INTERFERENCE - We ♥ Music

BEN UFO – ‘NEVER WENT TO BLUE NOTE’ - Mixtape

2011-05-09T21:58:00.003+02:00

NOTHING NEW #001/ Ben UFO - 'Never Went to Blue Note' by BOILER ROOM

http://boilerroom.tv/nothing-new-001-ben-ufo-never-went-to-blue-note/

TRACKLISTING

1. DJ Die – Live and Direct (Full Cycle)

2. Innervisions – Digital Readout (Reinforced)

3. Studio Pressure – The Physical (Photek)

4. Hidden Agenda – Dispatches #1 (Metalheadz)

5. Plasmic Life – Death Trip (Brain Recordings)

6. Ed Rush and Nico – Technology [Boymerang remix] (No U Turn)

7. Doc Scott – Drumz ’95 (Metalheadz)

8. Lemon D – Manhatten Melody (Conqueror)

9. Danny Breaks – Conscience (Droppin’ Science)

10. Hokusai – Black Rose (Source Direct)

11. Dom & Roland – Mechanics (31 Records)

12. Kym Mazelle – Missing You [Dillinja remix] (White)

13. Digital & Spirit – Mission Accomplished (Razors Edge)

14. Desired State – Here and Now (RAM)

15. DJ Hype & Ganja Max – Pum Pum Mus Smoke Ganja (Ganja)

16. Jonny L – Tychonic Cycle (XL)

17. Optical – Moving 808s (Prototype)

18. Klute – Leo 9 (Certificate 18)

DJ Marky - FABRICLIVE 55 Promo Mix

2011-01-21T18:39:00.000+01:00

Here is a little Promomix by DJ Marky for his forthcoming Fabric Live Mix CD.

Tracklist:
1-Jubei-Patience V.I.P.
2-Gremlins & Ink-Remorse
3-Logistics & Ill Skillz-Notes From The Block
4-Calibre-Right Stuff
5-Hazard-Food Fight
6-Critical Impact-The Return
7-Calibre-Bluetop
8-Random Movement-My Sentiments
9-Marcus Intalex-Hot Hands
10-DJ Marky & S.P.Y-Hard To Believe

http://official.fm/tracks/198719

Interference playing @ PLAY! Welcome 2011 - Freitag, 7. Januar 2011

2011-01-02T18:39:00.001+01:00

Insgesamt 21 Künstler werden in der Papierfabrik Ehrenfeld vertreten sein und eine breite Mischung an aktueller elektronischer Tanzmusik zum Besten geben. Von Drum & Bass in allen Spielrichtungen, über House, Techno, Electro und Minimal, bis hin zu Dubstep, Garage, UK Funky und Grime ist sicher für jeden Geschmack etwas dabei.

Drum & Bass:
TRIAD (Critical/ Horizons Rec., Stockholm/ Hannover/ Köln)
QUAKE INC. (4802 & Hi:Radiation)
NOGATA (Substanz, Dortmund)
JAYCUT (PLAY!/ drumandbass.de) & KOLT SIEWERTS (PLAY!) (B2B Set)
RUI FERNANDES & DECON (Interference)
RASCAL EMCEE (PLAY!)

House & Techno:
DAVID HASERT & ESTHER SILEX (Like)
PHILIPP GLEITZEITLER (Feines Tier)
VON FRÖHLING (Vogelfrei)

Dubstep, Grime, Garage, UK Funky:
DESMOND DENKER (Basspräsidium)
DYNA (Bassliebe) & MACOBOY (PLAY!)
DRKSTR (Interference)
ROUGHNIC (SIN/ DCC)
AJAY D (UK Funky Set)

Visuals:
SEKTION BEWEGTBILD (Stern des Südens)

