Moth – Burial & Four Tet
More Than You Know – Midland & Ramadanman
Jels – Joy Orbison
Untitled 1 – Kassem Mosse
World Peace – Julio Bashmore
Flow – Disclosure
D’Angelo – Untitled (How Does it Feel) (L-Vis 1990′s Own Way Edit)
(Float My Boat – Lazy Jay)
212 – Azealia Banks
Orange Jack – Mosca
What You Do With What You Have – Blawan
Love (Dub) – Cooly G
Zeppelin – Benjamin Damage
Fine Yarn – Graphics
Work Them – Pearson Sound
Fogs – Kingdom
Time Master – Bok Bok & Tom Trago
Temple Keys – Girl Unit
Living Like I Do – SBTRKT ft. Sampha
Wooo – S-X
Say My Name (Palace Remix) – Destiny’s Child
Level Nine – Mala
Put It Back (Ramadanman Refix) – James Fox
Stone Cold – Groove Chronicles
Rut – Joe
Treehouse – Ifan Dafydd
MusicMovesMySoul is back at Rhythm Factory this friday, this time with a few of the Get Some crew and more. Aswell as a secret headliner, music will come from hotly-tipped producers Crypt and Pedro 123, grime MC/host M.I.K, and DJs Richard Aki, Down and Out and Knife & Fork.
This Thursday Short Back & Sides returns to The Nest in Dalston for its first night of the New Year. Aswell as one of our DJs, Richard Aki, there is a varied line up including DJ’s from blog BNTL, Livin’ Proof’s DJ Khalil, and also SBAS residents; bringing you everything from house, funky and garage to hip hop, grime and dubstep.
Tomorrow Get Some return to Rhythm Factory for MusicMovesMySoul. Headlining is Graphics, a talented producer currently receiving all the praise and attention his music deserves, check out his soundcloud page. Representing Get Some is DJ Richard Aki, whose mixes you can check out here. The line up is ably rounded off by residents Knife & Fork and Down And Out.
This Saturday Liminal Sounds, the party run by a couple of us here at Get Some, is returning to Rhythm Factory for our third installment. With sets from Randomer, Blackwax, Palace, Pedestrian and Richard Aki & Knuckles repping Get Some, it promises to be a good one.
See full details over on the facebook event here. The free guestlist is now full, so to ensure entry Ltd £3 tickets are still available here.
Check out clips of each of the artists below for a taste of what to expect:
Randomer:
Blackwax:
Pedestrian:
Palace:
Richard Aki:
There is also a free zine hitting shops around London and featuring interviews with each of the artists. See if you can spot a copy!
10. With Glastonbury taking its scheduled year off in 2012, other festivals will be competing to assemble a line up capable of replacing the highlight of Britain’s festival calendar. This should make for some diverse and refreshing line ups, and a slight change to what we are used to.
9. Early in 2012 Hyperdub will put out the debut album of one of my favourite producers, Merrisa Campbell aka Cooly G. Not many details have been announced so far but you can expect dub-infected house and garage tracks, potentially featuring her own vocals. If her releases so far this year (Landscapes/It’s Serious) are anything to go by, this could be one of the albums of the year for bass music fans.
8. One of my favourite tracks produced this year will finally hit the shelves in January. Boddika and Joy Orbison‘s ‘Swims,’ set to become SWAMP017, has gone off pretty much every time I’ve been out in the past few months, leaving me humming ‘walk for me, walk for me, serve’ all the way home. Stream the track below.
7. I’m not even a huge Drake fan but I have to admit his recent album ‘Take Care’ was pretty sick. The Canadian hip-hop artist who worked with the likes of Rihanna, The Weeknd, Lil Wayne, Jamie XX and Nicki Minaj on the album, has announced eight UK tour dates for 2012. The tour starts in London on March 26 and will be a certain highlight of the year for hip-hop fanatics.
