We’ve been sleeping a bit on this dude Morrison, from Tilburg, The Netherlands, the place that gave birth to Generation Bass.

Another great track here from him showcasing his more Moombah/luv/soul side, really feeling this one. This takes me back to early H&M days and it’s as good as some of their early works, so don’t sleep on this, it is quality.

And don’t make the same mistake as us, don’t sleep on Morrison, he is a name to be reckoned with:

Arehouse has always been a bit of a LuvFool and he puts that bad habit to good practice here by mixing it all up in this great set that he just dropped in tribute to the luv that he has for me, which he wants the whole world to know about!

Love In The Air Mix by ∆Rehouse on Mixcloud

Here’s what he says about it:

A new mix based on love and feeling in love. The music is deep rooted in the uplifting feelings of new spring time Feelings of belonging are all around us and coming out of the coldness of winter humans are looking to break out of their hibernation and begin a new reason of love thank you for listening…

Love Is In The Air…

You can download it too from HERE

Yeah, there’s something awfully cheesy and a bit naff about Valentines Day!  BUT lovers all around the world, see it as an opportunity to seize the moment!

When a person they have been admiring from a distance finally gets the message they have been trying to tell them all year long. Or maybe it’s a day when lovers can renew their expression of luv for each other or just reinforce it once again.

It could be a day when most of the world rids itself of the abundant overflow of flowers, perfumery, lingerie, cheesy cards and chocolate!  Possibly, even a day when we get caught up in the worst excesses of commercialism.

Often it can signal the beginning of something wonderfully new or even the realization that something that was once beautiful, must finally come to an end.

Whatever your expression, persuasion, interpretation, there’s no escaping it!

Have a luv in on our behalf with these great mixtapes and tracks:

LuvTech – Dj Badre

My good friend DJ Badre drops a dreamy LuvTech mixtape and we don’t post a lot of TechLuv on this blog and so it is refreshing and a great mixtape to boot:

Ellsworth Land (Original Mix) -SCSI,
Caché-Saschienne,
Unknown,
Limit (Oscar Re-Edit) – Feist vs James Blake ,
Thirteen Thirtyfive (Arts & Leni_s For The Floor Edit) – Dillon ,
Roscoe (David B Edit) – Ellie Goulding ,
The Only Thing In This World (Alle Farben Remix)-L Kubic &Tagträumer²
Siberian Barber (Original) – SWIS,
Ile De Goree – Gallus, Kurus,
Walk Alone Feat. Spoony Talker – Daniel Dreier, Paul Schal,

LuvStep IV – Dirty SJ & Flufftronix

The annual series that started in 2010, just after my Popstep series, which treads similar but more commercial waters, is back for its fourth instalment.

To be honest I had my fair share of Luvstep and Popstep back in 2011 and it’s not as exciting to me as it used to be BUT it’s still one of the more acceptable and cooler of the Valentines Day mixtapes out there, less cheese and more cool and so it’s always worth exploring for sure.  Plus this particular franchise is fairly popular.  And these 2 dudes always do a GREAT job of it, so enjoy!

