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Free Tunes 2011 4th Quarter (Oct, Nov, Dec 2011)

2011-12-23T08:29:00.000-08:00

Parallax Breakz - Immersion
RUNE PRESENTS: Parallax Breakz - Immersion [FREE DOWNLOAD] by RUNE Recordings

The Faint vs Thin White Duke - The Conductor (Home Alone Refix)
The Faint vs Thin White Duke - The Conductor (Home Alone Refix) by HomeAlone

Britney Spears - Till The World Ends (Ilya Mosolov breaks remix)
Britney Spears - Till The World Ends (Ilya Mosolov breaks remix) by Ilya Mosolov

Depeche Mode - Enjoy the Silence (Mesmer's Re-Rub)
Depeche Mode - Enjoy the Silence (Mesmer's Re-Rub) FREE DOWNLOAD by scarcityrecords

Rektchordz ft Dean Forest- Clowns
Rektchordz ft Dean Forest- Clowns **FREE DOWNLOAD** www.facebook.com/Rektchordzmusic by Rektchordz

RUNE PRESENTS: Sergei Orange - Eruption
RUNE PRESENTS: Sergei Orange - Eruption [FREE DOWNLOAD] by RUNE Recordings

Rick Tedesco - Microphased
Microphased by Rick Tedesco

Reject Beats - Start Transmission
Start Transmission by rejectbeats

Digibox - Apollo
Digibox - Apollo FREE DOWNLOAD!! by Digibox

Pink Floyd - Another Brick In The Wall [Kiwa remix]
Pink Floyd - Another Brick In The Wall [Kiwa remix] by Kiwa

Sketi - You Ready For This?
[FREE DOWNLOAD] Sketi - You Ready For This? [FREE DOWNLOAD] by Sketi Music

The Pixies - Where Is My Mind(Refracture remix)
The Pixies - Where Is My Mind(Refracture remix) by Refracture

Deenk - Life Style
Deenk - Life Style (FREE DOWNLOAD) by Hard & Hits

Disc Breaks Interview - Fisso & Spark

2011-12-23T08:28:00.000-08:00

This special Christmas edition of the show we're bringing you an exclusive guest mix from some guys that have been dropping some bombs this year - Fisso & Spark. I got into these guys when they hit Dead Famous and really liked their ability to mash styles and vibes between releases - never constrained to one sound, but never losing the consistent groove and vibes that they brought. They've had a really strong end to 2011 with a recent release on Highgrade and fantastic remix for Digital Sensation UK that I've been rinsing.

The guys answered some questions I threw at them with the full interview below - the guest mix will feature on tomorrows show

Interview :

How did you guys meet and decide to write tunes together?

Our path crossed in 2007 behind a dj console on a New Years Eve party where we ended up spinning some records together. There was a great vibe and flowing communication about music between us from the very start on and so we kept and doing music together. For a long time we were mixing on 3 decks and 2 mixers and recording hours and hours of sets...the wish to do our own tunes got stronger and so one day we sat down and get Fisso & Spark productions started!

From there on producing became a real passion and addiction at the same time. Beside the hours in studio we share also a great friendship, which is awesome.

Why breaks and what got you guys into it?

Labels such as Finger Lickin Records let us both fall in love with breaks in the beginning. At that time we were playing and producing a lot of drum and bass, but the flow, energy, creativity and groove of breakbeat just amazed us. We discovered that we could express our ideas much better in breaks and we had a hell of fun doing it.

How do you work together when crafting a new tune or a remix?

Fisso & Spark is a proper example of teamwork from the beginning till the end. Of course one day one comes up with a idea, the other day it´s the other way round, but work process is always done in two. Sometimes we have a different ways to approach a project, which is inspiring and keeps the work innovative.
For original tracks we mainly start with some freestyle sessions on synths and collect some ideas. We like to let the things flow and get inspired while doing it.
If we do a remix we try to keep the heart of the original adding our own touch.

What is your musical background?

Even if we come from different countries, we got a similar background. We grew up listening to a lot of different music back in the days. Which goes from hip hop to warehouse raves all over, were we collected lots of experience behind the decks.

What are your musical influences and who is exciting you musically at the moment?

Music is all the day with us, not only in studio. When we are not working on our project we really love to listen to other music genres. Because so much amazing things going on everywhere and it´s great to get inspired. Depending on the mood, it can be Coldplay, Florence and the Machine or Jay-Z. From the electronic side we listen to things like Guy Gerber, Skream, Robert Babicz, Chase and Status and many more…

What instruments do you play, if any?

Fisso plays Piano and Spark is into percussions.

When you sit down to write a tune, do you know what it'll sound like at the end, or do you just go with whatever comes out at the time?

As we said we like improvisation but sometimes we already get into studio with some concrete ideas, for vocal, melodies, beats and so on...

What equipment do you use to produce and what is your favourite bit of studio kit?

For editing we work on Ableton Live, besides we got some Synths. The Virus Ti2 is definitely a top pick.

Do you write any other genres of music?

Fisso produces Tech House under the name Andrea Fissore and is realising on some wicked labels. Spark produces and releases progressive tunes under the alias 21 Hour.

What do you think of the current state of breaks worldwide and where do you see the future?

Colombo, Uktu S., A-Skillz and Krafty Kuts got amazing vibes. But there are some fresh upcoming talents with great energy as well such as Deenk, Home Alone, Ire or Paul Farace just to mention a few. Recently we have seen Elite Force playing here in Vienna, who did an amazing set. People like this are very important for breaks scene to push things forward. Sadly the popularity of breaks is not as big as it´s potential.

In what direction are you heading musically and what new releases have you got in store for us?

We are not too much into categorizing music. We just do what we love and right now this is funky breaks with massive grooves and heavy bass.
We got some upcoming releases on awesome labels such as Ground level, Kick It, VIM Records, High Grade, Dead Famous, Hard Hits, which we are really looking forward to. We were lucky to find so many great respectful people, it´s a pleasure for us to work with them.

What do you listen to that isn't breaks?

We really listen to a great variety of music, from classical to dubstep …no borders.

What do you do when you're not producing music?

Vienna is a great place to be and offers lots of things to do. We love hanging out with friends, enjoying great food or playing some gigs.
Fisso loves to travel with his girlfriend. He likes to read and has big passion for movies. Spark likes to cook for friends, to draw and edit videos and photos. If we aren´t so lazy we´d love to do some sports too.

www.soundcloud.com/fissoandspark
www.facebook.com/fissoandspark
To hear Fisso & Sparks Guest mix on Llupa's Disc Breaks Show follow the link below.

http://discbreaks.blogspot.com/2011/12/disc-breaks-with-llupa-186-ft-fisso.html

Disc Breaks Interview - Colombo

2011-12-23T08:11:00.000-08:00

Colombo has been doing massive things to Breakbeat over the last couple of years, whether it's as part of Kultur & Colombo, BSD and now out on his own. His album is a culmination of all this with 21 tracks of quality breakbeat spanning a number of vibes, but all with the solid production values and phat grooves that has become synonymous with his sound. This exclusive mix shows cases some of the the tracks album and is not to be missed.

Interview

What is is his background in music and how does he seem to know the formula for making such dancefloor friendly music.

I´ve been writing music since 12 years ago, which has given me my current experience and background. Regarding the formula is quite easy, i just write the music i would like to hear as a party head

The album is really diverse in it's vibes - when you sit down to write a tune, do you know what it'll sound like at the end, or do you just go with whatever comes out at the time?

I normally have recurrent inspirational moments. Either if I’m watching TV, having a beer with my mates, or in pretty much any random moment I can get an idea which I normally develop in my mind, imagining a beginning, middle and end of the track, then I try to apply this idea in my studio as soon as i can jump in there, so yeah I guess you can say most of the times I know what I want of every track before I start writing it.

You are incredibly prolific - what is your secret?

I’m not entirely sure why this is. I think it could be related to how much love I have for music, and how fast my ideas flow. If you like doing something a LOT, you can get very effective in how you utilize every minute in your studio. I manage to get things done pretty quickly, hence why I can come up with loads of material in a not very long time.

Now the album is done - what's next for you?

I guess I’ll just become a pensioner… (jokes). You’ll be able to hear much more material from Colombo very soon.

Why did you choose to keep your identities in BSD a secret?

This was just an experiment where we wanted to check the reaction of public to a masked act with unknown identities. To be honest I wasn’t fully convinced about this strategy at the beginning, but it became pretty obvious that people like this kind of mysteries a lot, so it wasn’t a very bad idea after all…

What is the most random thing ever to happen to him behind the decks?

I haven’t had many nightmares behind decks, but for example, last Halloween I was playing in an event in Spain. That same night the time was moving one hour back and I was running a bit late. Long story short, I ended up in the booth 3 minutes before my dj set. When I reached to my cd case, this wasn’t with me, as I forgot it in the car. I had to ask the dj to carry on playing, as I ran over the whole festival to get to the parking, pick up the case, and marathon back to the stage… It was a pretty good set, but a bit sweaty though..!

Where is the most random place he's ever dj'd

No random places to comment I’m afraid, as they all have been clubs or festivals…

Do you write any other genres of music?

Yeah apart from breaks I write some House, Electro House, Tech House or Chill Out tunes.

What instruments do you play if any?

Yeah I know how to play piano, so every keyboard based instrument applies too.

Does he know much aussie made breaks? and what does he think of it?

All i’ve Heard is that there has always been a good scene there. Sometimes is not so easy to keep track with the distance, but I would love to get a tour going to see it first hand.

Can I please have his Kickdrums?

LOL, Yeah i’ll give them to you as soon as i figure out a new music style without kicks, but with the same punch than breaks music… ☺

What does he think of the current state of breaks worldwide compared to its past, and where does he see the future?

I think breaks producers should start making more “commercial” breaks, and stop focusing so much in weird sounding styles, which sounds more orientated to other producers than to the public itself. Producers should look ONLY to what the public wants to make music, and the wide public wants easy listening, catchy music that makes you move, this is a fact. Regarding the future, is very difficult to predict, but my wishes are that loads of extremely good breaks music comes up to the market, making this style occupy the status which should have within the electronic music industry.

What is the real truth behind the BSD split?

As you can imagine, this is a pretty long story, but the main reasons were, that I didn’t want to keep hiding my identity. Also by the way we were operating I considered that another person was getting merits for things he wasn’t doing, cause I was the group producer and the music writer, so I saw myself in a quite unfair situation. The whole thing had a bit of sweet-sour flavor, but this belongs to the past now…

Any plans to come to Australia? if so when?

I ‘ve had some interest by a few promoters already, but so far nothing have consolidated. I’m sure I’ll end up visiting Australia for a tour sooner or later.

Does he write under any other names?

Yes, Alexic Rod, but only for Houre or Tech-House tracks

Does he have children and if so would he want them to be Dj's or involved in the music industry?

Nope I don’t have children, and I don’t have short terms plans for this, so I haven’t thought a lot about if I would want to see them involved in the music industry …

Has he seen Glee and does he secretly like it?

Is this a tv program…? Havent seen it …

What is his favourite bit of studio kit?

Some good monitors with a powerfull computer, is the main thing. I have a couple of synths like the Virus TI also, but the main element is getting your mindset right to make the music.

What does he do in his down time when hes not breaking?

When I’m not produce music I’m normally thinking about music… It really takes a lot of space in my mind…

What does he listen to that isn't breaks?

Yeah I listen to loads of electronic music styles, like House, Electro, Deep House, Chill Out, Indie Dance and many many others, but mainly all electronic music based.

Who are his biggest influences?

My biggest influence is the music by The Cristal Method. I think you can hear a lot of this influence in my music.

What does he make tunes with? software/hardware wise

This is a top secret….

http://www.facebook.com/Colombo.break
http://soundcloud.com/colombo-break

To hear Colombo's guest mix on Llupa's Disc Breaks show follow the link below.

http://discbreaks.blogspot.com/2011/11/disc-breaks-with-llupa-181-ft-colombo.html

Disc Breaks Interview : Beta

2011-12-20T15:51:00.000-08:00

Interview by Llupa

London based breakbeat producer Beta started out Djing nuskool breaks and chunky house at the start of the decade and has since been entertaining crowds cross the globe using his own exclusive material, bootlegs and mashups.

In the studio he takes Influences from funk, drum and bass, house, indie and just about every style to create a unique individual sound. Singles and remixes have gained support from the likes of Hybrid, General Midi, Future Funk Squad and DJ Icey featuring regularly on Beatport’s top 10.

INTERVIEW

Why breaks and what got you into it?

When i was going to house nights in the 90’s i would check out the big beat rooms and got into that sound, I was also listening to a lot of 2 Step Garage and heading out to Clubs like the End in London, I liked the way that 2step bounced and made you want to dance, I went to a night and caught Ali B and Adam Freeland play and I was like “Wow” this is perfect, its like everything I wanted and was totally hooked.

