Showing posts with label Twerk. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Twerk. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 6, 2015

SUB.Culture | Jersey Club Documentary | Part 3 | Presented by Sengled



In the final section of our Sub.Culture: Jersey Club Documentary, we explore how a local music scene has transformed into a global phenomenon.



Featured Music:
“LOV3” - TR!CK$
“Move It” - TR!CK$ (Ft. MBreeze)
“Ponanay” - R3LL
“Nxwrk” - Nadus

Part 1: http://bit.ly/1we7aCf
Part 2: http://bit.ly/1JOBj0k

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Tuesday, December 16, 2014

SUB.Culture | Jersey Club Documentary | Part 1



From the Brick City to the Brick Bandits, Part 1 of our Sub.Culture Jersey Club documentary explores the local origins of the sound.



Featured Music:

"Sexy Walk 2K12" - DJ Lilman
"This Pussy Will Drive You Crazy" (Uniique Remix) - DJ Technics
"Nwxrk" - Nadus
"The Business Break Beat" - DJ Tameil
"Booty Work Instrumental" - Kayy Drizz

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Tuesday, November 11, 2014

Alo Wala - Timbuktu (feat. The Clerk) | Cityboy



A monster of a song, “Timbuktu” by rising global bass rapper / group Alo Wala melds into all sorts of moods–calm, jumpy, even forlorn. Opening with a small percussive swirl of taps, jangles, and pings, the song suddenly stops: “Here we go/See me flow/’Round and ’round I go,” the project’s Chicago-born, Copenhagen-based vocalist Shivani Ahlowalia (aka Alo Wala) starts in her candied voice, hand claps and drum bangs circling under her. Strings and a cascade of muffled electronics then crash hard as she continues, “I rolled through Timbuktu a long long time ago, I got my people and fresh heat no matter where I go.”

As it turns out, Ahlowalia spent time in a different part of West Africa: Guinea-Bissau. It was there that she co-founded the country’s first quality recording studio. Prior to the professional Cobiana studio being built, Bissau-Guinean artists would need to travel to Lisbon or Paris for quality recording sessions, Ahlowalia says. “I worked very hard in particular on a project called Hip Hop Harmony,” a program that brought her to Senegal, The Gambia, Mali, Mauritania and Morocco, to work with regional unification through hip-hop. After joining with tropical bass group Copia Doble Systema and VJ Mad Es to become a full band, Ahlowalia / Alo Wala toured India earlier this year, and went on to play shows in Morocco (at L’Boulevard Festival– more on this to come on Okayafrica) and Russia. This Monday, the group is set to release their debut EP, Cityboy, which closes with “Timbuktu.” Speaking on her connection to the Malian city the song takes its name from, Ahlowalia explained:

“It’s a common expression to say ‘from here to Timbuktu,’ Timbuktu referring to a place far away, almost intangible or impossible to arrive to. So what happens when you’ve been there to the impossible place so very far away? Where do you go from there? That’s what the tune is about. For me Timbuktu represents the turning point, where the journey becomes less about a destination, and more about knowing one’s self; the journey within.”

Listen to “Timbuktu” & her other releases below. Alo Wala’s Cityboy is out November 10th via Enchufada.







OUT NOW ON ALL MAJOR DIGITAL STORES:
Beatport - bit.ly/cityboybeatport
Junodownload - bit.ly/cityboyjuno
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Saturday, September 20, 2014

DA WAR ZONE | OCTOBER 3RD | KEMO VS SPEED





DA WAR ZONE OCTOBER 3RD (KEMO VS SPEED) WHO YOU THINK WILL WIN? presented by: 600 Ent / Walacamtv.com THE BOP ORIGINATOR BATTLES THE FASTEST BOPPER ALIVE contact TeeJay 702-415-3195 #DAWARZONE @lilkemo5 @fmb_teamspeed

Monday, July 21, 2014

Sojuju Mix | Vunzige Deuntjes Festival DJ Contest



Mighty Mark | Mighty EP



Mighty Mark ft. TT The Artist and Sushi Samson - "Ping Pong" (Official Video)



As a proud Cherry Hill-native and inventive Baltimore club music producer and DJ, Mighty Mark bridges the gap between the intensity of old school Baltimore club music and the futuristic style of the new school. "Mighty" is his first EP but this young producer isn't a newcomer as he used to be known as "Murder Mark". His tracks are supported by DJs like Sinden, Nightwave, Brenmar, Redlight, and L-Vis 1990 to name a few and are featured at Vice/Noisey, Earmilk, Do Androids Dance and countless music sites. After remixing Big Dope P's "Bird Flu" and appearing on #DMP6 with Feadz, MikeQ, Dj Earl Teklife, Ezekiel and more, Mark presents his first official 5 tracks EP featuring collaborations with TT The Artist, Sushi Samson, Mike-Mike ZOME, Young H.I.D., DJ K-Spin, Colada and Rachel G.



Meet Mighty Mark:
https://twitter.com/iammightymark
http://www.mightymarkadventures.com/

DJ Technics and DK Ayres Discuss the Past and Future of Baltimore Club: http://bit.ly/U9UJGT

Thursday, June 12, 2014

Mincha | You Know Me

Mincha gifts us his new track "You Know Me”, the 5th instalment in the 3am series. This year has seen the French producer begin a steady stream of live shows, release music with RAW Records, Trapdoor Records and receive support from BBC Radio 1's B-traits.

“You Know Me” represents Mincha's home grown sound, a mix of synth, bass & vocal chops that effortlessly blend to create the smooth recognisable sound that fits so eloquently into the uprising mellow yet vibrant electronic sound coming from France right now.

Follow Mincha
@minchamusic

Monday, June 10, 2013

Miley Cyrus Twerks at Juicy J Concert

I had to post this...#TWERKIT
Miley Cyrus hits the stage at a Juicy J concert to twerk during his performance of "Bandz a Make Her Dance." Subscribe to the Fuse YouTube channel: http://bit.ly/fuseSub