TRACKLIST:
1: DEADBEAT – Grounation (Berghain Drum Jack)
2: KENNY LARKIN – Tedra
3: LAZYBATSU – Novogiorno
4: ROY DAVIS Jr. – I Have A Vision feat. Erin Martin
5: ABASSI ALL STARS – Chant Down Babylon In Dub
6: STARKEY – Time Traveler
7: SHUT UP AND DANCE – Epileptic (Martyn’s no strobe mix)
8: GEENEUS – As I
9: MARTYN – Velvet
10: VIRUS SYNDICATE – Apollo (Various remix)
11: POINT B – E Blade
12: JOKER & RUSTIE – Play Doe
Found this in the archives, it was a live set from GET SOME 004 at The Gramaphone in Shoreditch, 2010. It’s a little hectic but I remember it being a lot of fun live and the crowd were vibing too. Peace.
TRACKLIST
1: Trim – Notice Now (Elsewhere Remix)
2: Joker – 80′s
3: Ruff Sqwad (feat. Wiley) – Together
4: Blawan – Getting Me Down
5: SCB – Loss (Original)
6: Jamie XX – Far Nearer
7: Roska – Jackpot
8: George Fitzgerald – We Bilateral
9: Eagles For Hands – Red Balloons (GET SOME RECORDS)
10: Deadboy – The Way That I love You
11: Kid Leng – Morgue Remix
12: Crypt – Miscellaneous (forthcoming on GET SOME RECORDS)
13: Becoming Real (feat. Trim) – Like Me
14: Δ Δ – Sportex
15: Jon Convex – Falling Again
16: NKC – Ghettotechno
17: Joy O – Wade In
18: Breach – Man Up
19: I:Cube (feat. RZA) – Can You Deal With That?
WOIIIIIII, we like it Funky (stepz). That’s right, Hyperdub‘s latest release is from the UK Funky scene flavour of the month, Funkystepz. This one is defo for the dancefloor, big tropical bass and horns, the perfect blend of a good funky tune! ‘Fuller‘ is the tune for me, great track, one I will be inserting into the next OUZO BEATS mixtape for sure, check it!
Lenny Fontana — Spirit of the Sun (S Gurley Mix)
Kode 9 – You Don’t Wash (Dub)
DVA — Step 2 Funk
Hercules and Love Affair — My House
Ramadanman & Midland — Your Words Matter
Falty DL — My Friends Will Always Say
George Fitzgerald — Don’t You
Hackman — Bam Bam
James Blake — CMYK
T. Williams — Heartbreak (Mosca Remix)
SCB — 3_5
Karizma — Groove A ‘K’ Ordingly
DND Presents — Diamond Rings
Jaques Greene — Holdin’ On
Breach — Man Up
Gugu — RockAByeBaby
Julio Bashmore — Battle For Middle You
Pariah — The Slump
Gerry Read — Patterns
Gerry Read — Last Time
YO, I am spinning at the grand final of Secret Wars this Saturday, with Sessions and our very on Brett Mav! Check the details below, I am on from 11:30-1 with bags of fire for the dancefloor! See you at Village Underground tomorrow…
Secret Wars is the World’s premier live art battle…
After 60+ events / 17 teams across Europe / 100 artists involved and thousands of spectators through the door… we are finally coming to the END of this seasons competition!
SECRET WARS GRAND FINAL
Amsterdam Vs. Birmingham
NEW CHALLENGE – BIGGER WALL (16FT HIGH X 40FT WIDE) + 6 MAN ON 6 MAN FREESTYLE BATTLE
4 Judges in place as well as the crowd vote.. to make things a little more interesting
Winning team are flown out to NYC to represent Europe against USA in a private challenge…
:: NYC RAFFLE ::
We are giving away one free flight for a SW fan to come along and hang with the team… All you need to do to have a chance of winning is buy a raffle ticket (the more you buy the better the chance).
I have been trying to work out whether I had missed anything in the music world over the last few weeks and it looks like I have missed lots but, that’s not to say it was anything worth catching in the first place! I logged on to Facebook for the first time in a long time to be welcomed by 700+ invites to groups and events, 150+ messages and the usual mountain of self promotion and hype. I am not hating as I genuinely feel that a lot of people have a lot of interesting stuff to offer but there has to be a way to cut through the seemingly never ending flow of information we all receive from day to day.
I won’t turn this into a rant so I will keep it short. The bottom line is, when you go to a trusted source for whatever genre of music tickles your fancy and only 20-30% of it is even half listenable (feel free to correct me on this if you dissagree…) what do you use as a filter? Sites like our own are doing a pretty good job of it I suppose, maybe it the responsibility of radio to rise again, or maybe producers and record labels should think longer and harder before putting records out, I’m not sure.
Maybe one of you has the answer, I would to find out. If you think you have the answer please comment as I would love to hear all of your thoughts on this. If anyone feels the same and has an idea maybe we can change it? Just a thought…
Yes people, it’s nearly time for our Summer Jam! Once again, we have a line-up of pure fire DJs and producers to bring you the the hottest Grime, Dubstep, House and Funky….
