Bringing the heat at the Groove Hall Friday Night (Dec. 30th) 11:25-12:20.
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Electric Smile by Paper Diamond
Free "Electric Smile" Download
Levitate by Paper Diamond
Free "Levitate" Download
Love him or hate him this guy deserves some huge respect for his large incorporation of spinning actual vinyls with samples on them. "Work with limited resources ya know what I mean? It's four turntables and records, ya know I don't have a lot of fancy computer shit or whatever. But at least I hope, I hope that it's trying to make something from a point of view that people know understand, ya know, cause most the people they come they DJ or their friend DJs or some shit, hopefully they learn to understand the concept at least" (See first posted video). He has used samplers in the past, but he knows that his live show is enhanced because he doesn't have to struggle with making a controller sound different from the studio recording. I am not ripping on other artists here, but this guy deserves more attention as the whole electronic scene continues to gain massive recognition.
We have quickly seen that many electronic artists have similar feelings. Though they may not have thrown away controllers they have added another DJ, live guitars, and more commonly, another drummer. We have seen this in the state of Texas with Austin native D.V.S. who is "The future of guitar in electronica". Big Gigantic has exploded on the scene in the past few years and anyone who has seen them knows that their fierce live drummer and saxophonist make the show, not the sick beats in of themselves (Big Gigantic Preview to be posted this week). I believe other artists will continue to follow suit as fans love seeing their favorite studio version of a song come to life with real instruments complementing electronic technology. In all, a perfect example of genuine organic music in the sampling DJ realm is RJD2. In the words of one fan, "RJD2 is the truth". Set One 1. Intro ( 1:03) 2. Stranger Than Fiction ( 5:16) 3. Bring You Down (11:16) 4. Jazz Wank > ( 9:04) 5. Spaz Medicine ( 6:44) 6. Big World > ( 5:09) 7. Head ( 5:47) Set Two 1. Mexico (16:52) 2. Dr. Graffenberg (15:35) 3. Water (10:34) 4. The Harder They Come ( 9:34) 5. Sensory Deprivation Bank ( 8:03) 6. Yodelittle * (29:10) 7. Recreational Chemistry (19:22) --encore-- 8. One Way Out # ( 8:20) * Jim on flute # Jim on drums | ||
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