Showing posts with label dnb. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dnb. Show all posts

Monday, January 20, 2014

The Chill Zone - Rowpieces : Afternoon Jazz Vol. 1 and Vol. 2

Released under Soul Bros. Records,
Drum and Bass producer and DJ Rowpieces,
takes you waaay back to the original days of Drum and Bass.
Now this isn't your normal version of Drum and Bass...
It's chilled out cooler than a polar bear's toenails. 
So if you're sitting back dinking a brew lounging on your patio watching the sun go down,
if you're on a long road trip, or if you're deep in some homework, 
these two mixes exemplify the best in "jazzy Drum and Bass". Enjoy.












Special Thanks To : Vice Magazine, Epicly Later'd, Tom Cruise starring in another corny apocalypse movie (Oblivion), True Detective on HBO, Richard Sherman's "You Mad Bro?" coming to fruition and changing to the new version on Michael Crabtree "You Mediocre Bro!", Spotify, rolling your own cigarettes.

Friday, November 1, 2013

UPPERHANDS 10 : Monthly Drum and Bass Mix

UPPERHANDS 10 
Drum and Bass Mix

Recorded in October of 2013 by UPPERHANDS

Good for all occasions....  Play at a high volume, Preferably in a residential area.





Monday, October 28, 2013

UPPERHANDS Drum and Bass Jam of the week : Goldie - Hyena 1


I recently watched "High Fidelity" for the 800th time and realized there is a wonderful 
Drum and Bass ditty by my man Goldie.
Although Duke will agree that the Goldie "Ring of Saturn" album was somewhat of a dud of
 a follow up to "Timeless", this track holds weight in my opinion
and also servers as a great background track for when John Cusack is going buckwild
over his Ex. 

Goldie - Hyena 1 
 



Special Thanks to : Rufige Krew.

Tuesday, August 6, 2013

UPPERHANDS 8.0 - Drum and Bass Podcast

Sit back with a blunt and a brew mi amigos. Enjoy. Sabroso.







Special Thanks to : All the DJs in the entire fucking world! Except for Top 40 DJs, you suck harder than Monica Lewinsky!

Sunday, July 7, 2013

Tuesday, June 18, 2013

DJ Marky @ RESPECT Drum and Bass : The Upside Down Scratch Technique


Well... here it is mi amigos. I'm finally releasing one of my personal gems... DJ Marky @ RESPECT Drum and Bass ripping it up with the "upside down scratching technique". Like a DJ ninja, DJ Marky is by far the illest out there and is worth a watch. 

Enjoy. 






Special Thanks to: Magnetic Tone Arms and Turntable needles.

Thursday, January 10, 2013

DJ Marky Podcast is Back in Action After 1 Year Hiatus!

I began to wonder where he was all this time.
No sign of a DJ Marky / S.P.Y. album anytime soon...
No show at Coachella 2011...
No sign of a solo album...
Just when I thought we lost him...
He's back for 2013!


DJ Marky is the greatest Brazilian Drum and Bass producer and DJ,
who gained massive attention with a little tune he produced with producer mate XRS, 
"LK" Featuring Stamina MC.
For those of you who don't know the track, click below to be blown away.



Since 2002 when this song was released, DJ Marky has gone on to become one of the 
biggest and baddest Drum and Bass DJs on earth.
He is always on the cutting edge of what is hot, happening and fresh in this 
ever-changing world of DNB.

Please do visit his website by clicking below,
 then kick back with a mixed drink with an umbrella in it,
and experience the DJ Marky Podcast.


In closing I would like to point your attention to one of the most ridiculous DJ videos I've ever seen.
While recently bored and searching youtube for some DJ Marky music,
I cam across a video of one of his DJ sets alongside his other Brazilian DJ and producer mate,
DJ Patife.
Purveyor of the "Smabass" sound (a hybrid of Brazilian Samba and Drum and Bass)
the "Sonar De Sao Paulo: DJ Marky vs. DJ Patife" set is one of a kind.
Bouncing back and forth between tracks like the turntablist group, "The X-Ecutioners"
Marky and Patife show us DJs what is possible and inconceivable with a turntable.
Do not mind the sound quality, nor the video quality when the strobe light come on and blurs everything...
Just wait for it.... wait for it... 
at about the 50 minute mark...
DJ Marky turns his turntable upside down and begins scratching to the beat without 
making a single mistake! Unlike anything I've ever seen before in the DJ world!
Check it!!!!



Special Thanks to: DJ Marky and only DJ Marky.