Showing posts with label Electro. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Electro. Show all posts

Friday, April 22, 2011

Yes, YeshYo

This, is in my opinion, is a very talented up-and-comer. YeshYo definitely has the Pop-Step down, as well as Electro, Drum and Bass and a slew of other bass-heavy genres. He was nice enough to write a few words about himself too. This kid is going places! ;)

My name is Matteo Di Berardino, aka YeshYo. I live in Italy, more precisely in Milan. My first approach to music was through a DJ console that my father bought me about three years ago . After that, exactly on Christmas 2009, I decided to start producing my own music. Currently, I have just finished my first, hopefully not last, official remix. Now I'm starting to work on my first EP which will be a mix of Dubstep, Electro and DnB. Despite not having any labels, I am still very motivated. We'll see how it goes!


You can link up with YeshYo at the following the links below.


Facebook          Myspace          Soundcloud




Monday, November 30, 2009

Slap Chopping the Electro Breaks by Steve Porter

Steve Porter decided to do an electro Break (video) remix of Vince and the Slap Chop. You have got to see this. Here is the track "Slap Chop". You know you want it! ;)

Thursday, November 12, 2009

Taking a moment for BRAINPAIN

Allow me to introduce you to BRAINPAIN. A 28 year old producer from Poland. BRAINPAIN has a sound with so much aggressive bass, that if given a proper sound system could possibly give you brain pain. Here are a few things you may or may not know about BRAINPAIN. Directly from the source.

I have been making music since 1995 says BRAINPAIN. I was fifteen years old when I started. I didn't even have a half way decent computer. I used a broken Amiga, headphones form a walkman, a Casio keyboard (The kind for children), and a cassette player. This was my first recording studio. Now I am working mainly with Reason, FL studio, Cubase, Ableton live, and Audition. I produce dubstep, dark heavy drum n bass, breakcore, experimental-electronica, drill and bass, down tempo, etc... Many genres with broken beats or broken bass.

So far I have released mostly drum n bass on various lables. But you can prepare to see dub step releases soon. I am the director of Dubsaw Recordings (sub-label of Mindsaw Recordings). We have many new tracks that will be hitting the clubs soon. You can expect to see releases form Culprate, Barbarix, Suspect & Switchdubs, Rakoon, Koan, Wachs Lyrical, Veelk (A.K.A. I:GOR), and many more.
-BRAINPAIN.


Contact BRAINPAIN for demos and bookings.

E-mail:
Brainpain@Dubsawrecordings.com

AIM:
BrainpainDBP

Myspace:
Brainpain.dubsaw
Violenttendencies666
Dubsaw


Thursday, October 22, 2009

Bouncy Dance and Bass by Wrong Chris


Wrong Chris. A 24-year-old dj/musician, writer and Graphic Design student from Vancouver BC, Canada whose style of mixing is eclectic. You can expect to hear a mixture of multiple dance music genres riddled with funky grooves and bass. Wrong Chris also writes for a Canadian-based blog, called Lights Over Canada, that spotlights up-and-coming artists from his home country.


The mix below is one hour and forty-five minutes of brash beats with a variety of dance music styles. Some of the genres featured in the mix are Bmore, Breaks, Electro, Tech-House and Dubstep. So, check out the mix and, if you like what you hear or have any questions, leave him a comment!

Myspace
myspace.com/thewrongchris




Tracklist:
1) Old Money - Dancehall Queen
2) Rye Rye ft. M.I.A. - Bang
3) Golden Gloves - Casablanca
4) Crazy Cousinz - Bongo Jam (L-Vis 1990 & Bok Bok's Refix)
5) Soulwax - E Talking
6) Jay Robinson - Acid Line (Tom Deluxx Remix)
7) Munk - Live Fast Die Old! (Pristine Busters 'Never Dies' Remix)
8) DJ Icey - Bass Bus
9) Alter Ego - Why Not?! (Tim Deluxe Remix)
10) Wolfgang Gartner - Bounce
11) Arctic Monkeys - When The Sun Goes Down (Bass Weazal'Boom Shaker'Remix)
12) Major Lazer - Hold The Line (Edu K Remix)
13) Fake Blood - I Think I Like It
14) MGMT - Time To Pretend (Bass Weazal Re-Shuffle)
15) Will Bailey & Mikey Hook - The Knock (Bass Weazal Remix)
16) Wongo - Oh Nah
17) D.I.M. & TAI - Lyposuct
18) The Office - Cumbiesta
19) Crystal Fighters - Xstatic Truth (L-Vis 1990 Remix)
20) Atomly - Crave
21) Mojo Jones - Laughing Gas
22) Lenka & Nadastrom - Trouble Is A Friend (Sharkslayer Nassau Edit)
23) Automatic Panic - Louder (Trash Yourself Remix)
24) Dilemn - Modern Slave
25) Nid And Sancy - My Agitator (Headshotboyz Remix)
26) Boltan - Creepy (Mightfools Remix)
27) Blaqstar - Get Off (Jack Beats Remix)
28) Major Lazer - Hold The Line (DZ Remix)
29) La Roux - Tigerlilly (B.Rich Remix)
30) Reso - Smash Yer Face In
31) Downlink - Against The Machines
32) Optimus Gryme - Annihilation Of The Ego
33) Untold - Anaconda
34) Raffertie - Antisocial (Toast Refix)
35) Imogen Heap - Hide And Seek (Enigma Remix)
36) James Brown - Sunny (Featurecast Remix)
37) The Doors - The End (Rive Starr Re-Trip)

Heavy Hitting Electro Bass by NARSTI

Hayden aka NARSTI. This 26-year-old, London resident produces a unique Electro Bass sound, with a hint of Glitch. NARSTI's tracks consist of heavy-hitting bass hooks with late -80's synths that evolve as the tracks progress. He has some new material that is really close to completion, so keep an eye out! If you are into Electro Bass, NARSTI is a producer that you might want to check out from time to time.

When he is not producing music, NARSTI makes a living as a Creative Designer. Check out his portfolio. NARSTI seems to know exactly what he likes and dislikes. Some of his likes include: beats, ping-pong, reading, synthesizers, the night time, beer, George Lucas, Liam Howlett, tea, lasers and Charlie Brooker. Some of NARSTI's dislikes include: coffee without sugar, TV Soaps (even Hollyoaks!), 95 percent of advertising and when things are not as good as they could be.

NARSTI also knows what he wants, especially when it involves what he wants to achieve with his music.

"I'm trying to combine lots of different influences into one powerful and energetic sound, " says NARSTI. "I want people to feel a rush and get excited when they listen to my music."