1 Adriana
2 Yuna – Lullabies (Adventure Club Remix)
[FADER Label]
3 Zedd feat. Foxes – Clarity (Aylen Remix)
[Interscope]
4 Protohype and Kezwik – Hold Your Breath
[Simplify Recordings]
5 M83 – Steve McQueen (BeatauCue Remix)
[Mute]
6 Mojo – Blues [Terrorhythm Recordings]
7 Subscape – A Lot To Learn
[Dub Police Records]
8 Foxes – Youth (Adventure Club Remix)
[Neon Gold]
9 Other Echoes feat. Alice Smith – You’ll
Be My Medicine [Hospital Records]
10 Ellie Goulding – Figure 8 (Xilent Remix)
[Polydor Ltd.]
11 Emeli Sandé – My Kind Of Love
(Gemini Remix) [Virgin UK]
12 Seven Lions – Days To Come (feat. Fiora)
[OWSLA]
13 Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs
Household Goods (Zeds Dead Remix)
[Polydor Ltd.]
14 Sébastien Tellier – Russian Attractions
(Axel Le Baron Remix) [Record Makers]
15 Little Jinder – Parked My Heart [Unreleased]
16 Twigs – Ache [Twigs]
17 Holly
18 Emily Underhill – Lost In Me (Splinter
Remix) [Splinter]
19 Robots Don’t Sleep – So Bad (Synkro
Vocal Mix) [Four Music]
20 Lemonade – Vivid [True Panther Sounds]
21 Delilah – Inside My Love (Redlight Remix)
[Warner Music UK Ltd.]
22 Hundred Waters – Thistle
(Star Slinger Remix) [OWSLA]
23 Metrik feat. Reija Lee – Freefall
[Viper Recordings]
24 xKore feat. Ooo – Empty Space
[Inspected Records]
25 Angus & Julia Stone – I’m not Yours
(Fytch Remix) [Nettwerk]
26 Koven – More Than You [Viper Recordings]
27 The M Machine feat. Blake Hazard
The Palace [OWSLA]
28 Bytesize – Needing You (Infuze Remix)
[Profound Audio]
29 Rudimental – Not Giving In
(Phaelah Remix) [Asylum]
30 Skrux – Alive feat. Complexion
[Royal Bass Records]
31 Flufftronix – Feel The Love
[White Label]
32 Tiffany
33 Karma Kid – Delight in Delaware
[Justus Records]

LoveStep – GoldRush

GoldRush releases his second EP almost 2 years after his initial “Love Hz” EP released on our label.

This second EP is free for only the next 48 hours, so grab it quick, it’s another good one:

FootLuv – Machinedrum

Machinedrum opts to do a footwork remix of the dulcet tones of 80′s popstar Alexander O’Neil for your Valentines Day luv in.  Foot fetishists will luv this:

LuvJamz – Henry Krinkle

Oooh luv this one, really great one by Henry Krinkle:

LuvCloud 9 – David Heartbreak

Heartbreak chooses “Cindy C won’t u play with me” for the cover…

Most of the mixtape is made up of his fabulous Cloud 9 series, great stuff as always.

Bloody hell, I think I know who that is on the intro..shhhhhhhh..ahahhahah

Absolutly luv this one too!

Took a short break from the noise to give you something to vibe too… the perfect chill future bass vibes… Thanks for the love… and make sure to go check the artist on the PL

Track list as follows…

David Heartbreak- Air of Life
Robert Miles- Children ( Nicademass Remix )
Influx – Northern Lights
Mr. Vega & David Heartbreak- Thai
Seven Lions- Days to come ( Cy Kosis Zen Remix )
Nicademass- World in my Eyes
The Police- Roxanne ( Special Rekwest )
Infuze- Fever
David Heartbreak – Lost & Found
Infuze- Cant get enough
Jeremiah- Birthday Sex ( Yarin Lidor Remix )
Nicademas- Stary Nights
Rui Da Salva- Touch Me ( yarin Lidor Remix )
David Heartbreak- Everything
Influx- Standing there waiting to hold her
David Heartbreak- Reasons
David Heartbreak- Subconscious
David Heartbreak- Dave’s Diner
Throwing Snow- Naked Dance

LuvFunk – Bobby Tank

Bobby goes slowjamz, R&B, funky, new and nostalgic too:

