Although it's only May 31st, I believe summer has officially arrived. I got my first sunburn Sunday, this weekend is our first festival (Ever After) and Bump In The Hump is packed to the gills with warm, dance all night kind of tunes. Once again there's so much new music that I've had to hold quality tunes back.
This week I've opted to focus on more bright, bouncy and funky fresh tunes. Of those qualities, Muneshine's "Full Throttle" is the ultimate exemplar. In fact it was this month last year that I finally got my hands on his remix of Grand Analog's "Let Disco," which ultimately set the tone for summer.
Once again Muneshine has delivered delirium inducing funk that, as he puts it, is "about escaping what weighs you down." It's like a shot of helium to the heart. And that's exactly what I love so much about summer, you inevitably find some time to forget about any stresses or worries and let loose, just live life. Hit the open road with "Full Throttle" below, stream via Spotify and download via iTunes.
Adding to the fun tonight on Bump In The Hump comes Funk Lords Chromeo with their exceptionally awesome take on Lorde's "Green Light." Staying with the summery theme, there's new Robotaki, brilliance from ZaGa and Orbiter, and bounce from Pat Lok and Loud Luxury. Finally, we get back to new episodes of My Mixtape this Friday with DeMiggs, who you'll hear from at the end of tonight's episode with a snippet of our conversation (full interview available Thursday). Bump In The Hump goes live tonight from 6-7 PM EDT only on Radio Humber, followed by My Mixtape Friday at 11.
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Wednesday, May 31, 2017
Friday, January 13, 2017
My Mixtape featuring Oggie James Vol. 2
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Tracklist
- Moby - I Love To Move In Here (Proxy Remix)
- Tiga - Bugatti (RYME Bootleg)
- NuAlias & Trypt - Trippin'
- Kayliox & OptionAvailable - Von Deeper (Kayliox VIP Mix)
- A-Trak ft. GTA - Landline (Jack Beats Remix)
- Dillon Francis ft. Will Heard - Anywhere (Sleepy Tom Remix)
- Two Friends ft. Ktpearl - Forever (Kayliox Remix)
- Nina Simone - Sinnerman (Loud Luxury 'Old Man' Version)
- Hatiras & Macca - Now You Know
- Gesaffelstein - A Lost Era
- Renaissance Man - Stalker Humanoid
- Azari & III - Reckless (With Your Love) [Tiga's What Iz Houze Muzik? Remix]
- Lucky Charmes ft. Wiley - Skank (Skank Out) [Bit Funk Remix]
- Blu J - HDLCK
- MSTRKRFT - Runaway (RYME Remix)
- Maddmon - Another One
- Bob Moses - Like It Or Not (Joris Voorn Remix)
- Grand Analog - Let Disco (Muneshine Remix)
- Tiga - Make Me Fall In Love (Prosumer's Mysti Mix)
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A-Trak,
Azari + III,
Bit Funk,
Blu J,
Bob Moses,
Free Download,
Grand Analog,
Hatiras,
Kayliox,
Loud Luxury,
Maddmon,
MSTRKRFT,
Muneshine,
My Mixtape,
NuAlias,
RYME,
Sleepy Tom,
Tiga,
Turbo Recordings
Wednesday, May 18, 2016
Bump In The Hump: May 18 (Season 3, Episode 20)
Tracklist
- Jessy Lanza - Never Enough
- Grand Analog - Let Disco (Muneshine Remix)
- SG Lewis ft Dornik - All Night (Frustra 12" Redux)
- Kaytranada - Despite The Weather
- Rihanna - Pon De Replay (Dom Dias Remix)
- Internet Daughter - Post-Lit (Instrumental)
- Drake - 9 (Klahr Remix)
- Lights - Slow Down (WRLD Remix)
- Apashe - Tank Girls (Razihel Remix)
- Adventure Club ft Delaney Jane - Limitless (Yultron Remix)
- Jasmine Thompson - Adore (Sep Remix)
- JVST SAY YES & Torro Torro - Give It Time
- Eva Shaw - U (ft. Mally Mal & Sonny Wilson)
- Riton ft Kah-Lo - Rinse & Repeat (KRFW Remix)
- Datsik & 12th Planet - Party In The Sewer (ft. Elan)
- #FireFinale
- Dr. Ozi - D.O.G. (De Original Gangsta)
Tuesday, May 17, 2016
Bump In The Hump Sneak Peek: Grand Analog - Let Disco (Muneshine Remix)
On this week's episode of Bump In The Hump, I'm proud to have the first play of a true Toronto collaboration, Muneshine's remix of Grand Analog's infectious and brilliantly written, "Let Disco." Incredibly fitting lyrics start "I'm moving up, I'm moving on." They are fitting as this will be the last episode of the third season. But fear not, I'll continue bring you the best new Canadian electronic music for the foreseeable future. In fact, I've got a number of special treats lined up for the coming weeks, and the fourth season of Bump In The Hump. Listen live Wednesday from 6-7 EST, here.
It's time to Let Disco, and let go of the winter/spring season of Bump In The Hump and move on to a whole new adventure, of summer, festivals and long days leading into long nights. Part of the beauty of this track is freedom and joy it inspires not just through the vocals but Muneshine's rolling, uplifting chords, that play just as perfectly first thing in the morning, as it would when the sun sets, and the masks of midnight debauchery hide our faces. As much as I enjoy the atmosphere inside the club, I often enjoy the quiet walk through the empty streets just as much, if not more. There's something about the cool air, and soothing quite melody of the deserted streets, that just hours before were jam packed, that strikes me as incredibly liberating. I simply cannot wait to step out of the club, sans jacket, and go where ever the night takes me. It sure seems as though Muneshine and Grand Analog are on the same page as me. While I don't dance in the streets like that, it is the euphoric release that the masked dancer shows in their video below; perfectly depicting the ethos of "Let Disco."
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It's time to Let Disco, and let go of the winter/spring season of Bump In The Hump and move on to a whole new adventure, of summer, festivals and long days leading into long nights. Part of the beauty of this track is freedom and joy it inspires not just through the vocals but Muneshine's rolling, uplifting chords, that play just as perfectly first thing in the morning, as it would when the sun sets, and the masks of midnight debauchery hide our faces. As much as I enjoy the atmosphere inside the club, I often enjoy the quiet walk through the empty streets just as much, if not more. There's something about the cool air, and soothing quite melody of the deserted streets, that just hours before were jam packed, that strikes me as incredibly liberating. I simply cannot wait to step out of the club, sans jacket, and go where ever the night takes me. It sure seems as though Muneshine and Grand Analog are on the same page as me. While I don't dance in the streets like that, it is the euphoric release that the masked dancer shows in their video below; perfectly depicting the ethos of "Let Disco."
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