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Sunday 29 October 2006



Marcus Intalex - RBMA // Soulution Radio 10/2006


Marcus IntalexMarcus Intalex again, for October instalment of the popular Soulution Radio, brodcasted from Red Bull Academy Radio.The sream was afterwards recorded at 192 kbs. Check out the nice selection of quality drum'n'bass rollers. As always he wraps the show with something completely different. There is a complete listing for your searching pleasure. Enjoy!


TRACKLIST:

Blame - Beholder - 720 Degrees
Alix Perez - Strangers - Dub
Mistical - Mistical Soulution - Soul:r
Lynx- Uno - Dub
Mosus and S.py. - Heavier Than Heaven - Dub
Break - Come N Get It - Soul:r
Al Force 1 & Tempo 78 - Commanche - Dub
Doc Scott - Tokyo Dusk - 31 Records
Seba And Robert Manos - Wild One - Metalheadz
10 Mistical Feat Diane Charlemagne - Stay Away - Soul:r

DJ Lee In The Mix:

Beta 2 feat Lariman - Fool In You - Dub
Calibre - Mr Right On - Signature
Atlantic Connection - Situtations
instru:Mental - Naked Zoo - Soul:r
Makoto & Specialist - Pachinko - Dub
Saburuko - GreenHorn (VIP) - Dub
PFM - One & Only - Good Looking
Saburuko - Brooklyn Summer - Dub
Marky & Bungle - 13th Floor - Innerground
Mutated Forms - Blue Magic - Dub

End Of Mix

Mistical Feat Drs - City Life - Soul:r
Calibre - No Frills - Dub
Commix - Broken Man - Metalheadz
Mistical - Amen Electric - Soulr
Reactiv - Watercourse - Dub
Jay Dee Feat Common - E=mc2 - BBE

>>> DL LOCATIONS: Marcus Intalex - RBMA // Soulution Radio 10/2006 | Mirror 01 | Mirror 02 |


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Fabio - Live on Radio1 28/10/2006


FabioMassive tracks this week on Fabio's show.

Kjeli's "Dun Shine" and a wciked one from Die & Clipz. Out of this world!



TRACKLIST:

Kjeli ‘Dun Shine’ (White)
Total Science ‘19 inch Ribs’ (White)
Die & Clipz ‘Closer’ (White)
Sonic & Silver ‘In My Soul’ (White)
SKC ‘Worthwhile’ (White)
The Fix ‘What Can I Do?’ (White)


History Lesson part 1:

Roni Size ‘It’s Jazz Thing’ (Utah jazz Remix) (V Recordings)
Chino ‘As Time Goes By’ (White)
A Sides ‘Planetary Motion’ (White)
Unknown ‘Human Nature’ (White)
Alix Perex ‘Sorrow’ (White)
Q project ‘Faith & kaos’ (White)
Atlantic connection ‘True Love’ (White)
Everson ‘Imagine’ (White)
Steve Survival ‘Untitled’ (White)
Furney ‘Future Bound’

New Talent showcase:
Miles ‘Turn This Way’ (White)

History Lesson part 2:

Nuyurican Soul ‘Black gold of The Sun (4 Hero Remix)

Chino ‘On my Mind’ (White)
Mystical ‘Amen’ (White)
Untitled ‘Untitled’ (White)

>>> DL LOCATIONS: Fabio - Live on Radio1 28/10/2006 | Mirror 01 | Mirror 02 |


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Sunday 1 October 2006



Drum & Bass, What the heck...?


DNBOriginally the part of late 60's/ early 70's records where all the instruments would drop out except for the drums, which would continue the groove rather than solo, the breakbeat formed the foundation of the early hip-hop records (when it was still largely the provenance of guys with"two turntables and the microphone") and of the records made when hip-hop was largely created by the sampler.
Now generally defined as almost any rhythm that is not in 4/ 4 tempo, the breakbeat has become the building block of what is consideredthe first specifically British strain of music - Jungle, and later the crucial aspect of other British mutations of hip-hop - Drum 'n' Bass.
Beginning roughly with the records of Shut Up And Dance in the very late '80s, enterprising British producers started turbo-boosting the low ends of House and Techno with the chest-caving sub-bass and hyper-kinetic breakbeats of hip-hop to create a new form of music known at various times over its progression as rave, Hardcore, Jungle and Drum'n'Bass. While it has never had anywhere near the prolonged mainstream acceptance of House, there is no question that Drum'n'Bass's mutation of rhythm, celebration of speed, dialectic of ecstasy and come-down, and play of surfaces is potentially the most exciting musical development since the dawn of hip-hop.

DNB_SUBGENRES DRUM AND BASS SUB-GENRES

DUBWISE
Reggae and dub influenced, with big sub bass over simple beats. Sparse, but very heavy, and featuring samples from classic reggae, this is popular with your mom descerning DnB head.

CLOWNSTEP/ JUMP UP
Probably the most popular sub-genre of drum'n'bass right now, classified by circus-style wobbly b-lines and hectic edits, this is proper raver's music. The term is also often used to refer to anthemic rave tunes with big cheesy lead times.

TECHSTEP
This is for serious angry heads. Raw Anthem beats and lots of Reece synth b-lines typify this sound. When yoy hear really heavy duty drum'n'bass that your mom calls devil music, this is what she's talking about.

NEUROFUNK
A funky, futuristic kind of sound, it can be quite musical and soulful, but mad e from harsh sounds and lots of synths, and heavy on the production techniques.

LIQUID
This huge bracket reffers to any track that are mellow, have a melodic vocal, or contain any serious musical elements. This is very big right now and has a really came on as a major part of drum'n'bass in recent years.


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