What are your musical influences and who is exciting you musically at the moment?

So much, Stuff on MoWax, Shadow, Massive Attack, Prodigy, James Brown. At the moment Wayz and Meanz are putting out constantly good music, Colombo's man of the moment for me right now and would be good to work with him sometime.

How do you go about crafting a new tune or remix?

Its really about how I want it to make me feel and I need to be sure that I’m clear on that first, I'm actually very sample based, and will bounce to audio as soon as possible as its easier to manipulate, i tend to try and get some nice beats going and then work around that, but sometimes the harmony and melody will push me in a certain direction.

What is your musical background and what instruments do you play?

I learnt to play the piano when I was a kid, then Guitar/Bass guitar and played in a band for a bit. Its nice to be able to play stuff in from time to time. My family is pretty musical so I always had instruments around me and am luck enough to be able to play by ear.

Do you write any other genre’s of music?

Yea i've got some house tunes on the go and I’m collabing with Sylus at the moment writing a really dark and dirty house track which sounds like nothing I’ve heard, I’m really excited about it. Some downtempo melodic tracks which i may find a use for someday but they don't fit in the the Beta sound.

When you sit down to write a tune do you know how it will sound in the end or just go with whatever come out at the time?

When i started out i used to go off in all sorts of tangents and i'd not really know where i was going only that i liked what i was doing. This is great for creativity but can be a bit time consuming so not i try and have a pretty clear picture of the path i want to take and it helps speed up the process. I'll get the arrangement locked down as soon as possible and its acts at something to build around although the process is never exactly the same on each tune. its important to save ideas as you go because, you never know when they might fit in with something, there's a sound in the Headspace (Eastend mix) which sounds a bit like a cat on speed, i made it like 8 years ago on reaktor and have only just found a use for it.

What equipment do you use and what is your favourite bit of Kit?

i've got some Dynaudios for monitoring, for sequencing and mix downs I use Cubase and for ideas i use Ableton and Reason, I’ve also got Albeton on a laptop that I use when I’m on the move, its such a great program. I love Reaktor, it opens up a whole new creative world and i've been using cable guys filter shaper quite a bit recently. I started out using Logic on a Pc and stopped when i couldn't get anymore updates, so i may move back one day but i love it all.

What do you think of the current state of breaks worldwide and where do you see the future?

Its there and always will be, there's certainly some dedicated people keeping it alive, and its great when i get to DJ and meet like minded people who are passionate about it. As trends change and the styles move on i think there's big things to come, i was out doing a few gigs in Florida a while back and there was a great following out there, in Spain the support is really good. I'm loving some of the big sounding disco stuff, its really energetic and works really well on the dancefloor, some great tunes out there at the moment.

In what direction are you heading musically and what new releases have you got in store for us?

I have an original Headspace out soon on sound of habib with 2 mixes, i basically had too many ideas to have in 1 tune and it was confusing to listen too so i did the "eastend mix" with the extra material. I've got a few tunes in the promo mix which are kinda demo's at the momnent so i'll be looking to put those out with someone soon also. I've done a Collab with Hironimus Bosch which is a bit of a tech funk number, the house tune i mentioned, a remix of Bill Vega's Hurricane out on stfu records, and a 140 Jungle track which i want to put out on Bombtraxx, i'm starting to find my feet with the Jungle stuff and think there's alot of scope for the sound to develop so look forward to doing a bit more, its fun to write.

You are quite elusive as a DJ is there a reason for this?

Haha, i've not had an internet connection in the studio for the last 6 months which has been great for working without distraction but difficult when it comes to exchanging files and keeping up a profile online, i plan to DJ more in 2012.

What do you listen to that isn't breaks?

I like Scott Matthews, Emilina Torrini, alot of house music and electroinca

Do you know much Aussie made breaks? and what do you think of it?

I think Myles Dyson's from Oz? and obviously Karton from Sound of Habib, not too mention the old skool nu skool lot, andy page, chable, nubreed etc. When you guys make breaks you do it properly, no messing about.

Any plans to come to Australia? if so when?

i'm actually heading out next year and hope to stay for a while, i'm looking forward to hooking up with people and hope to write lots of music and play some gigs.

What do you do when you're not producing music?

Think about producing music! i love snow sports, skiing and boarding and big into food

Tell us something about yourself we wouldn't know to ask....

I used to break into my schoo at night when i was about 14 to make tunes on logic midi and crappy casio keyboard they had at the time, i was pretty hooked! haha!

http://soundcloud.com/betasounds
www.myspace.com/betasounds
http://twitter.com/#!/BREAKBETA

To hear Beta's guest mix on Llupa's disk breaks show follow the link below.

http://discbreaks.blogspot.com/2011/12/disc-breaks-with-llupa-183-ft-beta-1st.html

Disc Breaks Interview : Karl Sav

2011-12-20T15:50:00.000-08:00

Interview by Llupa

In 2009, Beatport listed Karl Sav as one of the names to watch in dance music. In 2010 a massive hard drive crash almost derailed his releases altogether. 12 months later, a campaign ensued to rescue the music of said hard drive and after successfully doing so Karl Sav is back!

One of Australia’s leading exports in the breakbeat world, Karl Sav has been djing and producing electronic music since the early “naughties”. His debut release on Erase Records out of Greece lead to signings with Unstable Label and Re:connect records in the UK and release on Australian label (and club night he was resident Dj at from 2006 to 2009) Destination Label.

Karl Sav has remixed some of the biggest names in dance music in Myagi, Calvertron, Signal Drivers, High Eight, WoNK, Mars, Mesmer as well as Australian bands “The Falls” and “Calerway” who featured his remix of “Imaginary Friend” on their debut album, Midnight Mercenaries. He has received airplay from some big names in Future Funk Squad, Hedflux, Dopamine and Elite Force as well as playing along side some of the front runners in the breakbeat scene over the years in Krafty Kuts, Skool of Thought, Breakfastaz, Chris Carter, Future Funk Squad, Kraymon, Friendly, Klaus Hill, Dj Mutiny, Dopamine , Baobinga, ID, Groove Diggerz, Jhz, Antiform, Mesmer, Hedflux, and Phil K.

With 20 years under his belt involved in music from bands to electronic, the short break from it all has not set him back with releases set for the end of 2011 and beyond. Big tings a gwan!

INTERVIEW:

Why breaks and what got you into it?

Interesting question that, for ages I thought it was around 2001/2002 just before the so called “boom” of breaks. That’s when the catalyst for my passion for breaks kicked off though – around the time I was just getting into dance music. Having been into bands ever since I was a child and playing guitar/bass guitar in various different groups from acid jazz bands to heavy metal to playing a six string bass in a primus and chili peppers cover band in my late teens (I worked out how to play Tommy the Cat by ear at 15 years old) , it was strange that I finally got into dance music having bagged it out for so many years. A mate brought me along to a few gigs then finally brought me to Ambar in Perth which at the time was pretty much one of the breakbeat mechas around the world (every international that has played there around 2001-2006 will tell you just that) the rest as they say…..

My first exposure to “nu-skool breaks” as it was coined then was probably hearing Propellorheads “Take California” after a big night with some schools mates the year after we finished on new years eve 1998. At the time I had no idea what it was but I knew I loved it.

What are your musical influences and who is exciting you musically at the moment?

So many influences to list. The early years, General Midi, Future Funk Squad, Hyrbid, BT – such a huge list. Id say the prominent ones though are Hybrid. I have always loved their sound.

At the moment, Im really digging Wrexx’s stuff, he’s remixed one of my forthcoming singles coming on Scarcity called “How I Roll”. So glad this tune on his remix (as well as the Bubu Breaks remix) is finally seeing the light of day, we worked out it will be coming up on 4 years since I wrote that tune and its indicative of the stuff I am writing now days. Mesmer has always impressed me with what he does. He just keeps getting better and better. Beta has always floated my boat. Hedflux as well recently , especially after having played along side him over this year a couple of times, he plays out a lot of stuff that either hasn’t come out or won’t ever come out but its always massive. I was really impressed with Stylus Rex’s album “Amplify” when it came out – pretty much summed up the sound I am into at the moment with most of the tunes on there. This year though I think it’s the year of the Colombo. Not only did his album blow my socks off but his tune “Summit” (the original version) just encompasses everything that I love about music, its got depth, atmosphere, emotion and a driving beat and bassline. Its one of those tunes that is just timeless and I will never get bored of it. Outside of dance music I am listening to a lot of Kevin Bloody Wilson – hes providing me some great inspiration for some of my upcoming piss take videos with my good friend – Dj Pass tha Sugar.

How do you go about crafting a new tune or a remix?

A remix I will try and play around with the parts as much as possible to keep the feeling of the original whilst bringing my own flavour to it. An original I tend to get my Dictaphone out and just hum some basslines how I would want them to sound, then try to recreate that somehow in my DAW. Very rarely does it usually turn out how I intended though. There have been a few exceptions though, How I Roll on Scarcity records out soon pretty much wrote itself. I was chilling with Nikita (good friend and vocalist) and we usually pull the piss out of each other . We bounce ideas off each other and she kind of freestyles. I jammed the bassline with my sexy deep voice and she started singing along. I immediately quickly recreated it just with a simple Saw wave so I wouldn’t forget it, Nikita laid down the vocal verse on the spot. I worked on it for about a week just making it sound a bit more interesting. I came up with the chorus riff just to make it sound a bit more interesting and Nikita came over again and laid down a vocal chorus. Just stoked its finally being released – it will also stop me having to field emails/messages asking when its coming out!

What is your musical background?

I started playing guitar at 9 years old. Did the usual straight up chord playing and learning other peoples songs. Later on I got into more technical stuff like Chet Atkins, Merle Travis and Tommy Emmanuel. Used to do quite a bit of gigs at Cafes and stuff while I was at uni. Having not played at that level since 2003, I have pretty much forgotten all the songs I played which is a shame.

At school me and mate wrote a heap of piss take songs about other students and recorded them on a 4 track recorder – I got the shit beaten out of me a couple of times for it from some of the school bullies, but fuck it was funny – we were infamous for it and mostly got laughs out of it from everyone else. I also got suspended from school for writing a song about a teacher to one of the tunes of the Cantina Band in Return of the Jedi – you know the one when Luke is trying to get Han Solo back off Jabba The Hutt and he falls in the pit to fight the monster. We wrote some pretty offensive lines to it – the mistake we made was we gave it to a student a few years above us to mix it down in the music classrooms, and the music teacher heard it – we got in the deepest shit for it, my father was called in, and it was played by the school principal to him. Deep down I bet he thought it was the funniest shit he had heard, but he had to put his father hat on , and I got roasted for it.

What instruments do you play if any?

Guitar since I was 9. Bass guitar since I was 13 and a bit of drums too.

Do you write any other genres of music?

Yep – have a dubstep EP I wrote with a guy from New Zealand called Ap3x. I was writing house music under another name for a while but that got boring so I stopped and I am writing some piss take songs as well with my MC – Dj Pass Tha Sugar!

When you sit down to write a tune, do you know what it'll sound like at the end, or do you just go with whatever comes out at the time?

80% of the time it sounds completely different at the end – with a few exceptions. WoNKs Nasty Dog remix was pretty accurate to how I wanted it to sound and The Falls remix wrote itself too – it only took 4 hours from start to finish!
Its amazing though how much stuff I have binned. I have a rule, I will start something, take a break from it for a day or two – if I still like it when I come back then I finish it. I have finished some pretty horrid tunes though which I thought were good at the time. Needless to say , not many , if any people have heard these particular tunes!

I will generally get the creative side of a tune done in one or two (sometimes very long) sittings – then take a break for a few days and do the mixdown as your ears can be pretty roasted after a long creative session.

What equipment do you use to produce and what is your favourite bit of studio kit?

I have used Ableton Live pretty much since the beginning (I was a Cubase user when I was doing my band stuff but I hate Cubase with a passion) . I have a Korg EMX-1 Electribe which I use for some of my bass sounds. Of course Massive gets a caining from me, as does Imposcar – lately I have been getting into Reaktor which has opened up a lot of creative flow for me.

What do you think of the current state of breaks worldwide and where do you see the future?

It’s a tough question that because the die hard fans love to say that its alive and well. It pains me to say it but it really isn’t in great health world wide “generally speaking” and this is just going by sales of breaks tunes compared to other genres. That said though there are pockets around the world that are still crazy for breaks. Spain is still obviously pumping but Eastern and Central Europe is definitely where it is at now. The gigs I have done there have had that old vibe from many years ago where people are there just for some dam good breakbeat and they go nuts to it. The promoters also seem to have their finger on the pulse when they actually book people who are at the forefront of the genre, and not a big name to pull punters through the door.

