I’ve moved and the internet still isn’t working, and the place where I store all my files online has given up this ghost. So bear with me.
I’ve moved and the internet still isn’t working, and the place where I store all my files online has given up this ghost. So bear with me.
Allo allo. I live in London now, so here is my first capitally produced tune. I’m going to catch Joker and Gemmy at the Goldsmiths student union tomorrow and I’ve been listening to a lot of their stuff so I guess it may be influenced by them in some way. Internet is a bit patchy and the place where I normally host my files is f***ed so you you can download and stream the tune by following this link:
You can now download direct here: Rumblejazz – Arica
Or stream it here
Peas.
Rj
Some September Sickness in the mix from myself. Just taking some old favourites out for a spin with a few fresh tunes too. 35 minutes:
1. Zomby – Daft Punk Rave
2. Dizzee Rascal – Live Large and in Charge
3. Bassnectar – Art of Revolution
4. Zomby – Spliff Dub (Suhk Knight Remix)
5. Skream – Wobble That Gut
6. Joker – Gullybrook Lane
7. Joker & Ginz – Purple City
8.Skream Vs Mevado – We Dem A Fick
9. Reso – Beasts in the Basement
10 The Proxy – Dancing in the Dark ( OlliE! & Bare Noize Bootleg)
Stream Here:
Right Click and Save As: Rumblejazz – September Mix
I found this weird little video on YouTube and decided to make a little track from it. Featuring the wonderful little Odjbox on keyboards, myself on little guitar and a little production. little.
Right click and “Save As” to download: Rumblejazz – You’re Dreamer
Stream it here
I jest, of course. Sampling is by and large, ‘the shit’ when done correctly. As long as it’s used as a creative tool, and not used solely to rip off a great melody (Kanye West – Touch The Sky), most people don’t have a problem with it.
I’ve noticed a trend recently, and unlike talking about Porcine Influenza and MP’s expenses, it’s a trend I like: In a continuation of the musical circle of life, a number of artists have moved away from sampling, and started creating original music. Likewise, on a slight mind-bender of a note, some artists are covering songs with a live band, which were originally built around a sample.
‘Keep Reading’ for some classically interpreted hip-hop:
Mike Skinner is quite an interesting fellow to follow on Twitter. He routinely chats candidly about the business side of the music industry, and posts new tunes. His latest trick was to post the stems from ‘Trust Me’, for people to remix.
This is the original tune:
I have done a pretty rough and ready remix this evening, here:
(Right click and Save-As) The Streets – Trust Me (Rumblejazz Refix)
Stream it here:
“Highlights, Remixes and No Perms”
Just a quick post about Cardiff’s High Contrast. His latest offering on Hospital records is Confidential. A double CD, one containing 12-tracks of classic ‘contrast liquidity; the second, a fine collection of his stellar remix work.
‘Keep Reading’ for MiniMix download and “Two Fisted Tales”: High Contrast does House.