Ultra Bass’s second offering is a 8 track compilation showcasing some great talent and a diverse range of styles within the garage genre from the melodic groove of Style Of Tigers ‘Back Talker’ to the booming and rumbling speed garage of Lamont Dex ‘Subversive’ through to futuristic vibes of ASMR & YDID ‘I got You’, 8 tracks of audio excellence!!!

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VA- THE ULTRA UNDERGROUND EP VOL1 [ULTRA BASS RECORDS]

Freestylers drop a mix  of Old School Electro jams from back in the D.A.Y …

Breakout the lino!!

Track Listing-

TimeZone-Intro
Mantronix-Needle To The Groove
Davey Dmx-One For The Treble
GrandMaster Flash & The Furious Five-The Adventures
West Street Mob-Breakdance Electric Boogie
Herbie Hancock-Rock It
Time Zone-Wildstyle
Newcleus-Jam On It
Man Parish-Boogie Bronx
G.L.O.B.E & Whiz Kid-Play That Beat Mr Dj
Rockers Revenge Ft Donnie Calvin-Walking On Sunshine
Tyron Brunson-The Smurf
Africa Bambaataa & The Soul Sonic Force-Looking For The Perfect Beat
Cybroton-Clear
Planet Patrol-Play At Your Own Risk

Jason King  drops a new Blend , Fusing elements of  Big Daddy and  Mr Scuff .

This ones a Party Starter

A free mix tape by Fat boy Slim and engineered by long time Cook collaborator Simon Thornton for the music magazine NME in 1997.

Part One (Side A)

Tracklist:
Pierre Henry - "Psyché Rock (Fatboy Slim Malpaso Mix)"
Death in Vegas - "GBH'"
Bassbin Twins - "Volume One-Side Two-Track Two"
Psychedeliasmith - "Fixy Jointy"
Basement Jaxx - "Fly Life"
Elite Force - "Saturnalia"
Monkey Mafia - "Lion in the Hall"
Double 99 - "RIP Groove"
Old Skool Flava - "Booty Beats"
CJ Bolland - "The Prophet (Hardknox Remix)"

Part Two (Side B)

Tracklist:

E.P.S. - "Big Time"
E.P.S. - "Hype the Funk"
175 Crew - "Volume One"
Latyrx - "Say That"
Kaleef- "Trials of Life (Fishead Instrumental)"
Mr. Dan - "One Man Banned"
Bassbin Twins - "Out of Hand"
Overseer - "Hit the Tarmac"
Cut La Roc - "Post Punk Progression"
Sensateria - "Give Me My Auger Back"

Tracklist:

00:00 – BELLA – Get It
03:00 – DJ FIXX – Drop The Bomb
06:24 – JE BOOGIE – Ass Like
09:05 – CURTIS B – Dat Beat
12:01 – DJ FIXX & KEITH MACKENZIE – Soulstice
13:44 – CALVIN HARRIS – Summer(Diplo Remix)
15:56 – ELO FT MR. LEXX – Wicked (Jumodaddy Remix)
17:39 – CURTIS B – Let It Bounce
19:14 – STANTON WARRIORS FT LAURA STEEL – Falling
20:42 – A-TRAK & OLIVER – Disco Nap
24:22 – KEVIN IRVING – Never Let Go (A-Trak Remix)
26:52 – CURTIS B – Traphouse Pop
28:42 – PIXL – Rat Twist
31:39 – DAFT PUNK – Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger (Dillon Francis Remix)
34:57 – HERE TO STAY – Zomboy Ft Lady Chann (Astronaut Remix)
37:38 – PERFECT KOMBO – Intercooler
41:18 – SHADE K – Killer
44:28 – SHADE K – Listening To Reggae
47:10 – CURTIS B – Snatch
48:52 – ZOMBOY – Patient Zero
53:01 – SHADE K – Quiet
56:01 – KID PANEL – Rock U

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This week we’re thrilled to welcome to The Armory, DJ Justin Johnson of San Francisco. One of the hardest working men in the business, Johnson runs four labels including Barely Legal Records. While Johnson is an accomplished DJ in his own right, he is respected by artists around the globe and has helped us line up some serious talent for the Armory Podcast, which we very much appreciate (thank you, Justin!). Now press play and get down!