R kelly – Sex Planet
Busta Rhymes – Whats it gonna be
Troop – Shes My Favourite Girl
David Grant – Watching Me Watching You
Bryan Loren – Easier Said Than Done
Kirko Bangz – Drank In My Cup
Aaliyah – One In a Million
Montell Jordan – I Can Do That
Jagged Edge – Walked Outta Heaven
112 – Anywher
Guy – Smile
Johnny Gill – There You Go
Bobby Brown – I Really Love You
Melba Moore – Livin For Your Love
G-Unit – Wanna Get To Know You
Tweet – Turn Da Lights Off
Young Gunz – No Better Love
J Dilla – Baby
Keith Sweat – Twisted
Monica – Dont Take It Personal
Big Pun – Im Not A Player
Talib Kweli – Never Been In Love
G-Unit – Smile
Levert – Lookin For Love
Bobby Brown – Dont Be Cruel
Zapp & Roger – Slow & Easy

LuvBug – Six Degrees

Bob Duskis from Six Degrees always puts together wonderful broadcasts, which are often vastly underrated and unappreciated, unless it’s by real music aficionado’s like myself ;-)

Traveler In Love by Sixdegreesrecords on Mixcloud

MoombahLuv – The Pope

Sorry this is not new but it’s my contribution from last Valentines when we released MoombahLuv 3 on this day 1 year ago!

Just 1 year later, I fulfilled my dream and became The Pope:

Generation Bass Present MoombahLuV 3 – The Finale [Unmastered Previews Promo Feb 2012] – DJ UMB by Dj Umb on Mixcloud

[Artwork by Steve Ohh]

You had Volume 1 for free last week and now get ready for Volume 2!!!

Generation Bass presents: Arehouse – Puzzle Piece EP

A new assault in the ongoing battles to break Moombahton domination is the free series we will be presenting on the Generation Bass platform. This series will be free. Free as in sharing, not as in beer. Free as in inspiration and giving young and hardworking artists that need to be heard a voice.

Ryan Howze has been gracing us with his tracks and remixes under the Arehouse guise for quite some time now. He has crafted his own sound which is not leaning on effects or impact of sound as much as on melody and the craft of writing a good tune. The title track “Puzzle Piece” is a deep excursion into moombahluv territory, with lush strings and melancholic piano chords at the heart of the tune. The trap-ish hihats and snares give this a really forward thinking feel, but the moombah beat keeps everything focused on the dance floor as well. “When You’re Gone” aims at similar emotions, but adds some treated vocal samples and heavy duty percussion to the mix. For some reason this joint feels more like a deep hiphop cut than anything related to Afrojack and the Dutch House sound. And yes, that’s a good thing.

The half tempo stomp in the middle of “Greece” again takes us back to the new wave of TRAP, currently booming all over the web. But the classic Moombah elements keep it grounded in a modern dance style. The last of these four awesome cuts, “Are You Ready” ventures more into chip tune, with its evil SID melody line and crushed samples. Again heavy and dense production with a bunch of percussive elements, created from vocal samples. Deep stuff! Arehouse keeps Moombahton lovers on the floor without making any compromise to his personal, detailed style and melodic touch!

Grab it all for freee from here:

Next Week – Volume III – Puga – Ghetto Punk including a Sazon Booya remix!

ARTWORK by Steve Ohh

You had Volume 1 for free last week and now get ready for Volume 2 next week!

Generation Bass presents: Arehouse – Puzzle Piece EP

A new assault in the ongoing battles to break Moombahton domination is the free series we will be presenting on the Generation Bass platform. This series will be free. Free as in sharing, not as in beer. Free as in inspiration and giving young and hardworking artists that need to be heard a voice.

Ryan Howze has been gracing us with his tracks and remixes under the Arehouse guise for quite some time now. He has crafted his own sound which is not leaning on effects or impact of sound as much as on melody and the craft of writing a good tune. The title track “Puzzle Piece” is a deep excursion into moombahluv territory, with lush strings and melancholic piano chords at the heart of the tune. The trap-ish hihats and snares give this a really forward thinking feel, but the moombah beat keeps everything focused on the dance floor as well. “When You’re Gone” aims at similar emotions, but adds some treated vocal samples and heavy duty percussion to the mix. For some reason this joint feels more like a deep hiphop cut than anything related to Afrojack and the Dutch House sound. And yes, that’s a good thing.

