Thursday, January 26, 2012
DJ Kormac @ Fun & Floor Clubnight, Geneva
DJ Kormac (Scribble Records), producteur irlandais surdoué dans le monde de l'électro swing nous présente son AV show. Un mélange de musique et de vidéo directement contrôlée par ses platines vinyles.
DJ Kormac (Scribble Records), Irish producer talended in the electro swing music presents its new AV Show : a mix between music and video controled directly by the vinyls turntables.
Réalisation : Arnauld Roux, Nicolas Pot
Coordination : Christophe Zwissig
http://www.funandfloor.ch
http://www.periperi.ch
Saturday, January 21, 2012
Tuesday, January 17, 2012
The Animators - Marvellous Live on the Saturday Night Show
The Animators featuring our own G.Frequency on bass from the Saturday Night show on RTE
Tuesday, January 3, 2012
Six Methods Mixtape
Linking you to DJ Harry Moschops new spacey mixtape right here starting twenty twelve in a cosmic styley!
Six Methods Mixtape
A selection of audio gems straight out the Moschops crates...
"Have you ever wondered why the true meaning of time has eluded mankind,
keeping his/her position fixed in a bubble of probability?
Well now the moment has come to unlock the secret of time.
Simply sit back, indulge yourself in whatever way you see fit,
and play this mixtape from start to finish. All will be revealed."
Moschops 2034
Friday, December 16, 2011
slumGODS, cos we were never dogs
Came across these videos of a B-Boy scene developing amongst a few locals in India, and thought these were some excellent videos that were worth sharing. The actual moves on show are great to watch and I think there is a unique novelty element of seeing a form of hip hop culture, now reach India, a region which is largely untapped from the reach of Hip Hop.
One of the videos has a contributor drawing a parallel with the tough backgrounds and poverty that he sees in the Indian cities that he works in, providing the environment which would ultimately establish the origins of a native hip hop scene - in similar fashion to how it originated 30 years back from the Bronx. And I do think that's a reasonable comparison to make, not a churlish or lazy connection, but a credible and interesting story just to document.
I only found out about these videos through a blog post on Bombay Bronx website
here
...which is has some other content about the Slumgods project developed by a promising rapper called Mandeep Sethi on which there is more information on as well further links about the specific projects working with underprivileged people if you wish to know more: here and here
Slumgods Part I from tahska on Vimeo.
One of the videos has a contributor drawing a parallel with the tough backgrounds and poverty that he sees in the Indian cities that he works in, providing the environment which would ultimately establish the origins of a native hip hop scene - in similar fashion to how it originated 30 years back from the Bronx. And I do think that's a reasonable comparison to make, not a churlish or lazy connection, but a credible and interesting story just to document.
I only found out about these videos through a blog post on Bombay Bronx website
here
...which is has some other content about the Slumgods project developed by a promising rapper called Mandeep Sethi on which there is more information on as well further links about the specific projects working with underprivileged people if you wish to know more: here and here
Thursday, December 15, 2011
Olan All City & Tu-ki mix up an awesome f-f-f-fresh selection of their highlights of 2011. It's a stunning selection across genres with tracks that will stand the test of time. Check it now...
A$AP Rocky to Zomby 2011 Wrrrrappp Up by allcitydublin
Sunday, November 27, 2011
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