Showing posts with label Ekali. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ekali. Show all posts

Saturday, June 01, 2019

My Mixtape featuring Nah Mean Vol. 2

DOWNLOAD MY MIXTAPE FEATURING NAH MEAN VOL. 2

Tracklist
  1. Nah Mean's Super Extra Live Intro
  2. Nah Mean - Blow Up (ft. Jake Beers)
  3. Nah Mean - Skrilla
  4. Bandlez - Bubba Bounce
  5. Sam Lamar - Killaz
  6. Nah Mean - Back At It
  7. Bandlez - The Anthem
  8. Nah Mean - Likkur
  9. Ekali & Slumberjack - Helios (FOMO Remix)
  10. Barely Alive ft. Nah Mean x Blunts & Blondes - Over x Beautiful (Nah Mean Mash)
  11. Travis Scott & Drake x Kendrick Lamar & Skrillex - Sicko Humble (Nah Mean Mash)
  12. Kai Wachi & G-REX - ICHOR
  13. Sam Lamar - Destroy
  14. Skepta x Bear Grillz - It Ain't Safe, Take Me Away (Nah Mean Mash)
  15. Spock ft. Nah Mean - Floating (Nah Mean Remix)
  16. Nah Mean - drive
  17. Sam Lamar - UFO
  18. nothing, nowhere x Boombox Cartel - Letdown / Whisper (Nah Mean Mash)
  19. Wax Motif & Hunter Siegel x Slick Thieves & Deadite - Wassup x Signals (Nah Mean Mash)
  20. Killy - Killamonjaro (Nah Mean Remix)
  21. Snails ft. Big Gigantic & Collie Buddz - Feel The Vibe (Space Jesus Remix)
  22. Sam Lamar - Weapons
  23. AFK & Carbin - Boss (Detrace & Charlie Zane Remix)
  24. Snails & Adventure Club - Follow Me (ft. Sara Diamond)
  25. HEARTS & Sam Lamar - Sabotage
  26. Grandtheft ft. MAX - Square One (Vincent Remix)
  27. CYMN & Sam Lamar - Run Up (ft. Gravity)
  28. Nah Mean's ULTIMATE EMO BOY MASH (Jack U x Blink 182 x Blackbear x Crankdat x capt cuts)
  29. Jauz & Adventure Club - Frequency (ft. Kyle Pavone)
  30. Drake x Skrillex & Habstrakt x Ricky West x Nah Mean - Fake Chicken Soup Love (Nah Mean Mash)
  31. Nah Mean - FARPLANE
  32. Jeremy Zucker - Icarus (Nah Mean Remix)
  33. Nah Mean - Live Like This 
  34. Nah Mean - PLAYING HOUSE

Wednesday, February 20, 2019

Bump In The Hump: February 20 (Season 8, Episode 22)

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Wednesday, August 08, 2018

Bump In The Hump: August 8 (Season 7, Episode 44)

Tracklist
  • Dustin Nantais - The More You Do
  • Late Nights Early Mornings - Bad Habit
  • Kedman - Time Flies
  • Kontravoid - Hold Nothing
  • Tiga - Don't Break My Heart (Shiba San Remix)
  • Sydney Blu - Hella Dope
  • STUND - Junk
  • Hot Chip - Night And Day (Daphni Mix)
  • Nathan Micay - First Casualty
  • Attlas - Courante
  • Alessia Cara - Growing Pains (Dombresky Remix)
  • Hotel Garuda ft. Runn - Blurry Eyes (Pusher Remix)
  • K+Lab - Good Juju (ft. Melodownz)
  • Love Thy Brother - Arrested (ft. Norma Jean Martine)
  • Ebhoni - Opps (Cyril Hahn Remix)
  • Drainpuppet - dark water
  • Deadmau5 & Rob Swire - Monophobia (Voicians Bootleg)
  • Neutral ft. Pauline Herr - How It Goes (Nudo Remix)
  • Memphis - Affections Across Time
  • Travis Scott x Riggi & Piros - Purge (Reynolds Remix)
  • Lukav - FTB (ft. Souler)
  • RL Grime ft. Jeremih & Tory Lanez - Undo (CRWNS Remix)
  • Ekali & Slumberjack - Helios (MVGMVR & RAWPVCK Remix)
  • Sinjin Hawke & Zora Jones - Lurk 101
  • Getter - Solo (So Sus & Hendrik Joerges Flip)
  • Rezz & Kotek - Teleportal
  • Divinite & Slooze - Turbulence

