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Theo Parrish feat IG Culture - Traffic - Kindred Spirits

info@trinitysoul.com — Wed, 24 Nov 2010 22:37:00 +0000

This is proper dream team business! 2 pioneers of dance music Theo Parrish & IG Culture lock horns on this hipnotic groove called Traffic, out now on a limited release on dutch imprint Kindred Spirits... Required!

SILHOUETTE BROWN - Two - 2000 Black (CD 006)

info@trinitysoul.com — Wed, 10 Feb 2010 11:54:00 +0000

Silhouette Brown is a musical project from London producers Dennis “Dego” McFarlane and Kaidi Tatham. This is their second studio album and comes several years after their much acclaimed self titled debut release (and one of my top 10 albums of the nouties decade).

Where as the first album featured the smooth vocals of Deborah Jordan, this release is written and produced not only Dego and Kaidi Tatham but also Bembe Segue who offers vocals along side the awesome Lady Alma.

Two is now out on Dego's own record label 2000 Black Records. Here's the track listing:-

Bitter Pills & Butterflies
Casualties Of Honey
Constant Questions
Fools Gold
Get With It feat. Sadat X
Hear Them Often Say
Interlude
Leave A Note
Strawberries In Vinegar
We Used To Run Steady

Also released on the Japanese imprint Especial Records, is a 6 track album sampler that includes the following tracks:-

Leave A Note featuring Lady Alma
Leave A Note (instrumental mix)
Strawberries In Vinegar
Get With It (feat Sadat X)
Get With It (instrumental mix)
Casualties Of Honey

This is going to be one of the albums of the year without a shadow (or should that be Silhouette) of doubt.

DAM FUNK - Toeachizown - Stones Throw Records (STH 2232)

info@trinitysoul.com — Fri, 05 Feb 2010 12:22:00 +0000

Finally after a series of manufacturing delays Stones Throw Records release Dam Funk's debut LP 'Toeachizown' over 5 heavy slabs of vinyl packed in a sturdy picture pack. An essential purchase for the vinyl fanatics and Funk lovers among you. This won't be around for long!

FLOATING POINTS - Peoples Potential - EGLO 06WL

info@trinitysoul.com — Thu, 04 Feb 2010 19:58:00 +0000

OUT NOW!!!

KITM40 by Kwame Asiaw

info@trinitysoul.com — Sat, 23 Jan 2010 13:01:00 +0000

Kitm40 by kwamea

2000Black.com Dego on the Web

info@trinitysoul.com — Tue, 12 Jan 2010 23:52:00 +0000

Possibly the best news I've heard this week! Producer extraordinaire, DEGO has launched himself onto the internet with his new website 2000Black.com

Along with Marc Mac he is the man behind the formidable 4 Hero, his other aliases include Cousin Cockroach, D.T.X., Dego Ranks, Nutmeg and Tek 9. He's also part of the collective Silhouette Brown whose second LP is scheduled for release on the 8th February.

Expect previews of new productions and... well I'm not going to spoil the surprises so head over and have a read.

2000Black.com

Martyn - Fabric 50 - Fabric Mix CD

info@trinitysoul.com — Mon, 11 Jan 2010 22:59:00 +0000

Fabric celebrate their 50th mix installment by securing the services of one of the hottest and most versatile DJ's on the planet, Dutchman Martijn Deijkers aka Martyn.

2009 was a huge year for Martyn playing some inspired sets around the globe, resisting to be pigeonholed, yes it's dubstep but its house & techno oozing heavy over driven synths, pulsating bass lines and percussive beats. Martyn has put to together one hell of a mix, programmed to perfection as you would expect.

From the opening gambit of Hudson Mohake's stylish funk ass synth ride 'Joy Fantastic’, lifted from Hudmo's exceptional debut Long Player "Butter", you know it's going to be a fantastic journey.

Alongside established dance floor bombs such as Altered Natives 'Rass Out' & Joy Orbison's 'Brkln Clln' there are a plethora of exclusives from Zomby, Kode 9 and Roska. Zomby's new cut 'Little Miss Naughty' really shines through and is worth the price alone, with it's distorted sub bass, peppered drum patterns and hypnotic siren calls, it's one to really lose it to on the floor (and here's me hoping I will in the Beat Bar at Southport 46 in May... a good few times).

Martyn also drops in a selection of his own productions, the stand out being his monster 2008 groove 'Vancouver'. Chuck in a whole pile of beat tracks and the absolutely nuts rave up sounds of Jan Driver 'Rat Alert' and you've got it wrapped up, all in Martyn's unique style.