There is still a dedicated bunch of producers and djs that still push some great sounds, its just a shame that promoters aren’t willing to take more risks in booking some of the newer names or those that are pushing the breaks sound rather than the same old that claim that they still play breaks. Having promoted gigs in the past though, I understand that they have to look after their bottom line, so it’s a tough situation.

Dubstep seems to have invaded every orifice on the Earth as well and all the kids are into that. I must be getting old because there is some absolute god awful shit that is supposedly “totes aws” amongst the heads. I now get what my parents used to say about me blaring Master of Puppets as a youth at “11 not 10” .

You've been off the radar for a little while - how come?

Its been an interesting two years. It was a combination of a massive hard drive crash and a few of my releases that were scheduled not happening. As they say, when it rains it pours and I seemed to get shat on from a great height at the same time when it came to my music.

It was definitely a break I had to have though. Cliché but its true in every sense of the word. After moving from Perth to Brisbane, my studio pc was transported via some removalists. When I set my computer back up, the motherboard had died on it. Max from Loops of Fury who was still living here at the time installed a new mother board and all seemed ok. I finished my remix for Myagi – Thug on Pop n Lock which was my last official release (beginning of 2010) and began working on a remix of Mesmer’s Glareglaze. It was sounding so fucking good if I do say so myself and that’s when the problems started, I was an inch away from finishing it and the project wouldn’t load up after it crashed. After many attempts to rescue the project, and to no avail, I had to rewrite it from scratch . It sounded completely different to the first version I did but I was still happy with it. I took a test version to play on my UK and EU tour in 2010 and it went down well. Upon my return, I tried to finish it off with some minor tweaks and polishes so I could get it over to Scarcity Records for release but my hard drive had died!

I had backed up a few things so still had test versions of a lot of the new stuff I had written plus what I had in my CD wallet. But I lost a stack of other new tunes I had written in the crash. I was very disheartened with it and took the “forced break”. On my return from the UK/EU tour it dawned on me I really needed to do something about my health and general well being as it had been neglected particularly since I stopped playing competitive sport. I jumped on the scales and for the first time in my life I had hit 130kgs and it was the wake up call I needed. I got back into playing Rugby for the local club here and I got into Crossfit . Since getting back from Breakspoll in 2010 I have lost around 30kgs just from exercising every day (I get the utter shits if I have to miss a workout through no fault of my own so its really entrenched in my day to day life now) and eating clean, no processed foods, just real food. The golden rule I followed was to stick to the edges of the supermarket! Some of you on my facebook will see my daily “WOD” (Workout of the day) posted. I like to keep track of what I do and it also keeps me accountable to myself. Im still not where I want to be but I know I am on the right track. Its just a matter of being honest with yourself and actually wanting to do it, not talking about it. It’s actually very stimulating getting in the studio after a morning workout with the natural endorphins flowing.

12 months after the hard drive crash (it was actually two partitions on the drive) I had a mate who was good with data rescue and general IT stuff and he managed to rescue one of the partitions on the drive. So I got quite a few of the originals I had written, back. I had a few of the pre-masters on there so I was able to salvage the mixdown’s I had done on most of them but I had unfortunately lost the project files for them so no remixes could be done and it proved very hard shopping the tunes around to labels – the interest was there, only if remixes could be done! I was doing a gig in Melbourne recently and caught up with Youthful Implants and played him quite a few of the tunes that I had that were unsigned and we both agreed to put them out on Strontium Music!

I had no computer for around 12 months as I was putting all my savings for my wedding which was this year. It wasn’t until just before the wedding that I could afford a new computer. I went Mac this time around and haven’t turned back!

In what direction are you heading musically and what new releases have you got in store for us?

Musically I’m still doing the deeper style breaks with the odd exception here and there. Every now and then I will deliberately write a cheesy tune such as How I Roll but I try to stick to the “heads down” stuff. I have an EP called “Waterdog” out in December on Strontium Music (with a picture of my Dog Sandy on the cover – Sandy used to pop up quite a bit on my NSB Radio show) which features quite a few of the tracks that I wrote a couple of years ago before the crash. Ive been thrashing them in my sets over the last couple of years so some will sound familiar. I wrote a collab with Perth based producer Roxright which is featured on the EP. There is also a track on there called “Soundfeer” which is named after the festival in the Czech Republic of the same name. I basically started the tune on the plane on the way over and finished it the day of the festival at my host’s studio – I’m forever I debt to David Vavra! I started my set at Soundfeer with the tune and it was well received so I had to name it after it!

I also am very pleased to see my tune with Nikita - “How I Roll” – out this month on Scarcity Records. Many will know it was originally signed to Re:Connect records but many delays stopped its release (that were completely warranted) so it was an amicable decision between both myself and Re:connect to put it out on Scarcity Records – it would have seemed such a shame not to have put this out. Wrexx is on the remix for it as well as a stomping new remix from Spanish producer Bubu Breaks!

There is about to be some big changes in my life next year (for the good) which will allow me to write more music – but that won’t be common knowledge for a while yet :P .

What do you listen to that isn't breaks?

Kevin Bloody Wilson – lots of ,its inspiring me for my music with Dj Pass tha Sugar. Ive been listening to a lot of 80’s music lately too which is scary, I never really liked much 80s music. I dunno, there is something about driving through the suburbs of northern Brisbane with the Beverly Hills Cop theme blaring…..

I also listen to a lot of podcasts and talk back, I also run my own podcast too with a mate in Canberra, I suppose this is my chance to plug it! The podcast is called “Double Plugger Podcast” hosted by Sav & Pmac. We talk about everything and everything. The first few episodes were heavily focused on the recent rugby world cup, but we do rant on about other stuff, especially now the rugby season is over. You can find it on itunes or at the following link: http://doubleplugger.podbean.com

What do you do when you're not producing music?

I no longer play rugby, but this year I have been appointed assistant coach of our first grade side playing in the Brisbane Suburban Rugby First Division, so pre-season training is well and truly underway. As already mentioned I’ve been doing crossfit 6 days a week and record a weekly talkback podcast with a mate in Canberra. Ive also been doing a weekly radio show on local terrestrial radio on Saturday mornings. Its called the Saturday Sports Café and we basically talk about sport, sport and more sport for 3 hours on a Saturday morning.

Tell us something about yourself we wouldn't know to ask....

I used to do voice overs for business’on hold audio programs, and I can still hear my voice when I ring some institutions around Australia. Id give you a demo but this is a written interview, not a verbal one :D.

http://www.soundcloud.com/karlsav
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Karl-Sav/94246210911
http://doubleplugger.podbean.com

To hear Karl Sav's guest mix on Llupa's disc break show follow the link below.

http://discbreaks.blogspot.com/2011/12/disc-breaks-with-llupa-185-ft-karl-sav.html

Wasteland Choice Tunes November 2011

2011-12-14T04:53:00.000-08:00

Each month Wasteland will be letting you know our tunes of choice, there is always so many great tunes released each month, but some just stand out from the rest to our ears, below is a list of our November 2011 Choice tunes.

	Tom Lue - Enjoy This (Remix by Gregory Esayan) Release Date: 2011-11-07 Label: Morphosis Records Catalog: MORPH067 Buy now!

	Monojoke - Surreal Things (Remixes) Release Date: 2011-11-14 Label: Spring Tube Catalog: SPR047 Buy now!

	Colombo - Antiques Of The Future Release Date: 2011-11-09 Label: iBreaks Catalog: IBREAKSLP005 Buy now!

Cuervo and Dezibelio - Overdrive

Release Date: 2011-11-16

Label: VIM Records

Catalog: VIMBREAKS126

Buy now!

Lunar Shift - Raindrops

Release Date: 2011-11-01

Label: Big Square Records

Catalog: BGSQ017

Buy now!

	Line Of Sight & Duane Barry - Machina Mori Release Date: 2011-11-16 Label: Digital Sensation UK Catalog: DSUK030 Buy now!

	False Prophet - Wake Up Release Date: 2011-11-02 Label: Take Records Catalog: TAKE001 Buy now!

	Home Alone vs Yreane - Low Freq Release Date: 2011-11-04 Label: Yellow Finger Catalog: YF013 Buy now!

	Kid Digital - Done with That (Colombo Remix) Release Date: 2011-11-14 Label: Hardcore Beats Catalog: BLV212325 Buy now!

	Plu-Ton - All will be good Release Date: 2011-11-16 Label: NFBmusic Catalog: NFB102 Buy now!

	Loaded Fist - Separate Reality Release Date: 2011-11-28 Label: Scarcity Records Catalog: SCAR34 Buy now!

	Rumble Fish - Eyes in the sky Release Date: 2011-11-28 Label: Functional Records Catalog: FB064 Buy now!

Wasteland Choice Tunes October 2011

2011-11-03T14:02:00.000-07:00

	Jose Tabarez - Birds (Remixes by Alfoa, Andrew Phillippov & LoQuai) Release Date: 2011-10-01 Label: Mistiquemusic Catalog: MIST189 Buy now!

	Various Artists - Evolved Breaks 2 Release Date: 2011-10-01 Label: Morphosis Records Catalog: MORPHA05 Buy now!

	A-Mase - Emotions & Dreams (Remixes by Digital Department & Grade-E) Release Date: 2011-10-11 Label: Digital Sensation UK Catalog: DSUK028 Buy now!

	Green Firm - Action Hero EP Release Date: 2011-10-03 Label: Elektroshok Records Catalog: ESR043 Buy now!

	Skaarj - Uprise Release Date: 2011-10-04 Label: NFBmusic Catalog: NFB089 Buy now!

	Cage Page vs Toy Quantize - Remember The Feature (Remixs by Open Cluster & Fisso & Spark Release Date: 2011-10-25 Label: Digital Sensation UK Catalog: DSUK029 Buy now!

	Skaarj - Kometa Release Date: 2011-10-04 Label: NFBmusic Catalog: NFB089 Buy now!

	Fisso & Spark - Stop For A Moment & Up and Down Release Date: 2011-10-10 Label: Ridiculoud Records Catalog: RIDIC021 Buy now!

	Temazo - Destiny Release Date: 2011-10-14 Label: Proper Nightlife Catalog: PNR08 Buy now!

	J Scott G & Joman- Dark City (Future Funk Squad mix) Release Date: 2011-10-14 Label: Shiznit Recordings Catalog: SHIZ17 Buy now!

	Benjani feat. Cold River - Estuary (Breaks Mix) Release Date: 2011-10-17 Label: Baleric Sun Records Catalog: BSR008 Buy now!

	Left/Right, Digital Pizza - Every Body (BETA Remix) Release Date: 2011-10-17 Label: Downbeat Catalog: DBP046 Buy now!

	Terranaut - Antihero (Home Alone Remix) Release Date: 2011-10-18 Label: Distorsion Records Catalog: DSTR034 Buy now!

	Aleksey Yakovlev - We Won't Forget (Alfoa 'In Memories' Remix) Release Date: 2011-10-18 Label: Nueva Digital Catalog: ND032 Buy now!

	HardNoise - End of Summer (Remixs by Digibox, Freak da Bass, Oleg Zubkov & Parallax Breakz) Release Date: 2011-10-23 Label: Rune Recordings Catalog: RUNE018 Buy now!

	Frontier Science Vol. 2 - feat LuQas and Triple Agent Release Date: 2011-10-31 Label: Broken Robot Catalog: BRR018 Buy now!

	Lunar Shift - Stars Release Date: 2011-10-18 Label: Definiton:Breaks Catalog: DEFB040 Buy now!

	Deenk - Uebershall Release Date: 2011-10-05 Label: Hard & Hits Catalog: HH009 Buy now!

	Tom Clyde - Zeit Geist EP Release Date: 2011-10-04 Label: Diabolo Loco Catalog: DL007 Buy now!

	DiiSTORTiiON -Cyber warfare Release Date: 2011-10-10 Label: VIM Breaks Catalog: VIMBREAKS102 Buy now!

	Access Denied - Black and Red Release Date: 2011-10-19 Label: Ayra Recordings Catalog: AYRA029 Buy now!

Wasteland Choice Tunes September 2011

2011-10-03T10:44:00.000-07:00

Each month Wasteland will be letting you know our tunes of choice, there is always so many great tunes released each month, but some just stand out from the rest, below is a list of our September Choice tunes.

	Alter Form - Symposium (BL1TZ + SASSER Remix) Release Date: 2011-09-12 Label: Flextone Records Catalog: FR0057 Buy now!

	Digibox - I See You (Bl1tz Remix) Release Date: 2011-09-12 Label: VIM Records Catalog: VIMBREAKS116 Buy now!

	AP3X - Power Struggle Release Date: 2011-09-05 Label: Ridisculoud Records Catalog: RIDIC020 Buy now!

	Geon - Perpetual Motion (Colombo Remix) Release Date: 2011-09-26 Label: Acida Records Catalog: AR006 Buy now!

	Kraymon - Soothing Release Date: 2011-09-26 Label: Dusted Breaks Catalog: DBR043 Buy now!