Tracklist

1. Bunji Garlin, Stylo G, Jus Now – Tun Up (Dismantle Remix)
2. Flip5ide, Bangor – Pull Up!
3. Kalani Dias – Pump It Up (Wes Smith’s Califunkya Remix)
4. Electric Soulside – You Gotta Believe
5. DJ Justin Johnson – Fat Gold Chain (B-Phreak Remix)
6. Wes Smith – Bring That Beat Back
7. Cellardore – All About It
8. Wardian – Super Fresh
9. Kill Paris – Falling In Love Again feat. Marty Rod & Alma (Krafty Kuts Remix)
10. Defkline – Push Dat (2 Step Mix)
11. Hells Exilers, Tha-Suspect – Jalamiyah (feat. Tha-Suspect) (JDOUBLE Remix)
12. Perfect Kombo – Intercooler
13. Hironimus Bosch – Plump Hill
14. Lunathics – Tonight (thec4 “Reverse Mode” Remix)
15. Doggie Style, Hankook – Remember
16. DJ Justin Johnson – Go Back (Justin’s Faultline Disco Breaks Remix)

Justin Johnson is a DJ and producer from the San Francisco Bay Area spinning Breaks, House, and Tech House. He also operates Cable Recordings, Barely Legal Records, Cylon Dub Receptor, and Southern Vice Recordings. With a discography of more than forty tracks, he has worked with John Selway, Johnny Dangerously, and Johan Afterglow, as well as remixes for iiO, DJ Punk-Roc, Nigel Richards, Velcro City Records, Beyond Zilla, and Quartz Lock.

As a kid, he was raised on heavy doses of Blues, Jazz, and Funk, and when the New Wave scene started he became mesmerized by the sounds of the synthesizers, staying up late listening to the radio just hoping to hear Gary Numan or Afrika Bambaata. In high school he started to link up with other DJs, landed his own radio show on KSRH (San Rafael, CA), and honed his skills with good friend Mr. E and other local DJs. During his college years he would spend hours mixing with John Howard and going to the underground events in the SF Bay Area.

In 1994 he made a move to New York City and within a year of being in the north east, his shoulder was tapped by Scotty Marz, the founding father of Kingsize USA promotions, to become part of the crew. One year later he had built up such a solid reputation that he was recruited by Scott Richmond and Jonathan Kadish (aka Mr. Kleen) to work at the world famous Satellite Records in New York City. Justin quickly made a massive impact in the store and became the Breaks buyer and the stock manager for all three stores (Boston, NYC, Atlanta). Satellite offered the opportunity to not only be on the cutting edge of new sounds and producers, but also to be able to help cultivate the sounds of other DJs like Danny Tenaglia, DJ Icey, Adam Freeland, DJ Dan, Dave Dresden, Thomas Bangalter, Todd Terry, and just about any other taste-maker in the industry. After years of consistently rocking the north east in renowned venues like The Limelight, The Tunnel, The Roxy, Roseland Ballroom, and Irving Plaza, he became known as the “King of Breaks” in NYC, and an appearance at a massive NYC festival (6th Element) was so impressive that it even caught the ears of The New York Times.

Justin always brings the futuristic funk with him and you can hear his influences from the old school to the latest innovators – from Kraftwerk, King Tubby, Buddy Guy, Muddy Waters, John Coltrane, Giorgio Moroder, Gino Soccio, and all the way up to Bass Bin Twins, King Yoof, Lee Coombs, The Freestylers, Badboe, Olav Basoski, Maceo Plex, and Carl Cox.

His passion for DJing is still as strong now as it was when he started more than twenty-five years ago, and he is still on the radio running his internet show called ‘Techtonic Funk Brigade ‘on NSB Radio (1st and 3rd Fridays 5pm-7pm PST).

For more information on Justin visit:

www.djjustinjohnson.com
www.facebook.com/djjustinjohnson

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This weeks show features a bunch of new Mid Tempo, Glitch Hop and Ghetto Funk tunes which I just picked up on Juno. I dropped a little bit of Drum and Bass at the end to close things off. Free download is enabled as usual. I hope you enjoy the show!