If you're going to buy only one mix CD this year then start very early, this is the one TRUST! 10/10.

Available in all good independent record stores now.

Traktor v CDJ v Vinyl. Which Way To Go?

info@trinitysoul.com — Wed, 06 Jan 2010 17:59:00 +0000

Well it's a new year, a new decade indeed, goodbye to the 'nouties' and a big Yo! to the err... well I'm not sure what we call this decade? I'll leave that to the media to work out in just over 9 years time. No doubt it'll be something cute like the 'teenies'?
So New Year resolutions: Well amongst the usual promise breakers, get fit, eat more healthy, I decided I need to make a more creative contribution with my music this year, be it DJing or producing the latter being the more difficult to aspire to me thinks). As for DJing I just want to get back in the habit of creating regular mixtapes like I used to "pre kids". Easy enough I guess but now years on technology has really caught. I have so many choices before me and I really need to upgrade my tools of the trade.

So this is the big crux, do I stick with the vinyl? Upgrade my battered 7 year old Pioneer CDJ500 (I actually can't believe it is still playing CD's saying that it's pot luck if the cue will work or just randomly loop any 2 second part of the track) to a nice pair of shiny Pioneer CDJ400's or even better CDJ900's? Or should I go the whole 'digital' hog and opt in for Traktor or Serato?

My gut feeling is if I'm leaving the vinyl behind I should just dive head first into Traktor, I mean I'm a geek right, I know computers like the back of my hand, what could go wrong? The big sell is knowing I can take my whole music collection with me where ever you I choose to play. Then there is the economics, a pair of CDJ400's will set me back the best part of £1300, a Traktor set up I'm guessing would be well short of half of that.

I'm going to weigh up these 3 options over the coming months and who knows come Easter I'll may be pushing out my first ever "digital" mixtape. Then again knowing me it'll probably be a TDK SA90 Dolby C recording of my dusty, popping, scratched hip-hop records. Yey!

Ortofon O One DJ Headphones

info@trinitysoul.com — Wed, 06 Jan 2010 17:12:00 +0000

After earning a trusted name for cartridges and styli for years, Ortofon (founded in 1918 by two Danish engineers) has decided to enter the pro DJ headphone market with the O One headphones. The O One's have the same high level of quality as their cartridges featuring a strong, loud output signal (frequency range of 10 - 22,000Hz and sound pressure level of 112db) and rugged construction is designed to deal with heavy duty DJing or studio use. These highly sensitive headphones will work great with all DJ mixers on the market and can even compensate for mixers with low headphone volumet even in loud club environments. The O One's feature a closed ear design with flexible, replaceable earpads, and detachable single-sided headphone cord. The high quality sound reproduction on these headphones make these great not only for the club DJ, but for the discerning home listener as well.

The body folds and rotates making the headphones easily manipulatable for versatile, comfortable functionality. The O-One’s rugged and durable headband and earcup construction ensures hard-wearing, road worthy performance, and if desired, the headphone cable and earpads can be replaced within seconds for effortless serviceability. In line with this versatility, the enclosed accessories include optional straight or coiled cables, sturdy gold plugs and ¼” adaptor, velour earpads and a convenient carry case to slide in your luggage.

The best thing about the 'O-One', is unlike other closed-back designs, it was engineered using S-Logic to provide a precise representation of sound without coloration or inaccuracies. The design offers listeners a transparent window into sonic purity and is revealing of not only the details and elements which comprise the signal but also any inadequacies or inconsistencies. The addition of the S-Logic design facilitates a superior reproduction of the stereo field, as the drivers are positioned to fire towards the outsides of the ears rather than directly into the external auditory canal. This effectively recreates the way that sound waves enter the human ear from outside sources. This also allows the headphones to be driven at an optimally loud volume with less potential for hearing damage as the sound pressure level inside of the ear canal is greatly reduced. Clever!

By designing a headphone with DJs in mind, Ortofon have produced a powerful, versatile product with premium quality sound reproduction that appeals to a number of contemporary markets and will be challenging the established DJ pro headphones manufactures such as Sony & Pioneer.

Technical Specifications

- closed design
- foldable
- frequency range: 10 - 20,000Hz
- 112db sound pressure level
- 40 Ohm impedence
- replaceable earpads
- detachable single-sided cord (both standard and coiled)
- gold plated plugs

The Ortofon O-One currently retails around £140-150 and is available at specialist DJ retailers.

