I MET SAM back in 2004/2005 on the wonderful world of MYSPACE =) [What happened to myspace?!?!?!] and Tho 2004 doesn't seem like long ago, More has changed in the way of Music in the last 5 years than it has from 1990 -2000 - Obviously that huge changed was created by Myspace [THE DOUBLE EDGE SWORD] and by MYSPACE I just mean Online Social Networking. Add that and the passing of James Yancey (Jay Dilla Dee) and it led to A huge Explosion in the way music / beats / hip-Hop production has shifted.... In fact I don't even know what to call Beats anymore....Do you?.. HipHop? Electronic? Dub-Step,Warpy, WAng-fu who knows..... Good Music is Good Music to me, and Music + Percussion (Minus) Words = BEATS to me at least.......
Well SAMIYAM is A BEAST! It's crazy when you think about forks in the road and choices and how much the choices we do or don't make impact the entire earth..... and if you think that is bull-ish, Let me give you an Example: When I met Samiyam it was VIA myspace, I had just released by Solo album "JunkPlanet" years after it was finished so it was a proper representation of the music I was making at that time. I soon after released "Project: REACH" which was A Proper release for the time... Sam and I shared similar interests and I was working on my new album "The NEXT Final Fantasy" and ended up with 6 beats fro this genius beatsmith, and 3 others just to use for mixtapes..... (1 - of those 3 mixtape beats ended up on my Rawkus Release "Crush Your System" and the other 2 were lost in the great HARDRIVE CRASH OF 2006) Sam came down to Florida to look at School's and Athena (my Ex) and I met up with him in his Hotel in orlando....There we spoke about things while engaging in some fine herbal delites and he told me about this cat FLYING LOTUS he was creating music with back and forth from LA....He had his Laptop and I believe the Boss 303 / Don't quote me on that (sam correct me if i'm wrong) and played me A grip of NES Sampled beats and said he doubt he would end up going to school down here, but he wanted to show his parents he was up for ideas....I learned A few things about Sam that evening (1: He hates Rappers) and (2:He isn't fond of his older production i.e. the beats I have from him) now I like to think I have a golden ear and I think the production I have from Sam is the dopest to date.....I have held off on releasing my new albums for alot of reasons, but by summer 2o11 ALL WILL BE RELEASED..... I Actually have A joint I was going to use for Crush Your System titled "Shuffle Step" (feat. Buff1 & Finale) but are going to use it for another project.... In Fact All the joints will be released very soon..... Probably the next to surfice will be "BLOWED" which will be DISTANT STARR (STARRSKREAM) & myself - produced by SAMIYAM.... But back on those Forks in the road.....Imagine if Sam would have moved to Orlando, Florida and went to school instead of moving out west and making moves.......Think of all the traveling and touring he has done, all the lives he has touched all the musicians he has inspired............ I'm really proud of Sam and I hope everyone who reads this heads over to his myspace and purchases his project "MAN VS MACHINE" and anything else duke drops!!!! now enjoy!!!!!!!!!!!!
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SAMIYAM/ZOMBY MIX
Samiyamcompiled this mix of new and old original beats for aHyperdubshowcase on BBC´s Mary Anne Hobbs a few months back. you might recognize some of the tunes but there should be a few cuts you haven´t heard. Also, towards the end of the mix you get a nice piece of Zomby´s BBC mix.
A few years back I applied for the RBMA (http://redbullmusicacademy.com)I believe it was 2006, Since then Alot of my peers have applied and attended so I think I am going to attempt fit in the 2011 roster... In Light of this I wanted to share some stuff..... Now this entire post below is lifted (copy & Pasted) from one of the best sites on the world wide web www.MOOVMNT.COM so, after you read this post go ahead and visit them!
Peace 2 Deluge For being the Force behind this Amazing post! (check him out here - Punchdouble ) HsH
For over a decade the Red Bull Music Academy has given young, upcoming artists a place to develop themselves. Not only do they learn, but a very important part of the RBMA is creating and exposing! What better way to do this than to record a compilation album together with fellow participants as well as more established musicians and sometimes even legends.
