Showing posts with label self evident. Show all posts
Showing posts with label self evident. Show all posts

03 September 2009

Special Live Broadcast on GLITCH.FM! I CAN'T BELIEVE IT'S NOT DUBSTEP Fri/Sat Sept 4th/5th


Yes, Yes, Yes. My favorite Internet radio station Glitch.FM (I am a humble writer/contributor there, remember?) prepares a f.....g bomb of the 10-hour live broadcast from Vancouver's event: "I Can't Believe It's Not Dubstep"! DiDi and MylesAWAY (part of IGU and Fridays BWAMP Radio show) started this fantastic initiative and the line-up includes the Canadian's finest, from Lighta! crew, IGU crew, HxdB and Deekay. What more do you need for a nice Saturday morning (yeah, the broadcast starts 7 a.m. on Saturday here in Poland, 6.am. GMT, 10.pm [Friday] Pacific), which means I will be able to wake up to the bwompy sounds of heavy bass and glitch hop!!! Yippie Yippie Yeah!

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The Line-Up is as follows:
TAAL MALA (Lighta!, SUB-OSC)
Dj Global vs Bevy Swift (aka Glitchy & Scratchy)
Self Evident (Lighta!, SUB-OSC) - (FREE MIX)
HxdB (BFG)
Myles Away (IGU)
Deekay (The Woods,urban ninja)

06 August 2009

SELF EVIDENT


Self Evident is a member of Canadian Lighta! Sound crew (aka Bass Coast Project, Pacific Dubstep). The crew includes a.o. Michael Red, Taal Mala, Tusk, DJ Cure, Tank Girl, Max Ulis. His tracks have been played by: DJ Hatcha, The Bug, Kid Kameleon, EDU K, Headhunter. He collaborated with Warrior Queen, Fefe (Lil Monsta), Rider Shafique, Phase, Max Ulis, Taal Mala, Michael Red and Played alongside: Skream, Starkey, The Bug, Caspa, Excision, Bassnectar, Maga Bo and many others. His music is heavy on the dubstep tip but goes much beyond incorporating elements of glitch, heavy bass, grime and even dancehall.

Self Evident hit me with three heavy non-released tracks. They are by all means worth promoting.

ASSES UP ‘Face down ass up that’s the way we like to fuck’ – everyone has definitely heard this shit by (correct me if I’m wrong) Miami Bass dons - 2 Live Crew. Self Evident refixed this track leaving all-to-well-known lyrics and adding ultra slow, heavy bassline with totally infectious, drilling synths! Great work.

THE WALK Proper stomping beats with dancehall riddim with great drops, kicks and snares. Dirty bassline and delayed vocals create very dancefloor oriented vibe. Best track of the three I had a chance to hear.

EVBC Again, dirty bassline and proper button job with nice breakdown in the middle and warm vocals. Definitely a trademark track of Self Evident’s style (if I may put it this way).

31 July 2009

SELF EVIDENT - SUMMA JAMZ 09 MIX



Arghh, I love dirty dubstep. Period! Vancouver-based Self Evident’s mix has just tore a big hole in my brain moving through sensitive neurons with a grace of a Stalinist-era Russian tractor. Definitely, it is THE music that Darth Vader would listen to with guilty pleasure. Deep, heavy, teeth-grinding, dark sub-bass excursion into the deepest pits of hell. Music of the future military spaceships flying to the distant stars to fight some unknown evil extratterestial robots. If these are Summa Jamz I already fear Self Evident’s winter offering…


TRACKLIST AFTER THE JUMP