Benji B Deviation 1Xtra Chill Out Selection 27/12/09

info@trinitysoul.com — Wed, 30 Dec 2009 13:31:00 +0000

For the final Deviation show of 2009 and of the decade Benji B presents a 2 hour mixtape special of the chilled variety. Some classics thrown in amongst the stand out slow burners of the year. This is another show to bag so catch it while you can using the BBC i-Player available via Benji B's 1Xtra homepage (just search online for "Benji B 1Xtra").

Kick back and enjoy...

Here is the track list:-

Michael Jackson — I Wanna Be Where You Are (Motown)
James Mason — Sweet Power of Your Embrace (Chiaroscuro Records)
J.R. Bailey — Just Me N’ You (MAM Records)
Dorothy Ashby — Windmills Of Your Mind (Cadet)
Johnny “Hammond” Smith — Cant We Smile (Prestige)
Erykah Badu — Didn’t Cha Know (Universal)
Bill Conti — Reflections (EMI)
Odyssey — Don’t Tell Me, Tell Her (RCA Records)
The Natural Four — Try Love Again (Curtom)
D’Angelo — Greatdayndamornin/Booty (Virgin)
Ramp — Daylight (Blue Thumb)
Karriem Riggins — Rhodes Ahead (Fusicology)
Q-Tip — Vibes & Stuff (Jive)
Slum Village — Go Ladies (Capitol)
J Dilla — ‘Rocccck’ Beat (CDR)
Tawiah — Broken (CDR)
Aretha Franklin — I Get High (Warner Bros)
Chico Hamilton — The Morning Side of Love (Blue Note Records)
Vinícius de Moraes — Vini 7 (CDR)
Minnie Riperton — Only When I’m Dreaming (Epic Records)
Jon Lucien — Kuenda/Would You Believe Me (RCA Records)
Kellee Patterson — I’m Gonna Love You Just A Little Bit More Baby (Shadybrook)
Azymuth — Manha (Nascente)
Alice Coltrane — Wisdom Eye (Warner Bros)
Donald Byrd — Feel Like Loving You Today (Elektra/Asylum Records)
Rufus & Chaka Khan — Stop On By (ABC)

Bruce Nicholson (MOOVN) House Mixshow Cyberjamz Radio 21/12/2009

info@trinitysoul.com — Tue, 29 Dec 2009 12:32:00 +0000

Check out this 2 hour house mix from my man Bruce Nicholson (MOOVN). He put it down on a recent Ross Hutchison's Cyberjamz show.

Bruce Nicholson Cyberjamz radio 21.12.09 by BruceMoovn

Track listing:-

Mateo & Matos - The Keys
Louie Vega ft Johhny Dangerous - London Roots
CPEN - Mystereo
Gemini - Thinkin' About Your Love
Project 2 - Day Off
Glenn Underground ft Roxy - Adore - Matt Hughes (our one!) edit
Dennis Ferrer - All The Things I Look For
Dele Sosimi - Wahala
Henrik Schwarz - I Exist Because Of You (Dixon Stripped Down Version)
Ce Ce Peniston - He Luvs Me 2 (B Boy Dubvox edit)
Jovonn - Deep End Theme (David Harness Remix)
Peppermint Candy - Chocolate Girl
Park Street - Unspoken (Acapella)
Sun Of Aphrodite - Vibrations
Ralf Gum ft Miriella - Ponle Tumbao
Mark Di Meo ft Kaysee - Always (Tony Loreto Remix)
Still Going - Still Going Theme
Noel Nanton - Your Love (Ian Pooley Remix)
DJ Kulbir - Love Will Find A Way (Organ Dub)
Scott Grooves - The Journey
Blaze - Elevation

SHOOK Magazine Winter 09/10 Vol 1 Winter No 7 Out Now

info@trinitysoul.com — Tue, 15 Dec 2009 23:24:00 +0000

Without doubt the best Music Mag out there, picking up where Straight No Chaser left off in 2007, the 7th issue of the must have music and arts mag is out on the streets.

The hotly anticipated Winter 09/10 edition has finally arrived. SHOOK #007 goes deep in the science of rhythm with a feature on JAZZIE B's British Hustle. For the jazz heads, CARL CRAIG, MARCUS BELGRAVE and WENDELL HARRISON give the rub on the resurrected TRIBE RECORDS project. Guilty Simpson, Black Milk, Dilated Peoples, Planet Asia and more salute HEX MURDA. HUDSON MOHAWKE talks about making tracks for Rihanna, while Stefan Lakatos remembers learning to play the trimba from MOONDOG. Plus GILLES PETERSON in Cuba and GASLAMP KILLER, SAMIYAM, HOUSESHOES & RHETTMATIC in LA.