Under the name ‘Various Assets’ this has been done several times. These CD’s were never released to the general public and contain unreleased material as well as music that has been released like Flying Lotus his “Tea Leaf Dancers” featuring Andreya Triana. These compilation CD’s were recorded all over the world from Melbourne to Seattle and from Toronto to Barcelona.
We from Moovmnt had never actually heard all of this material and thought it would be a good idea to select our favourites and release it as a mix. Some music you might have heard on our website already, but I can assure you that some of this material has been waiting, hidden in the dust, to come out of your speakers and give you a taste of the wonderful things that are going on at the Red Bull Music Academy.
We tried to keep the mix close to our personal taste and yet it contains a divers array of different kinds of music. Enjoy some tasteful hip hop, nu-soul, future funk, soulful house, electronic music with a dash of dubstep to go out with a bang. Now we’re off to London to soak up some of that RBMA energy, so enjoy this one. We’ll be keeping you updated about what goes on behind the scenes at the Academy, so tune in for some exclusive footage, music, etc.
Tracklist: + Oddisee Feat. Phonte & Many More – All Because She’s Gone + Pursuit Grooves Feat. Dennis Coffey – Renew + Muhsinah & Jake One – You + The Clonious Feat. n.i.a.m.h & Granufunk – Valediction + Flying Lotus Feat. Andreya Triana – Tea Leaf Dancers + Onra, Fatima & Pursuit Grooves – Are You Satisfied + Flying Lotus Feat. Oddisee & Phonte – The Perch + Skymark Feat. Steve Spacek – How U Gonna Feel + DÈbruit, Om’Mas Keith & Woon – I’m Goin’ Wit’ You + CO-LaB – Venture (The North Face Newbalance Version) + Studio B – Sambuca Latino Groove + T-Man Feat. Chez Damier & Nina Kraviz – The Return Of Love + TRG, Benga & DJ Zinc – Benga Woz Here + ISkream, U TorSan – St Andreu Lonely Heartthrob Dubs
You might have noticed that we haven’t been posting for the past days. We’ve been getting a taste of London and today our Red Bull Music Academy adventure officially started with a lecture by Flying Lotus. Stones Throw’s Egon hosted the inspiring lecture which covered everything from his music to his live set as well as deeper more personal subjects. Afterwards some of the participants showed us around the Academy to give us an idea of what happens around here. Lots of good music in the making, interesting workshops, a private Ableton class by FlyLo and even an unexpected birthday surprise for one of the participants. The next few days we will go more in depth on who’s here and what they’re doing as well as give you all an idea of what one can expect at the RBMA. Basically our first day at the Academy was wicked and good to have met 00Genesis, TOKiMONSTA, B-Bravo, Illum Sphere, Katy B and all the nice staff & crew from Red Bull. Last but not least a happy b-day to Jack aka Space Dimension Controller who just turned 20 hours ago!
Top photo by Red Bull Music Academy, all other photos by Deluge
Our second day here at the Red Bull Music Academy started with an insightful lecture with Dutch DJ/producerMartyn. None other than Benji B asked Martyn about his musical roots, his inspiration and his way of creating his significant sound. We also saw a chance to interact with some of the participants such as Swede:art, Kidkanevil & Manzilla (Electric Wire Hustle) and get their take on their time at the RBMA. Ex-participant Oddisee stopped by to check out the new talent and will be blessing some of the material made in the past couple of days. We received a preview of a track that 7 of the participants worked on with Hudson Mohawke and got word that HudMo will be back later this week for more sessions. The evening was reserved for a live performance by a number of participants at Queen of Hoxton. While we’re posting this Space Dimension Controller, Nando Pro, Ross McHenry & Thompson are having a private little party in the lobby with Space’s 40 records he just got as a present. We’ve never heard Dilla’s beats bang as much as they do over this Genelec soundsystem.
After two long days at the Red Bull Music Academy, our third day here started with a lecture by legendary UK DJ & A&R Norman Jay. Norman told the participants about his 40 year history in the music industry which spans from witnessing the birth of hip-hop in New York to founding the legendary Talking Loud label. After this we had the chance to catch some more previews of tracks being made here and in the late afternoon Kode9 stopped by to talk about his music and career as an independent label owner. The evening was dedicated to perhaps the most anticipated event of this RBMA, the Brainfeeder night in Fabric with a classic lineup of Nosaj Thing, TOKiMONSTA, Gaslamp Killer, Dimlite, Daedelus, J.Rocc, Flying Lotus, Dorian Concept, Martyn and Kode9. In between all of this we found some time to talk to some participants, as well as get some music from them for y’all to enjoy.
