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Monday, 30 January 2006
Wednesday, 25 January 2006
Juxtaposition
juxtaposition \juhk-stuh-puh-ZISH-uhn\,
noun:The act or an instance of placing in nearness or side by side
also check urban classic.
classical vs grime = juxtaposition
http://www.bbc.co.uk/1xtra/events/urbanclassic/index.shtml
FABRIC LIVE
FABRIC LIVE
20.01.06
A line up you’d want on your 21st birthday, but the night was a bit mellower than I expected. Lethal B, Twista and Fire Camp represented fully with a good repertoire of tracks including everyone’s favourite one “Oi”.
Roll Deep left me a bit disappointed, they were in most people’s opinion the main event. However problems with the mics and sound levels meant that the set did not flow. My expectation of a grime set was met with around 5 tracks, and an album showcase. High points were mostly on the album tracks. But al that was probably because they had just landed from a big set at 333.
Skinnyman did a good range of tracks and finished off spitting over bashment, the freestlying was too much for people standing next to me, I almost got brushed aside, but that’s not me. Skinny did a couple of old ones and then it was time for Faith SFX.
The UK beatbox champ “murked” with his trademark version of Genuwines’ Pony a. I do like the way that Faith reps for the grime crew, the beat boxing is just like a next6 way to bring more dimension to the scene. Make sure you check this guy out at the “urban classic” event on the 16th of February.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/1xtra/events/urbanclassic/features/event.shtml
Blakey was on point as per usual, with a good selection of UK and US beats and dubs. All in all a mellow night, nothing near the standards of the Run the Road launch parties. Luckily I didn’t pay to get in so I wasn’t that disappointed, the crowd didn’t seem to mind the regular mosh pit at the front and middle of the room was in full effect.
Out of ten… 6.4 so round that up blud.
20.01.06
A line up you’d want on your 21st birthday, but the night was a bit mellower than I expected. Lethal B, Twista and Fire Camp represented fully with a good repertoire of tracks including everyone’s favourite one “Oi”.
Roll Deep left me a bit disappointed, they were in most people’s opinion the main event. However problems with the mics and sound levels meant that the set did not flow. My expectation of a grime set was met with around 5 tracks, and an album showcase. High points were mostly on the album tracks. But al that was probably because they had just landed from a big set at 333.
Skinnyman did a good range of tracks and finished off spitting over bashment, the freestlying was too much for people standing next to me, I almost got brushed aside, but that’s not me. Skinny did a couple of old ones and then it was time for Faith SFX.
The UK beatbox champ “murked” with his trademark version of Genuwines’ Pony a. I do like the way that Faith reps for the grime crew, the beat boxing is just like a next6 way to bring more dimension to the scene. Make sure you check this guy out at the “urban classic” event on the 16th of February.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/1xtra/events/urbanclassic/features/event.shtml
Blakey was on point as per usual, with a good selection of UK and US beats and dubs. All in all a mellow night, nothing near the standards of the Run the Road launch parties. Luckily I didn’t pay to get in so I wasn’t that disappointed, the crowd didn’t seem to mind the regular mosh pit at the front and middle of the room was in full effect.
Out of ten… 6.4 so round that up blud.
BUFF-ness is a virtue
Buff is going live on digital networks
PRESS RELEASE…PRESS RELEASE…PRESS RELEASE
ben tv to screen nationwide search for the “buff” factor…
BEN Television (Bright Entertainment Network), which broadcasts on Sky Digital has agreed a deal with organisers of the British Urban Film Festival (BUFF) which includes the rights to broadcast ‘The Search for BUFF’ – a nationwide personality contest featuring high street auditions in order to find a face for the festival or as one source puts it, the UK’s buffest peeps. The 13 x 30-minute series will also feature interviews with so-called buff pundits including Antoinette Williams (pictured – from Channel 5’s “Make Me a Supermodel”) who offer expert analysis on the topic of loving oneself.
In each show, viewers will be asked to vote by text for the buffest passers-by who then proceed to the grand final, to be staged at the inaugural British Urban Film Festival in Stratford, East London. Freelance producers Emmanuel Anyiam-Osigwe & Bernard Kordieh will make the show for BUFF Enterprises who developed the format. The series premieres on Saturday at 7.30pm on Sky Digital (*channel 148).
© Buff Enterprises Ltd 2006
check out www.buff.uk.net
PRESS RELEASE…PRESS RELEASE…PRESS RELEASE
ben tv to screen nationwide search for the “buff” factor…
BEN Television (Bright Entertainment Network), which broadcasts on Sky Digital has agreed a deal with organisers of the British Urban Film Festival (BUFF) which includes the rights to broadcast ‘The Search for BUFF’ – a nationwide personality contest featuring high street auditions in order to find a face for the festival or as one source puts it, the UK’s buffest peeps. The 13 x 30-minute series will also feature interviews with so-called buff pundits including Antoinette Williams (pictured – from Channel 5’s “Make Me a Supermodel”) who offer expert analysis on the topic of loving oneself.
In each show, viewers will be asked to vote by text for the buffest passers-by who then proceed to the grand final, to be staged at the inaugural British Urban Film Festival in Stratford, East London. Freelance producers Emmanuel Anyiam-Osigwe & Bernard Kordieh will make the show for BUFF Enterprises who developed the format. The series premieres on Saturday at 7.30pm on Sky Digital (*channel 148).
