First Wednesday in February: STORM. Last Wednesday in February: STORM. Both days Humber has closed early, so once again I'll be pre-recording this edition of Bump In The Hump. This means I won't have the freedom to blather on about each and every track and/or event, which has once again lead me to sharing each of the four events ahead of time. Find them linked below with asterisk indicating which artist is featured on this episode. Special shoutout to the NIGHT SHIFT crew and Edenhall, as this 172nd edition is their last in the incredible local venue.
Wednesday, February 27
James Blake* @ Sony Centre for the Performing Arts w/ KHUSHI
NIGHT SHIFT // 172 // Edenhall Grand Finale // Ciel* x Korea Town Acid x Mìlu x Redmond
Friday, March 1
DJ Skratch Bastid*, DJ Nu-Mark & Friends @ Koerner Hall
Saturday, March 2
Ciel* / Pursuit Grooves / Basic Soul Unit @ Bambi's
Also on tonight's episode: a cool mix of house, techno, psy-rave, DnB, midtempo, trap and wave, culminating in a clip of my conversation with Memphis., this week's guest on My Mixtape. Listen live from 7-9 PM EST here and/or find it cataloged on Mixcloud here.
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Wednesday, February 27, 2019
Friday, January 12, 2018
Bearcubs - Landslide
London's Bearcubs teases us again with another incredibly intricate and cool creation from his forthcoming debut album Ultraviolet, set to drop March 2nd. After the lead single "Do You Feel" dropped two months ago, we finally get another taste of the awesome atmospherics of Bearcubs with the dreamy delivery of "Landslide." It oozes with a masterful mix of SBTRKT and James Blake vibes, which is more heartening than finding out heaven is real. And despite the downtrodden turn from the former single, this is exactly the aura of this track exudes, heaven. It's almost as though gravity has been flipped, forcing the "Landslide" upwards. It is all consuming and incredibly powerful, truly a force of nature. These two tracks make Ultraviolet my most anticipated release of 2018 thus far, and I'm incredibly excited by the fact that I'll be able to enjoy for a week before he hits Rivoli in Toronto March 10th (RSVP/Tickets). Pre-order the album here, stream "Landslide" below, and purchase here.FOLLOW BEARCUBS: FACEBOOK SOUNDCLOUD TWITTER
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