What has your experience at the Red Bull Music Academy been like so far? It’s gone by really fast. At first it seemed like time went by slowly…the first couple of days. But now it’s just going too fast. I don’t want it to end, it’s paradise!
Out of the participants in your term who has caught your attention the most? Ad Bourke from Rome, Space Dimension Controller from Belfast. Definitely those guys.
Has anything happened so far that will influence your music (from now on)? Yeah. I mean I was sort of on to this a little bit before, but the common thread that all the lecturers share is that they just do their own thing. They don’t try to make a specific genre, they don’t try to create a certain sound. They just do whatever the hell they feel like doing and then that’s how they get recognition and that’s how they create new, creative, inspiring things. What I take away is…do you.
What’s the most valuable thing about Red Bull Music Academy in your opinion? Probably just having the space for everybody to co-exist and ofcourse all the participants from around the world. Also all the studio techs, who are such amazing musicians and producers. The staff is so knowledgeable. All the lectures… everybody involved is so into music and connected in some way. They’re all part of something. It’s just great to all share the same air.
What has your experience at the Red Bull Music Academy been like so far? It’s been really amazing man. You know getting to meet a load of people around the same age who are doing similar stuff or different stuff or people around the world. Making new friends as well. There’s a lot of people that I felt… we kinda like made friends, like who I can call up whenever I go to Singapore or whatever. Likewise for them whenever anyone’s in the UK I’m hoping they’ll come to Manchester. The food’s been wicked, it’s been fucking amazing actually… I didn’t have to worry about what to eat. The studio has been really good as well. Trying new gear and different set-ups. You know like original mini Moogs, fucking 909’s, 808’s and 303’s and blablablabla. It’s been really cool getting to know people like Benji B a bit better. Eventhough I’ve known him before, but now I can properly spend some time with him. It’s just been wicked. Really really good. None of us want to leave really.
Out of the participants in your term who has caught your attention the most? 00Genesis I think, cause I knew about his stuff before. He’s just super talented for his age. Also Juan Son who is unbelievable, I don’t know if you guys have seen him play. That guy has got a big future ahead of him definitely.
Has anything happened so far that will influence your music (from now on)? Yeah I think that just learning about certain people’s recording techniques might change the approach that I… I can take some bits. Even the things Martyn was saying after the lecture. Like you should try and do that. So it can really benefit your sound or whatever. Getting to learn what the processes are of people like Martyn. And it’s definitely going to change how I make music for the better.
What’s the most valuable thing about Red Bull Music Academy in your opinion? Pffff….the most valuable thing about the Academy… I think it’s just the RBMA as a whole. It’s hard to pinpoint one element of it that is the most valuable thing. The academy in itself is just insanely valuable. I haven’t even made much music since I’ve been here, but I’ve been making mixes for this, mixes for that. You know going on Benji B’s show, playing at his night, playing at Plastic People Thursday (CDR) which will be the first time I play at Plastic People. Shit like that is all happening in a space of two weeks. That’s the kind of value that it gives you. Guys like Swede:art and Hiro… it’s the first time they’ve been in London and they play at Plastic People. They don’t even have records out. That’s amazing for them. I just think the whole things has a value that’s unmatched. There’s absolutely nothing like it. Being here is essentially the most valuable thing about it.
