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Showing posts with label S-Type. Show all posts
Showing posts with label S-Type. Show all posts
Thursday, August 29, 2019
S-Type - Fetch
The great Glaswegian S-Type is back! But let it be known he didn't actually go anywhere, as he's had a handful of releases in the last year, including the epic "The Rain" with Hudson Mohawke. Indeed it is that awesome allure of "The Rain" and classic "Billboard" that S-Type is once again hosting. "Fetch," from forthcoming S-Type Beat EP out September 18th on LuckyMe, returns to the utterly euphoric hip hop tinged instrumental energy that made S-Type such a staple in the scene before everything was termed trap and/or future bass. This is quite simply massive melodic madness, enough to have you both jumping for joy and on your knees weeping at the killer craftsmanship. Pre-order now here.FOLLOW S-TYPE: FACEBOOK SOUNDCLOUD TWITTER
Sunday, November 08, 2015
Lido Live at The Hoxton (Review)
I've finally had enough time to decompress and reflect on an absolutely amazing night, Friday at the Hoxton for Lido's live performance. It was everything you'd expect and more, particularly because of the surprise appearance of Santell, Lido's most recent collaborator on The Passion Project. Upon arriving at the Hoxton just before midnight and the crowd was already feeling it. It was the first time I'd ever seen dance circle in the Hoxton, and this one was prolonged and featured a wide range of skills from people eating it and a couple deadly battles of carpet cutters. The length of the circle was aided by the opening DJs' long tracks. The one track that stood out to me was a remix of classic Timmy Thomas track "Why Can't We Live Together," which has now been famously sampled by Drake for "Hotline Bling." It's a great remix that culminates in a heavily string aided drop but doesn't stray too far from the original. I'm hopeful someone can identify the remixer because I'd love to add it to my collection; listen below...
I'm not sure who the openers ended up being, as I'm fairly certain the above video isn't either of hrmxny or GrandBuda. Someone said that they had merged this show with another so perhaps these guys were headliners from another event I didn't know about. Regardless, I was there for Lido, who hit the stage shortly after 12:30. And this is how it happened...
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