For more information and to pick up a bargin annual subscription check out http://shook.fm

Benji B Deviation 1Xtra The Best Of 2009 Part 2 13/12/09

info@trinitysoul.com — Mon, 14 Dec 2009 17:57:00 +0000

Last week Benji B brought us his favourite uptempo selections of 2009. This week he presented the best of all the other Deviation pressure, that is the best Hip-Hop, Soul, RnB, Beats, Instrumentals and jazz from 2009. Just like last week this is another monster 3 hour mixshow that's a sure fire "Keeper". Artists featured include Dam-Funk, Georgia Anne Muldrow, Reggie B, Hudmo, Flying Lotus and many more.

It's worth mentioning that Benji B has some BIG shows coming in the next few weeks, next up is a special Christmas show with J Rocc (That will be off the meter)! Then to finish the year off a special tribute to Michael Jackson with special guest DJ Jazzy Jeff!

As usual you can catch the shows for 7 days using the BBC I-Player available via Benji B's 1Xtra homepage (just search online for "Benji B 1Xtra").

Here is the track list:-

Raekwon — 10 Bricks (EMI)
Raekwon — New Wu (EMI)
Raekwon — Ason Jones (EMI)
El Michels Affair — Shimmy Shimmy Ya (Fat Beats)
J Dilla — 10,000 Watts (Nature Sounds)
Black Star — History (Downtown)
Mos Def feat. Slick Rick — Auditorium (Downtown)
Mos Def — Quiet Dog (Downtown)
Dam-Funk — Hood Pass Intact (Stones Throw)
Computer Jay — Epiphany (Ramp Recordings)
Funkineven feat. Fatima — Kleer (Eglo Records)
Cassie — It Must Be Love (Re-Edit) (Bad Boy)
Amerie — Tell Me You Love Me (Island Def Jam)
Jazmine Sullivan — Jumpoff (CDR)
Slum Village feat Marsha — Cloud 9 (White)
Griffi — Suavizante Strickly (Jabugo)
DOOM — Gazillion Ear (Lex)
Jay-Z — D.O.A. (Roc Nation)
Clipse feat. Kanye West — Kinda Like A Big Deal (Re-Up)
Jay Electronica — Exhibit A Transformations (CDR)
Jay Electronica — Candyman (CDR)
Malik Yusef & Kanye West feat Common & John Legend — Magic Man (G.O.O.D)
Drake — Fear (Young Money)
Flying Lotus feat Life For Strings — Auntie’s Lock (Warp Records)
Sa-Ra — Love Czars (Ubiquity Records)
Georgia Anne Muldrow — Beya (Someothaship/E1 Music)
Shafiq Husayn feat. Fatima — Little Girl (Plug Research)
Electric Wire Hustle — Chaser (Every Waking Hour Records)
Harmonic 313 — Falling Away (Warp Records)
Dorian Concept — Splasshh (Nod Navigators)
Hudson Mohawke — Rising 5 (Warp Records)
B Bravo — Computa Love (CDR)
Frite Nite Triolgy — Brother Don’t Cry (CDR)
Robert Glasper feat. Bilal — Open Mind (Blue Note)
Mayer Hawthorne — Green Eyed Love (Waajeed Remix) (Stones Throw)
Lee Fields — My World (Truth & Soul)
Georgia Anne Muldrow — Drum 8 (Instrumental) (Epistrophik Peach)
Reggie B — Belief (CDR)
Morgan Zarate — Satin White (CDR)
Leatherette — In July Focus Rites (CDR)
Débruit — I’m Going With You (Civil Music)
Erik L — Soul Symphony (U Beat)
Karriem Riggins — 12s In 8: (Scion)
Dego — Monday Moo (CDR)
Georgia Anne Muldrow — Momma B (Epistrophik Peach)
Harmonic 313 — Music System (Warp Records)
Knowledge — Create (U Beat)
Hudson Mohawke — Fuse (Warp Records)
Julien Dyne — Conglomerates (Wonderful Noise)
Dizz 1 — Somewhat (Crunchtime Records)
Ryan Leslie — How It Was Supposed To Be (Next Selection)
Jay-Z & Alicia Keys — Empire State Of Mind (Roc Nation)
Wale — Mirrors (All I Do Records)
Mark Pritchard ft. Wiley — Scar (Dubplate)
Toddla T ft. Roots Manuva — Going Off (1956)
Dam-Funk — Kill Dat (Stones Throw)

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Southport Weekender 46 May 7th / 8th / 9th 2010

info@trinitysoul.com — Sat, 12 Dec 2009 12:43:00 +0000

The Southport Weekender is now in it's 23rd year and May 2010 will see a new era for the World famous Weekend event as it will become an annual party dropping the November date from their calender. It is a real shame but under the current ecomonical climate it makes totally sense and will secure the future and ensure the quality of this legendary institution.

