Wednesday, Mar 12, 2008

Episode #050 - Dreams

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Welcome to another episode of Sounding Out The City...

This week’s mix gets started off with a spacey downtempo beat courtesy of Brenk off the Melting Pot Label, which puts out some amazing music by dudes like DJ Day, Devil McDoom, and A-ko. Check the MySpace pages of those guys to hear what I’m talking about.

Anyway, I mixed in a track by Phat Kev after that, and I have to thank my man Richie in the UK for sorting that one out. Sweet tune! The Free Design is next with a jazzy folk-funk track I recently discovered, and then it’s a rare groove boogie-ish classic from 1979 by 9th Creation.

Some amazing late 60s obscure soul is next by the Dynamic Tints off the Twinights Lunar compilation, then it’s the old school hiphop classic by the legendary Eric B & Rakim “Don’t Sweat The Technique”, followed by the humourous and stylish Ugly Duckling. A hot funk track is next by Billy Garner, which was sampled by DJ Day for his incredible “Gone Bad” back in late 2005 (December, I think).

After that, I threw in a deep and kind of crazy African disco tune by The Coffins before mixing in an edit of the Rick James party classic “Give It To Me”. The transition was quite shabby as it was done without a monitor—not a wise move on my part, but I’m not prefect.

Justice’s well-known and well-played techno-disco track came in after that, then it was a couple of deep house joints by the Motor City Drum Ensemble.

Enjoy!
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00::Sounding Out The City Intro
01::Brenk – Orbitus (skit)
02::Phat Kev – Dreams
03::The Free Design – Bubbles
04::9th Creation – Much Too Much
05::Dynamics Tints – Rosemarie
06::Eric B & Rakim – Don’t Sweat The Technique
07::Ugly Duckling – Andy Vs Dizzy
08::Billy Garner – Brand New Girl
09::The Coffins – E Te Die
10::Rick James – Give It To Me (edit)
11::Justice – D.A.N.C.E
12::Motor City Drum Ensemble – Get Slapped Up
13::Motor City Drum Ensemble – Raw Cuts #1
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Shout outs to Richie, Nigel P, and all listeners near and far.

Til next week, peace and best wishes.
--Driftwood--

Posted by Driftwood at 12:00 PM |  2 comments  

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Anonymous said...

Hey, great stuff! I wasnt sure how else to get in touch with you since i didnt see an email address but i was wondering what happened to episode #14 Don't Sweat The Technique. I looked for it on iTunes as well and its not there.

This was the playlist:

Artist - Title
John Cameron - Mustang (Part 2)
Al Hirt - Harlem Hendo
Unforscene - Tall Girl
Jean Jacques Perrey - E.V.A.
Eddy Grant - Nobody's Got Time
Asha Bhosle - Dum Maro Dum (live) Re-edit
Erik B & Rakim - Don't Sweat The Technique
JVC-Force - Strong Island
The Planks - Let Me Try It
Yma Sumac - Gopher
Tuff Love - Haus Am Vald (original)
Jack Trombey - Rockbed
Loose Ends - A Little Spice (Gangstarr Remix)
Quincy Conserve - Aire Of Good Feeling
Quintessence - Salsa de Santa Rosa


I would love it if you would put up a new link for it somewhere.

Thanks and take care

Wednesday, Mar 19, 2008
Driftwood said...

Hi there,

Thanks for you kind words.

Episode #14 was done a while ago for another podcast site. I thought I had uploaded it, and so I deleted the copy I had on my own drive, but it didn't go through. That site had many glitches.

After that, I learned to keep a copy of the episode on file, just in case.

So, in a nutshell, I can't put up a link.
Sorry about that. If you're curious about any of the tracks in the playlist, let me know and I'll drop them in a future podcast.

P.S. This current site is going through some glitches, which is why there is no Episode #051 yet. I may post on an upload site, so stay tuned!

Thursday, Mar 20, 2008

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