GET SOME
14.08.2010
The Gramaphone
60-62 Commercial Street, Shoreditch
London E1 6LT
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Teddy Music formerly DJ Silencer
Without doubt one of the most important Grime producers working in the game right now. Teddy (formerly DJ Silencer) had produced tracks for Skepta, Lethal B, Ghetts, D Double E and more recently P Money.
His stand-out productions are always popular with MCs and get heavy rotation on radio shows from the likes of Logan Sama, Westwood and Cameo. Teddy’s most recent work is collaboration with up-and-coming producer G.Tank entitled Ghanaian Fire.
A veteran of pirate radio, Teddy holds down a regular spot on newly legal Rinse FM, and has been smashing shows up and down the country. For grime fans anywhere, this is a performance not to be missed!
http://www.myspace.com/officialteddymusic
Simbad
A prolific producer as well as DJ, Simbad has produced under many different aliases but is best known for his collaborations with Karizma, under the guise of IZMABAD.
The no nonsense Frenchman describes his DJ style as ‘Quality Booty Music with a bit of Je Ne Sais Quoi…’ something we very much like the sound of. His versatility sees his style touch jazz, dancehall, funk hip-hop, deep house, garage, disco and broken soul – guaranteed to get the party rocking.
http://www.myspace.com/djsimbad
Doc Daneeka
Swansea’s Doc Daneeka, has been steadily establishing himself as one of the most promising producers to come out of the UK underground scene. Putting his own twist on the House and Funky sound with sub-low bass and rattling percussion saw him named in Fact Magazine’s ‘Ones to Watch’ for 2010.
As well as releasing his own tunes on the fabric, RAMP and PTN imprints, he has formed his own label, TenThousandYen. Championed by Marcus Nasty, Kode 9, Giles Peterson, Sinden, and Ben UFO to name but a few, demand for his work has seen him remix Delphic and the Digital Mystikz classic, Pathways.
http://www.myspace.com/therealdocdaneeka
Residents on the night will be J Money, Ouzo Beats (http://soundcloud.com/ouzo) and Pictures Music(http://www.picturesmusic.co.uk/).
EASY,
It’s been a while since I put out a mix and the sunshine over the last couple of weeks has really inspired me, so here’s my summer mix! I have been playing a few of these of these tunes for a while and there some other which I am just particularly feeling right now, kick back and enjoy! The last one being a personal favourite, and classic!!!!! Tracklist is below…
PEACE&OUZO
TRACKLIST
1: TONYA RENEE: About You (Karizma Boucha Remix)
2: TRACKHEADZ FEAT ZAKI: feel (Vocal Mix)
3: JOY ORBISON: The Shrew Would Have Cushioned The Blow (Original Mix)
If you came to GET SOME on Saturday, thanks you. if not, here’s what you missed… A massive thank you to Greymatter, R1 Ryders, Pariah, G-Double and the Essex boys for making the night what it was, BIG!
Happy Friday people, the weather is good, bank holiday coming, GET SOME takeover Sunday, life is sweet, right? I have been playing around on Soundcloud and I stumbled across this young chap, Submerse, no not the label, the artist. Don’t know much about him, or where he is from but the boy is making some very nice UKG/Future Garage. Have a listen…
We are back with another event and can’t wait for it to happen!!!!
GET SOME
19.06.10
THE GRAMAPHONE
Spitalfields,
60-62 Commercial Street,
London, E1 6LT
2100 – 0330
£3 before 12, £5 after
Girls free before 11!
GREYMATTER
With a full length LP release under his belt and subsequent remixes from TRG, Illum Sphere and Karizma; Greymatter is steadily forging a solid reputation for himself. His deep and soulful 2-step sound has been getting props from Zed Bias, Will Saul, Jay Scarlett, Blue Daisy, Subeena and Laurent Garnier. Our first fifty party goers will receive a free copy of Greymatter’s CD LP, incentive if more were need to get down early!
PARIAH (R&S/Black Acre)
Blurring the lines between house, techno and garage, Pariah immediately grabbed listeners’ attention with some excellent remix work for Ellie Goulding and The XX. These have been followed up with a debut 12″ release (Detroit Falls) on legendary dance music label R&S records. Demand for this kid has soared, securing him sets across the UK and as far afield as Amsterdam and the Netherlands. His Sonic Router mix (http://fairtilizer.com/track/81775) encompassed what we are all about, upfront new sounds alongside club classics.
R1 RYDERS
Since dropping their debut EP Burnout last year DJ/Producer Karnak and MC Skeelo have been tearing up show after show. Through their unique funkitek sound you can hear all the underground scenes that have influenced the group, house, hardcore, jungle and rave coming together form something new. If you’ve caught an R1 Ryders set before, you know that these boys are live and if not then you’re in for a treat.
GET SOME resident selector Ouzo (http://soundcloud.com/ouzo) will be providing the goods as always and we are pleased to welcome Pictures to the roster.
A little late, but they are here at long last!!!!! Thanks to SSG for taking the snaps. Holla if you’re in any of them… click on the thumbnails to enlarge the gallery of images.
Good morning people, it is Monday, the sun is shining in LDN town and as we build up to the big one on Saturday I thought I would give you a little taster of things to come! Here is a little live set from myself that I played on April 1st at Plan B in Brixton, check it out and enjoy your Monday with some big sounds!
