Here’s the preview of our next Mixpak release, the Dre Skull produced Loudspeaker Riddim, featuring Beenie Man, Natalie Storm, Machel Montano and Popcaan. The full release drops on the 22nd May.
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TropicalBass.com and BignHairy presents the Rebel Sonix Remix Competition with support by Yard Gear and Groove 3.
New Dre Skull riddim release, Loudspeaker Riddim, drops May 22nd with vocals from Beenie Man, Natalie Storm, Machel Montano and Popcaan. Audio previews coming soon…
GERMAICA DIGITAL presents:
SOUTH RAKKAS CHACHI RIDDIM
MegaMix by
JUGGLERZ
01. Sanjin & Youthman (BiH/S) - I’m Not A Terrorist
02. Ward 21 & DeeWunn (JA) - Pepper Pot Thing
03. RDX (JA) - Bumpa Cyaat
04. Rage (JA) - Bounce It
05. Mo$ion (JA) - Murda
06. Tom Hype (A) - Bei uns in Kärnt’n
07. Shabu (E) - Chachi
08. Blaqk Sheep (JA) - Roll Gyal
09. Mercci (E) - Run Dem Out
10. Stylo G & Serocee (UK) - Me No Waan Hear Nuttn
11. Ryo Vibes (JP) - Dance Hard Party Mad
12. Hålogolandslaget (N) - Gni Det In
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D-RAKKAS, once again shows his production prowess with the release of SOUTH RAKKAS CREWs new, highly anticipated and long overdue Riddim record release, CHACHI. They started almost a decade ago with monster riddims like CLAPPAS, RED ALERT or BIONIC RAS and it’s been years since their last riddim record CHINKUZI. Just when the rest of the planet seemed to be catching up with what SRC was doing more than 6 years ago D-RAKKAS formerly known as DOW JONES engages warp drive taking “Electro-Dancehall” through to the next solar system.
Teaming up with GERMAICA DIGITAL - the pioneering European Dancehall label responsible for TANYA STEPHENS’ - IT’S A PITY and the highly acclaimed DOCTOR’S DARLING RIDDIM - SOUTH RAKKAS introduces a hand-picked selection of Dancehall artists from Jamaica and around the world. The CHACHI RIDDIM features contributions of: WARD 21 & DEEWUNN, RDX, MO$ION, and new comers RAGE and BLAQK SHEEP representing Jamaica; alongside: TOM HYPE (Austria), STYLO G & SEROCEE (UK), SHABU (Spain), MERCCI (Spain), SANJIN & YOUTHMAN (BOSNIA/SWEDEN), HÅLOGOLANDSLAGET (Norway) and RYO VIBES (Japan).
After recent releases with EDM hype-label “Mad Decent”, D-RAKKAS has kick started SOUTH RAKKAS Riddims again stirring up excitement in the global Dancehall community; making it his personal goal to see SRC have its most productive year to date with at least 2-3 more riddims dropping among a number or remixes and EPs.
SOUTH RAKKAS - CHACHI RIDDIM droppin’ April 24 on GERMAICA DIGITAL!
It’s an Electro-Dancehall thing!
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Title: Chachi Riddim
Artiste: Various
Format: Album (Digital)
Label: Germaica Digital
Producer: D-Rakkas for South Rakkas Crew
Master: T-Power for South Rakkas Crew/Germaica Digital
Executive Producers: D-Rakkas & Pionear for South Rakkas Crew/Germaica Digital
Release: Apr. 24th 2012
Distributor: INgrooves.com
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Palms Out is very excited to announce the release of the Mysterious EP, by Copenhagen’s favorite son, August Fenger, aka ELOQ. At a very tender age, he is already a local hero in Copenhagen for his raucous parties and DJ sets, as well as the already legendary production work for local rap phenom, KIDD. With one solo release under his belt for Copenhagen’s Hobby Industries, he’s taking his sound global. The 4 song Mysterious EP is a glittering explosion of energy– a comet trip to saturn with detours in Atlanta, Chicago, and London to pick up some strong musical references. The remixes of the radio single, “Why Don’t You?” are equally out-of-this-world, starting with a dubby heater by men-of-the-moment Lazer Sword, an experimental bass quest by Melbourne’s Lucid, and a giddy old school house take by Palms Out’s own Norrit. Don’t sleep!
For fans of Hudson Mohawke, Rustie, Girl Unit, Lazer Sword, Modeselektor, Taz.
Out now!
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The Harmattan is a dry and dusty West African trade wind. It blows south from the Sahara into the Gulf of Guinea between the end of November and the middle of March. On its passage over the desert it picks up fine dust particles which color the sky and distort the sun.
Follow CHLLNGR as he narates the journey from dessert to city to sea.
Go behind the scenes of Diplo’s new travel book, 128 Beats Per Minute, in this Urban Outfitters-exclusive video from photographer Shane McCauley.