The half tempo stomp in the middle of “Greece” again takes us back to the new wave of TRAP, currently booming all over the web. But the classic Moombah elements keep it grounded in a modern dance style. The last of these four awesome cuts, “Are You Ready” ventures more into chip tune, with its evil SID melody line and crushed samples. Again heavy and dense production with a bunch of percussive elements, created from vocal samples. Deep stuff! Arehouse keeps Moombahton lovers on the floor without making any compromise to his personal, detailed style and melodic touch!

Slept on this one by Nottingham’s 24 year old Jamrock!

This is really luvley stuff, very melodic and atmospheric and full of great ideas.

A combo of Soul & Moombahton and it really is a stylish piece of work!

“Athena” is the stand out track for me!

The UK dudes are just getting better and better at this!

King Kong from Portugal is just on another level when it comes to luscious, Moombahsoul productions.  Perhaps the best dude at it as this latest track testifies!

Made even sexxxier with Britney on the vox!

Exhibiting their naked emotion, quite literally, the boys return with Volume 2 of their So Emotional series.

There’s some proper corkers on this and it’s a great addition to the series.

Props to the boys too for having the balls to do that cover :-)

It’s time to bawl. Cousin Culo and Phi Unit present Volume 2 of So Emotional with 10 tracks, including 2 bonus tracks from fellow crybabies Dj Reck (Gonzalo Silva) and Cabo Blanco. This volume continues the theme of emotional moombahton, so get your tissues ready for a darker, even more heartfelt compilation filled with #emoton anthems.

COUSIN COLE
Phi Unit
DJ Reck
Cabo Blanco

Download entire EP: http://bit.ly/unzipthetears

Grab the mix too:

So Emotional Volume 2 Mixtape Tracklist

DJ Reck is Gonzalo Silva – Escape
Jai Paul – Jasmine (Cabo Blanco Dub Mix)
Switch ft. Andrea Martin – I Still Love You (Phi Unit Remix)
Nadus – Scratching Me Up (DJ Sliink Edit)
Cousin Culo ft. Yukimi – Blue Lights (Bootleg)
Gil Scott Heron & Jamie XX featuring Rihanna – I’ll Take Care of U (Cousin Culo Mix)
Loot & Plunder – Thinkin’ Bout Your Body (Cousin Culo Edit)
Dre Skull – I Want You (Phi Unit Bootleg)
John Talabot ft. Glasser – Families
Delorean – Stay Close (Dave Nada Moombahton Remix)
Shontelle – Impossible (Phi Unit Remix)
Alicia Keys – Unthinkable (Cabo Blanco LuvBootleg)
M83 – Midnight City (Cousin Culo Edit)
Cousin Culo – Pain & Love
Warpaint – Undertow (Cousin Culo Remix)
Daims – Boxes
DJ Melo – Es Dificil
Phi Unit – Goodbye

Really engaging mix here covering a spectrum of Moombahton sounds including a hefty amount from the Moombahluv series that we put out, enjoying this!

A mellow moombahsoul mix with a few surprises within. Containing unreleased tracks by Flux Trax.

Tennis Hoodman, Munchi, Heartbreak, Sabo, ZSonic, Oktored, Mendez, Jon Kwest, Heisenberg, Brent Tactic, DJ Quien, Corey Corey Haim, Dave Nada, Yeah!, El Nomada, Dj Archi, Your Headlights Are On, Los Hermanos Latinos, Michelle Amador, Antena, Metro Area, Frank Hebly, The Doors, Jenifa Mayanja, Miss Nicky Trax, Tony Allen.

Mixed on a Ecler Nuo4 mixer, two Vestax PDX2000 and control vinyl running Deckadance and dub effects from a KPmini.

Some mishaps here and there but it’s live!

