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Velvet Tux - Feelin’

I just got this shown to me. Yes it has been a while since I posted on the blog and I have no idea why. I think it’s the excessive motorcycle riding. I’ve only had my bike for 2 weeks and have already clocked 400 miles! But this, this is definitely worth posting. 

It’s so deep and blimey it’s one hell of a remix of Velvet Tux’s track ‘Feelin’, remixed by Velvet Tux himself. It reminds me of the hybrid between Deep House and Dubstep, which many producers these days are trying to accomplish, but I think Velvet Tux has come far to bridging the two together to create one bassy masterpiece.

So much for VIPs eh? 

RaWwZ - Casualty of War (@RaWwZ) 

Rory aka RaWwZ aka RWZ is going in yet again on his new music video. The colour switch ups in the video got me tripping out! Big ups to Listen Up LDN on the camera and editing, they smashed it.

Speaking of tripping, reason why I rate Rory is because he’s never tripping or high when he does his videos/freestyles. Yeah it’s alright to have a joint or two but allow being high on camera. RaWwZ determination and focus shows in the video, which is why he deserves the attention and publicity he needs more of. Smashing.

Follow RaWwZ on the wonderful Twitter, @Rawwz. Might as well follow Listen Up LDN too at @ListenUpLDN.  

Camo & Krooked feat. Skittles

Some Dubstep for you guys this morning/afternoon.  I know, I know I haven’t blogged on here for AGES, that’s down to me focusing on me doing my CBT and getting my bike, insurance etc. and that’s all sorted! I’ll probably put up a few pictures today of my bike, I love her to bits. 

But I was playing Fifa Street and I came across this tune. What I love about the game is that when you score a goal and go H.A.M, the tune drops so it makes the instant replay look so badass. It’s definitely worth getting if shouting at your screen, gassing about your goal is your type of thing.

 

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30 second demo of open-eyed dreamers. OFAV & Alex J King

So one of the blog’s writers moonlights as a vocalist…

Dean Holder or more so the awesome dude known as OFAV…is secretly a vocalist! He’s done a couple songs in the past with Alex Kingshott, the guy behind the production of this 30 second demo. 

I know what you’re going to say….he raps in one tone. You tell that to Maxi Jazz from Faithless. His group sold millions of records because Maxi Jazz likes to tear off tights on the heath, because he has Insomnia.  

I’m learning how to produce music, and I said to Dean that I’m going to get him on board on a track or two when I can develop my logic in Logic Pro and get that Techno vibe flowing. Have a listen, it’s dopalicious. 

Source SoundCloud / Alex Kingshott

Creecha - U & I

Now this is something. For those who love their UK Bass Music, here’s one for you lot! Creecha, an unsigned underground London-based electronic act released their debut video for their track “U & I”. One of the members, Sarah who is featured in the video, sent me the demo with a few other amazing tracks on not too long ago and I have to admit, it’s something I havent heard before.

When listening to this track, one thing came to mind…this track is literally shouting “remix me.” the simple yet deep structure and melody of it means that many styles can be remixed from it. Fybe:one from record label Shades of Grey announced a few days ago that he would remix this track, so stay tuned here on YAB London for when I will post it! 

Big up Creecha. Like them on Facebook here: http://www.facebook.com/creechamusic
So I’m here at Audio Doughnuts, and this is the first ever time I’ve posted from my iPhone. It’s at Crucifix Lane, not to far from the sweat Dubstep pit that is Cable, where many just go to grind some ass or get a blowjob on the sofas at the top of the bar. I’m just making assumpions, but hey that’s what most people do at a Dubstep rave isn’t it? But yes, I bumped into Lando Kal, again, he’s still keeping it cool from last time I met him for the first time at Plan B, where my family (well I like to call them family), Shades Of Grey, booked him to perform at their night. There were brilliant vibes that night and photos are up on the Facebook page, which is http://www.facebook.com/yetanotherblogspot. So as per for a first entrance post, if you’ve never been to Crucifix Lane, let me just tell you that it is a brilliant venue. The main room, which I’m standing in now as I post this, has a large tunnel shape, like a tube station with high ceilings. Acoustics are brilliant even though it is literally just a case of chucking a soundsystem in a tunnel! Audio Doughnuts have also fitted not one, but two projectors with moving graphics. It definitely feels like an underground festival/concert, but I don’t want to call it a concert, because concert just sounds really mainstream. Henry Moller, Founder of Audio Doughnuts has actually just told me they have lasers installed today as well. To conclude, I have to say so far, along with this melodic warm up set and my ice cold can of Red Stripe (literally kept in a bucket of ice), it’s not a case of heaven on Earth, but heaven under Earth. More to follow along with photos by Chris Krilly from Audio Doughnuts, which I am yet to ask permission for when I do my full review ;) Jamie Bellal out. x

So I’m here at Audio Doughnuts, and this is the first ever time I’ve posted from my iPhone. It’s at Crucifix Lane, not to far from the sweat Dubstep pit that is Cable, where many just go to grind some ass or get a blowjob on the sofas at the top of the bar. I’m just making assumpions, but hey that’s what most people do at a Dubstep rave isn’t it?

But yes, I bumped into Lando Kal, again, he’s still keeping it cool from last time I met him for the first time at Plan B, where my family (well I like to call them family), Shades Of Grey, booked him to perform at their night. There were brilliant vibes that night and photos are up on the Facebook page, which is http://www.facebook.com/yetanotherblogspot.

So as per for a first entrance post, if you’ve never been to Crucifix Lane, let me just tell you that it is a brilliant venue. The main room, which I’m standing in now as I post this, has a large tunnel shape, like a tube station with high ceilings. Acoustics are brilliant even though it is literally just a case of chucking a soundsystem in a tunnel!

Audio Doughnuts have also fitted not one, but two projectors with moving graphics. It definitely feels like an underground festival/concert, but I don’t want to call it a concert, because concert just sounds really mainstream. Henry Moller, Founder of Audio Doughnuts has actually just told me they have lasers installed today as well.

To conclude, I have to say so far, along with this melodic warm up set and my ice cold can of Red Stripe (literally kept in a bucket of ice), it’s not a case of heaven on Earth, but heaven under Earth.

More to follow along with photos by Chris Krilly from Audio Doughnuts, which I am yet to ask permission for when I do my full review ;)

Jamie Bellal out. x