Friday, May 20, 2011

Crews Get Dusted


A deep trek into a world of mellow shattered beats and space synthesis.
Texture and style change as this new creation is set free.

Crews Get Dusted

Sunday, May 8, 2011

The Electric Sound Company TOUR Santa Monica May 11th


DJ Vadim and The Electric w/ Deru + Righteous Trash

Wednesday, May 11, 2011@ The Central
1348 14th Street, Santa Monica, CA (United States)
8:00 PM (7:00 PM doors) / 21+


DJ Vadim, the renowned DJ, producer, record label impresario and air-miles millionaire, known for traveling the globe in search of the perfect beat, has once again united a collective of superb individualistic artists; Chicago rapper Pugs Atomz and UK Songstess Sabira Jade, to make a truly international super-group – The Electric. Their sound which combines hip hop, soul, electronic beats and dubstep has been electrifying crowds wherever they go.



Vadim’s varied and playful production style takes influences from iconic sounds of the 70s, 80s, through to the present and beyond, yielding a futuristic sound that is tinged with vintage dust. It’s got big drums, cranking vintage synths and Moogs, dark moody passages, upbeat moments and some straight-up bugged out-ness too and the songs speak from the heart whether they’re sung, rapped or spoken. This isn’t a throwback to sounds from ages past; The Electric embodies a passion, and Pugs, Sabira and Vadim have molded a futuristic, next level amalgam of their fire to create the warmth in your chest when you hear a song that speaks to you.

2011 will be Electric.

Official website: http://www.electricsoundcompany.com/

Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/electricsoundcompany

Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/TheElectricSoundCompany

Myspace: http://www.myspace.com/theelectricsoundcompany

Twitter: http://twitter.com/electricsoundco

Tuesday, March 22, 2011

Zaptra - "The Wise" Music Video




Zaptra - "The Wise" Music Video | MTV

A lonely sorcerer conjures up a spell to summon female companions but an accident results in a journey beyond his wildest dreams. Music by Zaptra (www.zaptra.com), directed by Danny Kim, produced by Distortion Productions (www.distprod.com)

Artist: Zaptra - Art Paz
Director: Danny Kim
http://vimeo.com/channels/distortion

Thursday, March 17, 2011

Dj Dusty Fingers aka The LoFi Freq

Some info for gigs and events

My Live PA Show - Lofi Freq
Lofi Freq embodies the crossroad of contemporary electronic music, marrying the classy underbelly of hip-hop lyricism and turntabilism with the ingenuity of modular synthesis and sound design. Taking his roots from the Houston rave scene, LoFi Freq’s sonic viability swells beyond the boundaries of genre and time signature. To typify him as an experimental electronic musician would only hint at the span of his musical exploits.

The music LoFi Freq produces is about subtlety and innovation. Influenced as much by circuit bent Casio keyboards as by modular synthesizers, LoFi Freq’s sinuous beats create bubbling soundscapes that unfurl and modulate into an often base-heavy broken beat pulsing with the saturation of gritty effects and supple layering. A heady combination of old school finesse and new school filtering, LoFi Freq is just as interesting to watch live as he is to listen to.

LoFi Freq leaves no I/O patch untried or frequency unaltered.
An idea of the FreQ Sound



*** My Dj info ***

Dusty Fingers reveals a well-rounded electronic musician that transcends LAs niche underground noise scene to dwell at the cross section of genres. Enriching tracks with unlikely combinations of breakdowns and samples, Dusty Finger’s remixes bridge the timing gaps of dub step, tech-house, glitch and trip-hop. With over 15 years of turntablism notched on his musician’s belt, Dusty Fingers can scratch, drop and layer tracks that would school the new wave of DJs.

Free MIX 3-2011 The Movement!






Wednesday, March 9, 2011

Friday, February 25, 2011

Robot Koch & LoFi FreQ





Robot Koch and I had some fun in LA

He is on Project moon circle a dope new record label blowing shit up!

We played some video games, took some cool photos & made some samples.

I think its safe to say that... Robots Don't Sleep!

Friday, February 4, 2011

Hum..

Dubstep can be a useful tool in a skilled dj's arsenal.

I have been hearing Dubstep for years now. ( we used to call it the breakdown in jungle music ) and its a shame the quality of the productions are for the most part "plastic / digital" sounding in the last few years. Only a FEW artists really capture the raw element that is Dubstep correctly, or even blend the organic and synthetic.
:(
( i know im not fucking putting out stacks of wax or anything..
but sitting online listening to all the Wack dub step kids really wears thin. )