Woo!

Today is a good day. Twas gettin in the mood mixin up some new tunes this mo'nin, so I figured I'd send some good news yall way. So last week I discovered a blog that gave me a nice package of goodies to work out this week. If you've never been over to Gotta Dance Dirty do yourself a favor and get on over there.

So, Rusko's new EP Woo Boost is out as of last week and it's all the nastiness I hoped it would be!! I'm planning on picking up a copy on the Beatportal cuz the shit's ill and the man deserves the support for the genius tunes he creates. Anywho... Gotta Dance Dirty was nice enough to hook us zombies up with the Subskrpt remix and OH MY!! This is wobbly Electro House at its best, people. Go pick up the track at Gotta Dance Dirty or the whole EP at any respectable mp3 provider.



Another beauty was found in the G.D.D. archives that Rusko has recently dropped FO FREE!! So very happy to finally get ahold of this one. It was definitely the standout tune in the Mishka Vol. XII Rusko mix that I hope everyone is familiar with by now. "Your On My Mind Baby" is a track I will be playing out for months to come. One of those 3:30 a.m. jams that you can't help but sway like a drunken NASCAR fan to. And those breaks!!! Just puts me in the zone. Rusko is killing the dance inspired dubstep at the moment. Cannot wait for Starscape...

P.S. Been in a dark dnb mood lately and I've bought a few new 12"s and some mp3's that I shall share a bit of soon. And in case you didn't know the new Spor-Conquerors and Commoners EP just went on pre-order this morning over at Lifted Music. These 4 tracks are solid work from Spor that are well worth the purchase. Below is arguably the best work on the EP, "Kaori". Get ready for a journey, my friends.

Some Beatiful Ting

Name's Nick. I've got loads of Dub/Reggae, Dubstep, DnB/Jungle, and a mish-mash of fly E.D.M. styles that I'll be assembling for your listening pleasure. I've been in the game for a brief minute, listening to electronic styles for a little over 2 years but in the last year, like my pal Sarah and countless others, my eyes were opened to the dub scene. :) Needless to say, I'm more involved... always mixing, reading interviews, articles, blogs, trying my hand at productions of my own, setting up house parties, and just trying to spread a general awareness of the music and the amazing scene of people as far as I can. I'm pretty excited about gettin started, so I'mma get on it...

This 2008 dubstep release by Unknown Artist on the Dubby Style Label is sure to get any real dub enthusiast in the mood. A side is an exquisitely tight remix of Dawn Penn's Reggae classic "You Don't Love Me (No No No)". I can sit and listen to the break from 1:53-2:20 on repeat for what seems like hours. Absolutely sick. Dub sound always rules. B side is a serious meditator... Unknown artist has remixed the gorgeous Damien Marley tune Road to Zion. There are no words... Except that when that bassline hit you, you be feelin no pain.

Check it on YouTube here... Unknown Artist- Zion Road

Download both tracks in 320 here:
http://www.zshare.net/download/72068491783691c4/


Please enjoy the music while your party is reached.


P.S. New Dubstep/DnB mix with my new cdj's in the next few days. Keep it locked!

Down the Rabbit Hole

A year ago I was introduced to Dubstep and Drum and Bass. Now, a year later, I sit here, having been taught the ropes by Olaf and various other influences-ready to start my own little journey through the underground-and i'm gonna try to keep a blog.

My stilo has changed alot within the last year or so. Being a freshman in college, I have a sense of power, being on my own all the way up in Ithaca, NY. I came here, ready to work and party, and get out of D.C. Having just lost the love of my life, I thought I needed to escape DC/MD, thinking it had nothing to offer me, however, I traveling for these raves, I realized my home is DC and my life is underground world of dirty fucking Baltimore. And that's not to say that there hasn't been amazing music here in Ithaca-both in places such as Penn Street, and Thumpty Frat on Cornell Campus, have music that will make your face fall off.

So enjoy the music, the photos, the videos, learn a bit, GO to the concerts if you can. The undergrounds got me, i've always had it in me to be a rave girl, now i'm just ready to show it more =]

Dubstep/DnB respect-let's get started bitches xx