kerrier district is the acid inspired alter ego of luke vibert. luke vibert has a crazy output of music and thus creates alter ego’s to suit each type of music, wether it be aciod houd, pure acid music, drum and bass or what have you.
kerrier district was the soundtrack for me a few years back when i was trying to find a job closer to l.a. peep below for a few more tracks.
peep the new video by uzi scott. both tracks produced by dextah
the glitch mob consists of a like minded and similar sounding artists that banded together to further they sound they manipulate. members ooah, edit, kraddy, and boreta deliver hard ass bass and bangin drums to any track they do collectively and solo wise. peep below for examples of each member and another group effort.
when four tet stepped on the scene, it was something entirely fresh and new. a mix between free jazz, electronic, and hip hop blended in perfect harmony. of course the media dubbed it “folktronica” and four tet simply continued to expand his sound, pushing towards a more psychedelic electronic mix. check out a few more tunes below ….
one word to describe this music would be clouds. if clouds made sounds this is what it would sound like. i guess this stuff would be perfect for a mushroom filled afternoon by the beach. peep below for a few more choice cuts…
I had the pleasure of working with controller 7 years ago at a record store. i actually bought my 1st sampler off of him (an ensoniq eps) while he purchased the choice of many samplists in the late 90’s (akai mpc 2000 xl). controller 7 got his start working with the anticon crew and landed quite a few beats on various albums and comps. eventually he broke away and did two 7 inch eps for a label out of canada called bully. peep below for some more choice cuts by controller 7.
when i first started making music, i started to look outside of hip-hop for more sample based music. squarepusher was one of the first to make me think “how does he do that” (little did i know computers played a major role in d ‘n b music). tracks off the album hard normal daddy and music is one rotten note are held in high regards. peep below for a few more drum debauchery.
apparently i missed out on this guy when he first came out. this is a true representation of the darkest dubstep ever. peep below for a few more choice tracks.
i’m not sure how i came across z-ro’s music, but summer 0f 08 i was bangin his then new album “crack” and an album he and his cousin did together-ABN “is is what it is”
peep below for the abn track that was was in constant rotation in my ride last summer
you cannot deny the lyrical prowess of pharoahe monch. simon says was an anthem for many years and probably the biggest jump off for a then newly birth label called rawkus records. peep the vids below for more lyrical mastery….
