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Circuitree Records is back with the part 3 of 4 in their Universus compilation series.
Universus Vol III takes the campaign in a new direction, with more artists–13–and a greater variety of styles. The prevailing theme? You guessed it: The description-less “post-dubstep” (Remember when I sheepishly described Mount Kimbie as post-dubstep? Hint: there is no such thing as post-dubstep. Or dubstep.)
Circuitree is letting us share a highlight track from the mix – a hi-fi heater with FlyLo-esque soundscapes from Aligning Minds.
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Brasky.org is proud to present Bedroom Beats, the first installment of Florida Indoors, a free compilation series setting out to showcase creative electronic music around Florida. Our inaugural mix proudly serves up 19 tracks from artists living in or originating from Florida. Some of these tracks are being released for the first time. Headlining the compilation are nationally recognized artists Machinedrum (originally from Orlando area) and MillionYoung, Miami’s chillwave maven.
Sample It
Promotional Mini-Mix (Youtube)
Download It (Free):
http://music.brasky.org (Bandcamp)
For the last 9 months we have been working with artists and labels with the aim of properly representing the beats scene around Florida. We organized the compilation into 3 “sides” that we hope conjure images and feelings tied to life in Florida:
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Miami’s Circuitree Records has announced the first of 4 compilations to be released this year.
Universus Vol. 1 features tracks from beat scene pioneer Caural and LA’s veteran beatmaker Take. Future releases in the Universus series will include former Warp artists Luke Vibert (Wagon Christ) and Jimmy Edgar, among other prolific producers – whoa!
Universus Vol. 1
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Released: June 14th, 2011
Tracklist:
1. Misel Quitno – Im Halbhohen Gras (Caural Remix) – Download
2. Take – Generation Gap
3. Peripheral – Ratrace
4. Sun Room Generator – Abduction
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A mysterious note was left at our doorstep recently, announcing the newest release from digital bandito (and past Brasky.org interviewee) Mexicans with Guns. He is joining forces with Euro bass assassin Robot Koch on the latest installment from Friends of Friends, a compilation series showcasing artists who get an opportunity to collaborate and remix one another.
Featured remixers include the buzz-cultivating Mux Mool and touring beatmaker Alex B – check it out:
Robot Koch – Devil Drums (Alex B remix) – Download
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Somewhere in Texas, the neighbors haven’t been getting good sleep. Pictures are rattling off walls, and car alarms offer clues on the recent whereabouts of a mysterious masked man. His real name is known to few, but most know him as Mexicans with Guns. Those who have seen him report bass-heavy assaults on popular musicians, slicing and distorting their most valued creations and coldly showcasing his work in dark, smoky rooms around the US (Sample the evidence below). Mexicans with Guns is a wanted man.
Recently we received contact from the fugitive who agreed to spare our subwoofers in exchange for a broadcast of his most recent sinister plans: An EP? Perhaps Mexicans with Guns is “merely” a musician whose made his name by peppering the underground with fiery dubstep remixes. Perhaps he is something more nefarious. But after sampling his first EP, Me Gusto, we thought our readers should be on high alert.
Decide for yourself after reading our conversation with Mexicans with Guns.
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Mark our words: 2010 will be the year of the stream. Music stream services are emerging every month, busy negotiating agreements that keep their inventories growing.
With services like Pandora, imeem, Spotify, LaLa, and Grooveshark breaking onto the scene, it’s becoming increasingly easy to find music online.
Ever wonder why you can’t just “record” the music as it comes in? Well, you can. Here’s how.
Capturing Streams
Turns out there are many programs out there that can do this; some are better than others. I recommend WonderShare’s Streaming Audio Recorder. After you’ve hit record it will automatically detect when the song starts playing (if it isn’t already), and also detects when it ends. This actually allows you to set it to record and it will neatly rip each song on a stream playlist.
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