Showing posts with label Sneak Peek. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sneak Peek. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 01, 2021

Bump In The Hump Sneak Peek: The White Stripes - Seven Nation Army (Rise Of The JellyFish Remix)

We've got one final episode of Bump In The Hump before the unofficial end of summer, and while that may be sad, this week's episode is anything but. Uplifting, energizing and all-together inspiriting, tonight's combination of tracks is sure to satisfy. As so often seems to be the case, there are two main sections: house and DnB. Further, those two could be subdivided into more groovy and banging types. Checking both boxes, Rise Of The JellyFish's remix of "Seven Nation Army" is just one of this week's highlights. Available free here, it is big banging fun, wickedly working the ubiquitous riff atop the new electronic bed. Get a jump on things now below, and catch "Seven Nation Army" in the mix on Bump In The Hump tonight, live from 7-9 EDT on Radio Humber, or after the fact as cataloged on Mixcloud here.

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Wednesday, August 18, 2021

Bump In The Hump Sneak Peek: Michael Sparks - Juggernaut

Much like last week, we've got a heavy-weight episode of Bump In The Hump ready to tear up the airwaves tonight. While there are a number of epic tracks that run nearly ten minutes, the theme of this week's episode can largely be boiled down to this banging three-minute affair from Michael Sparks. 

Always a hard hitter, Sparks has had a heck of a year, starting with a couple of banging bootlegs which were followed in short order by several originals, including "Come Back." Whether or not he's on the comeback trail is for you to decide, but there's no debating the banging nature of his recent releases. Here, "Juggernaut" is just the latest example of his explosive energy and destructive disposition. It pushes tonight's episode to hellacious new heights before an extended section of disco/synth-driven grooves, which in turn give way to a fire finale built of DnB. Catch all the action on Bump In The Hump, live tonight from 7-9 EDT on Radio Humber, or after the fact, as cataloged on Mixcloud, here.

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Wednesday, August 11, 2021

Bump In The Hump Sneak Peek: HNTR - Searching For Self (ft. Tribe Alexander)

Just as we did last week, we start this week's all-new episode of Bump In The Hump with an explosion of energy. Early on we trend towards techno and acid, taking in some fire forthcoming cuts from Cloverdale and ksd6700, the latter making a brilliant return to BADLQQK. But before then, we get to look ahead to the weekend with HNTR's epic introspection, "Searching For Self." While he's been making waves on the mighty mau5trap as of late, HNTR will always and forever be the baron of all things black, the overload of all things obsidian, the king of No Neon. And it is No Neon that returns to CODA this Saturday, August 14th as part of the wonderful Reboot Music series (see rebootmusic.ca for more). Mikey Palermo and James Blvck are set to join HNTR, and you can too, absolutely free if you arrive before 10:30 PM (RSVP/info). Stream "Searching For Self" below, and catch it in the mix on Bump In The Hump tonight, live from 7-9 PM EDT on Radio Humber, or after the fact on Mixcloud. FOLLOW HNTR: FACEBOOK SOUNDCLOUD TWITTER

Wednesday, August 04, 2021

Bump In The Hump Sneak Peek: Somna & Tekia - Sky Scar

Tonight, we set August ablaze, starting the month, and the show, with a bang, or rather, an hour of bangers. Leading the way into this week's all-new episode of Bump In The Hump is Somna & Tekia's tremendous trance offering "Sky Scar," out now on Orjan Nilsen's In My Opinion imprint. It instantly injects the adrenaline necessary to make it through the fiery first hour that features bangers from wave and reggae to dubstep and DnB. After that fierce first hour, we cool things off in the second with sublime swells and gorgeous grooves. In fact, that second section is led by an 'after-hours' mix and closes with CloudNone's titular "Last Train Home." Catch a ride on Bump In The Hump live tonight from 7-9 EDT on Radio Humber, or after the fact, as cataloged on Mixcloud here. Get "Sky Scar" now, here.
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Wednesday, July 28, 2021

