House subgenre with metallic sound and frequency-modulated basslines
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For Woman's Hour's first ever live broadcast from Worthy Farm Anita is joined by BBC 6 Music's Jamz Supernova. Jamz gives Anita her top tips and talks us through the women she's most excited to see perform this year. Emily Eavis has been co-organising Glastonbury since 1999, working alongside her father and founder of the festival, Michael Eavis. Over the years, she's booked some of the biggest names in music, from Beyonce and Adele to the Rolling Stones. Emily has been committed to making the festival more sustainable, banning single-use plastics in 2019 and she's been vocal about improving gender equality within the live music industry. So how does she feel about this year's line-up of all-male headliners? Four time Grammy nominee and folk legend Allison Russell joins Anita live for a very special performance. Alongside being a singer and songwriter Allison is a poet, an activist and a multi-instrumentalist. Fresh from performing alongside the one and only Joni Mitchell earlier this month she is at Glastonbury, performing on The Acoustic Stage. There are no female headliners at Glasto this year, what does this mean for women in the music industry? Anita is joined by a top panel including Vick Bain who has been in the business for over 25 years and founded The F List – a directory of female musicians, the Welsh songwriter and producer The Anchoress and 6 Music DJ and founder of Future Bounce record label Jamz Supernova. Rebecca, Diana and Kristine invited Anita to their camp site. The three friends, who are festival lovers and Woman's Hour listeners, share their Glasto memories and tell us why it's such a magical place. Presenter: Anita Rani Producer: Emma Pearce
Deep-House. Future-House. Future-Bounce. Bass-House. STMPD-Style
Deep-House. Future-House. Future-Bounce. Bass-House. STMPD-Style
Deep-House. Future-House. Future-Bounce. Bass-House. STMPD-Style
Deep-House. Future-House. Future-Bounce. Bass-House. STMPD-Style
Deep-House. Future-House. Future-Bounce. Bass-House. STMPD-Style
Deep-House. Future-House. Future-Bounce. Bass-House. STMPD-Style
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Deep-House. Future-House. Future-Bounce. Bass-House. STMPD-Style
Deep-House. Future-House. Future-Bounce. Bass-House. STMPD-Style
Deep-House. Future-House. Future-Bounce. Bass-House. STMPD-Style
Big Night Radio featuring Kastra - Aired on 4/22/22
VirtualDJ Radio PowerBase - Channel 4 - Recorded Live Sets Podcast
Live Recorded Set from VirtualDJ Radio PowerBase
Deep-House. Future-House. Future-Bounce. Bass-House. STMPD-Style
Deep-House. Future-House. Future-Bounce. Bass-House. STMPD-Style
Небольшой подарок к Новому году. 14 отменных треков в жанрах Future House, Future Bounce, которые добавят огонька в вашу новогоднюю ночь и заставят вас двигаться)
Deep-House. Future-House. Future-Bounce. Bass-House. STMPD-Style
Deep-House. Future-House. Future-Bounce. Bass-House. STMPD-Style
Big Night Radio featuring Mike Williams - Aired on 9/17/21
Deep-House. Future-House. Future-Bounce. Bass-House. STMPD-Style
Deep-House. Future-House. Future-Bounce. Bass-House. STMPD-Style
Next up is a prominent producer and dj who has made a name for herself in London following her move to the city in 2016. Giulia Tess has released music on the likes of Fever AM, Future Bounce and More Time Records. However, most recently she announced a new EP on Scarlet Tiger, the record label run by Ross From Friend's. The record itself is a leftfield exploration of experimental electronics which features elements of Techno, UK inspired bass sounds and abstract soundscapes. It's a hypnotic, strange release which is as fitting for late night moments all alone as it is on discerning dancefloors. Originally from Italy, Giulia has established herself as a fierce and fearless dj having appeared on BBC Radio 1xtra, BBC Asian Network, NTS and most regularly on her own Threads radio show. We invited her to record a mixtape which reflects where she's at as an artist in the present, she doesn't hold back.
Deep-House. Future-House. Future-Bounce. Bass-House. STMPD-Style
Karen "KG" Nyame has been dubbed the “Goddess of Rhythm,” and for good reason. Her body-popping sounds draw from restless African polyrhythms, the high-energy drum patterns of diasporic club music and the boom of UK bass. KG herself is as restless as her music - she works as a presenter on Capital Radio, produces for labels like Black Acre and Future Bounce, and teaches at her own music workshops in collaboration with Red Bull Music. KG continues to twist up the world's many musical cultures with this week's podcast. Although she can at times go dark and heavy, here she tends to draw for deeper moments. There are passages of super silky and vocal deep house, elastic drum tracks and infectious UK funky tunes that are all seamlessly fused together into something with a seductive sense of flow.
Deep-House. Future-House. Future-Bounce. Bass-House. STMPD-Style
Deep-House. Future-House. Future-Bounce. Bass-House. STMPD-Style
Deep-House. Future-House. Future-Bounce. Bass-House. STMPD-Style.
Deep-House. Future-House. Future-Bounce. Bass-House. STMPD-Style
Deep-House. Future-House. Future-Bounce. Bass-House. STMPD-Style.
Deep-House. Future-House. Future-Bounce. Bass-House. STMPD-Style
Deep-House. Future-House. Future-Bounce. Bass-House. STMPD-Style.
Deep-House. Future-House. Future-Bounce. Bass-House. STMPD-Style
Deep-House. Future-House. Future-Bounce. Bass-House. STMPD-Style.
Deep-House. Future-House. Future-Bounce. Bass-House. STMPD-Style.
Deep-House. Future-House. Future-Bounce. Bass-House. STMPD-Style.
Deep-House. Future-House. Future-Bounce. Bass-House. STMPD-Style.
2020 and the first lockdown in the UK hit the music industry hard but musicians, DJs and producers found innovative ways to keep the joy of music alive. In this week's episode we caught up with Jamz Supernova (@jamzsupernova) who uses her platform on BBC 1Xtra to showcase rising talent and alternative RnB. She spoke to us about how she pivoted to recording from her bedroom, her label Future Bounce (@future_bounce) and the future of nightlife post-COVID. We also talk to Jojo Sonubi (@jojoldn) who used the first lockdown to launch a brand new digital radio station from scratch. His hugely popular station No Signal (@theresnosignal) is now blasting through the airwaves, hiring young talent, and building big brand collaborations - it's a rising music platform to watch. So as we head into lockdown two, who better to inspire us than these two guests?! Don't forget to follow us on Instagram @corqstudio and you can find me on Twitter @jennifertoro_. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Deep-House. Future-House. Future-Bounce. Bass-House. STMPD-Style.
Deep-House. Future-House. Future-Bounce. Bass-House. STMPD-Style.
Jamz Supernova is a DJ and broadcaster from London. She's of Jamaican-Cuban-Irish heritage. Jamz is known for her popular BBC Radio 1Xtra and British Council radio shows, her Future Bounce record label and nights, and for her passion for supporting alternative Black music styles. https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b05tqk1x
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