So today is Doc Adam’s day, the fifth in line to shine as “THE MOOMBAHTONISTA”!

Previously we have had:

Jorge Melo

ETC! ETC!

Heartbreak

Munchi

You should know the score by now:

-An Intro
-Brief Q & A with our Moombahtonista
-Biography
-Discography
-The almighty EXCLUSIVE!

INTRO:

Not as consistent in putting out the Moombahton as he use to be or as much as others currently do in the scene but imho he did enough quality stuff in the early days and also continues to do so in his latter days, to warrant his inclusion in my list.

Lets not forget he did release an awesome free EP not so long ago in September of last year, “La Reconquista”, which left a lasting impression on many.

So it’s more a question of “quality” over “quantity” and as far as I am concerned & he is a deserved Moombahton Master!

Plus he was also on the original mutha’ of all Moombahton compilations, “The Summer of Moombahton” put together by Munchi back in July 2010.

So his presence in this scene is of some historical importance but besides that, I really dig his version of Moombahton. I feel it’s dance-floor friendly and more accessible to the commercial masses than some other stuff and it’s always funky & groovy.  That’s understandable given that he normally dj’s in Top 40 clubs to pay his bills and therefore has to find a good balance between something nu & underground and something that crosses over to mainstream crowds.

So he holds his own in the scene with his own take on the genre and in true Moombahtonista style!

This edit of “Calypso” was the first track that did it for me:

And this is the track that featured on Munchi’s and the first ever Moombahton Compilation, The Summer of Moombahton:

He was also one of the first to do 80′s MoombahPoP edits:

Not only 80′s pop edits but Cumbiaton too:

MoombaHop too with his first track above and also this:

Moombahluv too:

And here’s that fabulous La Reconquista EP again:

So all in all, his influence and contribution has been pretty immense!

Q&A:

What was the first Moombah track you heard and how did it make you feel?

I couldn’t say which track I listened to first, but it was unquestionably something off of the Dave Nada Moombah EP. I didn’t really know what to make of it at first. My initial thoughts were a mixture of, “Awesome, I have a huge gap between 105 and a 115 BPM in my DJ sets, this will fill that a bit,” and, “These are just slowed down records, right?,” and “Didn’t Toy Selectah already do this?” (I was obsessed with his remix of Nadie Como Tu ever since it came out, as I was a long time fan of Reggaeton). All of those thoughts dropped by the wayside when I decided to drop the edit of Riverside off of that EP the very next day at one of my bigger open format residences. I think I sandwiched it between Da Funk and Pass That Dutch – the crowd went nuts. And from then I was hooked. I have always been a fan of dance music in the 106 to 115 BPM range, I feel like it’s a very ‘natural’ pace for people to dance to and it has been largely ignored in EDM with the exception of certain varieties of Disco in the last few years. I have also always been a huge fan of Latin, Caribbean, and West African rhythms – so the fusion seemed perfect to me.

What was the first Moombah track you made & when did you make it?

That would be my edit of Drop The Lime’s Sex Sax on top of which I threw the acapella from Tried by 12 by East Flatbush Project. I wanted to find a way to start introducing the Moombahton tracks I was feeling into my sets more, but it was a constant struggle as they were too big, too hard-hitting for me to play early in the night, but too off the radar to get over during peak hour – as I’m primarily a hip-hop DJ playing at somewhat Top 40 inclined clubs for the most part. So I decided to make a track with some rap vocals on them to give people something to latch onto. It sort of worked. But I posted the track on my Soundcoud page and on the Hollerboard back in (I think) June of 2010 and kids went apeshit for it. I remember seeing a write up on Marcus Dowling’s TGRI about how Dave Nada had a saxophone player come in and play along with the track at one of the OG Moombahton Mondays in D.C., which totally blew my mind – considering I made that track in about 15 minutes on a total whim. Given the success, I started churning out more tracks for the rest of the summer, getting more and more intricate and trying to depart from doing straight up edits.