Our fourth day at the Red Bull Music Academy was also our last one. Today was a day filled with lots of interesting stuff. To start off the day synth pioneer Peter Zinovieff stopped by with some analog synths to tell the participants about the history of the synths. A very insightful and educational lecture, however it was pretty heavy for the time of the morning. Meanwhile downstairs in the live session room Andreya Triana recorded a live acoustic set for Italian radiostation Radio Deejay. Nev was lucky enough to be able to record video of the session, which will be available on here soon. Afterwards UK Roots & soundsystem pioneer Aba Shanti gave a lecture on the history of soundsystems and the importance of Roots. After this a whole load of people dropped by the RBMA. Oddisee and UK rapper Tranqill came in to record over beats by participants TOKiMONSTA, KidKanevil and 00Genesis while Andreya Triana sang a mindblowing hook. Gaslamp Killer stopped by shortly to say hi to some people before leaving town. In the evening there were two great nights, CDR at Plastic People did a special RBMA edition featuring live sets by participants Hiroaki Oba, Swede:Art and Illum Sphere. At The Scala B.Bravo opened for the 12×12 night which featured an allstar DJ lineup each spinning a 12 min set. Back at the RBMA, Fatima & Floating Points came through with a documentary crew who are following Fatima as part of a documentary on London artists. To top off the night we received a copy of the first pressing of Fatima’s LP too. At the moment most of the participants are in the middle of wrapping up their productions for tomorrow’s closing listening session. We’ll be posting our exclusive video & audio content captured at the RBMA in the next few weeks.
Recently Damon aka Dam-Funk aka the ‘Ambassador of Boogie Funk’ was in London and visited the Red Bull Music Academy to do a lecture. I must say I found it very intriging and too bad we had to miss this one. Hopefully next week we’ll have the honor of seeing Muhsinah, J.Rocc or even Flying Lotus on that couch. Really feeling D-F on never giving up on your dreams and letting nobody hold you back. Check out what else he had to say and get out the popcorn for this…enjoy!
Peace, To get the vibe right for Wednesday's (APRIL 1st) SPECIAL POST (The Debut Release of the Highly Anticipated Instrumental Project from Super Producer DAVIDLUKE)
I wanted to make absolutely sure that YOU (the reader / onlooker / listener) remember that THE HOBBYSHOP HERO is Just as much about Amazing Music (All Genres, minus country), Dope Beats, Forward thinking Recording Artists just as much as it is about NES, SNEAKERS, 8BIT ART, VINYL TOYS, etc....
So, In The Spirit of Celebrating music I stopped over @t one of my favorite hidden corners of the Interweb (MEATSKULL) and Selected a few shy of A dozen Downloadable Mixes for you to vibe out to. MEATSKULL is not just A HIPHOP music Blog, but features ALL types of Music that you probally never will hear on CLEARCHANNEL OR VIACOM RADIO STATIONS hahaha so make sure to Visit MEATSKULL and Go Nuts Stumbling upon new music to fall in love with!!!! So without FURTHER-UH-DO!?!?!? <--- Huh? LETS START DOWNLOADING!!!!! _________________________________________