	Refracture - Rainbow City EP Release Date: 2011-09-21 Label: Ayra Recordings Catalog: AYRA028 Buy now!

	Clubsonica - City Lights (Remixs Breaking News & Yreane) Release Date: 2011-09-20 Label: Digital Sensation UK Catalog: DSUK027 Buy now!

	Andrew Maze - Too Late (Remixs Fletric, His Boy Elroy & MDK) Release Date: 2011-09-19 Label: Morphosis Limited Catalog: MORPHL007 Buy now!

	4Kuba - Cactus as is (Album) Release Date: 2011-09-18 Label: Ibreaks Catalog: IBREAKSLP004 Buy now!

	DRKWTR - Funkanometry (Home Alone Remix) Release Date: 2011-09-16 Label: Breakz R Boss Records Catalog: BRBD24 Buy now!

	Digibox - Back Home (Colombo Remix) Release Date: 2011-09-13 Label: Diablo Loco Catalog: DL006 Buy now!

	Alter Form - Symposium Release Date: 2011-09-12 Label: Flextone Recordings Catalog: FR0057 Buy now!

	Growler - Bonsai Massive Release Date: 2011-09-12 Label: Box Set Records Catalog: BXR003 Buy now!

	Kondrashov - On My Mind Release Date: 2011-09-05 Label: Downbeat Catalog: DBP045 Buy now!

	Shakes - Gangbusters (Gella Remix) Release Date: 2011-09-05 Label: Supatronix Records Catalog: SUPAT009 Buy now!

	Sovt - Your Wish Release Date: 2011-09-05 Label: Perceptive Recordings Catalog: PD021 Buy now!

	Hedflux & LuQas - Reptoid Release Date: 2011-09-02 Label: Broken Robot Catalog: BRR016 Buy now!

Free Tunes September 2011

2011-10-03T03:43:00.000-07:00

Skrillex - First Of The Year (Equinox) [UnderThis Bootleg]
Skrillex - First Of The Year (Equinox) [UnderThis Bootleg] by UnderThis

Noisia - Gutterpunk Ft. Bex Riley (Mason Remix)_Access Denied Re-fix
http://www.sendspace.com/file/fk768y
Noisia - Gutterpunk Ft. Bex Riley (Mason Remix)_Access Denied Re-fix♫♫FREEDOWNLOAD♫♫ by AccessDenied

Beat Muffin Style feat Lit Brex - Nasty Ducks
Beat Muffin Style feat Lit Brex - Nasty Ducks [FREE 320] by Beat Muffin Style

GRADE-E - Free Your Mind
GRADE-E "Free Your Mind" by Grade-E

Rick Tedesco - Chasing Planets
Chasing Planets (Final & Mastered) by Rick Tedesco

Yazhevika - Leto (Parallax Breakz Remix)
RUNE PRESENTS: Yazhevika - Leto (Parallax Breakz Remix) [FREE DOWNLOAD] by RUNE Recordings

Rick Tedesco - Surfaced
Surfaced (Revised / Free Download) by Rick Tedesco

Sketi - You Ready For This?
[FREE DOWNLOAD] Sketi - You Ready For This? [FREE DOWNLOAD] by Sketi Music

Chrizz Luvly -Pushing On (RubAbreakOnIt Remix)
Chrizz Luvly -PUSHING ON (RubAbreakOnIt) remix FREE 320 DL =) by Dj Tranceponder

Phobos Moon - Distant Empire
Distant Empire by Phobos Moon

Free Tunes August 2011

2011-09-01T08:34:00.000-07:00

Mustard Pimp feat. Alec Empire - Catch Me (Access Denied Remix)
Mustard Pimp feat. Alec Empire - Catch Me (Access Denied Remix) by mustard pimp

BT - Flaming June (Phrakture's Blazing August Remix)
BT - Flaming June (Phrakture's Blazing August Remix) by Phrakture

Vance Musgrove- Music in the 24th & A Half Century (Peaceful's Deep Chant Edit)
Vance Musgrove- Music in the 24th & A Half Century (Peaceful's Deep Chant Edit) by DJPeaceful

Chemical Brothers - Galvanize(Eshericks Remix)
Chemical Brothers - Galvanize(Eshericks Remix) by Eshericks

Jaytech - Starbright (Masanori Yasuda Progressive Breaks Bootleg)
Jaytech - Starbright (Masanori Yasuda Progressive Breaks Bootleg) by Masanori Yasuda

Cullen - All we are
cullen - All we are by cullen breaks

Agent K & Bella-Rebound (Konor Remix)
Agent K & Bella-Rebound (Konor Remix)FREE WAV DOWNLOAD by Konor

Oleg Zubkov - New Parallels (Abdomen Burst exclusive mix)
Oleg Zubkov - New Parallels (Abdomen Burst exclusive mix) by Abdomen Burst

Physical Bross - This Cow VIP
Physical Bross - This Cow VIP by Elektroshok Records

THA TRICKAZ vs ADAM FAZ Evil Sentai (BL1TZ ReBoot)
THA TRICKAZ vs ADAM FAZ Evil Sentai (BL1TZ ReBoot) by BL1TZ

Cut Me Down (Blade Remix) (http://dnbshare.com/download/sasha-cut_me_down_blade_remix.mp3.html)
Sasha - Cut Me Down (Blade Remix) by Bladebadboy

Miss Napalm vs 4Kuba - asskicking
Miss Napalm vs 4Kuba - asskicking by missnapalm

NewTone - Sad Song (Abdomen Burst Lite version)
NewTone - Sad Song (Abdomen Burst Lite version) by Abdomen Burst

Adam Faz - Different Style (http://www.mediafire.com/?zxbl8321gwex3b3)
Different Style by Adam Faz

Cullen - sunset highway
cullen - sunset highway by cullen breaks

Grade-E - Are You Going To Save Us
Are You Going To Save Us by Grade-E

Free Mind - See You
Free Mind - See You(cut) by FRΞΞ MIND

Nafe - Remembering the Bottons (Acordando los Botones)
Nafe - Remembering the Bottons (Acordando los Botones) by Nafe

prozac planet - watch the lights (go out)
prozac planet - watch the lights (go out) by tekkaz

Smart Grid Technology - Unfinished
Smart Grid Technology - Unfinished by Ablekid

Yenn- IDKWTFIAM (Tranceponder remix)
Yenn- IDKWTFIAM (Tranceponder remix) by Dj Tranceponder

Audio Dropout - B-SIDE
Audio Dropout - B-SIDE - FREE D/L by AUDIO DROPOUT

Phrakture - Iris (Audio Dropout Remix)
Phrakture - Iris (Audio Dropout Remix) by AUDIO DROPOUT

Farace - Get Down To The
Farace - Get Down To The by farace

Releases Week 33 (15th August - 21st August 2011)

2011-08-26T18:11:00.000-07:00

	Parallax Breakz - Waves (Remixes by Curl and Dean, Ilya Mosolov, Oleg Zubkov and Yadek) Release Date: 2011-08-16 Label: Rune Recordings Catalog: RUNE017 Buy now!

	VARIOUS ARTISTS - HAPPY SUMMER OF DEATH LP PT.2 Release Date: 2011-08-19 Label: KindCrime Recordings Catalog: KDC026BRBD22 Buy now!

	Bassik - Its about time (Remixes by Diistortiion and Digibox) Release Date: 2011-08-19 Label: Breakz R Boss Records Catalog: BRBD22 Buy now!

	Deenk - Zombie Nation (Remixes by Ghettface, MartoPeter, Sweet Soldiers and StarPunk) Release Date: 2011-08-20 Label: Distorsion Records Catalog: DSTR030 Buy now!

	Jacques Greene - Another Girl Release Date: 2011-08-21 Label: Ministry of Sound Catalog: MOSE263 Buy now!

Interview : No more secrets from Clandestine

2011-08-24T07:52:00.000-07:00

This week we catch up with the Russian warriors of the deep Clandestine.
Clandistine are Art and Ilya and these guys really got me interested in there sound when they did a collab with the almighty Phrakture.
This tune still gets many plays by myself, i love my deep vibes but this just takes things to a whole new level, its such a well crafted tune if will
grab your attention from start to finsih, check it out below and im sure you will agree this is a monster of a tune.
Since then they have had a handfull of release's with superb remixes of Aeron Aether's - Twilight on Morphosis Records and Trukers - Round Trip Dreams on Rune Recordings.

There is a few things in the pipe line for this duo and you can check a preview of the future cut
coming soon on Rune which is a remix of Skymind - Excitement.

Phrakture feat. Clandestine - Parasomnia by Clandestine Music
Skymind - Excitement (Clandestine Remix COMING SOON ON RUNE!) by Clandestine Music

For the People who don't know you, who, where and what is Clandestine?

Clandestine is a collaboration between Art and Ilya, two Russian guys living in the States. We focus mainly on breakbeat, although we've been expirementing with dubstep a bit as well. Our first track ever was made back in 2000 and it was Trance ;-)

How long have you been making music, and what made you start producing Breakbeat?

We've been dabbling in music production casually since 2000. Initially we started messing around with Fruity Loops, as well as mixing in software using Virtual Turntables. We eventually switched over to Logic, but a hard drive crash resulted in us losing all of our work. It took us quite a while to get back into production after that devastating loss.
Our first official release was in 2010, when our remix of Aeron Aether - Twilight was selected as one of the winning remixes of the Twilight competition, this was the year we got into production more seriously. Breaks has always been the dominant genre in our playlists and dj sets, so we naturally decided to join the breakbeat culture.

Tell us a bit about your background outside of music?

We are both working professionals in our 20s. Art works in the automotive industry. Ilya is an engineer. Aside from music, we both love working with computers and electronics, as well as working on our cars. We recently installed some mods on Ilya's Nissan, as well as an audio system. We're also into video games, especially first person shooters.

What other productions can we expect from you in the future?

We're currently working on remixes for RUNE, and V.I.M. Records. Also, we have a couple of original tracks in the works for our upcoming RUNE EP, and a remix on the upcoming track from Phrakture. Check out our Soundcloud page for previews, recent mixed sets, and any other goodies coming out soon.

What is your studio set-up and what is your favorite piece of kit?

We use two custom built Macs running Logic Studio 9 with an extensive list of software instruments and effect plug-ins and a few pieces of hardware. Our favorite piece of kit is the Novation Ultranova given its ease of use and fun factor.

Name 3 tunes that is blowing you away at the moment?

Ehh.. That's difficult.. So much good music out there these days. Alright... 3 tunes that are blowing us away at this time are:

Trifonic - GutterBox
Shoutlive - Velveteen Rabbit
Mesmer - For Ef Sake

Final word....

We're very thankful to all our fans, and for all the recognition we have gotten so far. We love doing what we do and hope to continue to be part of the wonderful scene of breakbeat and electronic music. Thanks for the interview!

Releases Week 32 (8th August - 14th August 2011)

2011-08-15T10:29:00.000-07:00

	Deenk - I Kiss You Know Release Date: 2011-08-12 Label: Hard & Hits Catalog: HH005 Buy now!

	TyDi - The Camera Doesn't Lie, But You Do Release Date: 2011-08-12 Label: Armada Catalog: ARDI2259 Buy now!

	Colombo - Exposed EP Part 3 Release Date: 2011-08-08 Label: Ibreaks Catalog: Ibreaks042 Buy now!

	Eltech - Overtaking EP Release Date: 2011-08-08 Label: Ego Shot Recordings Catalog: ESHOT018 Buy now!

	Open Cluster - Remix EP (Remixes by EK and Beatsmack) Release Date: 2011-08-09 Label: Ridiculoud Records Catalog: RIDIC019 Buy now!

	Artem Ziobin - Colour Waves (Quadrat Beat Remix) Release Date: 2011-08-11 Label: Scarcity Records Catalog: SCAR30 Buy now!

	Boson - Vigina Release Date: 2011-08-13 Label: Progrezo Records Catalog: PGZCO06C Buy now!

	Lazyboyproactive - Substrata Release Date: 2011-08-13 Label: Tempest Recordings Catalog: TEMPEST36 Buy now!

	The Lucky 23 - Up and Down/Big Time Release Date: 2011-08-13 Label: Breaks.sk Records Catalog: BRSK013 Buy now!

	Sven Neilson - Kokah Release Date: 2011-08-13 Label: Meolino Catalog: 10005001 Buy now!

	DJ Any - Being Around the World Release Date: 2011-08-13 Label: Global Uniting Catalog: 10022000 Buy now!

Releases Week 31 (1st August - 7th August 2011)

2011-08-08T04:38:00.000-07:00

	The Brainkiller - Physical/Profundo/Neptuno Release Date: 2011-08-06 Label: Distorsion Records Catalog: DSTR029ESR039 Buy now!

	Frontier Science Vol 1 - feat Big Mistake Release Date: 2011-08-01 Label: Broken Robot Catalog: BRR017 Buy now!

