You may remember the slightly regular Logan Sama show "Chosen Ones" from last year that featured grime crews such as OG'z, Bloodline and Firecamp. Well KISS has changed the name of the show to "KISS Presents" but it's still in the exact same format as before. 2 hours of the hottest MC's in grime in a live session with the premier DJ in the scene. Trust me when I say you need these sets! RIIIINNNNGGGGG!
Logan Sama Ft. Newham Generals & Chronik
http://www.mediafire.com/?4936ldgrbycb2kl
Logan Sama Ft. Family Tree
http://www.mediafire.com/?9tv2vul67b7wbyz
Logan Sama Ft. Stayfresh & GrimeSquad
http://www.mediafire.com/?5uo4nfb6bfaa7m4
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Check the vids from the Newham General's set:
Showing posts with label D Double E. Show all posts
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Sunday, March 6, 2011
Wednesday, November 3, 2010
Terror Danjah - 'Undeniable' Album Review
Terror Danjah's first proper album Undeniable has been long awaited and highly anticipated. This is the grime don's first true album since it's hard for us to consider Shock to the System or Hardrumentals as real album concepts, but more just compilations of various tunes. Dropping on Hyperdub instead of Terror's usual mainstay Planet Mu, this album is noted as being probably the most light-hearted and poppy album released on the ordinarily deadly serious label.
Taking us through a variety of different sounds throughout the album, Terror touches on the often awkwardly done (or misdone entirely) genre of "rhythm n grime" on tunes like "Time To Let Go" and "All I Wanna" featuring Lauren Mason. D Double E surprisingly shines as well showing us his softer grime side on the title track "Undeniable."
The tracks "Acid" and "Bruzin VIP" (both previous Hyperdub singles) have the stop-and-go ferocity we've come to expect from Terror which are paired nicely alongside tunes like "Breaking Bad" that features a hard stabby 4x4 throughout and "Sonar (Selassi Mix)" a tune that pays homage to some older Terror grime instrumentals with some insane use of filters and edits.
The album really comes together on "Minimal Dub" with its bassweight and tempo changes that are perfectly set to kill any dancefloor lucky enough to be graced with its presence. Supposedly, this is a track Terror thought wouldn't be worth anything on the album but Kode 9 insisted that it stay on the LP. Thank goodness he did.
Lastly, the tune "SOS" is truly the pièce de résistance of the album that takes us on an 8 minute journey beginning with a grinding, unyielding synth and shuffling drums, floating gently into outerspace, and finishing off with a house-y, sexy, groove that can only be described as "Purple House." Grime and house in one tune as only Terror could construct for us.
"Listen hard enough and you might be able to hear him chuckling behind the beats."
Purchase Terror Danjah "Undeniable" HERE
01. Grand Opening feat. Dream Mclean
02. Acid
03. This Year (Pro Plus) feat. D.O.K, Mz Bratt & Griminal
04. Bruzin V.I.P
05. S.O.S
06. I'm Feelin U
07. Minimal Dub
08. Breaking Bad feat. Baby Face Jay
09. Sonar (Selassi Mix)
10. Undeniable feat. D Double E (of Newham Generals)
11. Leave Me Alone feat. Bruza
12. All I Wanna feat. Lauren Mason
13. Time To Let Go
14. Story Ending
Taking us through a variety of different sounds throughout the album, Terror touches on the often awkwardly done (or misdone entirely) genre of "rhythm n grime" on tunes like "Time To Let Go" and "All I Wanna" featuring Lauren Mason. D Double E surprisingly shines as well showing us his softer grime side on the title track "Undeniable."
The tracks "Acid" and "Bruzin VIP" (both previous Hyperdub singles) have the stop-and-go ferocity we've come to expect from Terror which are paired nicely alongside tunes like "Breaking Bad" that features a hard stabby 4x4 throughout and "Sonar (Selassi Mix)" a tune that pays homage to some older Terror grime instrumentals with some insane use of filters and edits.
The album really comes together on "Minimal Dub" with its bassweight and tempo changes that are perfectly set to kill any dancefloor lucky enough to be graced with its presence. Supposedly, this is a track Terror thought wouldn't be worth anything on the album but Kode 9 insisted that it stay on the LP. Thank goodness he did.
Lastly, the tune "SOS" is truly the pièce de résistance of the album that takes us on an 8 minute journey beginning with a grinding, unyielding synth and shuffling drums, floating gently into outerspace, and finishing off with a house-y, sexy, groove that can only be described as "Purple House." Grime and house in one tune as only Terror could construct for us.
"Listen hard enough and you might be able to hear him chuckling behind the beats."
Purchase Terror Danjah "Undeniable" HERE
01. Grand Opening feat. Dream Mclean
02. Acid
03. This Year (Pro Plus) feat. D.O.K, Mz Bratt & Griminal
04. Bruzin V.I.P
05. S.O.S
06. I'm Feelin U
07. Minimal Dub
08. Breaking Bad feat. Baby Face Jay
09. Sonar (Selassi Mix)
10. Undeniable feat. D Double E (of Newham Generals)
11. Leave Me Alone feat. Bruza
12. All I Wanna feat. Lauren Mason
13. Time To Let Go
14. Story Ending
Sunday, September 19, 2010
Newham Generals - Like It Or Not
This latest tune from the Newham Generals will be featured on their highly anticipated album expected to be dropping sometime this fall. Electro-ey snarling grime beat with two of the best MC's in the game on top. Footsie and D Double E going in HARD once again! Bluku bluku!
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Friday, July 2, 2010
D Double E - Street Fighter Riddim
Blogged about this one a couple of weeks ago, but every ripped version kept getting pulled from Youtube. I suppose we now know the answer why... D wanted to put up the official promo vid! OOOOOOHHHRRR DIRTAYTAY!!
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