For those not familar with the Southport Weekender it is a music festival that attracts a 5000 capacity crowd to the indoor Pontins holiday complex in Southport, North West England. Having evolved from it's beginnings as a soul music weekender, the event now stands as the most musically diverse music weekender in the U.K. calendar. PERIOD!

From the R&B, soul and hip hop of The Funkbase and the main room dance sounds of The Powerhouse, to the soul aficionados Connossieurs' Corner and the eclectic styles of The Beat Bar, the Southport Weekender provides a feast of the world's freshest DJ talent, accompanied by party starting live acts and guest PAs.

With just the one weekender in 2010, demand is obvioulsy massive. The weekender costs £159 pp and this includes the on-site accomodation of the 4 or 6 berth chalets. The tickets went on sale at the start of December and already there are only a few hundred places left!!! A truley staggering feat considering the time of year, but it is testiment to the support this event commands. There is no advertising, it's all done from past experiences and word of mouth.

The event organisers are already making a start on the DJ & Live performance line ups which are normally announced a couple of months before the event. So watch this space for further updates.

Mark the dates in diaries, 7th / 8th / 9th May 2010 and if you haven't already done so book up now before it's too late!

For more information check out Southport Weekender

See you on the dancefloor.

Benji B Deviation 1Xtra The Best Of 2009 Part 1 7/12/09

info@trinitysoul.com — Tue, 08 Dec 2009 23:12:00 +0000

I guess you could call this the best dancefloor tracks of the year. A 3 hour mixshow of the best house, broken beats and dubstep from 2009. There are some real killers featured including personal faves of mine from Zomby, Madslinky, Benga, Floatingpoints, Skream, Joy Orbison, Altered Native, Zed Bias, Seji and of course DJ Zinc!

You can check the entire show over the next few days on the BBC I-Player. Just serch for "Benji B 1Xtra" online.

The Best Of 2009 Part 2 is due next week!

Here's the tracklist...

Zed Bias & Omar — Dancing Now CDR (Dubplate)
Malice — Gabryelle Refix (CDR)
Bias & Cole — Fly Up Ya Banner (CDR)
Geeneus Ft Ms Dynamite — Get Low (Benji B Special Dubplate)
Altered Native — Rass Out (White)
Zed Bias — Neighbourhood 09 (Club Vocal Mix) (CDR)
Joy Orbison — Hyph Mngo Hotflush Recordings)
Emelkay — When I Look At You (Dub Police)
Benga feat Eve — Me N My (Tempa)
Breakage feat Newham Generals — Hard (Digital Soundboy)
Magnetic Man — The Cyber Man (Tempa)
Benga — Buzzin (Tempa)
Silkie — Purple Love (Deep Medi)
Kode9 — Black Sun (Hyperdub)
Madslinky — Lost on Tenori Street (Dubplate)
Martyn — Elden Street (3024 Recordings)
Roska — The Sheppard (Roska Kicks & Snares)
Motor City Drum Ensemble — Raw Cuts 6 (Timothyreally Japan)
Hunee — Rare Silk (WT Records)
Zomby — Tarantula (Hyperdub Promo)
FaltyDL — To London (Ramp)
Sbtrkt — 2020 (Dubplate)
Madslinsky — It Was You (Dubplate)
Enzyme Black — Oh My Daze (CDR)
Seiji — Dope Test (Dubplate)
Apple — Sieglizer (Slimting Recordings)
Donae’o — Riot Music (Myish)
Hard House Banton — Sirens Spoilt (Rotten Entertainment)
DJ Zinc — Blunt Edge (Bingo Bass)
Mark Pritchard feat Om’mas — Wind It Up (Hyperdub)
Joker — Digi Design (Hyperdub)
Mala — Level Nine (Hyperdub)
Skream — Memories of 3rd Base (Digital Soundboy)
Alix Perez & Lynx — No Grudge (Shogun)
Mark Pritchard — Heavy As Stone (Deep Medi)
Floating Points — Peoples Potential (Eglo)
LCD Soundsystem — 04 45 33 (DFA)
Krystal Tears — Tried For Your Love (White)
Hawthorne Headhunters — Manifest Station (HVW8)
Mike Snow — Animal Mark Ronson & Tickla Remix (Columbia)