Shy Fx - RAVER EP - FREE DOWNLOAD

2010-12-06T14:08:00.001+01:00

I think his new Album is going to be massive!!! Raver is the first Single and it is for free. Coming along with Remix pressure from Breakage, MJ Cole and Shy himself.For me the Breakage & Shy Remix are good as the Original. Here is the link to download the free Raver EP from Shy FX: http://www.digitalsoundboy.com/freedownload.html

DRKSTR zu Gast bei 40Hz, Fr 03.12 - Studio 672

2010-11-29T23:24:00.002+01:00

Drkstr (Interference/ funkstep.de) ist seit 2002 fester Bestandteil des Interference-Kollektivs und ist laut Zitat von seiner Website: "I´m a DJ who loves playing UK-Funky, House, Jungle, Dubstep, BrokenBeat & Garage." - und genau das sind die Stichwörter für seine sehr empfehlenswerte Mixreihe "Funkstep", die ihr unter http://funkstep.de/ herunterladen könnt.

Dyna (Bassliebe) ist ehemaliger DMC-Champion und Turntable-Wizard und hat sich im letzten Jahr zu einem der meistgebuchtesten Dubstep-DJs aus dem Kölner Raum gemausert. Mit stilsicherer Selection und seinen Skills an den Plattentellern rockt er jeden Club mit seinen vielseitigen Sets. http://www.myspace.com/dynamike1

Jon Automata (40Hz) ist der 40Hz Resident, Alter Ego von PLAY!-Macher Jaycut und spielt unter diesem Namen eine feine Selection zwischen UK Funky House, Grime, Garage und Dubstep. DJ-Sets in 40Hz-Style von ihm gibt es unter: http://soundcloud.com/playdnb

♬ 40Hz klingt wie:
Skream, Benga, Rusko, Magnetic Man, Katy B, Doctor P, L-Vis 1990, Redlight, Flux Pavilion, Kode 9, Joy Orbison, Joker, Roska, MJ Cole, Crazy Cousinz, Sbtrkt, Foamo, Egyptrixx, DJ Zinc, Breakage, Nero, Chase & Status...

Lineup:
Drkstr (Interference)
Dyna (Bassliebe)
Jon Automata (40Hz)

Eintritt: Super Niceprice nur 5 Euro !!

Mehr Info zu 40Hz:
http://www.40hertz.net/

I demand a Lifetime Award for Calibre...

2010-11-28T21:11:00.001+01:00

...for saving the Drum&Bass Genre over and over again. With his 7th Album "Even If" he shows again that this music can be sooo good. Go and get the Album right here.

Sa. 20.11.2010 - Bassfalter feat. Interference - Ratskeller Bochum

2010-11-09T19:36:00.013+01:00

Place & Time
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Samstag 20.11.2010
Ratskeller - Willy Brand Platz 4-6, 44787 Bochum
23:00 h
7 €

DnB Downstairs
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Drakestar & Rui Fernandes (Interference // Cologne)
Ambush!
MadGreen
Senji
Kago

TripHop/DeepHouse/Jungle Upstairs
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Swedish Chef
Mäx
Tripopulus

Drum&Bass History: Photek & Source Direct - Anno 1996

2010-11-08T20:40:00.010+01:00

Anno 1996 waren sie die Metalheadz-Helden und wurden von großen Labels hofiert. Für die Vorschüsse haben sie sich Häuschen und Sportwagen gekauft. Partymuffel, College-Abbrecher und merkwürdige Eigenbrötler mit Fusion-Jazz-Vorlieben. Die bleichen, spindeldürren Jungspunde langweilten sich auf dem Lande abseits von Londons "Inner City Life" und hatten nur Beats, Weed und schnelle Autos im Kopf. Es ist schon so lange her, ich kann mich kaum daran erinnern, aber mal ehrlich: Waren wir früher auch so??! Wenn ja, wäre das eine Erklärung, wieso so wenig getanzt wurde... Was für großartige Musik.

Catch the sample II

2010-10-18T08:18:00.016+02:00

I'm just a samplin' man...

