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Battle Hymn of the Republic
This great and popular American Choir, born in 1873, has been referred to by U.S. Presidents as "America's Choir". Its twin unmatchable legacies are well-sampled here: inspirational and comforting songs from both sides of their Civil War, and favourite hymns in settings popularised across the USA. (MusicalMerit)- Shop: odax
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15 Again (2LP+CD)
Der Album Track Toop Toop wurde schon von Madonna und David Guetta gesamplet, auf Eye Water ist Pharrell Williams am Mic als Gast!Der Album Track Toop Toop wurde schon von Madonna und David Guetta gesamplet, auf Eye Water ist Pharrell Williams am Mic als Gast! What if we took you back to your untroubled teenage days, when all seemed complicated and easy to reach at the same time? That is exactly what Cassius managed to transpose in 15 Again: a carefree music, coloured by some deep songs, like an emancipated soul, but always tormented. The hit Toop Toop, sampled by Madonna or David Guetta, among others, and the intense La Notte illustrate perfectly this state of mind of the youth. Pharrell Williams is present on the song Eye Water, a beautiful ode to our planet and its natural resources, and Cassius has got further exciting surprises for you. We're releasing their third album once again for this summer, a real shot of freshness to relieve you from the heat! TRACKS: A1. Toop Toop / A2. Rock Number One / A3. This Song B1. 15 Again / B2. All I Want / B3. Eye Water (feat. Pharrell Williams) C1. See Me Now / C2. A Mile From Here / C3. Jackrock D1. Cactus / D2. La Notte / D3. Cria Cuervos- Shop: odax
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By Hand
An exposition of raw instrumental piano designed to be sampled used and reused. BY HAND is a collection of original compositions by Matt McQuaid for QCI Records on a 1923 Wurlitzer to document Matt's first 12 piano pieces as well as provide a wealth of stylish and dynamic piano for sampling and re-use by artists and singers everywhere.. Truely a first, an album created to be sampled but also perfect for use in film, artistic production (writting, painting, etc.), meditation and relaxation, and as general background ambiance.. The album whole album was recorded in 15 hours in reaction to overproduced /edited albums that churn out endless takes and are needlessly expensive. All the tracks were recorded on the first take with up to three layers recorded from beginning to end without edits and has no effects processing. Enjoy!- Shop: odax
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Furious Bliss
Instruments and sounds used on this record: 1950's vintage drum kit 1950's reissue Danelectro 4-string electric bass 1969 Guild Starfire VI electric guitar 1981 Sequential Circuits Pro-One analog synthesizer Paul Anthony Rubero hand-crafted, custom 6-string acousting guitar Shaker, tambourine, and tuned bells Mellotron (sampled) String section (sampled) Human voice, through a Rode NT-1 microphone Grand piano (sampled) Ambient electronics Glitch Faktory E-bow Vox amplifier Brass slide Harmonium (sampled) Hammond B3 organ (sampled)- Shop: odax
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Set Me Free (Do That to Me)
An American R&B singer who became quite popular during the Disco era, Loleatta Holloway had a string of hits on the R&B charts and amassed 18 charted hits on the Hot Dance Music/Club Play chart including four #1's. Among Holloway's best known songs are "Hit and Run" and "Love Sensation," both of which have been sampled extensively. Presented here are five exclusive mixes of her 1991 club hit "Set Me Free (Do That to Me)," featuring rapper K-Street, including a special mix by Future Sound of London. All selections newly remastered.- Shop: odax
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Dark Hum of the Butterfly
Audio-lava has created a lush sound blending live drums with programmed drum loops, keyboard samples, lava like guitarscapes and the powerful yet delicately emotive vocals of Lisa Butel. All four members of the band sing, creating a rich vocal and electronic sound. Their music can be described as moody, groovy, jazz influenced, and experimental. Audio-lava has performed at many venues such as the Railway Club in Vancouver and various festivals including Seattle's Bumbershoot, Regina Folk Festival, Connect (Electronic + Tribal Music Fest), New Music West, the Vancouver International Dance Fest, Sista'hood, Deep Cove Daze and Commercial Drive Car Free Fest. Audio-lava performed "Oh Canada" at the opening ceremonies of a Saskatchewan Roughrider's game. Their songs have received over 40,000 plays on CBC's Radio 3 and they were picked as one of the top 20 bands for 2004 and DNTO's band of the week. They have received a major FACTOR c.d. loan and had distribution with Festival Records for an earlier release. They were recently awarded a FACTOR Demo grant to help with completion of "dark hum of the butterfly" released in spring of 2010. Their song Leaf from their "Embers and Icicles" c.d. has been included on CBC Radio 3's New Music Canada compilation Vol.1 and the Fabulous Gay Tunes compilation Vol.3 titled Lick. In 2005 audio-lava scored their first full-length feature film, Apartment 3, starring Ian Tracey. For live shows they perform as a four- piece band with