Wednesday, July 25, 2018

Bump In The Hump: July 25 (Season 7, Episode 42)


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Friday, March 09, 2018

Enlightened Listening for March 9

The digging has been done, I've collected a number of tracks throughout the week, and some new ones fresh off the press, of course being Friday, so here we are with another edition of Enlightened Listening. While there's numerous EPs and albums out today, I've stuck to singles for this post. There's highly anticipated remixes from Hunter Siegel and Four Tet, a stunner from Madeaux, and some temperature changing trap from names that are new to me. Find all it cataloged in the playlist below, read mini-descriptions following that, and grab your free downloads where available (marked by asterisks).

SOPHIE - Faceshopping (Madeaux Remix)*
The impossible task of wrangling and remixing SOPHIE has finally been achieved. Again Madeaux has treated us to some of the strongest sound design around. His reconstruction of the previously pulverizing track is truly a treat to behold. Special shout outs have to go to Cecile Believe's vocals and Madeaux's treatment of them in the second half of the track.

Big Mak - Mr. Downtown
If this sounds familiar then you've got an excellent ear. Big Mak has taken to the soundtrack of That Thing You Do! and flipped the fictional Freddy Fredrickson track into a fantastic trap lounger.

Yuto - Dear Africa*
The plucks and percussion combined in this trap joint are absolutely fantastic. You'll get bent and twisted to this on the floor, and that's before the drops which will have you writhing rhythmically. Wow!

Ekali & Zhu - Blame (Hunter Siegel Bootleg)*
Premiered at No Neon's 3rd anniversary, shortly after the original's release. That should give you some insight into how much it spoke to the Dark Plur himself. The roughness of that early version still stands strong, but the tweaked and polished final product makes this even more hype.

HXRY - Chicago*
Sneaky deep grooves that seem to bubble up out of nowhere. Just try to name all the samples.

Twinscale - Pandora (ft. Bobby Saint)*
Rapid fire groove that keeps bumping, forcing your feet to the dance-floor. The little cuts and sweeps add a level of excellence that really makes the instrumental special. However, the addition of Bobby Saint's vocals are what put this track over the top.

BICEP - Opal (Four Tet Remix)
These two names alone ought to have you drooling, and boy is this take on "Opal" appetizing. I dare say an instant classic, that just locks you in, making the eight minute cut seem like a mere moment.

First Love - Don't Say Goodnight (FunkyDeps Edit)*
Fantastically fun freak-out of an edit. The horns, bass groove, and keys are top notch, but when you add in those drop dead gorgeous vocals you're talking about an all time great cut. How's your heart feel?

Cyclops & Briden - Perseus*
Ending with a bang, this track absolutely nails the balance between future bass and hard trap. Hits with much of same intensity as RL Grime, that is surrounded by sublime swells of future bass. Brilliant.

Wednesday, March 07, 2018

Bump In The Hump: March 7 (Season 7, Episode 22)

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Sunday, January 07, 2018

A Taste Of No Neon's 3rd Anniversary

It's hard to believe that 1) this time last year we were gearing up for the The Hoxton finale and 2) that No Neon has been one of the coolest parties for 3 years now. Further, playing the comfy confines of CODA, and their superb sound system, made No Neon's 3rd anniversary even more unbelievable.