Bump In The Hump Sneak Peek: Hudson Lee - Chasm

Each week, ahead of the new episode, I try to find a singular track that encompasses that week's mix. This week, that track comes from Hudson Lee, who is set to drop his album, Reflex Angle, this Friday. "Chasm," one of the pre-release singles, not only shares much of the same obsidian sonic plane as much of this week's dark dubstep and DnB, but it also matches said theme with its alluring, abstract, and most importantly, shaded album artwork. Featuring indomitable drums, destructive synths and eventually a jazzy, computer-virus-powered finale, it is exactly the kind of enigmatic genius we've come to expect from Hudson Lee. Get "Chasm" now below, pre-order it as part of Reflex Angle, and see Hudson Lee live twice this weekend, Friday and Saturday at Upscale Fest. Finally, catch Bump In The Hump live tonight from 7-9 EDT on Radio Humber, or after the fact, as cataloged on Mixcloud, here.

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Wednesday, July 21, 2021

Bump In The Hump Sneak Peek: Dr. Fresch & Glass Petals - The Answer

First appearing on social media last September, "The Answer" has been jacking up listeners via teaser clips for the better part of a year. Finally, the banging brainchild of Dr. Fresch and Glass Petals has made its way into the world. Available absolutely free via House Call Records below, this hot acidic house joint is set to do damage in the middle of a run of mayhem-inducing tracks on this week's all-new episode of Bump In The Hump. There's no shortage of party power tonight as we enjoy an onslaught of energy that ranges from a glut of gorgeous garage to a touch of titanic techno. Listen live from 7-9 PM EDT via Radio Humber, or catch Bump In The Hump after the fact, as cataloged on Mixcloud here. 
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Wednesday, July 14, 2021

Bump In The Hump Sneak Peek: Simon Doty - House For All

My Mixtape is back with a new episode this week, and in turn, we'll be closing out tonight's episode of Bump In The Hump with a clip of my conversation with Toronto house and techno producer, Feyln. With that mind, there's no better track to tease tonight's episode than "House For All," from Simon Doty's Solaris EP. Not only is Doty known to straddle the line between progressive house and melodic techno, but he is one of Feyln's main inspirations, and like "House For All," it is the piano that takes the role of protagonist, propelling his upcoming episode of My Mixtape.

Catch "House For All" at the tail end of tonight's episode of Bump In The Hump, live from 7-9 EDT on Radio Humber, or after the fact as cataloged on Mixcloud, here. Find my full conversation with Feyln here tomorrow and come back Saturday at 11 PM EDT for the premiere of My Mixtape featuring Feyln.
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Wednesday, July 07, 2021

Bump In The Hump Sneak Peek: Tale Of Us - Nova Two

Journeying into July, this week's all-new episode of Bump In The Hump is as epic as ever, showcasing all things acid, techno, trance, bass and house. Primarily taking place in the 120-130 BPM range, the slow build features a fistful of free fire, brutal yet brilliant bangers from Kannibalen and Subsidia, and yet another Unidisc remixed classic. But before then, sitting right in the middle of the episode is Tale Of Us' "Nova Two," an update on their 2018 Afterlife Realm Of Consciousness Pt. III epic. Released as part of CircoLoco Records' Monday Dreamin' Black compilation, this new piece perfectly straddles the line between prodigious power and pensive poise. It is expansive yet constrained, universal yet limited, elephantine yet tender; it always leaves you leaning in, hoping to hear more, wanting to ride on its endlessly awesome waves. And ride we will as Bump In The Hump builds even bigger in its second hour, concluding with a fabulous foursome that includes Cadence Weapon, Richie Hawtin, Tiga and Nocow. Stream "Nova Two" now below and catch it in the mix tonight, live from 7-9 PM EDT on Radio Humber, or after the fact, as cataloged on Mixcloud here. FOLLOW TALE OF US: FACEBOOK SOUNDCLOUD TWITTER

Wednesday, June 30, 2021

Bump In The Hump Sneak Peek: The Weeknd - Blinding Lights (Jimi Needles Edition)

