One of my fav producers just dropped a new monsta release… Total bangers from the one n only MANAIA And… Finally it’s here! It’s called the Pull Up Ep and is out now. You must have these tracks in your bag/laptop dude, guaranteed floorfillers!
Artist: Dj Manaia
Title: Pull Up EP
Label: On The Brink
Cat: OTB 010
01. “Pull Up” 04:31
02. “Are You Ready For This” 04:27
03. “The Ring Tone” 04:31
04. “Fatty Girl” 04:35
Ok it’s Christmas Day and it’s a Friday Afternoon and Generation Bass NEVER stops and so it’s time for the XMAS AFTERNOON DJ UMBFESTTTTT!!!!!…lol
Today I am going to be the SUPERSTAR DJ for a change, it’s my present to me and my nightmare to you…lmfao..
Just when you thought fuckin’ xmas day could not possibly get any worse, let’s check out Generation Bass to cheer me up. So you come on and you see this and you think, Oh that fucker, UMB, has really depressed me now, he’s put up all his own shit!!!..hahahhaha…MERRY FUCKIN’ XMAS!!!
So here’s an UMB retrospective from 2009 of “SOME” of my mixes, when I pressed the RECORD button on my CD Recorder, yep I know I’m using ancient technology!!!
You know the score, mostly improvised, first cut/1 take on my trusty Pioneer CDJ 1000 MK II & DJM 600 Mixer!
Our Soundcloud group, GLOBAL GHETTOTECH is bursting at the seams and there’s just not enough time or posting space to give some of the stuff in here an individual spotlight.
So take your time and check out some of the great stuff in there with almost 200 tracks/remixes/dj mixes to choose from, many of which are free to download.
Here’s a new mix he made for a podcast series that he was asked to take part in alongside great names like Poirier, Sammy Bananas and Toy Selectah.
He says that the mix is a good representation of where his sound is at right now and so in true Generation Bass style, plenty of Tropical Tech, Afrohouse, Tribal Guarachero, Bubblin’, Baile Funk and lots of percussion!
Zuzuka here again and today I have loads for all you Generation Bassers’.
VIGARISTA COLLECTIVE
For those that don’t know, Vigarista Collective is a New York based creative collective consisting of me, Gandja Monteiro, Irene Topshelf, Supervixen, Charlene Foster & Carol Albuquerque
THE WORLD BASS MOVEMENT
In collaboration withLe Poisson Rouge, it showcases some of the hottest new tropical sounds from across the globe every second Friday of the month. The rotation consists of an exotic blend ranging from Baile Funk, Dancehall, Ghettotech, Booty Bass, Afrobass, and many other tropical delights.
BOOmCha!!! World Bass Movement
FEATURING:
WOOLES DJ & ZUZUKA PODEROSA (Apavoramento Sound Sytem/ Neurotic Bass)
WOOLES (aka Dj John Woo) is one of the Rio pioneer of contemporary funk crossover, has been practicing the mixture of funk with breakbeats since 1999.
Creator of the infamous Apavoramento Sound System, which combine music, crazy parties, videos, documentaries and Tv shows, has played as a Apavoramento’s live pa member in many brazilian music and film festivals and at gigs in Barcelona, London and Amsterdam. Wooles, Blunt, Neurose , Zuzuka Poderosa and other ghouls they recently developed a label and a manifesto called: Rio Neurotic Bass that only works with frequencies below 7Hz causing symptoms of paranoia, dilated pupils, booty shaking and elicit consumption. WOOLES consist of 1 hour audio video set mixes terror, scratches and conspiracies, always with deep hypnotic bass frequencies, recreating the divided city and the tremendous energy of its beats.
Singer/songwriter/rapper/violinist, “JOYA BRAVO” is a New York native born in Queens and raised in Atlanta, Georgia. Conceived by Jamaican parents, Bravo’s upbringing was conservative, but musically charged.
Bravo began playing the violin at age nine. Her success eventually earned her a chair in the Metropolitan Atlanta Youth Symphony Orchestra (a highly accredited youth ensemble in the southeast region).
She has recently performed with Grammy Award Winners The Roots at the Highline Ballroom. As an all around creative artist, this powerhouse talent has a clear message to share with the world. She seeks to spread ideals of self-realization, collaboration and positive progression to future generations of the world through her craft.
JMAY has achieved a no.1 ranking on both soundclick.com and isound.com (two of the largest music communities online) for his hip hop productions.
This led to creation of JMAY productions LLC, and writing, producing and remixing for talent in UK, Germany, France and Japan . Upon moving to Brooklyn, Jmay began to remix vintage African tracks from vinyl, compile mix-tapes, and run a recording studio. Under his new production company Super Villiany, JMAY formed a Dancehall/AfroBeat group with good friend King Ramses, entitled “De Lions of Brueckelen”.
DJ Comrade is part of Xão Productions, a record label and events production company based in NYC and Rio de Janeiro.
Focusing primarily on Funk Carioca (or Baile Funk),but mixing in all sorts of other genres,(Hip-Hop/Crunk, Dancehall, Kuduro, Old-SchoolHouse, Miami Bass, etc). What seperates DJ Comrade are of his sets performed Liveon the Akai MPD (MPC) drum sampler. In true Funk Carioca style, creating live ‘Montagems’ – (mash-ups, remixes, party breaks) and original tunes on the fly.