Billed as a Hunter Siegel open to close set, he was actually joined behind the decks with Autoerotique, who Hunter said has been part of the most No Neon B2B sessions. No word whether this was because Hunter's "entire music collection [got] corrupted" the night before. While both brought out some new weapons, including a banging remix of Ekali and ZHU's "Blame," the night focused in large part on throwbacks, paying homage to the history of this epic party series.

I've compiled a short list of tracks played last night, starting with perhaps the No Neon anthem, "OTF" which was premiered at one of the previous shows. It also runs through a spell of dubstep, culminating in the sublime switch from the original into Sub Focus' remix of Rusko "Hold On." Hunter also managed to work in multiple MK tunes, including "Look Right Through" and "My Head Is A Jungle." He truly touched on every genre in the epic set, with only the smallest of samplings below. Enjoy!FOLLOW HUNTER SIEGEL: FACEBOOK SOUNDCLOUD TWITTER
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Wednesday, January 03, 2018

Bump In The Hump: January 3 (Season 7, Episode 13)

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Wednesday, November 22, 2017

Bump In The Hump: November 22 (Season 7, Episode 8)

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Bump In The Hump Sneak Peek: Hanz Ford - Enlightenment Takes Wattage EP

We first heard from the man most often known as Hanz Ford, when he released his track made for the deadmau5 Masterclass "Follow The Rawbit," albeit under his more tempered pseudonym RoHawn. Shortly after that we went 3 weeks in a row with progressively deeper and darker tracks from the heavy hitting Hanz Ford. Now this week he released his first EP, Enlightenment Takes Wattage, which pits Alan Watts voice-over on top of equally penetrating productions. The ideals of Eastern Philosophy work well with the penetrating bass, destroying personal identity so as to achieve higher consciousness. As a big fan of Pink Floyd, and someone who finds this kind of deep thought sadly absent from the vast majority of electronic music, I'm over the moon that we've finally got some truly smart and thought-provoking music. Stream the EP below, and catch one of the tracks on Bump In The Hump tonight.But perhaps you just want to shut your brain off and dance, and not to fear, I've got some brain-dead bangers as well. As always Bump In The Hump gradually picks up steam running through a healthy serving of house from Sultan + Shepard through to Bobby Love's remix of the legendary Giorgio Moroder. The legends just keep on coming as Pomo takes on Hall & Oates, and how about a G-House remix of RL Grime? There's also new Keys N Krates and the long awaited TroyBoi, Ekali collab. We've even got some psy-trance, so yeah it's safe to say we've got it all. Get in on the madness fro, 6-8 PM EST live via Radio Humber here and after the fact on Mixcloud, here.

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Wednesday, November 15, 2017

Bump In The Hump: November 15 (Season 7, Episode 7)

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Bump In The Hump Sneak Peek: BLANSH x Usica - Metal Licka

Bass badman BLANSH first appeared on Radio Humber some months ago, since then he's gone through a bit of a reboot, only upping his already incredibly fire fashion. This month is certainly set to be a game changer, as in the past 24 hours alone, he's dropped two new tracks, with a third set for release Nov. 29th. Like the forthcoming "Jet Lag" the track you'll hear on Bump In The Hump tonight, features' LA's Usica. "Metal Licka" hits like a lead pipe to the head, swung with the skill of a samurai. While bass house seems to be one of the more popular subgenres of the moment, I can truly say that I haven't come across such savage yet savvy production in months. Stream below and download free, here.This week's episode once again features some delightful disco house from the likes of Hatiras and CastNowski. After spending nearly all of my Sunday scrolling through Soundcloud, there's an incredible nine new artist debuts, ranging from future bass and trap, to DnB and dubstep. The new music also comes from Bump In The Hump regulars: A-Trak, Bishu, Chet Porter, Ekali and more. Stream the episode live from 6-8 PM EST on Radio Humber here, or after the fact via Mixcloud, here.