And today's winner is: Soundsurfer!!!

Can't stop... here's another song suggested by Soundsurfer:

Makoto - Release The Bird EP – Free Bonus Track

2010-10-14T14:09:00.005+02:00

Free Makoto tune "Spinning" from his forthcoming EP "Release The Bird". Just subsribe to the Human Elements Newsletter and you get the download. You can preorder the EP on iTunes.

Check the Human Elements Store for more wicked tunes by Makoto and friends.

Makoto - Spinning [Free Download] by Makoto-Humanelements

Makoto & Deeizm - Release The Bird EP by Makoto-Humanelements

Catch the sample

2010-10-13T12:36:00.053+02:00

Just a little brainteaser: Here you have a HUGE song by Gregory Isaacs. In fact I can't get it out of my head for more than two weeks... But the question is: Which Drum&Bass artist sampled it? Tell us the tune and win loads of good vibes!

Yes, good vibes! The winner is Tim! Here's the proof:

Ok ok, too easy... Let's try Decons suggestion, definitely a heavy one!!

and again... Tim... fast boy!!

Simon Reynolds "Hardcore Continuum"

2010-10-13T11:16:00.030+02:00

Simon Reynolds (Jahrgang 1963, was man ihm aber nicht unbedingt ansieht...) ist wohl einer der interessantesten Schreiber in Sachen Popkultur. Ganz gleich ob er über die Zeit nach der Punk-Explosion oder über die Entwicklung von Ravekultur schreibt, die Mischung aus Theorie und persönlicher Faszination, zwischen Reflexion und "Mittendrin", macht das Lesen seiner Texte zu einer spannenden und gleichzeitig erhellenden Angelegenheit. Seinen Blog sollte man auf dem Schirm haben. Besonders lesenswert sind aus meiner Sicht natürlich seine Essays zur Geschichte der "Bass-Musik" in GB. Bleibt zu hoffen, dass er seine Reihe fortsetzt. Es ist ja nicht so, als ob seit seinem letzten Artikel 2005 nichts mehr passiert wäre...

Hardcore Continuum: Introduction (2009)

Simon Reynolds introduces a series of seven essays on his idea of a Hardcore Continuum. The essays all originally appeared in past issues of The Wire.

"The first thing to say about this series of seven articles is that they weren’t conceived as a series at all. It was only in 1999, with the sixth piece – “Adult Hardcore” aka “Feminine Pressure”, about 2-step garage – that I really became conscious that for several years I’d been documenting a continuum of musical culture that emerged out of the British rave scene – a specific strand of dance music centered in London with outposts in the Midlands, Bristol and various Northern cities with a large black population. The majority of these articles were very much responses to the current state of the scene, totally of their moment. They were all written – obviously – without knowledge of where the music would go next (although predictions and warnings get made now and then, some off-base and others on the money). Most of the time I’m just about keeping up with the music’s ceaseless forward drive. Often I’ll be using the genre terminology of a phase that’s already ending to describe something that – annoyingly – gets definitively named shortly after the piece ran. The fourth piece – “Slipping Into Darkness”, on drum ‘n’ bass in 1996 – is like that: I refer to ‘hardstep’ and ‘darkcore 96’ but what I’m talking about would soon be known respectively as jump-up and techstep.

