Wednesday marks the final, special September Showcase episode of Bump In The Hump on Radio Humber. Next week I'll return to Humber's online counterpart, H2O for the premiere of the fifth season of Bump In The Hump, October 5th from 6-7 PM EDT. But this week we continue to showcase some of the best from the past of Bump In The Hump as well as the usual onslaught of new Canadian electronic music. As has been the case for each of the September Showcase episodes, I'll begin with on of my favourite tracks of all time. This week it'll be Tristam's "Till It's Over" kicking off the episode at full force.
Following up Tristam comes one of Bump In The Hump's most played artists, Dr. Ozi, with yet another awesome new dubstep track. Continuing with the new music we hear from Bishu, Vincent, Krowley, and get a new remix from Pat Lok. After breaking down for the 6:30 newscast, Bump In The Hump will return with a perfect track for the September Showcase, a remix of deadmau5's classic "Strobe" from one of my favourite artists, that you'll have to tune in live to experience. Rounding out the new music, is one of Canada's fastest rising talents, Syre with a remix of Tove Lo. Before sending you off to finish the week, I've got three tracks in a row from Toronto and Humber's own Pusher, two of my old favourites and a new favourite from his New Laces EP.
Finally, and as is tradition on Bump In The Hump, I highlight an artist playing Toronto this coming weekend, with a track from them to get you excited for their show. This week it's Harrison, who we've heard from in each of the prior September Showcase episodes, with "Right Hook" and the title track, from his debut album Checkpoint Titanium. He'll be playing Velvet Underground Friday the 30th, alongside collaborators Allie and Clairmont The Second. Get more event info and links to tickets here. But we go back to Harrison's Colors EP for my favourite track of his, "Ashe Maree."
Listen to Bump In The Hump live this Wednesday the 28th from 6-7 PM EDT, here. I'll be live tweeting from my account @OggieJames, and you can find the tracklist on this blog as the show goes live at 6.
Catch up on previous episodes of Bump In The Hump via the back catalog on mixcloud, here.
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Showing posts with label September Showcase. Show all posts
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Tuesday, September 27, 2016
Wednesday, September 21, 2016
Bump In The Hump Sneak Peek: Four Favourites
Bump In The Hump is back tonight with the second of three special September Showcase episodes, live on 96.9 FM Radio Humber. Just as last week, I've got a number of my favourite tracks cue'd up for this week's episode in anticipation of two separate nights of partying. First and also our final track of the night comes from Frustra and NAHTE, "Flex." The latter will be performing alongside Hey! DW and James Redi at Supermarket for Home Brew. More details can be found on the Facebook event page.
Saturday marks yet another installment of Hunter Siegel's always awesome No Neon series, this time featuring Los Angeles producer Joyryde, with support from locals VANRIP and Edan. Last year this event was held on the 20th of September, Hunter's birthday. This year Hunter delivered a gift of his own, a bootleg track that you can pick up for free on the No Neon soundcloud. In honour of the Dark Plur god himself and his now legendary No Neon nights, I've got three of his tracks back to back to back. Tickets to Saturday night at The Hoxton are still available but will go quick, RSVP and such, here.
Finally, we head back to the beginning, where for these September Showcase episodes I kick off the action with one of my favourite tracks of all time. Last week it was Stephen Walking's "Shark City," and this week it's the undeniably awesome and potent production of Botnek's "Through The Night."
I had so much fun compiling and presenting last week's episode of Bump In The Hump and can safely say this week's will be just as exciting. These four tracks are the only ones that were not released in the past couple weeks, allowing Bump In The Hump to maintain its focus on brand new music. So be sure to tune in to Radio Humber live from 6-7 EST, to hear new IDGVF, Pusher, and Somna, among others!
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Wednesday, September 14, 2016
Bump In The Hump Sneak Peek: September Showcase
After a week off, Bump In The Hump returns to Radio Humber with the first of a three part series, called the September Showcase. Before the fifth season properly begins on October 5th, I'll be reintroducing listeners to the Bump In The Hump brand by bringing you the same new, quality Canadian content you've come to expect, as well as the bootleg remixes and free downloads that have been the backbone of Bump In The Hump's over 50 episodes. Each episode, I'll be playing a trio of tracks from one great Canadian artist, as well as revealing my three favourite tracks, one each week. As a teaser, I've uploaded the new intro I created specifically for these showcase episodes, listen below.
The new intro features Pusher's latest release "Shake Down," from his forthcoming EP New Laces, set to drop this Friday, the 16th. You can have "Shake Down" as well as "Clear" and "Tell You" (both of which have previously aired on Bump In The Hump) immediately with a pre-order of New Laces.For the first episode of the September Showcase, I've got three A-Trak tracks, two brand new remixes of him and one remix of his own. If you've been following Bump In The Hump it will come as no surprise that the first of my three favourite tracks comes from the one and only Stephen Walking. Tune in to Radio Humber live, Wednesday from 6-7 EST to hear all this and more.
I also have a number of surprises and big things set to come by October 5th, when the fifth season of Bump In The Hump kicks off. I can't say anything further at this point, but I can assure you there's an incredible amount of music coming your way soon!
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