How do you see the future for the Moombahton scene.

I don’t know, honestly. I assure you that I’m not trying to be a hater when I say this, but I personally am not a fan of how loud, wonky, dissonant and chaotic the sound has gotten in large part. I feel like a lot of the elements of Dubstep that steered me away from much of that genre have infiltrated the production style of a pretty big portion of the Moombahton I’m hearing these days. I respect the hell out of the people making that stuff well and playing it well, it just isn’t really my sound. Under the right circumstances, I will totally rock that shit on the decks – but you’re unlikely to find me making it. That being said, there are still plenty of people that are inclined towards the more Latin, the more rhythmic, the more sexy side of the genre that always allured me. Everyone working within the soul side of things is in the line that I am still really feeling and that is largely inspiring all of my new work. I also love hearing tracks pulling more from the Latin, Caribbean, and West African rhythms and vibes that I see having undergirded the genre from its inception.

Moreoever, I have been hyped to hear people experimenting with the more complex and intricate rhythms and syncopated tonal patterns that are present in deep house and minimal techno. I don’t enjoy electronic music that makes me feel like I’m being hit with a blunt instrument, by and large. I know a lot of people do. To that end – and given everything that I have said – I think that Moombahton can demonstrate its validity by splitting up into different worlds where everyone finds the aspects of the genre that they enjoy – just as happened with House and Techno and Drum N Bass and Dubstep and everything else. Accordingly, my capacity to hate may actually be a mark of the growth of the genre and a benchmark of the fact that it is really coming into its own.

BIO:

In the contemporary era of DJing in which many selectors neglect the fundamentals of the craft, Doc Adam strives to hold fast to basic elements of the art: technical skill, quality selection, and the ability to rock any party which confronts him.  Holding a Ph.D. in philosophy, Doc Adam is the thinking man’s DJ – but this doesn’t hamper his ability to throw himself full-swing into the center of a party.  The skill set which he possesses today is something developed over the course of a decade-plus behind the turntables during which he has refused to let his abilities or his musical knowledge stagnate.

Doc Adam cut his teeth in the turntablist and party scene in the late ’90s in Detroit and Ann Arbor, MI where he grew accustomed to rocking crowds and DJ battles alike, flipping back and forth between hip hop, downtempo, ghettotech, and minimal techno.  Having gained the utmost respect for the craft of DJing and the power of nearly all genres of dance music as a member of Ann Arbor’s Unfadeable Crew, Doc Adam persisted throughout his years spent living between Germany and Oregon, honing his skills in various capacities and growing accustomed to rocking to anyone who is thrown in front of him playing any conceivable genre of music – he prides himself on his encyclopedic knowledge of music and his ability to both read and push the dancefloor.

In the past few years Doc Adam has performed everywhere from Düsseldorf to Detroit, Tucson to Minneapolis, Philadelphia to Honolulu and beyond.  He can be found rocking parties multiple nights every week in Portland, usually with his fellow members of the Ante Up crew, Ronin Roc and DJ Nature.  Currently a member of the Wolfpack DJs with DJ Excel, DJ Evil One, DJ Impulse, Rick Rude, & DJ-R, he has played with DJs and performers ranging from The Pack to Parliament Funkadelic, Tony Touch to Sammy Bananas, Spoek Mathambo to Scottie B and more of the top-tier DJs in the world than can be listed here.  Doc Adam is also one of the premier producers of Moombahton – his work has been featured on blogs including Mad Decent, Generation Bass, Hat+Hoodie, Global Ghetto and Tropical Bass.  He is the in-house engineer for FRESHselects.net working with artists including Onra, Waajeed, Mayer Hawthorne, Invincible, Blu, and Buff One.  He is also member of the Crossfaded Bacon family of DJs and producers and has worked for corporate sponsors including Red Bull, Nike, Adidas, Scion, Macy’s, and VTech.