I call it a ‘continuum’ because that’s what it is: a musical tradition/subcultural tribe that’s managed to hold it together for nearly 20 years now, negotiating drastic stylistic shifts and significant changes in technology, drugs, and the social/racial composition of its own population. It’s been a bumpy but exhilarating ride, but let no one doubt that it’s the same rollercoaster at every stage of the journey (a ride which most likely has yet to reach its end). And I call it ‘Hardcore’ because the tradition started to take shape circa 1990 with what people called Hardcore Techno or Hardcore Rave, or sometimes simply Ardkore. These early sounds – bleep tunes from the North East, breakbeat house and ragga techno from London – were the first time that the UK came up with its own unique mutant versions of House and Techno (ironically by adding elements from dub reggae, dancehall, and hiphop that weren’t British in origin, but equally would never have been let into the mix back in Chicago and Detroit). From Jungle and 2-step to today’s Grime and Bassline, the basic parameters of the music have stayed the same as they were in the early Hardcore, although the relative balance of various sources (reggae, rap, R&B, Eurotechno, etc) has shifted, and the beats-per-minute rate has fluctuated wildly. Those core elements are: beat-science seeking the intersection between ‘fucked up’ and ‘groovy’; dark bass pressure; MCs chatting fast over live-mixed DJ sets; samples and arrangement ideas inspired by pulp soundtracks and orchestrated pop. In a profound sense, underneath two decades of relentless sonic mutation, this is the same music, the same culture. What’s also endured has been the scene’s economic infrastructure: pirate radio stations, independent record shops (often in out-of-the-way urban areas), white labels and dubplates, specific rave promoters and clubs (again often in the less glitzy, non-central areas of cities).

Around the time of 2-step and “Adult Hardcore”, I also noticed a continuity in my approach: I realised that I’d been operating a little like an ethnomusicologist, someone who gets involved in the tribe and joins in the rituals, and in the process has their objectivity compromised more than a little. I’ve been what anthropologists call a ‘participant-observer’. A critic-fanatic. Hands down, this Hardcore Continuum thing is the most remarkable popcult phenomenon I’ve witnessed with my own eyes and ears. For me it’s been the most exciting music of our time; the most thrilling but also the most thought-provoking. [...]"

Und jetzt geht's erst richtig los:

Simon Reynolds on the Hardcore Continuum #1: Hardcore Rave (1992)

Simon Reynolds on the Hardcore Continuum #2: Ambient Jungle (1994)

Simon Reynolds on the Hardcore Continuum #3: The State Of Drum & Bass (1995)

Simon Reynolds on the Hardcore Continuum #4: Hardstep, Jump Up, Techstep (1996)

Simon Reynolds On The Hardcore Continuum #5: Neurofunk Drum & Bass Versus Speed Garage (1997)

Simon Reynolds on the Hardcore Continuum Series #6: Two-Step Garage (1999)

Simon Reynolds On The Hardcore Continuum #7: Grime (And A Little Dubstep) (2005)

Rui Fernandes - Step Two

2010-10-11T21:41:00.025+02:00

Rui Fernandes - Step Two

DJ-Mix:
Funky, deep house, raw techno, some basslines & broken beats. Call it dubstep if you like dubstep...

Playlist:
MyMy - Everybody's talking (Playhouse)
Justin Martin - Robot Romance (Dirty Bird)
Kidkut - I love 04 (Apple Pips)
Doc Daneeka feat. Rodski - Copz (PTN)
Julio Bashmore - Around (Soul Motive)
Cooly G - Let u deep in (Dub Organizer)
Soule Power - Lost / Bakongo RMX (DVA Music)
Anthony "Shake" Shakir - Perseverence (Rush Hour)
Ramadanman - Mir (RAMS)
Cooly G - Last nite (Dub Organizer)
Martyn - Miniluv (Berghain)
DVA & Fatima - Step 2 Funk (Hyperdub)
Ytac - Switchism (Bomb Shop)
L-Vis - Into the stars (Night Slugs)
Greymatter - Eu fumo / Altered Natives RMX (Unique Uncut)
F - Epilogue / Ramadanman RMX (7even)

4Hero and their different monikers

2010-10-11T21:35:00.016+02:00

When it comes to Electronic Soul Music Dego Mac Farlaine & Marc Mac aka 4Hero are in my view one of the most versatile & influential producers of our times. If you are familiar only with their work as "4Hero" this may sound a bit over the top. But I think you will get an idea of what I mean when you take a look at the brilliant music they made as: Jacob's Optical Stairway, Manix, Maximum Style, Natures Plan, Nu Era, Cousin Cockroach, Mr Good Good, Nutmeg, Pavel Kostiuk, Tek 9, Tom&Jerry, Visioneers etc.