Staying with the same sentiment as last week, Bump In The Hump remains jubilant as we say goodbye to June, welcome July and celebrate the second stage of Ontario's reopening. All across the map, while featuring several remixes of classics from Baauer, Boney M, The Prodigy and The Weeknd, this week's all-new episode has something for everyone. There's disco, funk, trap, DnB, trance, and even some live stuff, and you can find a bunch of those elements in this Jimi Needles take on "Blinding Lights." Available as a free download, this remix gives new liquid life to the already intoxicating original, souping up its engine with a wicked growl, pushing the rhythm ever faster. It's undeniably fun and playful, especially as Needles takes the groove out for a rip in the back half, careening around corners, blasting off into the horizon. Get "Blinding Lights" now below, and catch it in the mix on Bump In The Hump, live tonight from 7-9 PM EDT on Radio Humber, or after the fact as cataloged on Mixcloud here.
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Wednesday, June 23, 2021

Bump In The Hump Sneak Peek: Geraldine Hunt - Can't Fake The Feeling (Carl Cox Rework)

We did it! We made it to summer. Vaccines are rolling out, the world is opening up, and shows are starting to be announced. Hope is assuredly on the horizon, and as a result, we're going full party mode tonight on Bump In The Hump. With nearly an hour of hot house to start the show and a bunch of bangers shortly thereafter, tonight's all-new episode is jam-packed with goodies, including another reworked classic from Montreal label Unidisc. Here Carl Cox delivers two takes on Geraldine Hunt's "Can't Fake The Feeling," a more typical disco house remix and an energetic rework. The latter headlines our final flourish as we dance off into the night. Stream it now below and catch it on Bump In The Hump live from 7-9 PM EDT on Radio Humber, or after the fact, as cataloged on Mixcloud, here.

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Wednesday, June 16, 2021

Bump In The Hump Sneak Peek: Carlo Lio & Nathan Barato - Girl Meets Boy

It's our last show before the official start to summer, and we've got vibes for days. As usual, Bump In The Hump will run the gamut of genres tonight with an assortment of acid, breaks, DnB, funk, garage and more. Those that follow the show closely will know that this week also marks the return of My Mixtape, and it's because of that that we end tonight's episode with the latest from the power pairing known as The Roaches, Carlo Lio and Nathan Barato.

Released on Rawthentic, a favourite label of Marco Roberto (the M of MAP), "Girl Meets Boy" is a seven-minute-long masterclass in the interweaving intricacies of top-notch tech house. Always adding and subtracting sounds while further playing with the percussion and samples, this is no straightforward ride but rather an irresistibly circuitous creation. The perfect track to conclude tonight's episode, immediately before a clip of my conversation with Marco, Ayge and PRZM of MAP as Marco extols the virtues of Lio and Barato later in our interview. Catch the second edition of My Mixtape featuring MAP Saturday at 11 PM EDT on Radio Humber, and buckle in for tonight's all-new episode of Bump In The Hump live from 7-9 EDT, or find it after the fact, as cataloged on Mixcloud, here.
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Wednesday, June 09, 2021

Bump In The Hump Sneak Peek: Sophia Bel - No More (Durante Remix)

As we continue to cruise towards summer, Bump In The Hump has one more extended episode before we once again cede the final ten minutes to a My Mixtape interview. Just as we did last week, we showcase all but the kitchen sink as we glide through genres.

Following a deep, funky opening, our hands get raised in the air as we take in truly euphoric stuff from Nathan Micay and Pat Lok. And while I love those two tunes, they pale in comparison to Durante's radiant, resplendent take on Sophia Bel's breathtaking "No More." Instantly buoying, the remix features a plethora of percussion and, of course, Miss Bel's beatific vocals. However, the real hook of "No More," the one that keeps me coming back, and solidifies its spot as one of my favourite productions of the year, is the sublime, strident chord structure. It's hard not to be repetitive with words like resplendent, buoyant and euphoric when describing music, but there's no denying the resonance of those adjectives with this track. At low volumes, "No More" tickles the senses. When turned up, it sends you soaring, powered by PLUR. Get it below and catch it in tonight's all-new episode of Bump In The Hump, live from 7-9 EDT on Radio Humber, or after the fact, as cataloged on Mixcloud here.