6. It just wouldn’t be right to compile a list of reasons to be excited for 2012 and leave out Hinge Finger. Without any releases to date, I can’t comment on the quality of the music put out by Joy Orbison and Will Bankhead‘s new venture, but you can be pretty sure it will be on point right from the first release. Stream and download Joy O‘s promotional mix below.
5. In November this year Pariah and his R&S labelmate Blawan issued the first release on their joint label She Works. The untitled vinyl-only EP, produced by the pair under collaborative alias Karenn, is just a taste of what’s to come with a full-length album set to drop early next year.
4. The FabricLive series will obviously be something else to watch out for next year. Pinch, head of Bristol based label Tectonic, is in charge of FabricLive:61; launching it on January 13 backed by a huge line up. Hessle Audio are responsible for room one, whilst the album launch takes place in room two, and forward-thinking bass label Hoya Hoya come down from Manchester to take over room three. If you haven’t got a ticket yet, get on it ASAP! And if that wasn’t enough to get you excited about what FabricLive have in store, it was mentioned in an interview recently that Oneman will take the reins on a FabricLive mix soon. Listen to the whole interview with Oneman and Jackmasterhere, courtesy of Dollop.
3. From their new-ish website, The XX have announced a new album is on its way. They haven’t confirmed an exact date for its release but suggested it will be in time for the 2012 festival season. After the first, self-entitled album received such praise on a global scale, the expectations for the second will undoubtedly be high. In an interview for Clash, Jamie XX said that the second album will have ‘more dance influence in there’ and that it ‘gets slightly darker.’ An album which is set to bridge the gap between popular and underground music fans all over again. Read the full interview here.
2. In an interview earlier this month Jay-Z suggested 2012 may see a sequel to his huge collaborative album with Kanye West, Watch The Throne. Jay-Z said ‘it depends on how this thing finishes up. We,” I say ‘we’ because I’m in Throne mode — we’re in a great place creatively. You might see a Jay, then Kanye and a Throne album next year. You know, we’re really in a great place creatively. We really found our zone.” Even though this is yet to be confirmed, the possibility alone is enough for second spot!
1. Choosing what I am most excited about next year was an easy decision. Burial has a forthcoming EP on the Hyperdub, entitled ‘Kindred.’ You can preview a clip of one of the tracks, ‘Ashtray Wasp,’ by downloading Hyperdub‘s latest Rinse show with Scratcha DVA and guest Ikonika here. The clip is 56 minutes in and is well worth waiting for. There’s more to look forward to; there is a chance that, Burial, aka William Bevan, will release a third album on the same label. It will have been five years since the elusive South London based producer’s second album ‘Untrue.’ The Guardian labelled ‘Untrue’ as the tenth best album of the decade, The Wire named it album of the year, Mixmag placed it at fifth best album of the year; the list goes on, so if another album drops you can expect similar heights.
Change Your Tunes is a midweek club night committed to bringing you the best in House, Techno, Future Garage and Bass. After a brief hiatus, they are back tomorrow to take you on another rib cage shaking journey through modern bass music – all courtesy of resident MusicMovesMySoul DJs, and Get Some DJ Richard Aki. With a new venue and sound system to play with, and Christmas round the corner, it’s safe to say we are pretty excited about this one.
£3 in advance (via email), £4 on the door.
Contact: musicmovesmysoul@hotmail.co.uk for advance guestlist and enquiries.
The Get Some team has grown once more with the addition of another contributor and DJ, Richard Aki. Expect to see posts about a wide variety of events around London, the latest releases in garage, house, funky and dubstep, and anything else I think you should have in your life!
You can stream and download my recent mix here, including some old garage classics right through to this year’s best in bass music from the likes of SBTRKT, Joy Orbison, Pearson Sound, Mosca, S-X, Blawan and more. Catch me DJ’ing at Rhythm Factory on December 15 at Change Your Tunes! (http://www.facebook.com/#!/event.php?eid=214383191967332)
