A lively track from Seazo has been released on 7 Deadly Records. Head over to the label’s Bandcamp to pick up it’s 4th release (pay what you want). A recent interview with this artist for Disco Droppings, can be found here.
– Jimi Jaxon
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My friend Dreams has a new video up for his “4Runner” track. If you missed his interview with Disco Droppings, head back here. Big up to the 6Bit Collective, enjoying your vibes.
Dreams – Soundcloud Facebook Twitter
– Jimi Jaxon
Zach Roddis did a mighty fine job talking with Skream recently. They discuss why Manchester is his favorite city, how music genres aren’t as segregated with the younger generation, the silliness of the term “post-dubstep” and where his mindset’s at for future music productions. Listen to this man..
Skream – Facebook Twitter Soundcloud
– Jimi Jaxon
Cheers to all of you that have been reading the recent features. I’ve entered a dj competition put on by Mixcloud and Insomniac Events to play a set at EDC Las Vegas 2012. This is a 30 minute mix featuring many artists from Disco Droppings; The Century, Rubix, HxdB and Mosca. If you’re interested, give the mix a listen, comment, favorite and pass it around. This is a major oppurtunity, and I feel that the styles showcased in my mix are not usually shown at events such as EDC. Want to bring something fresh!
Photo by Joe Dyer
– Jimi Jaxon
Back in 2005 abouts, I went to a summer music program at Berklee College of Music for guitar. I was not that good, and ended up being a bit intimidated by the other musicians, who could read music and wanted scholarships. The school was ok, but my favorite part of the trip was going to a record store called Newbury Comics. I didn’t know much about music at the time, but my roommate James from Japan had rad taste. He gave me some names, and I went down there and spent hundreds and hundreds of dollars on CD’s. This was my first time hearing Bloc Party (Silent Alarm lp), Interpol, Arcade Fire, Muse, and such. That record store is INCREDIBLE, if you’re in Boston you gotta go. It just so happened that Bloc Party was playing in Boston while I was there, and I got to see them perform. Such a solid band. I got to see them a second time at Paramount Theatre in Seattle a few years later after “A Weekend In The City” was released and had a blast. I realized that I kinda forgot about them, and want to profile what they’ve done. Their first two albums very especially influential to me, so I’m focusing on those. The band is currently recording their 4th album. Get hyped.
Bloc Party – Facebook
– Jimi Jaxon
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