SPRAY BEAST!!!!!!!!!!

Here are some flicks from my new ALL-TIME FAVOURITE BLOG EVER.

Some seriously heavy steeeelo goin on down thar....

Keep it rolling friend, cheers for the props.

1 Bruv.

Roidygun

you filthy filthy man....

Exit

Spider Scorpion

Pickchaz

Infraready

Stockwell Molotow Cocktail

London leg of the RT tour was executed in dope style a few weeks back and the fam got me in to document it for them and Belton.

Shot a load of black and white stuff to try and compliment the video made by the killer Chris Read.

Check them out.

RepresentEurope - RT Crew in London from Molotow on Vimeo.

Mulsh Up

Pimmmmms o'clock

Net Crap

Stone

Gentleman

Seem's the man Up There and that bloke Down There have brought their beef to the freight yard.....

Horpheee

Handstyles are amazing....

Soundclashing

Big tempo, ladies dancing and Ms Ware pon vocals.

Nice job.

The Ripple Effect

Since Burial first dropped the musical bombshell that was his first album, the Uk scene has seemed to be littered with poor imitations of his trademark sound.

While i don't want to sit here and knock individual producers for being seemingly unable to create individual music, there has to be some kind of line drawn in the sand. Almost every week i stumble across a grainy youtube video of somekind of lounge-dubstep track, essentially biting the beat patterns, rain samples and even the basic arrangements of some of Burial's pieces.

I don't want to sit here and rant about how producers should recognise seminal work and leave it well alone so instead i'm going to drop a few tunes on you which highlight the flip side of this. When an artist releases a record of such new and high standards it can often have an effect on numerous scenes other than within it's own. Burial's Lp's seemed to awake an ease within 'bass music' in the Uk, reminding people you don't have to have the crispest mixdowns or the freshest software to create beautiful music.

Here are some examples which in my humble opinion have taken influence from Burial in order to create something dope. The best thing about sample based or electronic based producers is when you see them 'influenced' by others, rather than raping killer samples and doing nothing new to them.

Get yourself a cup of tea, spark up your weapon of choice and enjoy the beats....

Out to P, B and anyone else digging for these gems.

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Ital Tek - Moment In Blue (Faltydl Remix)




Synkro - Everybody Knows




Cyantific - Empty Streets




Delphic - Halcyon (Deadboy Remix)

Nice Up Your Area

Cyanterrific

Did some press shots for Uncle Rico a few weeks back.

Here's a freebie which he and fellow bangerator Wilkinson have just remixed.

Go grab the goodness......

Kid Adrift - Oxytocin - Cyantific & Wilkinson Rmx by WorkItMedia

Also make sure you check this absolut killer which is set for release at the end of the summer. It'll surely be one of the highlight anthems of the year, make sure you support the cause and BUY ON SIGHT.

Oh dear....

Am i starting to like Uk funky....?