Doc Adam’s resume and history in the game speaks for itself, but he refuses to rest content.  Keep your eyes and ears open, as Doc Adam is only getting better with time.

 Discography:

Drop The Lime x East Flatbush Project – Tried By Sex Sax (Doc Adam Edit)

Drop The Lime – Sex Sax (Doc Adam Edit)

Kill The Noise x Aaliyah – A Million In My World (Doc Adam Edit)

Afrojack x Busy Signal – Born & Grow Real High (Doc Adam Edit)

Nu Shooz – Point of No Return (Doc Adam Remix)

Herve – Dibby DJ (Doc Adam Edit)

Baltimora – Tarzan Boy (Doc Adam Remix)

Round Table Knights – Calypso (Doc Adam Edit)

Magnetic Man – MAD (Doc Adam Edit)

Dillon Francis & Ammo x Tupac – Westside, Bitches! (Doc Adam Edit)

Guido – Mad Sax (Doc Adam Edit)

Culture Club – Tumble For Ya (Doc Adam Edit)

Matthew Wilder – Break My Stride (Doc Adam Edit)

Michele Wylen – Gimme Gime (Doc Adam Remix)

La Sonora Dinamita – Yo Soy La Cumbia (Doc Adam Edit)

Matias Aguayo – Minimal (Doc Adam Remix)

DJ Bigga – Boeke (Doc Adam Remix)

Steve Angello x Clipse – When’s The KNAS Time (Doc Adam Edit)

Steady B – Serious (Doc Adam Remix)

Doc Adam – West Coast Shit

Doc Adam – Bang With Me (You Don’t Wanna)

Doc Adam – Wu-Tang Slang

Doc Adam – Talk Too Much

Doc Adam  - Jet Black Stinger

Doc Adam – Moombah Original Mix for Bmore Originals

Crazy Couzinz – Bongo (Doc Adam Edit)

Steve Angello – Flonko (Doc Adam Edit)

Cajmere – Horny (Doc Adam Remix)

Human League – Things That Dreams Are Made Of (Doc Adam Remix) – La Reconquista EP

Hackney Colliery Band – Africaton (Doc Adam Remix) – La Reconquista EP

Strafe – Set It Off (Doc Adam Remix) – La Reconquista EP

Slum Village – Raise It Up (Doc Adam Remix) – La Reconquista EP

Ohio Players – Funky Worm (Doc Adam Remix) – La Reconquista EP

Grateful Dead – Fire On The Moombahton (Doc Adam Remix) – La Reconquista EP

Mark The 45 King – 900 Number (Doc Adam Remix)

Doc Adam – Es Gibt Kein

Doc Adam – Weigh Up

Doc Adam – Slow March Forward.

Symarip – Skinhead Moonstomp (Doc Adam Edit)

The Exclusive:

For his exclusive, Doc Adam has once again done something that few have covered already, he goes back to the 60′s with an edit of a track by an infamous UK ska/reggae band.  This was the skinheads movement before they were sadly tainted by the racism of the movement in the late 70′s in the UK!

This is a peak time crowd howler, you can just imagine everybody pogoing to this!!!

Brilliant!!

WIKI:

Symarip (also known at various stages of their career as The Bees, The Pyramids, Seven Letters and Zubaba) were a ska and reggae band from the United Kingdom, originating in the late 1960s, when Frank Pitter and Michael Thomas founded the band as The Bees. The band’s name was originally spelled Simaryp, which is an approximate reversal of the word ‘pyramids’.^[1] Consisting of members of West Indian descent, Symarip is widely marked as one of the first skinhead reggae bands, being one of the first to target skinheads as an audience. Their hits included “Skinhead Girl”, “Skinhead Jamboree” and “Skinhead Moonstomp”, the latter of which was based on the Derrick Morgan song, “Moon Hop”.

Symarip – Skinhead Moonstomp (Doc Adam Edit)