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Κυριακή 21 Αυγούστου 2011

Dreadsquad & Papa Zura - PLay that Blend vol 2


Year: 2007
Format: 12"
Label: PLay that Blend (Poland)

Side A:
Riddim: Chase the devil
Riddim: Shanty Town
Riddim: Message to yo Rudy RMX
Riddim: Soul Shake

Side B:
Riddim: The breaks
Riddim: Lovely day RMX
Riddim: Giggy
Riddim: Ooh La La



Released by: PLay that Blend
Release date: Dec 12, 2007



Dreadsquad & Dj Twister - Play That Blend Vol. 1

Dreadsquad & Dj Twister - PLay that Blend vol.1
 Year: 2006
 Format: 12"
Label: PLay that Blend (Poland)

Side A:
riddim: don't cha
riddim: gasolina/rah rah reggaeton rmx
riddim: ride with me/watch this
riddim: move it

Side B:
riddim: world jam
riddim: bam bam
riddim: still d.r.e./who's that
riddim: ska reggae hi-bop



Released by: PLay that Blend
Release date: Dec 20, 2006

Gramatik - Beatz & Pieces Vol.1 (2011)



Download from Pretty Lights Label Site For FREE

Gramatik‘s first album, Beatz & Pieces Vol. 1, came out July 12 on Pretty Lights’ label, and in this case, the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree. When I think Pretty Lights, I think of something that is pretty safe and flexible to listen to, something I wouldn’t hesitate to put on for any crowd, regardless of occasion, because Pretty Lights tends to be a crowd pleaser, or at the very least a crowd appeaser. Gramatik’s album differs from Pretty Lights in that it’s probably less “dubsteppy” and further towards the funk/downtempo side of the spectrum, sampling hip hop beats but adding live instrumentation as well. Basically, if you like Pretty Lights, you’ll probably like this.
Like the calmer side of Pretty Lights’ catalogue, Gramatik’s album is nice to listen to whether you want to actually stop and listen to the music or just let it play in the background. It’s not a challenging album by any means, but it’s pleasant, and sometimes that’s what you need. “The reason I started adding live instruments is because I felt that classic hip-hop beats without vocals lose me after two minutes.  I want to keep the listener through the whole track.” Indeed, Gramatik’s vocal samples add a new layer of interest to the tracks, but they don’t distract too much from the instrumentals and beats that are the true focus.



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Album review from here http://www.earmilk.com