	Aggresivnes - Imitation & Rhythmic Selection Release Date: 2011-08-01 Label: Elektroshok Records Catalog: ESR039 Buy now!

	Deenk - Energy Tech (Remix Home Alone) Release Date: 2011-08-05 Label: Hard & Hits Catalog: 004 Buy now!

	Skaarj - Cutter/Singular Release Date: 2011-08-02 Label: NFB Catalog: NFB078 Buy now!

	A Dominant Species - Feeling You (Open Cluster Remix) Release Date: 2011-08-01 Label: STFU Catalog: STFU005 Buy now!

	Various Artists - Happy Summer Of Death Part 1 Release Date: 2011-08-01 Label: Kindcrime Recordings Catalog: KDC025 Buy now!

	Astral Vision - After The Rain Release Date: 2011-08-01 Label: Mistiquemusic Catalog: MIST172 Buy now!

	Parallax Breakz - Velocity/Fear/Psycho (Remixes by Bubu Breaks, Zipmix and MartOpetEr Remix) Release Date: 2011-08-06 Label: Raveart Records Catalog: RAR020 Buy now!

Interview : Abdomen Burst's into our hearts

2011-08-07T10:15:00.000-07:00

It was back in 2008 when i forst got a blast of Abdomen Burst's epic breakbeat sound.
It was morning stars released on Morphosis Records on the sampler volume 2 that made me sit up and take check on this producer and since then i have kept my ears on all productions.
Since then Abdomen Burst has had a colony of original material and remixes released on quality labels such as Morphosis Records, Digital Sensation UK, Silk Digital Records and Mistiquemusic to name a few.
Some of my favourite tracks over the last year have either been Abdomen Burst's own work or someone remixing he's work, the sound he brings to us is always a unique thought out journey with more layers then the sun, which might be why it always sounds so good on a blist out sunshine day.
If any breakbeat artist is going to hold the record for most free tune giveaways then this crown must go to Abdomen Burst.

Below you can check out a couple of the many free tunes on he's soundcloud (http://soundcloud.com/abdomen-burst/sets/free-tunes-only-for-friends-1/free) and a future production to be released on Scarcity.
Abdomen Burst was also kind enough to take some time and give us an indepth interview so we can all learn a little more about what makes Abdomen Burst tick.
Abdomen Burst :: Epinephrine :: CLIP by Abdomen Burst
Oleg Zubkov - New Parallels (Abdomen Burst exclusive mix) FREE 320k by Abdomen Burst
NewTone - Sad Song (Abdomen Burst Lite version) FREE 320k by Abdomen Burst

For the people who dont know you, who, were & what is Abdomen Burst?

Hi to everyone, my name is Andrew, i am a sound producer from Russia, created and issued
mainly in the style of music progressive breaks from the end of year 2008, but gradually
grope soil in search of a unique sound. I also experiment with other areas where there is a broken rhythm.

Where did the name Abdomen Burst come from?

It very much a strange story, until now I do not understand why I haven't replaced it.
After all initially i planned to write music in more dancing breaks styles which would kindle
fire in our hearts. I listened to tons of these tracks that was often played in clubs and at parties with
friends and have been precisely assured that I will write such music.
I wanted to find a corresponding nickname for this purpose, trying to find the most suitable and
unusual-aggressive on sounding which would correspond to my future sounding. ?)).
There were attempts to do such music, but long it didn't proceed.
From the moment of my first release, it suddenly all turned over on 180 degrees, i have understood
that my soul lies more to the beautiful atmospheric sounds.
The nickname didn't change, after all who knows what waits for me round the corner, i will probably come to what i always wanted to do.

How long have you been making music, and what made you start producing breakbeat?

As I have told earlier, i begun my career in 2008, having let out the first debut release
Morning Stars on the label Morphosis and having got good support and positive responses from many
musicians and DJs, i understood that this is the right way and has led me to breaks music?
I am simple always (almost since the childhood) i loved live drums, in russia i went and see live groups to see how they play them alive. the combination of hats, snares, a bass which developed in a uniform picture to me resulted in a indescribable delight.
As soon as i have been resolutely adjusted on writing of my own products, it was necessary
to face a new problem with a difficult situation in the country, and in my life, to get access
to musical information it was almost impossible, it was difficult to find/buy electronic music in Russia. I started to write music on the first Playstation console in 2002, i had already written some tracks on the Playstation with a broken rhythm.
Now its cheerfull to remember, but at that time there was no good Internet connections,
therefore it was very difficult to find and download any information, programs, tutorials.
And if there was something to find, there was a problem as it was in the English language which was almost completely deprived of me and impossible to use the found information,but fortunately "Civilization" has reached us and i (and many other things in our country) had an opportunity to create masterpieces ?)).
By the end of 2008 i listened to alot of progressive breaks music, i also managed to generate
my own taste. At that point in time I have started to understand that i want to see and that doesn't
suffice (in my opinion) modern progressive breaks music – listening to various tracks, in some places
I spoke to myself: «And here I would make not so» or «Well, and here what for» or «Well and this moment all spoils it!!!» :)))) and so on …

You have lots of quality melodic music on your soundcloud, i see you give alot of music away for free, why dont you get these released on record labels?

Yes, it is true, "free of charge" you will find a considerable quantity of good tracks in section
which you can download absolutely free of charge (others will be added to the list, check periodically). Recently I have understood that activity of listeners (and also their gratitude) raises, if the track is placed in an easy approach (though clearly that now people are musically formed, and any "shit" even for to download free of charge don't begin)))). At present with me i placed a little by me of my very favourite works with which the most pleasant memoirs are connected. I have decided to lay out as a gift to my future friends and fans. Also there is a competitive remix under the name ‘ Sad Song ’ with live guitars and violins, Unfortunately i haven't won it (and haven't understood why) though till now i receive positive responses. There is one more track, its my first step in sounding unusual to me in a «Dubstep» style. Therefore I have understood that on labels i have enough free tracks, and consequently people will take pleasure at least in a part of my music - free of charge. Only for you dear friends.

There is some great producers coming out of Russia, is Breakbeat music reaching alot of people in russia at the moment?

I can not tell precisely for all Russia :)), but I know that in some places, popularity constantly grows. We don't have serious and scale (constant) raves, the performances devoted to this direction – I think that breaks music in the counrty is still in the underground (about what to speak if after so much years we were reached at last by DubStep).
Certainly, there are dot actions (the largest pass, in my opinion, in Ukraine, St.-Petersburg, sometimes in Moscow) which quite successfully advance this style, but as a whole, having done a bit of traveling on some cities with the performances, I have understood that many people still aren't ready to listen even to such sounding as progressive breaks.
Really at us many serious and successful musicians (very much I appreciate their creativity), working in various directions of breaks music – but in the whole their music it is created/is directed on the foreign listener. Only there it finds the positive response (among listeners and labels) which are interested in it, and the musician feels return for the spent efforts. Too most I can tell and about myself – today to look at statistics enough to understand that mainly my music is listened by 95 % from the borders. Having similar Russian internet portals which devoted electronic music, I understand that the level of the Russian listener is below an average. I am afraid that the moment of how level becomes above – will pass a lot of time. The vicious circle turns out such here.

What else can we expect from Abdomen Burst in the future?

I think, my basic sounding on more modern and club will change further. I do not stop to expand the musical borders. Many plans have already accumulated on the future. Still I continue «to search for myself», after all my purpose still is the exit on new level. After all it would be desirable to think that I one of those musicians which lift the Russian electronic scene on a high step and which can prove that in Russia still has talents. It would be desirable, that "the Russian" sounding differed and learned. Certainly, it sounds a little abstractly – but my purpose at present is that. And I at all have no the representation, in what ways I can reach it ?))))) Time will show.

What is your music Studio set up?

My studio is modest: midi keyboard Edirol PCR30, sound card Motu MK3 Hybrid, controller APC40, Monitors Adam A7, PC, Ableton Suite - unfortunately this is not a"studio." This is a "musician's corner» :)))) I should add that "tough times" in a sense, still exist in Russia. Buy good equipment is still too expensive. I'm not talking about professional "hardware." All that is not expensive abroad - we have two / three times the price. Now something can be ordered from abroad, but connected with this is a large amount of risk - so this option is not for everyone. In any case, I definitely plan to expand the range of equipment in this studio in the future, and move to more professional stuff, and considering that the music was always my first choice - this means that a favorite thing to not spare even the last money .:)))

There is some great Progressive Breakbeat producers pushing the sound forward, which producers are you feeling right now & which music artists inspired you from the past?

Indeed, many musicians inspired me. If we talk about the past, the names that now everyone already knows: Shiloh, Luke Chable, Manipura, Digital Witchcraft, Retroid, Hybrid, Dousk, Boom Jinx, Stefan Anion, Brad Copeland, Dub Pistols, Momu, Sasha, Abakus, Shpongle , Orchid, ProbSpot, of course, Way out west ... Ahhh good memories. Music has always inspired these geniuses on my
"exploits", and helped not to get lost in this complicated and complex world.
As for modern music, the style of progressive breaks are hard to have someone to identify. Given that it is now virtually impossible to find, and major artists in this area can be counted on the fingers. At the moment, periodically releasing this music: Aeron Aether, Monojoke, Schodt, Fretwell, Timewave, Blusoul, His Boy Elroy, Dynamic Ellusion, Phrakture, Duane Barry.
I can also identify several Russian producers, who often delight me with their works is: Affective, Oleg Zubkov, Dmitry Bessonov, Parallax Breakz, therefore if we talk about inspiration i tend to look for him everywhere, completely different styles of music.
Like most musicians who use unconventional approach in his work, looking for a new sound that pays attention to every detail. As well as looking for and I appreciate when there is some idea in his tracks, there are advanced techniques and chips and i am glad that these people very much, and the quality of music every year gets higher and higher.

Three big tunes you are feeling right now & why?

Schodt – Cinematico – fresh breath of air in the progressive music. Henrik made it (^_~).

Soundprank – Detachment - so sensual work, despite the simplicity of the melody and the construction of the track is out the innermost and deepest feelings - when I first heard it, the more unable to forget.

Exoplanet - Fenomeen (Sed Remix) - always quality stuff from this producer, the track brings a new impetus to the concept as progressive breaks although we can say that it sounds on the verge of several styles at once. So deep, as far as your inner world.

http://soundcloud.com/abdomen-burst
https://www.facebook.com/Abdomenburst
http://ab.promodj.ru/
http://www.youtube.com/Abdomenburst
http://twitter.com/#!/Abdomen_burst

Mixes July 2011

2011-08-04T16:58:00.000-07:00

Duane Barry Cosmic Refractions #29 on DanceRadioGlobal 20-07-2011
Cosmic Refractions #29 on DanceRadioGlobal 20-07-2011 [DOWNLOAD] by Duane Barry

1.Shiftone - Thai Spa (Schodt Remix) [Silk Digital]
2.Avatar One - Jacinta's Voyage (Adam Fielding's Icarus Mix) [SolarSwarm]
3.Andrew Philippov - Space Ocean (Bobalino Remix) [Digital Sensation UK]
4.Teana & Tilda - Australia (Evgeny KoTT Remix) [Round Triangle]
5.Andrew Philippov - Contact (Duane Barry Remix) [Digital Sensation UK]
6.Andrew StetS - Silver Clouds (Affective Remix) [RUNE]
7.Andrew Philippov - Silver Lining (Affective Remix) [Digital Sensation UK]
8.Digital Breaks Foundation & Retroid - No Remorse (Big Mistake Remix) [Ego Shot]
9.UnderThis - Euphoria (Original Mix) [iBreaks Bass]
10. Tribal Riot - Lights (Ghettface Remix) [Ridiculoud]
11. Destroyers - Celders (Sketi Remix) [VIM]
12. UnderThis - Trash The Disco (Original Mix) [iBreaks Bass]
13. Benjamin Vial Feat. MC Freeflow - Road of Sand (Refracture Remix) [Scarcity]
14. Open Cluster - Grotto (EK Remix) [Ridiculoud]
15. Lyrikill - Yes Infuckindeed (EK Remix) [Elevated Minds Music]
16. Open Cluster - Travel Without Moving (Beatsmack Remix) [Ridiculoud]
17. Davip Feat. MC Kyla - Borderline (Michael White Remix) [Elektroshok]
18. Davip Feat. MC Kyla - Borderline (Aggresivnes Remix) [Elektroshok]
19. Destroyers & Viper X - Black Smoke (Kid Digital Remix) [Elektroshok]
20. Jack Stat - Acid Step (Afghan Headspin Remix) [Lucky Break]

Hedflux - The Art of Psychedelic Tech-funk (July 2011 Mix)
Hedflux - The Art of Psychedelic Tech-funk (July 2011 Mix) by Hedflux