Eastvillageradio.com – NYC- November 11 – 5pm
The Barbary- Philly – November 12
Le Poisson Rouge- NYC- November 13
Santos – NYC – November 19
Nublu – NYC – December 17
Ok we’ve set up a SOUNDCLOUD group called GLOBAL GHETTOTECH!
If you’re making beats such as Kuduro, Cumbia, Baile Funk, Dancehall, Barefoot, Gime, Dubstep. Lectro, Wonk, Tropical, Fidget and all bass heavy vbyz preferably with a Transnational element/influence, then send your track over to join the group.
So there’s like already over 40 tracks/mixes/remixes there already and so this Friday shake your booty to Global Ghettotech Heaven!
These 2 Ghettotecher’s hail from Latvia and here’s what they have to say about themselves:
“Crystral Sound System” is a DJ duo, currently based in Latvia, spinning Jamaican dancehall and reggae-inspired mashup and electronic music tunes, combined with live Caribbean-flavoured video sets, practically every weekend blazing tropical bass in various clubs and festivals. Recently girls also have discovered the massive power of dirty electro and fidget house, especially loving tracks with reggae and jungle origin sound.
Crystral Sound System ladies Antara and Lady Krii promote reggae culture since 2005 not only with regular club performances, but also radio broadcast, organizing Jamaican music event series “Riga Goes Ragga” and powering the Online Embassy of reggae culture: www.jamaica.lv.
DJ duo has performed not only in Latvia and other European countries, but also in Jamaica, getting full respect from local dreadlocks, ghetto youths and selectors. Biggest local events with Crystral ladies behind the decks: “Dance Summit”, “Baltic Graffiti Festival”, “Ride It Winter Jam”, “Fontaine Festival”, “Kite Party”, “Moonligt Party”, “Positivus Festival”, “Baltic Beach Party”.
1. Sergio – Magalenha (Paul Devro Edit)
2. Timberlee – Gunny Gunny (Schlacthofbronx RMX)
3. Steel – Shake That
4. Zulu – Body Work (Sabbo Remix)
5. M.I.A. – Boyz
6. Hostage – Bring The Music
7. Dre Skull & Sizzla – Gone Too Far (Buraka Som Sistema Remix)
8. The Count Of Monte Cristal – B More Forward (Original Mix)
9. Major Lazer – Hold The Line (Niggaz On Crack Trompeta Remix)
10. Chelley – Took The Night
11. Lorcan Mak – Gutty (Original Mix)
12. Duke Dumont – Hoy!
13. The Count Of Monte Cristal – Dibby Dj (Original Mix)
14. Douster Feat. Mc Dandao – Puta Que Pario
15. Busy Signal – Up In Her Belly
1. Isasha and Million Voice – Don’t You Know
2. Buju Banton ft Beres Hammond – Who Say
3. Million Stylez – Everyday
4. Barrington Levy – Prison Oval Rock
5. Mr Vegas – Old School Hustling
6. Cecile – No Disturb Sign
7. Lutan Fyah ft. Josie Mel – Rasta Still Deh Bout
8. Andrew Tosh – Legalize It
9. Tarrus Riley – Protect Your Neck
10. Jah Works – Jamaica
11. Burro Banton – Pick Di Lum
12. Maxi Priest and Richie Stevens – Rude Boy Crying
13. Morgan Heritage – Plant Up Di Herbs
14. Kali Blaxx – One Smoke
15. Jabalance – Rain A Fall
16. Isasha and Million Voice – I Know Jah
17. Tippa Irie – Back In The Days
18. Collie Buddz – Let Me Know
19. Anthony Cruz and Buju Banton – Too Bloody
20. Rita Marley – One Draw
21. Top Cat – Girl Of My Dreams
22. Kardinal Offishall – Nina
23. TOK – My Sound A Champion
24. Sizzla – Do It To Me
1. Cypress Hill – Insane In The Membrane (2 Bit Thugs Fix Mix)
2. Futureheads – Worry About It Later (Switch Remix / Bass Weazal Edit)
3. The Bulgarian – Crazy Doggy Biscuit (2 Bit Thugs Remix)
4. Aniki – Nut Kickaz (Bass Weazal Remix)
5. I Can’t Go feat. Killa B (Scott Cooper Remix)
6. Bass Weazal – Weazal’s Love Bob Marley
7. 2wo Much – I Don’t Like It (Original Mix)
8. Claverton vs. Banga – Like That (2 Bit Thugs Wet Weekend Remix)
9. Fake Blood – Mars (Original Mix)
10. Claverton & Kieran Brindley – Stumble (2 Bit Thugs Remix)
11. Douster – This Shit (2 Bit Thugs Late As Hell Remix)
12. The Count Of Monte Cristal – Let’s Do It
13. C.Y.O.A. (AC Slater Remix)
14. Y.M.C.A. (DLake Electro Mix)
15. Jackinori – Ba Bada (2 Bit Thugs Remix)
16. Bass Weazal – Captain Weazal
Been a minute since we’ve had some Major Lazer on the site, so we’ll welcome this new Laza Beam refix like the friend we made in the summer and just ran into in biology class. The Trinidadian producer filled out the Crookers-assisted “Jump Up” with more squelch and rotundness, additions we’ve never been averse to hearing.
Below, Evil Nine bring new hurt to an old favorite—N.A.S.A.’s “Whatchadoin” featuring Spank Rock, Santigold and M.I.A.—sharpening it into quite the ear-bleeder.
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