Akai APC40 Ableton Performance Controller

info@trinitysoul.com — Thu, 03 Dec 2009 01:30:00 +0000

Introducing the hotly anticipated new Akai APC40 Ableton Performance Controller. Much more than just a USB MIDI controller this is an instrument in it’s own right that allows the user to interface with Ableton Live taking the application back to it’s original performance roots. It’s very much a plug and play device with minimal set up to get underway, just a couple of USB plugs and boom your in.

The APC40 boasts bidirectional communication between the controller and the Live interface which means that any little tweaks you do on the APC40 will also be represented graphically in the Live environment… cool hey! Other features include customizable sliders, buttons and knobs, Session Overview, Transport Control, Tempo Control, Clip Launch, Button Matrix and lots more.

Akai are calling this the link between the human and the computer that will facilitate the perfect musical creativite expression and who can argue with that! The controller has so much flexibility and options of use from an artist producing electronic music to the more creative DJ using LIVE to remix tracks on the fly.

The Akai APC40 is retailing at £400 but is available at Edinburgh's Best Music Shop Rikki's Music for £379. Follow the link for further details. We dig!

Technics SL1200 & SL1210 The End Of An Era

info@trinitysoul.com — Thu, 03 Dec 2009 00:34:00 +0000

In the picture the Limited Edition SL1200GLD turntable released to celebrate 30 years of production.

A sad day indeed…

Panasonic this week announced they were ceasing production of the legendary Technics SL1200 and the SL1210 turntables. The last ones will fall off the production line towards the end of February 2010 after almost 35 years as the industry standard.

The SL1200 direct drive turntable, a classic design and one most of us cut our teeth on, first appeared back in the 1970’s and quickly became the deck of choice for DJs’ and clubs the world over. Other more robust models followed such as the SL1200 MK2 and the SL1210 that featured a slide pitch control, pop up light and stop/start button.

Panasonic stated the reason for pulling the plug was the decline of sales and the difficulty to compete in an every increasing digital world where most media is now no longer black plastic but MP3 files.

Robust is the word. I invested £500 for my pair of SL1210’s back in 1992 and they are still going strong today. Granted maybe the pitch control is a little bit loose and the lids are slightly cracked but they still hold sync true when doing a beat mix.

It’s hard to imagine a world without these iconic symbols so if you don’t already own a pair I strongly recommend you save some cash and invest in something that won’t be around for very much longer.

SL1200 / SL1210 R I P

Hudson Mohawke Radio 1 Essential Mix 29 November 2009

info@trinitysoul.com — Mon, 30 Nov 2009 22:59:00 +0000

Glasgow's finest beat maker drops the future beats for Radio 1's Essential Mix.
You need to get on this mix people...