sampled sounds or as a duo with backing sampled beats. The band includes Brent Cross (guitar, ableton live sampler, vocals), Lisa Butel (on vocals and Roland sound module), Jenny Beech (on drums and background vocals) and Lorri Dar (bass and vocals). The Band: Brent Cross has studied electronic music at VCC and is the primary songwriter. Brent records & produces audio-lava's music as well as other artist's music at his studio, Lavaland, in Vancouver. Lisa Butel has studied classical voice and has spent recent years exploring and experimenting in vocal improv groups and writing for the band. Lisa is inspired by modern dance, the human voice, improvisation/new music and humans themselves. Jenny Beech joined the band in 2003 on drums and background vocals. She has a music diploma from VCC and plays with The British Columbia Regiment Irish Pipes & Drums band and a dance fire troupe that performed at Burning Man. Co-founder and co-writer and drummer for the band NO MONA. Lorri Dar joined in 2004 and plays her funky bass lines and sings. Proud owner of Kokopelli Salon & Body Lounge. Co-founder and co-writer and bassist of NO MONA. REVIEWS: TOM HARRISON from THE PROVINCE "Lisa b. sets the tone of "embers and icicles", which is Morcheeba-influenced trance pop...She and partner Brent Cross create a warm, seductive musical tapestry....". SHAWN CONNER from THE GEORGIA STRAIGHT (December 5, 2002) - "I get it. Embers and Icicles = hot and cold. The hot part of the equation would be the smoldering vocals of Lisa b., while the cold is provided by the sci-fi keyboards and chilled-out beats of audio-lava.....Butel's jazz-inflected singing blends smoothly with her bandmate's cinematic synths, trumpet, and occasional Morcheeba-like spaghetti Western guitar". GERRY KROCHAK from the LEADER POST Regina "The debut full-length album is at once cool and warm, moody and jazzy, trippy and groovy, ambient and soothing, trance-inducing and oh, yes, very sexy...Univeral musical themes, notwithstanding, the sultry and emotive vocals of Butel are what set audio-lava apart".- Shop: odax
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Sketches of Perfect Landscapes
All songs written/performed/recorded by Gary Lappier at Mantorium South, except the drums on 'Heading Out at Dawn' played by Mr. Brandon Boote sampled from the Argonaut classic 'Desi Snich' and Djembe on 'A Musical Interlude' played by Ms. Katie Stricker. Very special thanks to everyone who has supported and encouraged me over the years, and especially Christopher Harris and Geoff Gibbs for lighting a fire under my ass to get this thing done, finally. All my best and love to you all. Thanks.- Shop: odax
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Bong 93 E.P
Recent press and radio The E.P has recieved airplay from radio stations across the world incuding Radio one - Huw Stephens Radio one - Rob Da Bank Josef Sedlon, Radio 1 (Prague) Tilos FM Radio, Bucharest (Hungary) Alooga Radio (Germany) Fuel, Xm Radio (Chicago, USA) DI FM, Duy do (USA) 209 radio (UK) the Alien air show on KXLU FM Radio (Cal, US) Fm cocolo (Japan) Angus Robinson, Money shot radio, Proton (US) Spacelab (US) Ibreaks - Lifecycle show (UK) FREAKIN RADIO - UNDERGROUND WEB BEATS It has also recieved some Good reviews Magazine Reviews Textura mag Bong 93 presents four aggressive samplings of dance-oriented futurama from Dogmixer (London, UK-based electronica producer/musician Matt Watts). The title cut's all acidy mayhem and grinding breaks while Watts' dystopic blend of chugging electro-techno gets a panoramic workout on 'Who Are You?' In a funky, breaks-centered remix, Lifecycle (Geoff Dent) turns 'Bong 93' into a tripped-out blaze of drums and percussion. The EP's best cut might be 'Mind in Motion (666 remix)' where Watts pairs a cryptic voiceover with an elastically tight locomotive steam that verges on trance it's so insistent. The Dogmixer style is purposefully punk-flavoured but isn't so tough that emotive melodies don't find their way into the mix now and then. Bong 93 is both Dogmixer's second EP and Replicant Society's second release and bodes well for both (future releases include a label comp and Dogmixer's Telecommunications full-length). January 2007 Barcode magazine New release from London-based producer/musician Matt Watts on his own record label, Replicant Society. Bong 93 is Dogmixer's third EP release, and having heard this I wouldn't mind investigating those either. Four tracks are on show - the title track opening with gusto, a sharply produced instrumental with edgy guitar sounds buried amongst lashings of warbling keys and film samples - it's thick on atmosphere. Virtually all the tracks follow this path, and whilst there's nothing particularly original going on, the mood, melodies and production ensure captivating results. Who Are You? is a marvellous track, bustling along like a steam train with seething synths winding around a cacophony of speech samples and chugging rhythms - the speeded beats are repetitive but appropriate. This track in particular reminded me of a band called Noise Unit - a side-project by Bill Leeb & Rhys Fulber. All in all, a very solid release of fast-paced atmospheric dance/soundtrack music with some choice melodies - well worth investigating 7.5/10 365 mag Dogmixer is the moniker of British producer Matt Watts, a versatile producer in the field of