© Buff Enterprises Ltd 2006
check out www.buff.uk.net
Monday, 23 January 2006
Brunos Back
BRUNO BELLUOMINI (SAO PAULO, BRAZIL)
TOP 10 GRIME, DUBSTEP, BREAKSTEP CHART
DECEMBER 2005
1. Loefah "Goat Stare" DMZ
2. Distance "Fallen" Boka
3. Search & Destroy "Killamanjaro" Destructive
4. Kudos "B Town" Soundproof
5. Warlock "Grenade" Rag & Bone
6. Grim Feast "Whirl" White
7. Grim Feast "Ararat" White
8. Mushug "Nem Tudo Isso É Fado" White
9. 7 Velas Crew "Rude" White
10. Bruno Belluomini "Guarani" White
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BRUNO BELLUOMINI (SAO PAULO, BRAZIL)
TOP 10 BREAKBEAT, NU SKOOL BREAKS, ELECTRO CHART
NOVEMBER 2005
1. Dogtown Clash "West London's Burning" Westway
2. Ali B vs. The Jungle Brothers "Beats On A String" Air
3. Merka feat. MC Esha "Mystic Man (Dub Mix)" Fat
4. Boris Divider "Clone Factory" Satamile
5. Cut & Run "The Smiths Tune" Cut & Run
6. Peace Division "It's Here (Meat Katie Remix)" White
7. Metric "Leave It" Lot 49
8. MKM & GBX "Hold It Down" White
9. Poonisher "Village Man" Mantra
10. Freeland "Hello I Love You" White
this is this months chart from bruno all the way in brazil
Dogtown still top of the breakbeat chart, Loefah jumps from 3 to top spot in the grime chart
please get intouch with bruno for more info on artists and contact details.
bruno@submusica.com
brunobelluomini@hotmail.com
http://www.submusica.com/brunobelluomini
bruno@submusica.com
brunobelluomini@hotmail.com
http://www.submusica.com/brunobelluomini
also check out the breezeblock sessions on radio 1 to hear a dubstep battle.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio1/dance/breezeblock/gallery/dubstep_wars/9.shtml
and read Martin Clarks monthly perspective
http://pitchforkmedia.com/features/themonthin/grime/01-25-06.shtml
bless up.
TOP 10 GRIME, DUBSTEP, BREAKSTEP CHART
DECEMBER 2005
1. Loefah "Goat Stare" DMZ
2. Distance "Fallen" Boka
3. Search & Destroy "Killamanjaro" Destructive
4. Kudos "B Town" Soundproof
5. Warlock "Grenade" Rag & Bone
6. Grim Feast "Whirl" White
7. Grim Feast "Ararat" White
8. Mushug "Nem Tudo Isso É Fado" White
9. 7 Velas Crew "Rude" White
10. Bruno Belluomini "Guarani" White
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BRUNO BELLUOMINI (SAO PAULO, BRAZIL)
TOP 10 BREAKBEAT, NU SKOOL BREAKS, ELECTRO CHART
NOVEMBER 2005
1. Dogtown Clash "West London's Burning" Westway
2. Ali B vs. The Jungle Brothers "Beats On A String" Air
3. Merka feat. MC Esha "Mystic Man (Dub Mix)" Fat
4. Boris Divider "Clone Factory" Satamile
5. Cut & Run "The Smiths Tune" Cut & Run
6. Peace Division "It's Here (Meat Katie Remix)" White
7. Metric "Leave It" Lot 49
8. MKM & GBX "Hold It Down" White
9. Poonisher "Village Man" Mantra
10. Freeland "Hello I Love You" White
this is this months chart from bruno all the way in brazil
Dogtown still top of the breakbeat chart, Loefah jumps from 3 to top spot in the grime chart
please get intouch with bruno for more info on artists and contact details.
bruno@submusica.com
brunobelluomini@hotmail.com
http://www.submusica.com/brunobelluomini
bruno@submusica.com
brunobelluomini@hotmail.com
http://www.submusica.com/brunobelluomini
also check out the breezeblock sessions on radio 1 to hear a dubstep battle.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio1/dance/breezeblock/gallery/dubstep_wars/9.shtml
and read Martin Clarks monthly perspective
http://pitchforkmedia.com/features/themonthin/grime/01-25-06.shtml
bless up.
Friday, 20 January 2006
Thursday, 19 January 2006
rinsesession
Late review but better later than never! The event was good. The turnout was amazing for the night it was on, cold, wednesday, before new years eve. Props to the promoter.
The night started off with old skool in the baby box. but the night did not really warm up till riko and gift jumped on the set. Roll deep murked, full marks for dropping old skool as welll as grime. As did essentials and meridian. plastician was on point as was bossman who hit the decks hard with nuff dub plates.
The bouncers tried in vain to calm down the mosh pit...(pictures on the slideshow link below trim) not to mention stopping artists getting in and out of the dj box and making them take new era hats off, and making the murkle guy come down off the top of the dj box (ok, ill let them off on that one because he could have fallen and bruk himself).. Have they no respect!! all in all a gd night.
Wednesday, 18 January 2006
trim likes alize
trim likes alize
Originally uploaded by fipmag.
check out the how crazy the flash gun was at rinsesessions... prizes for the best caption.. answers on a postcard to fipuncut@gmail.com
Tuesday, 17 January 2006
MUSICODA
free promotion can never be a bad thing so listen up!
Animation pranksters The Brothers McLeod have launched an online music portal called MUSICODA to promote and find music, and in the process provide funds for their first feature-length animated film
The first 1,000 spaces (10,000 pixels) are free.
All you need to do is send a 10x10 pixel image, along with the web address of your band website to myles@musicoda.com while free spaces last. Hurry hurry as spaces are being eaten up rapidly!
for those who still dont know
theres a very informative documentary on the scene.
note the the funny scandanavian spellings of job titles and names of artists
http://svt.se/svt/road/Classic/shared/mediacenter/index.jsp?d=32475&a=411459
FIP
note the the funny scandanavian spellings of job titles and names of artists
http://svt.se/svt/road/Classic/shared/mediacenter/index.jsp?d=32475&a=411459
FIP
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