Loops Haunt - Dusk Mechanics [Fortified Audio]
Machine Drum - Sakatak [Unreleased]
Red - I Should Tell Ya Momma On You [Damfunk Remix] [Stones Throw]
Hudson Mohawke - Bopgunn V1 Instrumental [Unreleased]
Dorian Concept & Lil Flip - I'm A Balla [Patchwork Pirates Edit] [Unreleased]
Hudson Mohawke - Fuse [Warp]
Tiago - Babelfish [Beat Dimensions]
Rustie - Nekoo [Unreleased]
Starkey - Ok Luv [Planet Mu]
Hudson Mohawke - Ice Viper [Unreleased]
Hudson Mohawke - Overnight Celebrity [Unreleased]
Hudson Mohawke - Star of A Story [Unreleased]
Hudson Mohawke - Are You Feeling Hot [Unreleased]
Hudson Mohawke - Take My Hand [Unreleased]
Hudson Mohawke - Still On It [Wireblock/LuckyMe]
Hudson Mohawke - Pipes [Unreleased]
Hudson Mohawke - Chorduroy [Unreleased]
Hudson Mohawke - Photo 2 [Unreleased]
Hudson Mohawke - Waldo's Gift [Unreleased]
Harmonic 313 - Scar (feat. Wiley) [Warp]
Princess - Say I'm Your Number One [Teldec]
Markis Sage - Creature Of Lagoon [Harmonia]
Redinho - Mo Brap [Numbers]
Krystal Klear - Boogie Wan [Unreleased]
Midnight Star & Usher - Touch That Midas Girl [Unreleased]
Becoming Real - Get Hype [Tough Love Records]
Free School - Grey Goose (feat. Kelis) [Whatcha Sippin On]
Ludacris - How Low Can You Go [Disturbin' Tha Peace]
Redhino - Banger [Numbers]
Hudson Mohawke - Stay Fresh [Unreleased]
Lazersword - Trapperkeeper [Numbers]
Lil Wayne - I Feel Like Dying [Flying Lotus Mix] [CDR]
KGB Man - Africa [Unreleased]
Ply Girls - I Could Give You Reasons [Unreleased]
James Pants - Lickin' Stick [Stones Throw]
Hudson Mohawke - Twistclip Loop [Warp]
Carl Cox - Let's Do It [Bass Section Recordings]
Apple - De Siegalizer [Numbers]
DJ Seduction - Imp002 [Impact]
Becoming Real - New Kids [Unreleased]
Manix - Head In The Clouds [Knights J1]
Jjak Hogan - Frequency [FrequeNC]
Machindrum - Carry The Weight [Unreleased]
Fatima Yamaha - What's A Girl To Do [D1 Recordings]
Nacho Patrol - Futuristic Abeba [Hudson Mohawke Remix] [Rush Hour Records]
Slum Village - Dirty (feat. ODB) [Capitol Records]
The Pharcyde - Passin Me By [FlyAsPie Remix] [Delicious Vinyl]
Cloud One & Madlib - Unknown Interlude Track [CDR]
SciFi Stu - The Will (feat. Vast Aire) [Unreleased]
Terror Danjah - Bipolar [Unreleased]
Joy Orbison - J.Doe [Doldrums]
Lone - Sharpest View Of The Sun [Dealmaker]
Mwëslee - Eurocarne Snips Track 4 [Unreleased]
Hudson Mohawke - Monde [Uneleased]
Mike Slott - Snow Birds [LuckyMe]
Dimlite - Cotdam (feat. Pharrell) [Unreleased]
American Men - AM System [LuckyMe]

TRINITYSOUL MUSIC follow us on Twitter

info@trinitysoul.com — Mon, 30 Nov 2009 21:38:00 +0000

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TRINITYSOUL MUSIC Podcast Launching Soon

info@trinitysoul.com — Mon, 30 Nov 2009 21:33:00 +0000

I've had my work cut out recently putting this blog together but next up I will be launching the all new TRINITYSOUL MUSIC Podcast service hopefully in the coming weeks. If you subscribe to the podcast you will be able to receive original TRINITYSOUL mixtapes from the old website plus all the archived guest DJ mixes as well as new mixtapes from myself. So hold tight and watch this space for further updates...

New and Archive Mixes to Download Coming Soon

info@trinitysoul.com — Sun, 29 Nov 2009 23:57:00 +0000

Coming very soon will be archived mixes from the original trinitysoul website in addition to brand new mixes. Other commitments have prevented me from pursuing the trinitysoul project but I'm back on track once again. In addition to the three archived mixes available to download I have plenty more dj mixtapes from the trinitysoul archive available to download. I will try my best to dig out the realevant track listings I'm sure to have them somewhere or other. So hold tight and enjoy the music.

Delusions Of Grandeur Mixtape Vol01 by Andrew Baker

info@trinitysoul.com — Fri, 27 Nov 2009 18:42:00 +0000

After 5 years of listening to this mixtape at after parties / in the car / in the house I still love it. I really enjoyed putting it all together back in 2005. Thinking back it really was a golden year for beats... I would go so far to say this is probably my favourite mixtape I've ever done (to date). It's packed full of dark downtempo beats interlaced with uplifting soul grooves. I've always threatened to do a Vol02 maybe 2010 I will. Hope you dig it and by all means let me know what you think add a comment...