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Wednesday, June 02, 2021

Bump In The Hump Sneak Peak: Eekkoo - Labyrinth

I just got back from a bike ride, and I can confirm it feels like June out there, and summer is most definitely on the way. Before then, we've got a couple of episodes of Bump In The Hump that return to two full hours of new Canadian electronic and dance as we put My Mixtape on a brief pause. Tonight's episode overflows with techno, trap, psytrance and a downpour of disco and DnB. We go up and down and all around, and because of that, the best tease of the episode is Eekkoo's "Labyrinth." While still immense in its essential, short edit form, Eekkoo's latest mau5trap majesty is much better enjoyed in its extended form (below). It showcases the enduring power of the piano, pulling you ever closer until you're lost forever in its captivating clutches. Get "Labyrinth" as part of new release Eleven and hear it as part of Bump In The Hump, live tonight from 7-9 PM EDT, or after the fact as cataloged on Mixcloud.
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Wednesday, May 26, 2021

Bump In The Hump Sneak Peek: smol & Deliriousninja - City Nois

Continuing to pair Bump In The Hump with My Mixtape, we look ahead to PRZM's second all-Canadian hour this week. Of course, the emphasis remains on the latest and greatest across all genres, but the final 15 or 20 minutes of tonight's show blurs the lines between trap, dubstep, and bass, just as PRZM does in his mix. In fact, the final track in tonight's episode of Bump In The Hump provides the perfect segue into my conversation with Jorel Minuk, the versatile producer who also makes up one-third of MAP, in which we discuss his sonic evolution, largely leaving dubstep behind in favour of so-called Trap 2. That differentiation, the familial Winnipeg scene, and PRZM's love for Partica highlight the full, uncut interview, which drops tomorrow. Until then, prepare yourself for tonight's all-new episode with its killer closing cut "City Nois" from smol and Deliriousninja, out now on the former's DoYu Digital. Catch Bump In The Hump live tonight from 7-9 PM EDT on Radio Humber or after the fact, as cataloged on Mixcloud here. My Mixtape featuring PRZM Vol. 2 premieres Saturday, May 29th at 11 PM EDT.

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Wednesday, May 19, 2021

Bump In The Hump Sneak Peek: TDJ - Yesterday

You may have noticed that I've been trying to tailor each episode of Bump In The Hump to fit that week's My Mixtape guest. Last week with Reezy, the theme was pretty obvious: house. This week, however, is a different story. In fact, it's very much the crux of my interview with Edmonton's Benoît Guimond, the man behind angel science and many other monikers. Just what is his sound, and how does he define it? Well, we'll hear from the man himself at the end of this episode, but before then, we'll take in audio odyssey divided into three distinct sections. Opening organic before breaking into DnB and closing with captivating breaks and sublime swells, I believe this episode displays much of the same alchemy as angel science. Among that final third, TDJ's "Yesterday" may well be the best blend of the spacey, dream-like breaks and atmosphere that occurs in so much of angel science's offerings. Find "Yesterday" below and catch it in the mix live tonight from 7-9 PM EDT on Radio Humber or after the fact as cataloged on Mixcloud. My Mixtape featuring angel science airs Saturday at 11 PM EDT.

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Wednesday, May 12, 2021

Bump In The Hump Sneak Peek: Liam Keery - Sickness

One of the great pleasures of the My Mixtape series, apart from all the IDs and hours of enjoyment, is discovering new artists. Often the guest mixer will opt to showcase their local scene, and while that is largely the case with My Mixtape featuring Reezy, this new hour reaches beyond his native Vancouver. Like Karbon a couple weeks ago, tonight's all-new episode of Bump In The Hump features another artist I was put onto by Reezy, Toronto's Liam Keery. The penultimate track in tonight's three-pronged house approach (deep/progressive, groovy/disco, tech/bass), "Sickness" features a wicked, rolling bassline, dope drum delivery and an utterly infectious atmosphere. Perhaps the ultimate teaser for Reezy's hour of so-called Rootin' Tootin Tech House, get "Sickness" below and catch it in the mix tonight, live from 7-9 PM EDT on Radio Humber, or after the fact as cataloged on Mixcloud here. Finally, get your fix of house Saturday with My Mixtape featuring Reezy, which premieres at 11 PM EDT.
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Wednesday, May 05, 2021