Hedflux - Introversion [CDR]
Hedflux - Integrator [Aux Technology]
Bad Tango - Checkpoint [Broken Robot]
Monk3ylogic - Bass Effex (Hedflux Remix) [Liquid]
Acidnova - Break the Dream (Monk3ylogic remix) [Rune]
Hedflux & Neurodriver - Energy Vibration [Broken Robot]
Tim Healey & Atomic Drop - Take Control (Hedflux Remix) [Surfer Rosa]
Bad Tango - Cortex [Broken Records]
Snook - Within the Stream [Broken Robot]
Hedflux & LuQas - Reptoid [Broken Robot]
Madmind - Slaves of Consumption (Blazer remix) [Psychoactive]
Hedflux - White Nights [Broken Robot]
Triple Agent - The Operator [Broken Robot]

Bobalino Presents The Bounty Hunter Sessions Volume 5
Bobalino Presents The Bounty Hunter Sessions Volume 5 by Bobalino

Colombo - Summit
Abdomen Burst - Karkelure (Aeron Aether Remix)
David Howells -Stride (Monojoke Remix)
Tom Lue - Wish You Were Here (Dynamic Illusion Break Mix)
Solesystem & El Aero - Birds
Line of Sight & Duane Barry - Machina Mori
Curl & Dean - Bantha (Beta Remix)
Trukers - Round Trip Dreams (Digital Department Remix)
Elite Force - Loco

Audiohazard july 2011 promo mix pt1
Audiohazard july 2011 promo mix pt1 by audiohazard

Kid Digital - Banging Machine (Beta Remix) Bombtraxx records
Lunar shift - Eximo (original mix) - Big Square records
Specimen A Ft David Ivan - Chasing Shadows (Breakstep Mix) - Funkatech records
Hardnoise - Feeling this (original mix) Rune records (unreleased CDR)
Oleg Zubkof - Brain wash (under this remix) Rune records (Unreleased CDR)
Ben Venom - d3monz (hoffman and saVannahs Fallen Angel remix) Definition breaks promo
T-Cubeproject - Nightmare - (original mix) Funndark records
Digital breaks foundation & Retroid - No remorse (MDK remix) - Ego Shot records
Acidova - Break the Dream - (monk3ylogic remix) Rune records (Unreleased CDR)
Roboteknik - Our World - (original mix) Divergance records

Audiohazard JULY 2011 Promo Mix pt2
Audiohazard JULY 2011 Promo Mix pt2 by audiohazard

Digital breaks foundation & Retroid - No remorse (MDK remix) - Ego Shot ESHOT017
B-Phreak - Body Check (Dom Almond remix) - Dusted Breaks DBR040
Radioactive-X - Thorvik Up (Original Mix) - Divergence
Blazer - Requiem (Original Mix) - Ayra Recordings
Tee-Ex - As simple As That (Hardnoise Remix) - Scarcity Records
Destroyers - Weird Day (Original Mix) - Elektroshok Records ESR 37
Oleg Zubkov - Brainwash (Under This Remix)-RUNE CDR
Eyes feat. Coppa - Cut La Roc (Amazon Remix) - Rocstar Recordings
Ben Venom - D3monz (Original Mix) - Definition Breaks Defb036
Mindflow - Need To Be (Afghan Headspin Remix) - Rocstar Recordings
Tee-Ex - As Simple As That (Physical Bross Remix) - Scarcity Records
Ben Venom - MCP (Original Mix) - Definition Breaks Defb036

Home Alone July 2011 Mix
Home Alone July 2011 Mix by HomeAlone

Retroid - Last Seraphim (Peter Paul Remix) [Ego Shot]
Tee-Ex - As Simple As That (Mesmer Remix) [Scarcity]
Parallax Breakz & M Spark & Andy Faze - Fast Forward [VIM]
Lady Paka - Who! (Boonos Remix) [Diablo Loco]
Lunar Shift - Eximo (Precision Cuts Remix) [Big Square]
BSD - Hard'n'Bass [ Mental Machine Muzik]
Home Alone - Sick In Paris [Yellow Finger]
Home Alone - Serpents [Diablo Loco]
Daft Punk - Tron Legacy [ Walt Disney]
Necro + Enterpryse - Mirrorshades (Home Alone Remix) [Scarcity]
Prato - Ravey Train (48k Remix) [Yellow Finger]
Break The Box - Go Easy (Anarchy Rice Remix) [Dead Famous]
The Analogeeks - Psychofunk (Home Alone Remix) [Breaks.sk]
Home Alone - The DJ [Dead Famous]
Elite Force with Meat Katie - Redlight Redlights Lazers [U&A]

Sustainable Breaks with Grade-E - Episode 009 - w/ Special Guest Trukers
Sustainable Breaks with Grade-E - Episode 009 - w/ Special Guest Trukers by Trukers

Tracklist:
Douglas Howarth - Would You Make Toasts With Me (Original Mix) [Morphosis Records]
Andrew Chalov feat Alexandra Krischtopa - Snowy Longing (Parallax Breakz Remix) [Festival Lounge Records CDR]*
Mint Royale - Singin' In The Rain (Club Mix) [Direction Records]
Trukers - Round-Trip Dreams (Clandestine remix) [Rune Recordings]
Trukers - Feeling The Awakening (Original Mix)[Rune Recordings CDR]*
Kirsty Hawkshaw - All I want (Original Mix) [Nettwerk Productions]
Clubsonica & Ilya Mosolov - HypnoLove (Original Mix) [Rune Recordings CDR]*
Jinx - Twilight 2000 (Beta Remix) [High Grade Recordings]
Rest Point - Running On The Waves (Breaks Mix Alpha Version)
Chicane - Offshore (Grade-E Dark Breaks) [CDR]*
Trukers - Promising (Grade-E Double Rainbow Mix) [Breaks.sk Records]
Bl1tz & Sasser - Nailah (Original mix) [VIM Records]
Parallax Breakz - Waves (Yadek Remix) [Rune Recordings CDR]*
Skymind - Excitement (Andrew StetS Remix) [Rune Recordings CDR]*
Trukers - Syneidesis (Original Mix) [Rune Recordings CDR]*
Noel Sanger - Hemisphere (Retroid Broken Spell Mix) [Moist Music]
Timewave - Outer Rim (Original mix) [Mistique Music]
Lustral - Everytime (Way Out West Mix) [Hooj Choons]

Releases Week 30 (25th July - 31th July 2011)

2011-08-01T00:33:00.000-07:00

	Nelver - Rune Attack EP Release Date: 2011-07-31 Label: Rune Recordings Catalog: RUNE016BLACK Buy now!

	CELEBRATING TEN YEARS OF BREAKS Various Artists Release Date: 2011-07-26 Label: Modern System Recordings Catalog: SYS7054 Buy now!

	ROAD TO NOWHERE Saqud Release Date: 2011-07-27 Label: NFB Catalog: NFB077 Buy now!

	CACTUS AS IS (ALBUM SAMPLER 2) 4kuba, Kombainer Release Date: 2011-07-31 Label: iBreaks Records Catalog: IBREAKS041 Buy now!

	URANIAS MIRROR REMIXES Morphology, Hardfloor, Legowelt, Arne Weinberg, Headnoaks Release Date: 2011-07-29 Label: Zyntax Motorcity Catalog: ZYNTAX05 Buy now!

	HOLD ON Cream Sound Release Date: 2011-07-29 Label: Festival Lounge Catalog: FLR008 Buy now!

	HELL TO PARADISE Enterpryse Release Date: 2011-07-29 Label: Hard & Hits Catalog: HH003 Buy now!

Free Tunes July 2011

2011-07-29T17:41:00.000-07:00

K.K. - Risk factor
K.K. - Risk factor [Free download] by K.K.

Sasha - Cut Me Down (Retroid Remix)
Sasha - Cut Me Down (Retroid Remix) by Retroid

Grade-e - Emotion Comes From Within (Trukers Remix)
Grade-e - Emotion Comes From Within (Trukers Remix) [Master 320] by Trukers

Hedflux - Introversion
Hedflux - Introversion [FREE DOWNLOAD] by Hedflux

Adam Faz - Reverence
FREE 320K DOWNLOAD: Adam Faz - Reverence (Original) - Bombtraxx Records (2009) by Bombtraxx

Shadow Boxer - Villanelle (Eshcm's Breaks Mix)
Shadowboxer - Villanelle (Eshcm's breaks mix) by Eshcm

Sasha - Cut Me Down (Dasjonna's Lights Down Remix)
Sasha - Cut Me Down (Dasjonna's Lights Down Remix) by Dasjonna

Hironimus Bosch & Quadrat Beat - Shit Kicker (Raj Marathe Rerub)
Hironimus Bosch & Quadrat Beat - Shit Kicker (Raj Marathe Rerub) by rajmarathe

Precision Cuts - Last Train to Nowhere
Precision Cuts - Last Train to Nowhere by Precision Cuts

K.K. - Drops
K.K. - Drops [Free download] by K.K.

DJ Sharaz - Let Me Love You (Sharaz's Nite Sky Mix)
Let Me Love You (Sharaz's Nite Sky Mix) by DJ Sharaz

Precision Cuts -Badass 5000
Precision Cuts -Badass 5000 by Precision Cuts

Sound Alliance - The Hit (Hexadecimal remix)
Sound Alliance - The Hit (Hexadecimal remix) by Scotthexadecimal

Sasha - Cut Me Down (Blusoul Remix)
Sasha-Cut Me Down (Blusoul Rmx) by Blusoul

Future Funk Squad - Audio Damage (Curl & Dean Remix)
Future Funk Squad - Audio Damage (Curl & Dean Remix) by Bobalino

Meat Katie - Bizarre Is Beautiful (Home Alone Remix)
Meat Katie - Bizarre Is Beautiful (Home Alone Remix) by HomeAlone

Precision Cuts - Darkstar
Precision Cuts - Darkstar by Precision Cuts

Abdomen Burst - Sakkura (Nelver Remix)
Abdomen Burst - Sakkura (Nelver Remix) by RUNE Recordings

Mike Hulme - Sweet Inspiration (Home Alone Remix)
Mike Hulme - Sweet Inspiration (Home Alone Remix) by HomeAlone

The Brussels - Vesna (Parallax Breakz Remix)
The Brussels - Vesna (Parallax Breakz Remix) by RUNE Recordings

Precision Cut's - Epilson
Epsilon by Precision Cuts

Freak Da Bass - Feel Flying
Freak Da Bass - Feel Flying by RUNE Recordings

Skaarj - Uprise
Skaarj - Uprise by Skaarj

Assassin Bass - Serial Assassin (Manu Twister Remix)
Assassin Bass - Serial Assassin (Manu Twister Remix) by Manu Twister

Skaarj - Kometa
Skaarj - Kometa by Skaarj

Istratec & Cosmin Dias ft. Julian Hruza - Clemens (K.K.'s rework)
Istratec & Cosmin Dias ft. Julian Hruza - Clemens (K.K.'s rework) by K.K.

Retroid's Breaks Chart July 2011

2011-07-27T12:58:00.000-07:00

Digital Parasite (Original Mix) by Skaarj [NFB]
Club District (Lady Packa Remix) by Freak Da Bass [Rune Recordings]
Celders (Tom Clyde Remix) by Destroyers [VIM Records]
Lights (Vize and Echoik Remix)by Tribal Riot [Ridiculoud Records]
Our World (Original Mix) by Roboteknic [Divergence]
Elektronic (Original Mix) by Plu-Ton [NFB]
Dark Test (Original Mix) by Hironimus Bosch [AUX]
Serpents (Mesmer Remix) by Home Alone [Diablo Loco]
Going Back (Original Remix) by Digital Breaks Foundation [VIM Records]
Dubplate (Fisso & Spark Remix) by Digibox [KindCrime Recordings]

Releases (Week 29): 18 July - 24 July 2011

2011-07-25T03:12:00.000-07:00

	The Mode and Draft - Tragic Love (Ran Draft Freestyle Mix) Release Date: 2011-07-22 Label: Modern Beat Digital Catalog: MBDCD1601 Buy now!

	Under This - Ruff Stuff EP [Part 2] Release Date: 2011-07-24 Label: iBreaks Bass Catalog: IBREAKSBA014 Buy now!

	Agent K & Bella - Sierra Leone (Remixes Phat Riderz, Lunar Shift, Rick West & Agent K & Bella) Release Date: 2011-07-23 Label: Digital Records Catalog: DR306 Buy now!

	Fenrir - Magic Island Release Date: 2011-07-21 Label: Ulysse Records Catalog: ULR017 Buy now!

	Youthful Implants Vs Nimple - Treasured Trash (Deenk Remix) Release Date: 2011-07-23 Label: Strontium Music Catalog: SM005 Buy now!

	Evgeny Bardyuzha - Point of no Return (Album) (Leaving Hong Kong & Air Vendors) Release Date: 2011-07-18 Label: Eternal Music Catalog: ETMALBUM002 Buy now!