Maybe it would have been better for them to release their music under max. 1-3 moniker instead of "hiding" their work behind all those different names. But I think besides that no one showed better that it's more about the vibe of the music than a genre or a specific tempo...

Here's a short list of outstanding music they did besides 4Hero:

Jacob´s Optical Stairway - Solar Feelings

Visioneers - It's Simple

Tom & Jerry - Dancer

Tek 9 - We're Getting Down

Cousin Cockroach - This ain't Tom n' Jerry

Internal Affairs - Shinin' Down On Me

Nu Era - Capricorn Sun

Dollis Hill: 'Desist' Da Black

... if you like this stuff then buy some of their music right here.

DECON Minimix 2010

2010-10-10T23:18:00.005+02:00

Interference very own Decon did his first Mini Mix with his own productions. Expect good deep and atmospheric Drum&Bass Music. Check out all of his productions on SoundCloud.

DECON PROMO MINIMIX 2010 by decon

1. TIGER DUB by DECON (DUB)
2. LIKE WHAT?! by DECON (DUB)
3. NYC CATS by DECON (DUB)
4. BLUE DRUM by DECON (DUB)
5. MUSIC IS THE BASIS OF EVERYTHING by MYSTIC MOODS (DECON'S 2010 EDIT) (DUB)
6. MAGIC by NOOKIE (DECON'S 2010 EDIT) (DUB)
7. MOW TUNE by DECON (DUB)

DRKSTR Funkstep 005

2010-10-10T13:33:00.001+02:00

Tracklist:
01. Know You - XXXY (INFRA12002)
02. Afric - T.Williams (T.Williams EP)
03. Riddance - Gon (INFRA12003)
04. Best Day in Detroit - Reference (Aeonian EP)
05. Flooring - T.Williams (T.Williams EP)
06. Hold On - Doc Daneeka (Hold On)
07. Around - Julio Bashmore (SOUL MOTIVE)
08. Sleep In Tokyo - SBTRKT (Tempa)
09. Round - DJG (Voids Two)
10. On the Bright Side (Scuba's Remix) - Vladislav Delay (HALO CYAN)
11. Baduka - Chesus X Diverse Concepts (TEN THOUSAND YEN)
12. Jellyfish - Headhunter, Gatekeeper (Hocus Pocus)
13. Rollin' Kicks - Skream (Tempa)
14. Lion - Shuttle (Ninja Tune)
15. Katy On A Mission (Roska Mix) - Katy B (RINSE)
16. How You Like Me Now? (Joker Remix) - The Heavy (Ninja Tune)
17. If You Know - Skream (Tempa)
18. V.710 - Headhunter, Orphan101 (Hocus Pocus)

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Jus Wan - "Miles Away" out now

2010-10-07T21:43:00.007+02:00

The first and maybe last album by Jus Wan called Miles Away is out now. It´s a mixture between dubstep, house, downbeat and other good stuff. If you want to know more about this guy and the reason why this might be his last piece of music he's bringing out read the interview on Sonic Router. But be sure to buy his album right here.

<a href="http://music.juswansf.net/album/miles-away">MILES AWAY by JUS WAN</a>

"Release Your Soul" - Peven Everett reworked

2010-10-07T20:47:00.030+02:00

Here's a soulful tune produced by Chris Werner from Cologne, a very good friend who belongs to the Interference family since day one. He's a natural born drummer playing in different bands. It doesn't matter what style, he masters almost everything from Country to Hardcore. Naturally, Drum&Bass is no trouble for him. His approach to this music is unique and the results are really touching. If you like it, contact us or say it as loud as possible.