electronic music since 2002 who refuses to be categorized as a ´one-style only artist´. Eclectisism is his middle name, as he has been exploring the realsm of electronica, techno, IDM and, using the Dogmixer alias, breaks. Bong 93 is the 2nd EP released under the Dogmixer alias that already saw the support of Rob Da Bank, Huw Stevens and leftfield club DJ's. The release starts off with the original version of Bong 93, which immediately kicks in with a supersonic sequence of breaks ans warm synthesizers. Unlike other breakbeat-esque tracks, this one comes with a rather futuristic vibe. The choice of trancey synths, warm sound effects and intense drum sounds result in a unique atmosphere that made me think of a high-speed video racing game. Nice one! Who Are You? introduces a series of soft synths and reverb sounds, after which the rhythm kicks. The beats and percussion are in a less complex structure as in Bong 93, yet the dark synths and effects give this one a similar sonic vibe in full overdrive. The break features a trancending and dreamy blend of various synths and bleeps, after which the track rock on with more ferocious beats and cool effetcs. Track number three, entitled Mind In Motion (666 Remix) reduces the tempo to a more housey groove, with a cool vocal sample introducing the actual rhythm. The cool thing about this one is that it features that warm atmosphere as heard in the uptempo breaks tracks, but that the frenzy beats have been replaced with easy-going beats and claps. Progressive meets house, resulting in a fine piece of electronic music. Closing the disc is Bong 93 (Lifecycle Remix), which builds up to a solid rhythm with an uptempo sequence full of bongo's, drums and a sliced-up vocal sample. The rhythm sounds more mechanic on this one, like a factory machine on acid, but it will certainly be of big effect on dancefloors and festivals. The synths on this one are great, adding real value and melody to the track, without scaring the ladies off the dancefloor. Bong 93 is a remarkable release in the breaks genre, as it features a supersonic vibe that is unique in it's kind. For some reason, the sound of it made me feel like tuning my car, building in a 100.000 watt subwoofer, and race towards the horizon while breaking the sound barrier. Well, something like that anyway. I can recommned this release to any break DJ who is into prolific sounds and intelligent strutures, as it is more than able to raise the level of adrenaline of people regardless of their location. Youri Jozee (NL) 7.5/10 One week to live Magazine Starting with a sample of Patrick McGoohan's proclamation about not being a number, this one fights it's way out of the 'phones with a jumbled beat and some killer synths. At times, it seems the drumming is random, missing beats here and there and adding too many at one time, but it's clearly intentional and it works. Over the top of this is an exhilarating electro treble synth that zigzags over the breakdown, underpinned by a foundation of wah wah sounding bass synth and machine gun drum fills. Flip side 'Who are you?' is a bass laden breakbeat number, with shards of techno bristling out of it like a sonic hedgehog. 'Mind in Motion' throws down a swerving piano bassline, and is quite the deep house number. A nice contrast. 5/7 Tasty fanzine Bong 93 is a dance-friendly intelligent techno type affair which joins the likes of Glasgow's Satellite Dub and Paul Hartnoll's solo stuff in forging a way for new, more organic sounding electro. Reverbing keyboard melodies are the mainstay of the sound over the top of the break beats which underpin a driving rhythm, especially in 'Who Are You?'. Spartan use of some film track sci-fi samples and a an off kilter breakdown after about 4 minutes make for exciting listening. The housier 'Mind in Motion' deals in more lightly off-kilter key changes, unpredictable stop starts and more clever use of samples to animate the pauses and string the whole thing together. Accomplished work. Butterfly crush mag Dogmixer, Bong 93 EP On Bong 93, a Christmas release-date collection of markedly un-festive electronic wizardry, dystopia-fascinated Londoner Matt Watts presents - as promised - a sterner, more breakbeat-familiar proceeding than that offered by his Coasting EP of 2005. Happily, it transpires, the potency of the seductive, oneiric mystique that is Matt Dogmixer's calling-card is none the worse for it. On this EP's title track, the insect-like penetration of acid bass and a scuzzy grime-scene hook press darkly, like sentient forest-shadows, inwards and downwards on the listener's space. Otherworldly melody and dialogue sampled from The Prisoner, a show with scripts famously rich in metaphysical suggestion and psychotropic experimentation, complete one's impression of an electronic soundscape symbolising the unconscious mind - music for the world dreaming badly. The track's reworking by Lifecycle, more linear in form and less attritional in tone, is shrewd and efficient in drawing out and heightening both the hypnotic rhythmic impetus and the melancholic unease of the original mix. 'Who Are You?' constructs a more rapid and assassin-stealthy vehicle for the transmission of the Dogmixer's compelling spectral atmospheres and melodies, but reproduces to a tee the air of psychological intrigue and a- Shop: odax
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