Badman Press unleashes the third vinyl and eleventh release that barely manages to corset its two colossal tracks. ‘Miss you’ by Itchy Robot producer of Chemical Records third best selling track of all time, masterfully layers a plaintiff introductory guitar riff and haunting female vocal sample, over hard hitting sub and midrange bass.
The flip side “Fatal Maschine” sees remixing duties taken up by Record label Front man, DZ. Jarring throwback synths followed by an old school hip hop “call and response’’ vocal seamlessly sets the platform for DZ delivering what he does best; dance floor annihilation.
With a solid release that provides all of the bass and none of the byproduct, Badman Press has forged a hammer meant for smashing up the dance!
In this episode of Meet the Artist, the subLOGIC crew meets one-on-one with none other than Kozee at TRUST, 8 May, 2010, at The Triple Crown in downtown San Francisco! We had the rare and privileged opportunity to visit with Kozee and her mother on Mother’s Day weekend for some casual conversation over dinner talking about Kozee’s roots in EDM, her transition to dubstep over time as well as her development as a producer. The big news of the evening is that her new EP will be dropping in late June on Hot N Heavy Recordings, a San Francisco label! Definitely keep one eye on subLOGIC.fm for an announcement of the official release date and maybe a preview or two!
more of that from subLOGIC and check out an SF Weekly “Dubstep Ambassadors” blurb, here.
with remixes by Roland, 3 Legga Larry, Brent Still Life & Thunder St. Clair, Tony Rocky Horror, 2cents, Disco Nutter and SubFreq these remixes of DZ’s Up & Down are guaranteed to smash the dance.
I’d like to thank digital-tunes.net for being awesome and sending me personal recommendations … without them I might have missed the latest DZ and Bakir release! The SFO EP!!
I was just thinking about how much I like the artwork for “Untitled Facemelter” … so I’d thought I’d make sure everyone out there knew about it – and where to find it!
Untitled Facemelter as well as DZ’s remix of Dr. Knobz’s Purple Gangsta can be found at Mallabel music!
Just a quick reminder that you can still download the exclusive free mixtape by Diplo from the Mad Decent site. Included is a remix by DZ of “Gucci Mane – I Be Everywhere” (there is also a sweet Mumdance mix too) … Keep checking back at badmanpress.com for lots of things are still to come!
As promised earlier whenever the hell I said what I felt like saying when I did so, I offer this rump-shake inducing skeet treat that should (fuck that WILL) prove very fun & fruitful – Badman Digi’s 2nd free release INCLUDING stems & samples so you & you & your 10 year old wannabe grime producer protege, or you know, dirty boy (kakaow!) can go make your own damn floor rumper.
Ez fam, first & foremost I want to give a massive shout out to the Trouble & Bass crew in NYC for having me & Kanji Kinetic mash up the place (Feb. 20 @ Santos Party House) – pure rawkus!!! If you don’t follow these cats already, do itttt: @TroubleandBass @DroptheLime @TheCaptain666 @AC_Slater @Stareyezzz @Udachi @JessJubilee
DAVE GEE – METHODSNYC – BROOKLYN, NY
(pictured with Borgore, left)
I grew up on hip hop as a kid, which, in essence means I grew up on NYC. From the boogie-down to queensbridge to strong island, it was what it was, so the first time I got off the plane at JFK and felt that pulse, that heartbeat that is the city that never sleeps, I knew IT WAS ON! In step the one like DAVE GEE, owner and creative engineer of the MethodsNYC brand based out of Brooklyn, NY., who booked me to play their monthly night (at the time) “Pressure”. The man’s been there for time, building a solid line and reputation based off of that mad east coast hustle and an acute sense of aesthetics. Top guy, top businessman, great visionary & after we got drunk and high as fuck & started dropping beats, I realized he was a sick DJ as well. I remember my b-boy drunk alter ego was telling me I hated him, but this man just wrecks shop and it flows into his mixes for sure. His new mix “The Arrival” is really dope, gives a good spectrum of the dancefloor sounds of now & you know you need it in your rotation!
1 Rub a Dubstep Borgore & The Mighty Rankin Levy
2 ReRewind Artful Dodger feat. Craig David (HavocNdeeD rmx)
3 Who da Rudeboy Parallel
4 How High (remix) 6 BLOCC
5 Gloria feat. DZ Kozee
6 Foes (16bit remix) Borgore
7 Someone (Breakage Unspecified Mix) DJ Madd
8 Street Scum Schema
9 The Future Trolley Snatcha
10 Untitled – Exotic Pet Dealers (DZ & Mikey Konnect)
11 Warning (Eddie K remix) DJ Prime Cuts
12 Murderer (Refix) Jayou & Diplo
13 Jotunheim (Land of the Giants) EMU
14 Hard (Caspa & The Others mix) Breakage, Newham Generals
15 Shove it (Bar 9 Bootleg) Deftones
16 Princess Gone Dub Dumbsteppaz
17 I’m Not your Toy (Nero Remix) La Roux
18 Tudor Rose (DZ Remx) Dillinja
19 Bad Man Slick John Maveric
20 Y7 N-Type
21 Bombs Over Bagdad (Stenchman mix) Outkast
22 No Rest For the Wicked Tomba feat. Sticky Feet
http://www.twitter.com/davegeedubstep
Shouts to DZ, 12th Planet, Reso, Hatcha, Borgore, Juan Basshead, 16bit, Datsik, Enkryption Projekt, 6 BLOCC, Trolley Snatcha, Profound Audio, Funtcase, Pawn & EMU, RUSKO, Mindelixer, Somejerk, N-TYPE, Jayou, Ragga Scum, Stenchman, Code of Arms, Hellfire Machina, and all our other homies murkin it right now.