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Wednesday, November 01, 2017

Bump In The Hump: November 1 (Season 7, Episode 5)

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Tuesday, October 31, 2017

A November To Remember

I've spoken/written about it being club season ad nauseam lately, so I'm here put an end to that with one fell swoop. This November is going to be one to remember; as you can see above, there are at least a dozen artists I'll be making my way to the clubs to see. So read along below as I do a quick detailing of the 5 Ws, setting up the massive month of music ahead. I'll include links to tickets, Facebook event pages and most importantly, music to whet your appetite. Hope to see you out!

NOV 3 - Trippy Turtle w/ Henrik The Artist @ Velvet Underground
November starts off with a bang, with perhaps my most anticipated show of the whole month. I've been waiting for Trippy Turtle to come for years and even more so for Henrik The Artist, who I've gushed over several times on this blog. In my eyes there is no better Jersey Club bootleg artist than Trippy Turtle nor is there a more kawaii chiptune composer than Henrik. Over the past while, I've found my feet more glued to the floor than ever, but I'm confident the craziness that these two will conjure from the speakers will have me back bouncing up and down like I were a teenager again. The Velvet Underground is perhaps the perfect venue for such a wild and wacky show (RSVP/Tickets).

NOV 4 - Great Good Fine OK @ The Garrison
To be honest I can't remember where/when I first heard GGFO, but I do know that the song I first heard, "By My Side," immediately gripped me. Jon Sandler's falsetto vocals are stunningly beautiful and play perfectly with the sublime synth pop construction of their songs. They're funky and groovy and I can't wait for their vibes to wash over me in the comfy confines of The Garrison (RSVP/Tickets).

NOV 11 - RL Grime w/ graves & Kittens @ Danforth Music Hall
Trap titan RL Grime brings his Nova Tour to the big stage, with support from graves and Kittens. Other than TNGHT, no one has made a bigger or longer lasting effect on trap than RL. All evidence (his most recent releases "Era" and Halloween VI) suggests this is going to be absolute madness. Add to the bill rising stars and badasses in their own right, graves and Kittens, and you can see why this is a can't miss event for those that demand the best booty and brain shaking bass (RSVP/Tickets).

NOV 17 - Pete Tong @ UNIUN
Now most people know Pete Tong as the inimitable voice behind BBC Radio One's Essential Mix, but less know about his mixing and production abilities. While he skews more towards baleric, which doesn't really suit Toronto mid-November, he is of course incredibly versatile, dabbling in all things electronic and dance. Even if he breaks out just one of his Classic House orchestral pieces, the trip to UNIUN is well warranted. Expect the atmosphere to be warm, friendly and fun (RSVP/Tickets).

NOV 18 - Mura Masa w/ Lunice @ Danforth Music Hall
Both of these amazing artists dropped their debut albums this year, and both are incredibly well respected in the music sphere, just take a look at the long list of features on either album. While both craft incredibly infectious club tunes, the mix of dirty dusters from Lunice and clean crisp cuts from Mura Masa makes for one of the most magical nights in recent memory. Even though this will be the 3rd time seeing Mura Masa in around a year, this is without a doubt one of my most anticipated shows in that same time frame. These a truly two legends, and an absolute can't miss event (RSVP/Tickets).

NOV 23 - Ekali w/ josh pan & Y2K @ Velvet Underground
This month of madness gets capped off with perhaps the most mayhem one bill can handle. By now you better know about Ekali, and to be fair, I've covered just as much josh pan and Y2K as Ekali on this blog. It is however Ekali's Babylon tour and he's got his own stage production set up, although it will likely have to be scaled back to fit Velvet's smaller stage. And while it's a shame (visually), the intimate atmosphere will only improve the onslaught of energy. Each of these three have dabbled in a diverse range of sounds/styles, so I'm not sure what to expect, except the unexpected (RSVP/Tickets).

As above, I'm aiming to attend each of these six shows (health permitting, as my body often fights me following back to back late nights), and as usual I'll likely be live tweeting. Follow me @OggieJames, catch coverage here and on Bump In The Hump, and perhaps I'll see you in the clubs!