Revenge Intro East Flatbush Project “Tried By 12″ Leflaur Leflah Eshkoshka Intro Fab 5 “Leflaur Leflah Eshkoshka” Fab 5 09′ “Go IL USA (Circa 96′)” Crooklyn Dodgers “Crooklyn” Crooklyn Dodgers “Return of the Crooklyn Dodgers” Group Home “Super Star” Group Home “Living Proof” Red Hot Lover Tone “My Peeps” Black Moon “Who Got Da Props Remix” Grand Puba “I Like It” iLLaNOise & Phil G “Electric Infatuation” Tribe “Electric Relaxation” O.C “Times Up” Show Biz A.G “Next Level” Nas “World Is Yours Remix” Mos Def “Universal Magnetic” Onxy “Last Dayz” Gza “Shadowboxing” All City “The Actual” Alcholiks “Likwit” Pugz feat. Rashid Hadee and Primeridian”Hey Yall (Ego Trippin Rmx)” Black Moon “Buck Em Down Rmx Break” Pete Rock & CL Smooth “One In A Million” Bush Babies “Like That Yall / Love Song” Common “Take It Eazy Jazz Interlude w/ iLLaNOise” The Roots “Proceed” The Roots “Proceed Pt 3″ The Roots “What They Do Break” Gangstarr “Question Remains / Mass Appeal” Mobb Deep “Hell On Earth Intro” Mobb Deep “Drink Ya Pain Away” Mos Def, Tash, Q Tip “Body Rock” Project Mayhem “Microphone Master Remix” Last Boy Scout w/ Busta Rhymes “Wild For The Night” Busta Rhymes “Remains Raw” Redman “It’s Like That (Big Brother)” Lost Boyz “Beast From The East”
1. Dirt Weed (Intro) 2. Waiting For You (produced by suburb) 3. You Should Know feat. Naledge of Kidz In The Hall 4. Shake It Off feat Kam Moye & Torae (produced by brizzo) 5. Got Fans (produced by Eric Lau) 6. So Sweet 7. Walk My Way (produced by aeon) 8. Killa Tape Interlude 9. Stay Tuned 10. She Moved Outta Cincy (08 Mix) 11. Four Men feat. Kay (produced by Dj Cozmos & King Midas) 12. Golden feat. Elucid 13. Hello Brooklyn feat. Jay-Z & Lil Wayne (Von Pea Remix) 14. Go To Get It feat. Median 15. Che Tanya (produced by cj) 16. Brazilian Wax 17. Bathtub (Interlude) 18. Come Here Shawty feat. Ink Floyd (produced by h/r) 19. Kim & Cookie Interlude 20. Take The W (produced by 88 keys) 21. Bout To Be Some (produced by khrysis) 22. You May Die Now Interlude 23. Tanya Morgan Is A Rap Group 24. And You Say feat. Che Grand
01 Breakfast @ Wimbledon (The Movie Trailer ((Fuck-A-Mixtape)) 02 R E S T A R T 03 Electric(Yacht)Brain In The Lab With A Stereo 04 Yoko Ono (Danny!) 05 Lessondary Busy feat. Von Pea, Spec Boogie & Donwill 06 Bink?! How Much?!?! 07 Swing (prod. Brain Brizzo) (Preview) 08 I Think (She Likes Me) (Fly Guys & The Luv Bugz) 09 Lunch (english.man.in.nyc) 10 City On Fire (Preview) 11 UFO Ninja (Class of 3000) 12 Usain Bolt Rap Shit (prod. Suhburb) 13 Bendable Poseable (Hot Chip) 14 And You Say (Tanya Morgan) (prod. Von Pea) 15 GitDown feat Aeon (Tango & Cash Preview) 16 Flawed (8th W1 + Von Pea) 17 Dinner (fear.not.for.man) 18 This Is Not America (prod. Diego) 19 Birthright (Elucid) 20 Too Much Good 21 Brunch (.nova) 22 I Love Cassie/EGU coming soon (Outro)
01. Chris Read Theme #3 (Intro) 02. Heavy D - We Got Our Own Thang 03. Eric B & Rakim - Let The Rhythm Hit Em 04. Nice & Smooth - Hip Hop Junkies 05. Ultramagnetic MC’s - Poppa Large (Daily Diggers Remix) 06. The Whooliganz - Put Your Handz Up 07. The Beatnuts - Props Over Here 08. Mobb Deep - Survival Of The Fittest 09. Busta Rhymes - Woo Hah, Got You All In Check 10. The Beatnuts - Off The Books 11. Unspoken Heard - Better 12. Common - Car Horn 13. Jurassic 5 - Quality Control 14. Jaz O & Immobilaire - Love Is Goin 15. Jay Dee feat. Frank N Dank - Pause 16. Kev Brown - Allways 17. Encore feat. Ladybug Mecca - Real Talk 18. Floetry feat. Common - Supastar 19. Lupe Fiasco - Kick, Push 20. Little Brother feat. Carlitta Durand - Life Of The Party 21. Black Grass feat. J-Live - Set It Straight 22. Nothing’s Gonna Stop Me (Outro)
