Over at JungoRoad.com, I did a video interview with Zodiac Cartel and Lee Coombs while I was on vacation in San Francisco for the LovEvolution festival.
These two guys are at the top of their game.
I’ve written a new track review on Jungo Road for the new Waveplant & Ernesto (I Need A) Bassline (Chad North and Aaron Pope Remix). Its a great new track put together by Chad North, Aaron Pope, Waveplant, and Ernesto. Its a solid funky breakbeat track with glitched out vocals, choppy beats, and a background hint of retro vocoder effects. Think more prime time Stanton Warrior-esque in a crowded room of heated sexy people pulsing to the beat.
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.
Moving forward, I’m going to be telling you about my Jungo Road project. It’s a partnership with Chad North to highlight music producers and their music; music off the beaten path.
This week’s Jungo Road mix is by Chad North (Erase Records, Jungo Road, NYC). He’s recently had a string of successful releases (The Grind, You Got What) and we’ve got an exclusive mix by him that includes unreleased tracks and remixes of his own tracks from producers like Scott Cooper, Wasabi, and Mike Hulme aka Introspective.
If you like tech-funk, breaks, or tech house then you’ll get into his mix. Come over to http://jungoroad.com to listen and download, get the 411, and support him as an musician by buying his tracks or hearing him LIVE this month! The podcast is also available on iTunes as Jungo Road.
Jungo Road continues a weekly get-it-on podcast release and blog on top notch music producers and DJs. Go visit our website http://jungoroad.com to read and listen to them all.