	Benjamin Vial feat. MC Freeflow - Road of Sand (Remix by Refracture) Release Date: 2011-07-19 Label: Scarcity Records Catalog: SCAR29 Buy now!

	Deenk - Shut / The Funkrash - You Can Do It Release Date: 2011-07-22 Label: Hard & Hits Catalog: HH002 Buy now!

	Lethalness - State Of Calme (Quadrat Beat Remix) Release Date: 2011-07-22 Label: Raveart Records Catalog: RAR021 Buy now!

	Hironimus Bosch - Dark Test Release Date: 2011-07-18 Label: AUX Catalog: AUX020 Buy now!

	Bart Widmore - Revolution Part 2 (Remixes Enterpryse & MdubbleU) Release Date: 2011-07-18 Label: Ventuno Recordings Catalog: VENT166 Buy now!

	Lizard Kings - Oviparous (Elite Force Remix) Release Date: 2011-07-18 Label: U & A Recordings Catalog: UAA051 Buy now!

Interview : We open the lid on Open Cluster

2011-07-25T02:54:00.000-07:00

This we week we open the lid and a take look inside Georgian producer Open Cluster.
Over the last year Alexander has released some original material on Ridiculoud and Dirty Drop and flock of remixes on various other labels including Dusted Breaks, Breaks.SK & Kind Crime to name a few.
He's style of breakbeat is quite varied but always keeps it melodic but with tough beats and pulsating basslines that gets the blood boiling.

Below we have a chat and check out Open CLusters forthcoming release on STFU Records "A Dominant Species - Feeling You" and he's latest remix of "Digibox - Dubplate" out now on KindCrime Recordings.

A Dominant Species - Feeling You (Open Cluster Remix) - Forthcoming on STFU Records by Open Cluster
Digibox - Dubplate (Open Cluster Remix) - OUT NOW - [KDC024] by Open Cluster

For the people who don’t know you, who, were & what is Open Cluster?

My name is Alexander and I come from Tbilisi, the capital of Georgia. I produce and perform under the name of Open Cluster. For those who are not familiar with my country, I can say that Georgia is located on the Black Sea, we have wonderful nature and we produce a lot of good wine. Currently I live in Prague, where I produce my latest tracks.

How long have you been making music, and what made you start producing breakbeat?

I started making music when I was in my 8th grade at school. I produced my first songs using a very old computer and so called “tracker” software. At the same time I was learning how to play keyboards and guitar. Later on I joined one of the local bands, where I was playing bass, but soon I found myself in position also to play keyboards, doing drums programming and etc. I mean I was doing all that because I was really interested in experiments with the sound and I was also trying to get some fresh sound for the band itself. With one of the later bands we came up to the point when we decided to record a demo at home. I started to learn the art of sound recording as well as basics of sound engineering and few months later we finally ended with a 5 track home demo recording which we then started to submit to record labels. Despite the fact we didn’t succeed getting signed, this was a very interesting experience and I learned a lot from the perspective of sound engineering.
In 2000 I fully switched to electronic music and started as a DJ. Few months later I got residency at one of the nightclubs. I got into breakbeat in 2003 when one of the local clubs decided to do series a breakbeat nights with a number of international breakbeat DJs. At that moment breakbeat was a very “fresh sound” on a local scene and the breakbeat movement started to develop very rapidly.
I started producing breakbeat in 2006 and at the same time I was performing as a DJ, producing for another live electronic act and being a Radio host. My sound has gone through many changes since that and I finally ended with my current sound around 2010. I’m learning something new every day and next day I’m already trying to implement it into my production which of course is shaping the current sound as well.

Tell us a bit about your background outside of music?

Well, I have a degree in computer science and I enjoy snowboarding, good movies, travelling to new places and meeting new people.

What other production can we expect from you in the future?

At the present moment I have 3 forthcoming remixes on ST FU, V.I.M. and Distorsion which will go out during the summer. In addition I will spend a lot of time in the studio this summer working on the couple of new remixes, guest mixes and my new 2 original tracks so stay tuned for more info.

What is you studio set up and what is your favourite peice of kit?

My studio set up is quite minimalistic and mostly digital. I have 2 x Technics 1210s, good ol’ Pioneer 707, 2 MIDI keyboards (25 and 49 keys), AKAI APC40, Korg nanoPAD, +couple of other midi controllers. In addition I have 2 laptops (one of which is running Traktor Scratch and the other one running Ableton Live) with 2 external soundcards and I have wired everything into my studio mixer and my KRK 8 monitors. My favorite piece is currently a Novation 25SL which I think is a great value for its price and is perfect for live shows.

Name 3 breakbeat tunes that is blowing you away at the moment?

There are more than 3 breakbeat tunes that blow me away at the moment, but the 3 that come across my mind are:
Defkline & Red Polo - Rolling In The Mud (Break Mix)
Atomic Drop & Tim healer - Take Control feat. Sirreal (Headflux Remix)
NAPT – Emotions part 2 (Original Mix)

Final word .............

First of all I would like to thank you Boba for this opportunity. I would also like to use this chance and say thanks to everyone who is supporting my music! Peace & Love!

http://soundcloud.com/open-cluster
https://www.facebook.com/alex.cluster#!/theopencluster

Releases (Week 28): 11 July - 17 July 2011

2011-07-18T10:55:00.000-07:00

	Andrew Philippov - Space Ocean Remic EP (Remixes Affective, Duane Barry & Bobalino) Release Date: 2011-07-12 Label: Digital Sensation UK Catalog: DSUK025 Buy now!

	Freak Da Bass - Stylish People/Club District (Remixes Clubsonica, Zipmix, Lady Packa, Yreane) Release Date: 2011-07-15 Label: Rune Recordings Catalog: Rune014 Buy now!

	Destroyers - Celders Remixes Tom Clyde & Sketi) Release Date: 2011-07-12 Label: V.I.M Records Catalog: VIMBREAKS108 Buy now!

	Skaarj - Digital Parasite Release Date: 2011-07-13 Label: NFB Catalog: NFB076 Buy now!

	Tribal Riot - Lights (Remixes by Ghettface, Vize, Echoik) Release Date: 2011-07-12 Label: Ridiculoud Catalog: RIDIC018 Buy now!

	Meat Katie and Lee Coombs - Thinking Of You Release Date: 2011-07-011 Label: LOT49 Catalog: LOT49073 Buy now!

	Hokkaido feat. Debbie Digital - Sigh For The Beauty (Aaron Static Remix) Release Date: 2011-07-11 Label: Spring Tube Catalog: SPR038 Buy now!

	Madmind - Slaves of Consumption (Blazer Remix) Release Date: 2011-07-15 Label: Psychoactive Records Catalog: PSY005 Buy now!

	Destroyers - Weird Day (Remixes Guau & Artem Ziobin) Release Date: 2011-07-11 Label: Elektroshok Records Catalog: ESR037 Buy now!

	Vida G - Rolling EP Release Date: 2011-07-14 Label: Breaks.SK Catalog: BRSK012 Buy now!

Interview: On a mission from Moscow with Yreane

2011-07-18T09:18:00.000-07:00

This week we check out the deep driving melodic sounds out of Moscow with breakbeat producer Boris Prokhorov, aka Yreane. Here's an artist who first came to my attention back in 2009 with his superb remix of Mesmer & DJ Zinn's Thinking of you on Scarcity Records. Since then he's had some sweet sounding remixes and releases on Scarcity, VIM, Erase & XSSR.

Yreane's latest remix has just been released on Rune Recordings. This time he's taken on Freak Da Bass's Club District. You can check the track and an interview below

RUNE014BLACK: Freak Da Bass - Club District (Yreane Remix) [PREVIEW] by RUNE Recordings

For the people who have not checked you out, tell us about Yreane ...

Well ... I'm just a guy from Moscow (maybe some of the readers don't know this but it's in Russia). I'm 32, I have a beautiful wife and daughter who are inspiring me at all what I'm doing in my life. Including music. I have one track called Keira as this is my daughter's name. I'm really proud of my family.

How long have you been making music, and what made you start producing breakbeat?

Oooh ... it's really too long. I started to write and play music at 1996 I think. But that was with some rock bands - I played lead guitars. It's really strange 'cause I've been playing at Moscow clubs with my band at the end of the 90s and early 2Ks. And then in 5-7 years I have returned there as a DJ.
Breakbeats. I've listened to different styles of music all my life. In the beginning it was The Beatles I heard first time from my dad's old tape player. Then it was some Russian rock. Then metal music, after that some combinations of metal and electronic music, some industrial, you know, and The Prodigy of course.
I really liked all those electronic beats and bass, but I couldn't find the style I wanted to listen to. I liked some song of every genre. In 2002 I discovered Hybridized.org and it all began, that was exactly the sound I had been looking for, some rocky structure with kick and snare beats (not straight kicks that I hated), similar basslines (and sometimes live bass guitars) and all those electronic sounds, samples and vocals over it. I dived right into it and I am still in there.
If I talk about productions, my first breakbeat track was in 2007 when I created a remix for Christian Paduraru's Reality. He liked the remix and released it on his label's compilation and it was huge to spur me on. Wow! The first track I ever did in electronic music become my first release, some of my friends, Tom Clyde for example, still thinks Reality remix is my best track. So ... that was my start. Then I did a lot of shitty tracks before my second release. But now it's much easier to make the track from what I'm hearing in my head.

Tell us a bit about your background outside of music?

As I said my main background is my family. I don't have enough free time because of my job. And trying to spend it with my girls. The production is in the second place (so even less time). That's why I'm not making a lot of tunes and releasing my potential so slowly.
But almost all my life linked with IT and music. I have my own small IT company where we're creating web project for professionals in music. Some place where every profy (doesn't matter what he do in music industry - mixing, producing, dancing or maybe organizing events) can find a clients for his talent. There are no such project yet in Russia. So... I want to be the first and collect all the best musicians and others linked with music at one place.
In 2002 with my colleague MipH I've started breakbeat community at bbz.ru. And it's still alive. It has some loyal auditory. And for now it's the best russian breakbeat community becoming a brand for DJ school and Promo group. With guys from BBZ Promo I'm making Break Addiction party series. Last time we had Heflux (video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5s_uX-kdrDA). Break Addiction Podcast (some people tells us it's the best breaks podcast in russian) is BBZ Promo project too. I'm running it with another friend of mine - RIP.
In sports I love football, basketball and hockey. Trying not to miss games of my fave teams. From Pavel Bure times in Vancouver I love this team. Now they are in the Stanley Cup Finals. And hope they will get it. Another my weak point linked with sports and computers is "Football Manager". I'm playing this games already for 15 years (or even more). And can't stop.

What future production can we look forward to from you in future?

I have around 10 tunes in progress and some finished should be out soon. It's my tune Twisted that will be out on XSSR Music with absolutely banging remix from Access Denied. My remix for FreakDaBass's Club District is forthcoming on Rune Recs. And I've finished the remix for Peter Paul's Electrolia but long time not a word from Pedro. So I don't even know the details of this release. Also I have one cool collab work with Home Alone signed by Yellow Finger Communications. Waiting for the remixes.
Speaking about my unfinished projects, almost all of them are original tunes. For example, The Bells is already signed by the best new label of 2010 - Scarcity. It's a real pleasure for me, 'cause the track is around 60-65% done and already signed. I'm finishing a tune named Double Talking Jive which will be the second track for my release on Kick It Recordings (the first is Way Back Home). By the way, Way Back Home was originally pre-signed by En:Vision. But Glen wanted me to change the breakdown and I love it as is. The guys from "Kick It" love it too, I tried to make something with that breakdown but it made the track only worse. so I decided to release it on "Kick It" as the previous version we both like. I'm working on one kinda indie dance tune, don't know how it will be named. Another collab, for now with RIP - guy we're running podcast with. And remixing house tune from Mazai & Fomin (top Russian house DJs).
So ... a lot of fresh stuff in progress. Just have to find time to work on it. Btw, recently I've made a guest mix for Nubreaks.com show Access Granted. And it mixed only from my own tracks, remixes and re-rubs. You may check it out at this link.

What is you studio set up and what is your favourite peice of kit?

That's the pain question. Cuz my setup is really poor. I'm a laptop producer. Yeah I have some old russian lamp amplifier, huge S30 speakers (4kuba uses it too in their production) and some keyboards. But almost 80% of my music making it's Ableton Live + Logic and headphones.

3 breakbeat tunes that is blowing you away at the moment?

Question nobody knows how to answer. I love different style of breaks. But I prefer music with live instruments in it. Guitars, pianos, bass and even live drums. When I'm hearing live instruments in electronic music it makes me feel the tune much better. For now, I think it's Hyper - The End (Beatman & Ludmilla remix). Some time back - Access Denied "Autostop (huge tune I'm still digging). And as I'm a tech breaks lover too I name one of the last tunes Dopamine made in breaks style - "Brand New World". You may notice that all these tunes have something in common. It's a tough beats (more straight to get more power from hits) and huge power basslines. That's what i love in breaks right now.

