Tag: dubstep
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RC 225: Babylondon 2012
Welcome to Gridlock! They call it murder… A state of the capital address about London, 2012, Babylon and ting. Righteous music from roots reggae to dubstep, soul, rock and gothabilly & psychobilly (and two Orchestras and some funky dubby jaxz from Miles Davis!) celebrating Jamaica’s 50th birthday and Red, Gold and Green rather than Bronze,…
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Train tracks
It’s not often I get a demo email from a rail company but Gatwick Express has commissioned 30 minutes of music from Philip Sheppard then Benga and The Milk have recorded their own take on it. It’s a mad idea and could go wrong in so many ways, but as you can see from the…
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Lady Leshurr & 367 crew
I admit I only really came across Lady Leshurr via the guest spot on Orbital’s recent album, and she was the best thing on it! A friend posted this great video with her and the rest of the 367 crew (Lioness and Amplify Dot, who are equally worth checking out and should be big) guesting…
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Newtimers – January Love (yus remix)
https://soundcloud.com/newtimers/newtimers-january-love-yus As you might have guessed I’m going through the inbox, and inbetween the usual nestling was this amazing remix…I didn’t know the original so had to go listen and it’s very different, this turns a fairly typical indie rock song into chillwave hypnogogic (are we still using those labels?) ambient post-dubstep loveliness. I know…
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Rusko kicks brostep out of sight
Rusko, the disavowed inventor of brostep, surprised me by creating a complete piano banger of a CHOOOON, Somebody to Love. Now this is proper old skool dubstep, with extra hands-in-the-air rave piano/break kicks in for good measure (and max smiles). Video is really sweet too (and yes like the YT comment I want a WAKE…
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RC 214: Playing Hooky
3 weddings, 2 DJ gigs (I’m kinda of a DJ!) and one New Order gig…that was 2011. Hopefully 2012 will be quieter/busier (delete as applicable). And hopefully I don’t turn into the Shit Bears Say skit…already invented cubstep and dumbstep so far…Amazeballs! Various covers of New Order, I talk about The Artist, Canterbury Group and…