. Bare Noize – For­tune (Ollie Remix)
5. Giant – Bad­ness
6. The Booga­low Crew – Call All Dancers
7. Dat­sik – Want Some More
8. Doc­tor P – Sweet Shop (Radiex Remix)
9. 2000f and J Kamata – You Dont Know What Love is

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As music pro­duc­ing turns more dig­i­tal every­day, clas­sic needle-on-record turntab­lism has become a more rar­efied art­form. And few DJ’s can han­dle those spin­ning discs of vinyl like Cut Chemist, from L.A.’s fine musi­cal troupes Jurassic-5 and Ozomatli. Cut Chemist, aka Lucas McFad­den, is known for his back-to-basics method­ol­ogy, uti­liz­ing just one turntable, some loop­ing ped­als and an expan­sive imag­i­na­tion. On his upcom­ing release, Sound of the Police , Cut stitches together his col­lec­tion of records from Africa. Expect to hear Nigeria’s Afrobeat pio­neer Fela Kuti, Ethio­jazz orig­i­na­tor Mulatu Astatke, and more mixed with Brazil­lian beats and old school soul rhythms, all mixed live on two 20 minute tracks. Intended to be a prac­tice ses­sion for his per­for­mance before Mulatu Astatke’s visit to Los Ange­les for the Time­less Series, Cut has released the tracks as an insight into his live act and the aural archi­tec­ture that pre­cedes it. Like the works for DJ Spooky and DJ Shadow, Cut’s tracks are sonic essays inves­ti­gat­ing the con­ver­sa­tion between musi­cal styles. Sound of the Police inves­ti­gates the sounds of the African dias­pora as dis­place­ment, immi­gra­tion, and oppor­tu­nity cross-pollinated rhythms from Harlem to Havana to Addis Ababa and on and on and on.

Via KCRW

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DJ Mitsu The Beats – BRS Radio Live Mix

Check out Sendai, Japan’s finest Hip Hop pro­ducer, DJ Mitsu The Beats’ new mix, this one will keep you groov­ing to cool Jazz and smooth Hip Hop…perfect for sun­day morn­ings or to wake up with.

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Dub­spot Radio Pod­cast: Ep 2 Lorn (mix set & inter­view) by Dub­spot

Our very spe­cial guest on Episode 2 of Dub­spot Radio & Pod­cast Series is none other than LORN, artist/producer who recently unleashed an excel­lent debut album titled Noth­ing Else on Fly­ing Lotus’ Brain­feeder imprint. Lorn dropped a bril­liant mix-up which fea­tures some incred­i­ble and recent com­mer­cial rap beats blended effort­lessly with some of his own impres­sive cuts (from the new album) plus exclu­sive beats from var­i­ous sources and the LA beat-scene and beyond. After the mix, Lorn talks with Dub­spot Instruc­tor and host Matt Shade­tek about the cre­ative process behind the album, com­ing from the mid­west, and how Fly­ing Lotus dis­cov­ered his music through MySpace. Shade­tek also dropped a wicked mix to heat things up.

Track­list :: LORN – Dub­spot Radio Mix

1. Jai Paul – BTSTU
2. Big Boi – Shut­ter­bug (Instru­men­tal)
3. Lorn – Automa­ton
4. Cur­rent Value – Moth­man
5. Snoop & Kid Cudi – That Tree
6. Cavin­ski – Night­call (Break­bot Remix)
7. James Blake – CMYK
8. Kuedo – Star­fox
9. Guido – Beau­ti­ful Com­pli­ca­tion
10. Lorn – Cherry Moon
11. Lorn – Until There Is No End
12. Lorn – Stranger

Via Dub­spot

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