Side-A 1. Intro 1 / pro by Mitsu the Beats feat. Hunger 2. Wolves in wool / Odd Jobs 3. Fortified Live / Reflection Eternal feat. MosDef & Mr.Man 4. Definition of Ill / P.B.W feat.Planet Asia, Madlib 5. Microphone Mathematics (Intro) / Quasimoto 6. Microphone Mathematics (Remix) / Quasimoto 7. Mission Impossible/Pitfall Pt.2 / Kaliwild 8. Pound For Pound / Kaliwild 9. The Buizness(inst) / De La Soul 10. Car Horn (Intro) / Common 11. Dooinit / Common 12. Dedication To The Suckers / Phat Kat 13. Unlimited / Soul Position 14. Real Definition (inst) / Profile 15. Yes Y’all / Sound Providers 16. Fresh Rhymes / Sound Providers 17. 2ThaLeft (Hook) / Dynamic Syncopation feat.Mass Influence 18. 2ThaLeft (The Nextmen Remix) / Dynamic Syncopation feat.Mass Influence 19. It’z Goin Down. Now (Feel Good) / Schoolz Of Thought 20. One Of Those Days (88-Strumental) 21. Inter Mood / GAGLE
Side-B 1. Intro2 / Pro By DJ Ishino The Original(S.M.C) Cuts By Mu-R 2. Mental Invasion / DJ Cam 3. Srep Up Time / InI 4. Back On The Block / Pete Rock 5. The Mad Scientist / The Large Professor 6. Pay Attention / Dilated Peoples 7. Synopsis (inst) / Erule 8. Silent Treatment (Kelo’s Mix) / The Roots 9. Intro / Group Home 10. East NY Theory / Group Home feat.Brainsick Mob 11. Breathing Pleasure / Jazz Liberatorz 12. Break The Look / TY 13. So Fabulous / Little Brother 14. Flow / Zion-I feat.Grouch & Goapeke 15. Idols (inst) / DJ Spinna 16. DJ Song / DJ Spinna & Ticklah 17. Elevate / Jigmastas feat.Anjela Johnson 18. Git To Steppin’ / Hi-Tek feat. MosDef & Vinia Mojica 19. Dreamy / Jay Dee
1. Do You Know (Intro) 2. Nas - Memory Lane 3. People Under The Stairs - Give Love A Chance 4. PMN - We Came From feat. Freedom 5. Scienz Of Life - Powers Of Nine Ether (Distorted Views Of Life) 6. Poor Righteous Teachers - Word Iz Life 7. Black Sheep - Without A Doubt 8. Dres - Tru Kings 9. InI - Think Twice 10. J. Treds - Make It Happen 11. Bigg Jus - When They Start… 1997 Uptop Shit 12. Pumpkinhead - Jukebox 13. El Segundo (Interlude) 14. Hard 2 Obtain - L.I. Groove 15. Large Professor - Dancing Girl 16. Organized Konfusion - Somehow, Someway 17. The Roots - Distortion To Static 18. ST/MIC - Life feat. Primo The Cinematic 19. Lord Finesse - Hip 2 Da Game 20. Foundation & Rezidue - Boogie Down’s Got The Flavor 21. Gang Starr - Moment Of Truth 22. Haywood - Untitled (Instrumental) 23. The Unknown - Untitled (Instrumental) 24. Jazz Addixx - Say Jazzy 25. Dr. Becket & K-Skills - Who This Iz 26. Godfather Don - Status 27. The Last Emperor - Monumental 28. Crown Prince - Mechanics Of Life (Remix) 29. El Fudge - Rockin’ It feat. DJ Ivory 30. C-Rayz Walz - Degrees 31. Doujah Raze - Where You Are 32. Grown Folks - Love Music
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PLAY the GAME by FLYING LOTUS ---->!!DESTROY!!<----
Directed by Eric Wareheim (Tim & Eric) in association with Warp Records and Warp Films. Music by Flying Lotus. Co Directed/ Animation by Devin Flynn. Co Directed/ Edited by Eric Fensler. For more info visitdancefloordale.com
________________ The Video for Parisian Goldfish is dope, its not what I expected from Lotus but definitely fit the theme (Tim & Eric / Adult Swim) involvement is A nice touch. I love the fact that Flying Lotus doesn't just make music and rock shows, but he brings a whole brand or a whole theme of video's, artwork, promos all that are on some HobbyshopHeroIddish.... ... IF your not sure of what im getting at, click on the DESTROY link above..... The fact he ties his releases to entertaining and relevant marketing strategies is something I wish more artists would take advantage of. (it doesn't hurt he is surrounded by like minded talented individuals) Peace to Lotus, He gets a lot of respect from US at THE HOBBYSHOP HERO - Another amazing producer I would recommend if you are a fan of Flying Lotus is my man, TAKE Check out "earthtones & concrete" - TAKE THEHOBBYSHOPHERO
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