Final words .............

Peace & Thanks for the interview. It was a big surprise for me, to be honest. Not so much time ago I've been reading an interviews with Elite Force and Deekline. And now I'm answering your questions myself. Nice feeling.
And how we're ending every Break Addiction podcast... Break the beats and love the breaks.

http://soundcloud.com/yreane
http://www.facebook.com/yreane

Mixes June 2011

2011-07-17T08:04:00.000-07:00

Retroid - Revive! 025 (06-19-2011)

01.Fretwell & Retroid - Vertical Horizon (Fretwell Mix) [Morphosis]
02.Trukers - Beyond Place (Sonority remix) [Rune]
03.Mesmer - Seductive (Kid Digital Remix) [Scarcity]
04.Blazer - Robotek (Original Mix) [Ayra]
05.Colombo - Everybody (Original Mix) [iBreaks]
06.TribalRiot - Lights (Vize and Echoik Remix) [Ridiculoud]
07.Viva City - Mynxx (Refracture Remix) [Audio 23]
08.Refracture - Punk (Original Mix) [Dusted Breaks]
09.Bitrok - Push The Envelope (Elite Force Mix) [U&A]
10.Geon - Everything (Original Mix) [Flextone]
11.AbdomenBurst - Narada (Geon Remix) [Digital Sensation UK]

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Duane Barry - Cosmic Refractions #28 (06-15-2011)

1. Abdomen Burst - Narada (Original Mix) [Digital Sensation UK]
2. Blusoul - Airbreak (Original Mix) [Mistique]
3. Soundprank - Segway (Duane Barry Remix) [Polytechnic]
4. Trukers - Round-Trip Dreams (Digital Department Remix) [RUNE]
5. Abdomen Burst - Narada (Geon Remix) [Digital Sensation UK]
6. B-Phreak - Body Check (Dom Almond Remix) [Dusted Breaks]
7. Mesmer - Seductive (Original Mix) [Scarcity]
8. Lunar Shift - Eximo (Original Mix) [Big Square]
9. Retroid - Last Seraphim (Fisso & Spark Remix) [Ego Shot]
10. Prato Feat. Adrienne - On A Break (Original Mix) [Yellowfinger]
11. Baymont Bross Feat. Sporty-O - Handz Sky Up (Original Mix) [Pooty Club]
12. 4Kuba - Charlie Chaplin (Original Mix) [iBreaks]
13. FactorFunk - Checkmate (Original Mix) [Elektroshok]
14. Sidewalk & Tune Crashers - Rats N Roll (Destroyers Remix) [Elecktroshok]
15. 4Kuba - Charlie Chaplin (Access Denied Remix) [iBreaks]
16. Bill Vega & New Decade - Head Rush (Eddie Voyager Remix) [Definition:Breaks]

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Releases (Week 27): 4th July to 10th July 2011

2011-07-10T23:41:00.000-07:00

	Plu-Ton - DeepRaced Release Date: 2011-07-07 Label: NFB Catalog: NFB073 Buy now!

	Myagi - Chaos/Quokka (Beatman and Ludmilla Remix) Release Date: 2011-07-05 Label: Pop & Lock Catalog: PAL24 Buy now!

	Beatman and Ludmilla - Lights Release Date: 2011-07-06 Label: Ayra Recordings Catalog: AYRA027 Buy now!

	Home Alone - Serpents (Remixes Mesmer, Deenk, Robosapiens) Release Date: 2011-07-05 Label: Diablo Loco Catalog: DL005 Buy now!

	Digital Breaks Foundation - Going Back (Remixes Big Mistake, Ghettface, Quextal) Release Date: 2011-07-05 Label: VIM Records Catalog: VIMBREAKS107 Buy now!

	Shifttone - Thai Spa (Schodt Remix) Release Date: 2011-07-05 Label: Silk Digital Records Catalog: SILK043 Buy now!

	4Kuba - Charlie Chaplin (Remixes Access Denied) Release Date: 2011-07-04 Label: iBreaks Catalog: IBREAKS040 Buy now!

Interview: The other half of Ridiculoud Records Ghettface

2011-07-05T03:54:00.000-07:00

Boba takes another journey into the progressive and melodic depths of worldwide breakbeat.

A couple of weeks ago we had a chat with one half of Ridiculoud Records, Yanix. This week we hook up with the other half: the mighty Ghettface. This is a producer who has been releasing his own productions and remixes on the excellent Ridiculoud for a couple of years now, and has also dropped a couple of remixes on Digital Sensation UK and Kindcrime Recordings.
Over the next 7 days we are gonna be hit by two brand new remixes from Ghettface, first up is a driving rolling electro funk fuelled banger of Digital Breaks Foundation - Going Back to be released on V.I.M Breaks any time soon and next up is a pure festival banger a remix of Tribal Riots -Lights, full of lead guitar and punky vocals this will get any mosh pit bouncing to be released on Ridiculoud Records on the 12th July.

You can check both these remixes below and a Ghettface interview.

Digital Breaks Foundation - Going Back (Ghettface Remix) [Preview] by Ghettface

Tribal Riot - Lights (Ghettface Remix) by Ghettface

For the people who have not checked you yet, tell us about Ghettface ...

Pretty simply, Ghettface is my production alias.I’m from the American Midwest and I produce breaks and co-run Ridiculoud Records with Yanix.The Ghettface name doesn’t really mean anything and to be honest I forget where it came from besides it being part of an inside joke with my cousin years ago.If I could remember it would likely be the dumbest story you’ve ever heard.

How long have you been making music, and what made you start producing breakbeat?

I’ve been making music seriously since around 2003.Before that I played around with different software like Fruity Loops for fun but never developed a satisfying sound.Around when I started college I got my first hardware synth (Roland JP-8000) which that really got me excited about producing. After that I started picking up more pieces of kit and learned more about production and eventually got into breakbeat.If I had to pinpoint it, I’d say it was the Rogue Element is who really got me into the breaks sound.
Initially I was intrigued by the big beat sound of the late 90’s and tried mimic that style with my early work.As time went on and I got more involved in music I started hearing the breaks sound and eventually that became my sole production project, although I do like to lower the tempo here and again.

Tell us a bit about your background outside of music?

Outside of music I’m a tax attorney.Probably not the typical job for someone in breaks, but I enjoy it.

What other production can we expect from you in the future?

I have a handful of remixes forthcoming that are all on my soundcloud page (www.soundcloud.com/ghettface) including remixes for Distorsion, VIM, and my own label Ridiculoud.They’re all a bit different from one another but they’re all held together by a core sound. Hopefully all that stuff lands this summer.
As for the future, I’m trying to do a track or two with an original vocalist and maybe try some tracks at lower tempos.I like playing around with slower stuff sometimes mainly because it really opens up the drum patterns.Additionally, I’m working on a potential sample-pack project but more on that later.

What is you studio set up and what is your favourite peice of kit?

Contrary to what most breaks producers do, I run a nearly all-hardware setup.Currently I use a Roland JP-8000, Virus KC, Novation K-Station, Nord Lead 2, EMU XL-7, Korg MS-2000, Korg ES-1, and some effects (Korg Kaoss 3, a wah guitar pedal, etc.).Everything goes into a 16 channel mixer where it’s recorded on my PC.My monitors are M-Audio BX-5’s but one of them is broken so I’m looking to upgrade soon.
It’s hard to pick, but I think my favorite synth is the Roland JP-8000.It does it all and you can get some really raw sounds from it if you know which knobs to twist.
For software, I record everything with Soundforge and do all the heavy processing and sequencing with Ableton Live 7.I do have a couple soft-synths but I rarely use them.

Name 3 breakbeat tunes that is blowing you away at the moment?

Open Cluster – Grotto (EK Remix) [forthcoming on Ridiculoud].Open Cluster is one of my current favorite producers, I love what he’s doing and I’m happy we got to release two of his originals in April.We had EK, one of my favorites, do another remix for us and it is outrageous. I love everything EK does and he put a great spin on this track – can’t wait to release it.

Beat Assassins – Straight to the World (Sam Hell Remix) [The Pooty Club].We were lucky enough to have Sam Hell do a remix with us early on and this kind of track is the reason I wanted him to help us get us off the ground.TUNE.
Beatsmack – Whats the Deal [forthcoming on Plasmapool].I heard this on soundcloud and instantly had to have these guys do a remix for us (which is also forthcoming).I love their hard funk sound with the b-boy samples.It’s an aggressively original track and I can’t get enough of it.

Final word

Thanks for all the continued support of my music and I hope everyone continues to enjoy what I put out and what we’re doing with the label. Stay loud!

http://www.soundcloud.com/ghettface

http://www.soundcloud.com/ridiculoud
http://www.ridiculoudrecords.com

Releases (Week 26): 27th June to 3rd July 2011

2011-07-03T16:41:00.000-07:00

	Mynxx - Viva City (Remixes by Ways & Means, Refracture) Release Date: 2011-07-01 Label: Audio23 Catalog: Audio2303 Buy now!

	Digibox - Doubplate EP Release Date: 2011-07-01 Label: KindCrime Catalog: KDC024 Buy now!

	Digital Breaks Foundation & Retroid - No Remorse (Remixes Big Mistake & MDK) Release Date: 2011-06-27 Label: Ego Shot Recordings Catalog: ESHOT017 Buy now!

	Roboteknic - Psyberteknic EP (Our World & Contented Mind) Release Date: 2011-07-01 Label: Divergence Catalog: DCG016 Buy now!

	Geon - Everything (Remixes Youthful Implants, Felix Stone & Gary Saville) Release Date: 2011-06-27 Label: Flextone Recordings Catalog: FR0055 Buy now!

	Funk Lab - Missing Pieces (Re-Arranged Mix) Release Date: 2011-06-27 Label: Funk Lab Records Catalog: FLR036 Buy now!

	Bo Scott - Bo Knows Disco (Remixes by Monk3ylogic & Direct Input) Release Date: 2011-06-28 Label: Kick Its Recordings Catalog: KIR254 Buy now!

	B-Phreaks - Body Check (Dom ALmond Remix) Release Date: 2011-06-27 Label: Dusted Breaks Catalog: DBR040 Buy now!

	Miles Dyson - Whaaaat a Breakfest Vol 2K11 (I-Tune & Lick the Rainbow) Release Date: 2011-06-29 Label: Noize Catalog: Noize062 Buy now!

	Mory Yacel - Rain Of Love Release Date: 2011-06-28 Label: Deeplife Records Catalog: NFB071 Buy now!

	Sergey Iiayskin - Sonority (Remix Kazancev) Release Date: 2011-06-30 Label: Green Snake Records Catalog: GSREC043 Buy now!

Wasteland

2011-06-30T04:42:00.000-07:00

Free Tunes June 2011

2011-06-30T04:25:00.000-07:00

Summer Channel - A Thousand Miles (Retroid Remix)
Summer Channel - A Thousand Miles (Retroid Remix) by Retroid

Grade-E - Emotion Comes From Within
GRADE-E: Emotion Comes From Within by Grade-E

Meat Katie - Bizarre is Beautiful (Konor Remix)
Meat Katie-Bizarre Is Beautiful(Konor Remix) by Konor

Seba - Painted Skies (Arthur Deep Remix)
Seba - Painted Skies (Arthur Deep Remix) by Arthur Deep

Parallax Breakz - Thanks & Farewell
RUNE :: Parallax Breakz - Thanks & Farewell by RUNE
Recordings

Jeroen Van Aken - Switch The Flip (Andy Faze Remix)
Jeroen Van Aken - Switch The Flip (Andy Faze Remix) by Andy Faze

Derek Howell - Stride (Curl & Dean Remix)
Derek Howell - Stride (Curl & Dean Remix) by Bobalino

Abdomen Burst - So Many Hopes
Abdomen Burst - So Many Hopes by Abdomen Burst

Sasha - Xpander (Mesmer Re-Rub)
Sasha - Xpander (Mesmer Re-Rub) by mesmer

Aeron Aether feat Catherine - Twilight (Beat Rangers Remix)
Aeron Aether feat. Catherine - Twilight (Beat Rangers remix) by BeatRangers

Pryda - The Illusion (Grade-E Dark Breaks Re-Rub)
Pryda / Eric Prdyz - The Illusion (Grade-E Dark Breaks ReRub) by Grade-E

Ablekid - Smart Grid Technology
Smart Grid Technology by Ablekid

Kovacs - Padfoot (Curl & Dean Remix)
Kovacs - Padfoot (Curl & Dean Remix) by Bobalino

iio - Rapture (Mesmer Re-Rub)
iio - Rapture (Mesmer Re-Rub) by mesmer