Juicy for dubstep, glitch, wobbly bass, and drum and bass…er…jungle? I’ve got a new mix out on Jungo Road just that. I’ve recently been more into the outer rims of bpm; say less than 100 and more than 160. It’s more your ass quaking than your hands shaking.

[WARNING: Please, get some good speakers or earbuds; not like the terrible ones included with iPhones and iPods. Without them, you just won't hear the bass that is essential to enjoy this mix. For those few extra bucks you’ll get better sound at lower volumes which also helps to save your ears.]

http://jungoroad.com is the place for music off the beaten path; the road less traveled. That beautiful, wonderful, creative road that is just oozing with creativity. Go over there and listen, download, subscribe to our iTunes podcast as Jungo Road, and follow us on twitter. Stand up and show your support for these producers and DJs of electronic music by going to their live shows and purchasing their music.

Also, The Glitch Mob continues to slay it as they produce music, grow, and demonstrate they’ve got their shit together. They’ve got talent, some good management in the crew, and have a can-do collaborative attitude to match. I support them in every way I can. Yes, they performed at one of my shows in Seattle.

BORETA
“BUBBLIN’ IN THE CUT / LOBEGRINDER”
Digital Single

Release Date: December 4, 2007
Catalog: GMU-002
Label: Glitch Mob Unlimited / Alpha Pup

* Last week, “Bubblin’ In The Cut / Lobegrinder” was the #2 Most Added Record to CMJ Hip-Hop and the #4 Most Added to CMJ RPM (Electronic)
* Boreta’s first release on Glitch Mob Unlimited
* If you’re feeling edIT and Ooah, you will LOVE these tracks!

Cop it now on iTunes and Addictech

((( available as iPhone ringtone and DRM-free iTunes Plus download )))

Special Note: This release is the second in an infinite series of digital-only singles on the newly-minted Glitch Mob Unlimited label. If you want to get the word out, you can grab this Glitch Mob code and repost it from alphapupdigital.com/boreta.html

Last night was a show filled with hippies, freaks, burners, and others that love freak beats. Lorin Bassnectar stopped in Seattle on his west coast tour for his new record release, Underground Communication. It was lots of fun. Here’s a new friend that I made there; she’s a performance artist. Also, a short video of the show.

[Update] I removed the video that I took of the show because its really great but gave away too much of the magic of the tour. I’d rather keep the show’s surprise and power so I might post it later this year after the tour.