Thursday, October 14, 2010
Widdle Me This
I've been listening to this guy on a daily basis for like 2 weeks now. CAN'T GET ENOUGH! He not only knows how to throttle you with the kinds lucrative brain vibrating beats you hear coming from Datsik and Rusko but he also puts out some songs hitting on the melodic side of the genre just as well.
Here's a few originals
Enjoy!
The Widdler - Froggy Style by Ryan-13
The Widdler - Rain by Ryan-13
The Widdler - End Transmission by Ryan-13
Friday, October 8, 2010
FM Attack with Alonzo Wang, Pat Lok, Hunter-Even, Hunk The Drunk and Christian Flores.
We'll you don't have to tell me I've been slow to put up this post but I have no excuse either. What I can tell you is that this is definitely a fun night to remember. Great tunes with Shawn Ward (FM Attack), as well as Pat Lok and the Winnie Cooper boys Tristan (Hunk the Drunk) and Christian 'flowers' Flores. I would do it all over again if I ever had the chance. For now we'll just have to savour it with some choice shots of another great part gone and done.
If you missed FM Attack for what ever not good enough reason.... spencer.... Just take a listen to this mix and know you'll have to make it out then time this find young fellow is back in town.
Labels:
Alonzo Wang,
FM Attack,
Hunter-Even,
Pat Lok,
PH1,
Photos,
Shine Night Club,
WinnieCooper.net
Tuesday, October 5, 2010
Punks Jump Up

The Punks Jump Up are sharing their UK disco sound around the world now and are blazing trails and shaking booties with their particularly awesome sounds and blends that will make your head bob in the middle of class, the office, or wherever you may be this Tuesday.
Miami Horror - Moon Theory (Punks Jump Up Remix) by Punks Jump Up
Kele - Everything You Wanted (Punks Jump Up NRG mix) by Punks Jump Up
Lykke Li - Breaking It Up (Punks Jump Up Remix) by Punks Jump Up
On another note, if you don't have much to do, try Google Images for "Bed Jump" as it yields some pretty interesting results.
Monday, October 4, 2010
Chauffeur

Chauffeur rockin' last week in Calgary
Wednesday night I witnessed Chauffeur absolutely kill everything on the dance floor. By the time Felix Cartal came onto the stage, the crowd was already going insane, but like he always does, Felix blew us away, ("Felix is going to have to hold his own tonight" said Chauffeur in the interview). After Felix played Chauffeur came back on to rap things up -but not really, as he proceeded to rock Habitat until nothing was left standing.
A few days before the show I was fortunate enough to meet this gem on short notice and got a peek at a bunch of demos that he's been producing over the past few months. As well as rocking out in his truck after work, he explained as to how he is becoming a star in the city of Calgary.
Chauffeur grew up in Highriver, a small suburban south of Calgary, playing once or twice a month in a small bar that was consistently packed with his close friends and supporters, having a great time by doing their own thing with music and loving it thoroughly. His set captured the people who are now his followers and seeing it in action Wednesday night, everyone, who all knew each other, were going nuts again for their family friend, Chauffeur.
Working the day job, and being extremely successful, he works harder in the evenings and weekends, (like our cellphone companies do.... pfff) spending time creating new sounds and experimenting to achieve that eye-opening, ear-orgasm that is truly unique to his fans.
Me: So from start to finish, what went into producing your very first EP, "Streets?"
Chauffeur: There was a serious learning curve, but just about everything went into it. (Pulls out his Iphone) It all starts here, I record ideas that just come sporadically to my mind, I'll take it to the lab and crank it out, and then leave it alone for a couple of months. When I come back to I decide if it still is worth doin' up.
Me: So whats going on in the next few months?
Chauffeur: Everything! Lots of producing, Top Billin' is eager to see more and are pushing to get another mix or two out, as well as another EP
Me: Do you enjoy mixing at the clubs, or would you rather be releasing tracks for the public to hear?
Chauffeur: Both. Its great to release some new tracks, and DJing is too much fun. Being creative and
Me: Do you find Calgary's interest in the scene growing into a Chauffeur-friendly place?
Chauffuer: I really do, I think its blown up in the last 6 months here and its only going to get busier as more shows are played and more people can see what it is that is actually going on.
Me: Do you have some sick-crazy pre-game routine before a show?
Chauffeur: Yes, I drink Vodka, sometimes with lime.

Chauffer KILLIN' it with Felix Cartal
End of the day, Chauffeur has a bag of potential being opened up within the next few months, so be sure to come by RainCity and then to check out some exclusive releases by my new favorite, Chauffeur.
Lastly, be sure to check out his Pre Party Jamz Mix!
Saturday, October 2, 2010
Bassweight
Bassweight from The SRK on Vimeo.
Bassweight is the first feature full length documentary about Dubstep which shows Dubstep’s growth over the past ten years starting from it’s humble beginnings in South London to it’s current international popularity. It shows the current scenes in the UK, other parts of Europe, Brazil and Japan and features interviews from Mary-Anne Hobbs, Benga, Kode9, Skream and more!
This movie has been screened at the Toronto International Film Festival, Beat Film Festival (Moscow, RU), 5 Days Off Film Festival (Amsterdamn, HOL), Music Documentary Festival (Sweden) and more!
The DVD will be out sometime in October.
Labels:
bassweight,
benga,
dubstep,
kode9,
mary-anne hobbs,
movie,
skream
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