Podcasts about jazzsteppa

BDK otherwise known as Big Daddy Klein is a founding member and resident DJ of BASSFoundation, New Delhi’s very first regular drum and bass, dubstep and reggae clubnight. Having discovered dance music in the early 90s after purchasing his first batch of new beat/acid house cassettes, Klein, like most electronic music heads of that era eventually moved on to breakbeat, the backbone to bass music today. Moving on to drum and bass seemed like a natural progression for the young music lover, after some of his friends started promoting regular nights in Rotterdam. It seems fitting that he began promoting bass music once moving to New Delhi in 2007. Within months of the first BASSFoundation event with fellow founders, Ed 'Praxis' Anderson and Taru ‘Delhi Sultanate‘ Dalmia, the collective of 2 young DJ's and 1 MC had carved themselves a solid niche within the capital's burgeoning electronic underground. Unfortunately today, BASSFoundation lies low. With two of its members based abroad, it has been left down to Delhi's iconic MC, Delhi Sultanate to hold true to his roots. He does this with a new project dedicated to roots reggae, with a strictly vinyl-only policy, aptly titled BASSFoundation Roots. This weekend however, BDK, under his Big Daddy Klein moniker, has been invited to play BASS CAMP Festival in Delhi, Mumbai and Bangalore alongside Dub Phizix, Jazzsteppa, Ox7gen, Tarqeeb, Mr Herbalist and DJ Uri. A good reason to get a mix then! Playing under his BDK guise, dedicated to UK bass music, swaying towards genres such as UK house and techno, it’s a lush selection of tracks from some of our favourite current producers. A total treat for those of us who’ve been following this sound with pleasure over the years, but also a perfect and well-rounded introduction to newcomers or the less familiar. "With this mix I've tried to bring a different, not straight up dance-floor vibe, that can hopefully be enjoyed in different settings. From chilling at home on a Sunday morning to cruising around on your bicycle late at night. This is a strictly vinyl mix. It's not planned, not edited but carefully selected" - BDK (BASSFoundation) For a tracklist and further info, head over here: http://www.thewildcity.com/EN/music.xhtml/article/2732-wild-city-039-bdk-bassfoundation

http://headxones.podomatic.com/ 0:00 - 1:02: Opening remark into a modified excerpt from: Sunburned Hand of the Man - Parakeet Beat - peppered with samples from: The Baka Forest People which appear throughout the session along with samples from: THX 1138 ending the segment with an apology from: Lewis Black - 1:02 - 3:38 : Madvillain - Madvillainy - Shadows of Tomorrow - 3:38 - 6:38 : The Books - Way Out - I Am Who I Am - 6:39 - 10:53 : The Apples - Killing - serving as a backing track to the following from: The Books - You'll Never Be Alone - followed by Versatile - Explore Your Horizons - from the documentary, Freestyle: The Art of Rhyme 10:53 - 13:43 : backing track shift change with: Jazzsteppa - One (Original Mix) merging with 12:00 - 21:32 a collage of highly modified extracts from: Urkuma - Retour en Arriere ~ Sara Ayers - Interiors - But You Can't ~ Is What - mp3.com release 2000 (website now defunct) - Napoleon's Detonation of Landmines ~ Terrestial Tones - The Sailor ~ Sea Stories - For 1000 Years ~ Lexaunculpt - Has Been Trying Not To Wonder ~ further peppered with samples from Edie Sedgwick - Ciao! Manhattan ~ Kayla Schmitz - mp3.com release 2000 (website now defunct)- Hello Everybody ~ Vic Chesnutt - (undetermined - lo-fi recording of children and noise) - My Turn ~ closing the segment with Thomas A. Clark - Some Flowers - 21:32 - 22:45 : Alan Moore - The Art - 22:45 - 24:41 : Laraaji - Ambient 3 - Day of Radiance - Meditation #1 closing with George Harrison, Dick Cavett - I've Got Nothing to Say56.5 mb / 320 kbps

Jazzsteppa are an internationally acclaimed dubstep outfit based out of London and Berlin who combine cutting-edge digital production with acoustic instruments. Fusing hard line rave sounds with dixieland, jazz and blues, they've managed to create a unique brand of dance music, widely acknowledged by the global scene as truly innovative. Credited as the first dubstep act to perform and record with acoustic instruments, shunning samples, the music they make is 100% original. At the end of September, Jazzsteppa a.k.a Gal Bar-Adon and Gal Moore land in India for the very first time to play as a part of Bass Camp Festival which includes dates in Mumbai, Bangalore, Pune & Delhi. To celebrate they've put together a very special mix for Wild City. "We're really excited to come and play for our friends in India!!" - Jazzsteppa For a tracklist and more info, head over here: http://www.thewildcity.com/EN/music.xhtml/article/512-wild-city-005-jazzsteppa

EXCLUSIVES: INTERVIEWS & TRACK from Tim Healy & Peo de Pitte!!! Featuring Soulful, electro, tech, jackin, house, dub Step, baseline. Tracks: Joey Negro & Gramophonedzie ft. Shea Soul No Sugar -Z records. Flash Brothers Salsa Cut & Splice Dub - Big In Ibiza. D. Ramirez Jump It Up Original Club Mix – Toolroom. D. Ramirez & Smokin Jo Red Hot Club Mix – Toolroom. Jason Herd ft. The Bleachworks Its Ok - Subliminal. Tim Healy Ft Top Cat & Pipa Trix (Sample) Tempting to touch – SurfaRosa. EXCLUSIVE: Tim Healey Ft SirReal Take control - SurfaRosa Matt Cantor & Peo de Pitte Mo Fire - Wearhouse music. Aquasky ft Diane Charlemagne Take Me There – Passenger. Jazzsteppa & Foreign Beggars Raising the Bar - Studio Rockers.