-JD13

1. Cervendos & Freakvent Flote – Downtown Groove
2. DJ Snatch – I Got You
3. Lakeshore Drive – Two For The Crates
4. Son Of A Glitch – Together (ft. Adam Rowdyman & Laura Louise – William Breakspear remix)
5. Tuxedo Jack – Kool Boogie
6. K+Lab – Yes Please
7. WBBL – Buggin’
8. Morlack – Take It To Zulu (Mako & The Hawk Remix Part 1)
9. Dusty Tonez – Shake Ya Booty
10. DJ Wood – Eye Opener
11. K+Lab – Pop Sick Ill
12. Lack Jemmon – Theory Test
13. Sammy Senior – Sweet Funk
14. J Sound – On & On
15. Mr Stabilina – Money
16. MustBeat Crew – Dance On The Groove
17. Funktomas – Let Me Clear My Throat (Wobble edit)
18. S Strong & Funkanizer – J&B
19. Genera Narco – Hit & Miss (D&B Mix)

After over a decade in the music industry, Toolroom Records is going back to their roots, re reigniting their passion for house music with their #RESET campaign. It’s about refocusing; it’s about credible House music.

The label has always held a strong musical vision and tight artist roster and Toolroom’s new album series and new events concept is sure to spark this new journey. The first single in the project comes from AMTRAC. “Those Days” may sound familar. The tune has been around since 2012 but now has an official release on a mighty label.

To compliment the #RESET project Toolroom unleashed a brand new website with interviews, new videos (more to come over the next week), events and more. Read more at toolroomrecords.com. The label’s founder, MARK KNIGHT, also explains the project in this video. Catch it below.

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Amtrac on SoundCloud | Facebook | Twitter | amtracmusic.com

Future Funk Squad are the main focus for this weeks Throwback Thursday. Glen Nicholls aka Future Funk Squad is one the main players in the world of Breakbeat. Producing his own heavyweight tracks he has also landed and then turned out some quite incredible remixes from the likes of Nine Inch Nails, The Prodigy, UNKLE, The Crystal Method, Hybrid and this epic remix posted above by Muse.  There’s so much quality music to be found on his Soundcloud page so pop along to it HERE and enjoy the ride.

Future Funk Squad has released his third album titled ‘ Darker Days ‘ which was released in May and was covered here on LSM. That masterpiece has spawned a rather superb remix album called ‘ Darker Nights ‘ which features our guv’ner at LSM, Mr No Hands. You can get the third album and get ready for the release of the remix album which is out on the 22 Spetember from Future funk Squad’s Bandcamp page HERE.

The latest Big Bass Party episode is live and this week they have an exclusive interview with all round breakbeat bad man Krafty Kuts.

Tracklist:

1. Kill Paris – Falling In Love (Krafty Kuts Remix)
2. Feed Me – Without Gravity
3. Deekline – Sound of Music (Deekline’s Bass Mix)
4. Disclosure – When A Fire Starts to Burn (C2C Remix)
5. Dawn Golden – Still Life (Infuze Remix)
6. DJ Sliink x TWRK x Green Lantern – Trifecta (If You Don’t)
7. Cobra Krames feat. Vyle – Ready to Twerk
8. Tropkillaz & Buku – Follow The Beat
9. DJ Butcher – Fuck the Internet
10. Zeds Dead feat. Omar LimX & Big Gigantic – Stoned Capone
11. A. Skillz & Krafty Kuts feat. TC Izlam – Ill Type Sound [BREAK TO THE FUTURE]
12. Kanye West – Love Lock Down (Imanos x NGHTMRE Remix)
13. Pegboard Nerds x Misterwives – Coffins
14. Matrix & Futurebound – Edge
15. I See Monstas – Circles

Catch the show live in South East Queensland on Radio Metro 105.7FM, or stream it live from www.radiometro.com.au Monday nights, 11pm – 12am AEST. Alternatively, you can subscribe to the podcast on iTunes or download it from SoundCloud.
http://www.bigbassparty.com/

Big Bass Party – Episode 20 W/ Krafty Kuts