My Top 5 Calibre Remixes

2010-09-30T00:32:00.013+02:00

This is a list of my Top 5 favourite Calibre remixes. Actually I wanted to post my favourite 10 tunes by Dominik Martin aka Calibre. But I couldn't decide which tunes to pick. He's just makin' toooo much good music...

High Contrast - Global Love (Calibre Remix)

Zero T - Refusal (Calibre Remix)

Badmarsh & Shri - Signs (Calibre Remix)

Jaheim - Put Your Woman First (Calibre Remix)

DJ Zinc - Flim (Calibre Remix)

Cooly G - In the Mix

2010-09-27T22:24:00.020+02:00

Miss Merrisa Campbell aka Cooly G (Hyperdub, Dub Organizer) hat, als sie Anfang des Jahres zum ersten Mal in Köln war, alle die damals im Stadtgarten waren restlos begeistert. Einer ihrer rar gesäten Mixe hat mich wieder in diese Nacht zurück versetzt. Cooly G spielt auch hier soulful und deep bis rotzig und funky. Für alle, die ihren Dubstep gerne sexy und schön warm mögen. Oder warum sollte man es nicht gleich "House" nennen?!

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Cheers, bassache.net!

Drum&Bass History: Hidden Agenda "Pressin' On" - Metalheadz Anno 1995

2010-09-26T04:39:00.049+02:00

Ein damals wie heute außerirdischer Tune und definitiv noch nicht Geschichte...

Finn Johannsen ist DJ, Kulturjournalist (u.a. de:bug, Resident Advisor, D*ruffalo) sowie Labelbetreiber und lebt in Berlin. Für "Sounds Like Me" spricht er mit Menschen über Musik, die ihnen viel bedeutet. In diesem Fall geht es um eine fast vergessene Platte aus der goldenen Ära von Drum&Bass. Spannend ist das Gespräch auch deshalb, weil es nicht nur um persönliche Erlebnisse geht, sondern weil anhand dieser einen Platte die Entwicklung des ganzen Genres bzw. die Geschichte von britischer Club-Musik aufgerollt wird.

http://www.sounds-like-me.com/news/rewind-carlos-de-brito-uber-pressin-on

DJ Marky - Markys Podcast 28

2010-09-25T15:01:00.004+02:00

http://p.audio.uol.com.br/djmarky/podcast/marky_podcast_28.mp3

... mixed by Dj Marky
http://www.djmarky.com.br/podcast/podcast.xml

Shy FX "Raver" feat. Kano, Donaeo & Roses Gabor (Radiomitschnitt)

2010-09-22T18:10:00.005+02:00

Ein kleiner Vorgeschmack auf das neue Album von SHY FX!

http://twitter.com/shyfx

Furney - Live at Atmosphere - London - 29/08/10

2010-09-21T21:26:00.018+02:00

This is probably the best D&B/Jungle mix I've heard in a long time!

Tracklist:

01. [00:00] Furney & Locksmith - Dream Stream
02. [04:17] Furney - Bring You There
03. [08:45] Furney - Eindhoven Times
04. [13:44] Furney - Really Alive
05. [20:20] Villem - Inflated Tear (Madcap's Remix)
06. [24:58] Furney & Paul SG - Room 2 (I think)
07. [29:10] Furney - Doobo Delaniv
08. [33:11] Furney - Intruder
09. [37:12] dRamatic & dbAudio - Spells
10. [41:19] Locksmith - 2 Minds
11. [46:18] Foul Play - Being With You (Furney Remix)
12. [50:25] Furney - I Will Be Where You Are
13. [55:09] Furney - Paragon 2010 Remix
14. [58:32] Furney - Beautiful To Me

https://files.me.com/soultec_dnb/i8pq39.mp3

Fat Freddy’s Drop - Live

2010-09-21T21:26:00.017+02:00

Fat Freddy’s Drop recorded live. Enjoy!

Download: http://www.zshare.net/download/68944333886fac91