Global Bass is a term that is attempting to classify a recent mashing of genres and cultures. Global Bass is exactly that, Global. It's different in every instance and culture. However, it is always electronic and always using lots of the lower frequencies. Sometimes Global Bass uses 3Ball (Tribal), Dub, Dancehall, Electro, and Miami. It's a very rap and dub influenced style of electronic music. But enough definition, let's get on with the show!
GLOBAL BASS RECORDED SHOW
FYI, this show clearly quotes almost completely from this article - http://boingboing.net/2012/10/02/music-appreciation-global-bas.html
A Tribe Called Red - Indigenous Power
Bucky Done Gun - M.I.A.
DEISE TIGRONA - INJECAO
Planet Rock - Afrika Bambaataa and Soul Sonic Force
Curi CĂ hueri - Dj.RogelioHuerta
Ayinla Omowura & his Apala Group + J Kenzo - Fuji Dub - DJ Zhao
Javier Estrada - Histeria (Original Mix)
Treason - Rhythm Star
Body of a Goddess - Rhythm Star
Eye of the Sibyl - DRVG CVLTURE
Aint No Sunshine Master - Elonious
Ku Chi Ta Chi - CoreyCorey Haim
Popeye's Pirate Radioshow
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Monday, November 19, 2012
Tuesday, October 30, 2012
Moombahton Exploration
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Great musical ideas are created when chaos and order are brought together in a particular way. Chaos is the ultimate way to come up with new ideas. In a chaotic situation, ideas collide constantly with each other. However, these collisions can break ideas in the same way that they are making them. Order is needed for ideas to grow. With the proper balance of chaos and order, new, radical ideas can both form, and grow.
Soundsystem Culture was a time when chaos and order collided in just the right way. The order was created first. This order was a business model. Sound system put huge speakers with cheap food and beer. This created a sort of block party that people could get into cheaply. This is the order part of the mix. The chaos is the DJs. DJs were constantly driven to find music that people liked. In the beginning, the DJs played straight R&B. After a while, they started to Mix ideas together. A major component of this was something called Dub Plates. Dub Plates are Records that can be made in a few hours and will last through just a few plays. With these Dub Plates, Sound System DJs could really start to manipulate music like never before. Sound System created genres like Ska, Raegge, and Dub
More than 60 years later, the same thing is happening. The order is venues that aim to play small bands for small audiences. These small venues create chaos by throwing different bands and groups of people together. The whole thing is accelerated by the internet. Moombahtron is a genre in a long serise of fusion genres that might take off. This particular genre is created by slowing down Dubsteps 110 or 120 beat to a lower 108 bpm that is common with Raegge.
Moombahton is a fusion genre of house music and reggaeton that was created by American DJ and producer Dave Nada[2] (born David Villeagas) in Washington, D.C., in the fall of 2010.[3] Musically, moombahton is essentially Dutch house or electro house at the tempo of reggaeton (usually 108-115 beats per minute) with reggaeton influenced drum and percussion elements. Other features include "thick basslines, dramatic buildups, a two-step pulse, and quick drum fills."
Angelito - Don Omar
Take Over Control - Afrojack
Moombahton - Dave Nada
Knife Party ft. Mistajam - Sleaze (Original Mix)
Que Que - Diplo & Dillon Francis
Aliens on Acid - Frandomeda
Move - JWLS
i!! - Nadastrom Feat. Skrillex
La Boomba - Sazon Booya
Birdy Nam Nam- Goin' In ( Skrillex Remix) ( David Heartbreak Loc'd The Fuck Out Bootleg)
Country Club (Crowd Control Remix) - Torro Torro
This is Halloween - Figure
Evilution - Datsik + Infected Mushroom
Language - Porter Robinson
Show Me Love (Morrison Remix) - Robin S
Amplifire by Diplo and Skrillex
Pendejas Transition (Rez & Des DJ Tool)
Bounce - Calvin Harris
Great musical ideas are created when chaos and order are brought together in a particular way. Chaos is the ultimate way to come up with new ideas. In a chaotic situation, ideas collide constantly with each other. However, these collisions can break ideas in the same way that they are making them. Order is needed for ideas to grow. With the proper balance of chaos and order, new, radical ideas can both form, and grow.
Soundsystem Culture was a time when chaos and order collided in just the right way. The order was created first. This order was a business model. Sound system put huge speakers with cheap food and beer. This created a sort of block party that people could get into cheaply. This is the order part of the mix. The chaos is the DJs. DJs were constantly driven to find music that people liked. In the beginning, the DJs played straight R&B. After a while, they started to Mix ideas together. A major component of this was something called Dub Plates. Dub Plates are Records that can be made in a few hours and will last through just a few plays. With these Dub Plates, Sound System DJs could really start to manipulate music like never before. Sound System created genres like Ska, Raegge, and Dub
More than 60 years later, the same thing is happening. The order is venues that aim to play small bands for small audiences. These small venues create chaos by throwing different bands and groups of people together. The whole thing is accelerated by the internet. Moombahtron is a genre in a long serise of fusion genres that might take off. This particular genre is created by slowing down Dubsteps 110 or 120 beat to a lower 108 bpm that is common with Raegge.
Moombahton is a fusion genre of house music and reggaeton that was created by American DJ and producer Dave Nada[2] (born David Villeagas) in Washington, D.C., in the fall of 2010.[3] Musically, moombahton is essentially Dutch house or electro house at the tempo of reggaeton (usually 108-115 beats per minute) with reggaeton influenced drum and percussion elements. Other features include "thick basslines, dramatic buildups, a two-step pulse, and quick drum fills."