Bump In The Hump Sneak Peek: Bensley - That Feeling

Last week we had his house edit, and this week we go back to the original DnB offering from Bensley, "That Feeling." In the middle of a massive run of DnB, this genre-bending affair nails the theme of tonight's all-new episode of Bump In The Hump. Like this week's guest on My Mixtape, Fahjah, "That Feeling" delivers party vibes first and foremost, leaving convention and expectation in the dust. Similarly, tonight's episode starts where Fahjah did, trance. Then, further like Fahjah, we embark on a journey that includes flashes of acid, electro, psy, garage, funk and fire. It's as eclectic as ever and one hell of a ride, concluding with a clip of my conversation with Fahjah. Listen live from 7-9 PM EDT on Radio Humber, and find the full Bump In The Hump catalogue at Mixcloud. Get "That Feeling" here.

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Wednesday, April 28, 2021

Bump In The Hump Sneak Peek: Yurie - Love The Way You

Continuing to pair Bump In The Hump with its sister show, My Mixtape, tonight's all-new episode features the kind of screwface-inducing tunes that are the very essence of this week's guest mixer, LNDN. In fact, the track I've selected as tonight's sneak peek comes from one of LNDN's most recent collaborators, Yurie. Further to this theme, Yurie's BOMB ASS HOUSE track "Love The Way You" immediately follows another Vancouver talent and LNDN collaborator, XPNSV TASTE. These two close out the show with a bang and set up a clip of my conversation with Lynden Grosso, aka LNDN. If that isn't enough, you can see LNDN live on Twitch via Slightly Intoxicated Events' Wonderful Wednesdays, which goes live at 8 PM EDT, with LNDN closing things down at midnight EDT/9 PM PDT.

Catch another high octane episode of Bump In The Hump live, from 7-9 PM EDT on Radio Humber, or after the fact via Mixcloud. Then catch My Mixtape featuring LNDN Saturday, May 1st at 11 PM EDT.  
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Wednesday, April 21, 2021

Bump In The Hump Sneak Peek: John Rolodex - Pentium

As you hopefully know by now, My Mixtape is back with a new run of guest mixes. Of course, that impacts Bump In The Hump in that each episode now closes with a clip of my conversation with that week's guest. This week, we hand over the My Mixtape turntables to Kelmo, who delivers an hour of DnB, including several IDs and a couple of remixed deadmau5 classics among a fistful of Toronto talent. Setting the scene for our conversation, Bump In The Hump closes its musical portion with a trio of driving, percussive cuts including the genius of John Rolodex's "Pentium." A brilliant blend of classic jungle breaks and gripping, computer power, the lead track from Machinist Music's Prototypes EP fits perfectly in the final flourish of tonight's all-new of Bump In The Hump. Stream "Pentium" below, get it here and catch it in the mix tonight, live from 7-9 PM EDT on Radio Humber, or after the fact, as cataloged on Mixcloud here. My Mixtape featuring Kelmo premieres Saturday at 11 PM EDT.

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Wednesday, April 14, 2021

Bump In The Hump Sneak Peek: MDK & meganeko - Supercharge

After last week's monotone, all-house episode of Bump In The Hump, we're all but doing away with that this week as we ride a roller coaster of bass. An up and down affair that features all kinds of funk and fire, sometimes together; the theme of tonight's all-new episode may be best exemplified in MDK & meganeko's fabulous and fierce collaboration, "Supercharge." Bristling with electricity, it threatens to explode at any moment, keeping you on the edge of your seat as the killer chiptune, electro and dubstep energies combine brilliantly. While a wicked ride in itself, "Supercharge" is but a piece in the epic audio odyssey that is tonight's Bump In The Hump, one that, despite diverging from the heart of house, sets up a clip of my conversation with Frustra, this week's guest on My Mixtape, with the latest from Jayda G and Turbo Recordings. Stream "Supercharge" below, get it here and catch it as part of Bump In The Hump, live tonight from 7-9 PM EDT on Radio Humber, or after the fact on Mixcloud.