AJB1623 - Delusions Of Grandeur Vol 1 Mixtape

1. intro
2. MF Doom - potholders (0:18)
3. Metal Fingers - licorice (3:03)
4. T-Love feat Dwele - seven (5:30)
5. One Be Lo - enecs eht no kcab (8:47)
6. Maspyke - step (12:15)
7. Quasimoto - broad factor (16:23)
8. DJ Spinna - starz (18:40)
9. Roots Manuva - witness (1 hope) (22:36)
10. DJ Spinna feat the Free Radikalz - outta time (26:17)
11. As One feat Lacks - what you askin' for (30:47)
12. New Sector Movements feat Marcia Escoffery - something (33:00)
13. Mark de Clive-Lowe feat Bembe Segue - heaven (36:38)
14. Platinum Pied Pipers - act like you know (Ge-ology rmx) (40:15)
15. The Detroit Experiment - highest (43:11)
16. Jneiro Jarel feat Rocque Wun - breathin (46:23)
17. Cloud One - dust to dust (49:09)
18. As One feat Paul Randolf - I love you (53:15)
19. Silhouette Brown - time waits for no one (58:39)
20. K-Otix - something for Japan (1:02:15)
21. Alex Attias presents Mustang - help me (DJ Mitsu rmx) (1:04:37)
22. Martaingang feat Insight & Dagha - got skills galore (groovemanspot rmx) (1:09:33)
23. Tye Tribbett & G.A. - mighty long way (1:14:16)

*** this mixtape will be available on the new trinitysoul music podcast coming soon ***

ANDY BAKER presents MUSIC IN ME (FEB 2003)

info@trinitysoul.com — Sun, 04 Jan 2009 23:54:00 +0000

This mix is one of my favourites of recent times and I dug it out after a recent request from the man like Powdersoul who also has an impeccable taste in all things house. It was actually conceived as a guest mix for US house forum site undergroundNYC back in February 2003 as a real player file (awwwwww remember them). So 6 years on here it is encoded at 320 for the full effect. Download link & play list below please play very loud and enjoy

ANDREW BAKER presents MUSIC IN ME (FEB 2003)

DJ Spinna - music in me (interlude) - BBE
Groove Junkies feat Socara & Raya Beam - deeper (spokenappella) - More House
DJ Spinna featuring Shaun Escoffery - music in me (come alive) - BBE
DJ Gregory - attend 1 - Kitsune
Chateau Flight - welcome (welcapella) - Versatile
Solid Groove - flookin' - Loungin'
95 North - jazz ascension (washapella) - Large
Osunlade feat Jaffa - native tounge revisited - Gotsoul
Billie - it comes back around (Pound Boys remix) - CDR
Matthias Heilbron feat James Preston Jr - nature boy - Nite Grooves
Louie Vega & Jay Sealee feat Julie McKnight - diamond life (Danism remix) - CDR
Hard Drive - work this, like this - Strictly Rhythm
Julian Jabre - let me hold you baby - Basic
Kerri Chandler - we all r 1 - Large
Tweet - boogie tonight (Bobby D'Ambrosia remix) - CDR
Miss Dynamite - a little deeper (Solid Groove remix) - Floor Play
Blackbyrds - mysterious vibes - Z
Soul Creation feat David Watson - up in smoke - Bassclef
Rodamaal feat Mario Diaz - casa da alma (Rocco dubmaster) - CDR
Floorbreaker - volume 1 - Floor Play

*This mix is for promotional use only*

*** this mixtape will be available on the new trinitysoul music podcast coming soon ***

ANDY BAKER presents TIME & TIME AGAIN (AUG 2001)

info@trinitysoul.com — Sat, 03 Jan 2009 01:40:00 +0000

First up is a mix I did back in the Summer of 2001 when I was travelling between London & Edinburgh every week with my work. I just had time before my Friday flights home to drop by the Soho record shops to catch that white van with all the new vinyl - good times!!!

Any way the mix features some new tracks (for the time) and some of my favourite classic tracks. I encoded the mix at 320 straight off the original MD so it should sound nice-fi!

ANDREW BAKER presents TIME & TIME AGAIN (27th August 2001)

Ja'Nel "down in my heart" (SOM Underground)
North Avenue "solutions" (Music 101)
City Spirit "the good part" (No Label)
Romanthony presents Nyree "good tymz" (UMM)
Hard Life "hard life (Aaron Carl remix)" (Underground Resistance)
Cassio the Cassmaster "getting hot" (7)
Scott Grooves feat Keith Kaminski "the sax speaks" (Glasgow Underground)
Wagon Cookin' "mar" (Shady Acorns)
Don Carlos Unlimited "love & devotion" (Subliminal Soul)
Blvd. East feat Da Familee "never knew" (Next Moov)
Pascal feat Mr. Day "the bee tree" (Guidance)
280 West feat Diamond Temple "lift him up" (King Street)
Sublevel feat Tracy Hamlin "Time & time again" (King Street)

*This mix is for promotional use only*

*** this mixtape will be available on the new trinitysoul music podcast coming soon ***

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