Angelito - Don Omar
Take Over Control - Afrojack
Moombahton - Dave Nada
Knife Party ft. Mistajam - Sleaze (Original Mix)
Que Que - Diplo & Dillon Francis
Aliens on Acid - Frandomeda
Move - JWLS
i!! - Nadastrom Feat. Skrillex
La Boomba - Sazon Booya
Birdy Nam Nam- Goin' In ( Skrillex Remix) ( David Heartbreak Loc'd The Fuck Out Bootleg)
Country Club (Crowd Control Remix) - Torro Torro
This is Halloween - Figure
Evilution - Datsik + Infected Mushroom
Language - Porter Robinson
Show Me Love (Morrison Remix) - Robin S
Amplifire by Diplo and Skrillex
Pendejas Transition (Rez & Des DJ Tool)
Bounce - Calvin Harris
Labels:
Afrojack,
Calvin Harris,
Datsik,
Dave Nada,
FIgure,
Knife Party,
Moombahton,
Nadastrom,
Porter Robinson,
Robin S,
Sazon Booya,
Torro Torro
Monday, October 15, 2012
Sound System Culture
In the ghetto's of 50's Jamaica a little know revolution happened in music: The Sound System. In the ghettos of Kingston, DJs would load up a truck with a generator, turntables, and huge speakers and set up street parties. This radio show will cover sound system culture and it's revolutionary use of music to bring people together!
Funky Kingston - The Toots & The Maytals
Audio Documentary
Bogle Dance - Buju Banton
Ghost Town - The Specials
Three Minute Hero - The Selecter
Guns of Navarone - The Skatalites
My Boy Lollipop - Milli Smalls
Cover Me - Ninja Man
Two Sevens Clash - Culture
Ba Ba Boom - The Jamaicans
Joggin - Freddie McGregor
The Dog - HARRY J ALL STARS
Malorix - Kabaddi Schwalbe
Funky Kingston - The Toots & The Maytals
Audio Documentary
Bogle Dance - Buju Banton
Ghost Town - The Specials
Three Minute Hero - The Selecter
Guns of Navarone - The Skatalites
My Boy Lollipop - Milli Smalls
Cover Me - Ninja Man
Two Sevens Clash - Culture
Ba Ba Boom - The Jamaicans
Joggin - Freddie McGregor
The Dog - HARRY J ALL STARS
Malorix - Kabaddi Schwalbe
Labels:
Buju Banton,
Culture,
Freddie McGregor,
Hary J All Stars,
KSLU,
Milli Smalls,
Ninja Man,
PPR,
Sound System,
Sound System Culture,
The Jamacians,
The Selecter,
The Skatalites,
The Toots And The Maytals
Tuesday, October 2, 2012
Smash Your Face with Drum and Bass!
DnB has been around since the new hippies created rave culture in the ninties. Suit up and strap in for a exhilarating drop into bass culture not usually seen by electronica fans!
Amen Brother - The Winstons
Original Nutta - Shy FX
Finders Keepers - Andy C
Kloaking Device - Krust
Pulp Fiction - Alex Reece
Mutant Jazz - T-Power
Slow Jam - Bizzy B
Brown Paper Bag - Roni Size
Achillies Heel - DJ Die
Horizons - LTJ Burkem
Blood Sugar - Pendulum
Smile? - The Crystal Method
Memory Lane - Netsky
Fortune Days - The Glitch Mob
Firestarter - The Prodigy
Electron - Nero
X-Ray - Sub Focus
A Girl I know - Sabrepulse
Labels:
Alex Reece,
Amon Break,
Andy C,
Bizzy B,
DJ Die,
Krust,
Netsky,
Roni Size,
Shy FX,
T-Power,
The Crystal Method,
The Glitch Mob,
The Prodigy,
The Winstons
Monday, October 1, 2012
ALL THE MUSIC
This show is a crazy mix of great songs from many genres. Sometimes you have to get away from the journalistic style programming that good radio is made of and go ham! ENJOY!
Oscar's Reward is the World - DG's Mash
Fight Dirty - Guignol & Mischief Brew
Raw Revolution - Big D & the Kids Table
Pump Up The Volume - MARRS
Interglactic Rock - Daft Punk & Beastie Boys
Scramm - EOTO
Lean On Sheena - The Bouncing Souls
Pepper - The Butthole Surfers
Jesusland - NOFX
People II: The Reckoning - Andrew Jackson Jihad
Three-Cord Circus - Mischief Brew
Your Heart is a Muscle The Size of Your Fist - Ramshackle Glory
Lucas with the Lid Off - Lucas
Swing Set - Jurassic 5
Charleston - Doua
Seek and Destroy by Metalica Remix by Bassnectar
Noisuf-X - Hit me Hard Hit me Fast
White Satin (Zeds Dead Dubstep Remix) - Moody Blues
They Provide The Paint For The Picture-Perfect Masterpiece That You Will Paint On The Insides Of Your Eyelids - Bandits Of The Acoustic Revolution
Bangarang - Skrillex
Labels:
Andrew Jackson Jihad,
Beastie Boys,
Daft Punk,
EOTO,
Lucas,
NOFX,
Ramshackle Glory,
The Butthole Surfers
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