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The Afrolectic Bash

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The Afrolectic Bash – mps PILOT’s venture into Tropical Afro-bass, sweaty Couper Decaller, massive Kuduro, Ndombolo, Afro inspired minimal house, Mapuko and a wee bit of upmost percussive Future Bass. Be prepared as this set could be the true rhythmical feast to lubricate your hips.

tracklisting:
Prince Nico Mbarga-Aki Special (Uproot Andy Rmx)
Dream Team – Abidjan la joie
Oliver Twizt – Doodlez
Luky Gomes-ZeZe Toto
Kofi Ayivor – Adzagli (StreamerPilot Coup The Decaller Rmx)
Magic System – Africa Dance
Unknown
Apietus – Miss Doctor (artfx! Remix)
Bambounou – Flaly (original mix)
Milay Xavier – Trabalhar
Dj Overule & Rusty – Ritmo Do Meu Flow (MastikSoul mix)
Boro Sanghui & Lino Versace – Ca Dja
Kaysha feat. Anofela & Top One Frisson-On Est Ensemble
Altered Natives – Rass Out
Twin Turbo – Fogo (Zombies For Money rmx)
Buraka Som Sistema – IC 19
Chocolate – Kwassa Ndombolo
Killamu – Tiramakossa (remix)
Randomer – Be electric
Meiway – DJ Tassouman

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The Afrolectic Bash by mps PILOT

Skream – Where You Should Be (feat. Sam Frank)

Huge fan of Skream, one of the early pioneers of the UK Dubstep scene. His latest, Outside the Box, is a frequent play and, would you know it, my favorite track from the record has a really neat video:

From Playground Magazine (http://playgroundmag.net/unmedia/19547-skream)

Ever since Magnetic Man started, it seemed like Skream had put his solo projects in the fridge, especially the promotion for his latest album, which was going on around the same time as the propaganda for the dubstep super trio’s effort. If you’re more into Skream’s solo stuff, today is your day. Oliver Jones recovers the wake of his second album,“Outside The Box”, and he does so presenting a news single and video. It’s “Where You Should Be”, and it’s directed by Carl Burgess, who last summer made one of the most original videos of 2010 for Ratatat’s “Drugs”. On 16th May, Tempa will release the single of “Where You Should Be” with remixes by Laiback Luke, T. Williams and Zed Bias, among others. In the meantime, here’s where you should be, enjoying this wind tunnel.

OM MIX 006: NUMAN

At only 18 years of age this Manchester-based producer has been churning out his genre-smashing dubstep experiments at such an alarming rate that he was already able to give away a Volume 1 compilation of his tracks in December last year. Numan’s eagerness to explore, experiment and invert the expectations of a Dubstep producer are going a long way to keeping the scene fresh; something that didn’t go unoticed last year when Planet Mu, advocates of the abstract in all things bassy released his first EP. While yearly lists subconsiously coerce us into faithwhether obsessions with artists, Numan is one who requires us to check back on ourselves. Fact declared him to be one of their ten producers to watch in 2010 but considering the fruits of last year’s labour he’s a guy not to take your eyes off in 2011. He hasn’t even started djing out yet and considering the livliness of his OM mix that’s something we’ve all got to look forward to.

Morcheeba – Blue Chair (Unitz Remix) [DUB]
Desto – Kodama’s Sanctuary [DUB]
L-Wiz – Stesolid [DUB]
Kavsrave – The Break Up (Anger) [Forthcoming Tighten Up Recs]
Kito – Spill [DUB]
Silkie – It’s Late [Forthcoming Deep Medi]
TRC – Into Sync [DUB]
Tim Deluxe – It Just Wont Do (TRC Remix) [?]
Numan – Race Against Time [Planet Mu]
Starkey – Yellows And Greens [Universe EP]
Numan – Untitled [DUB]”

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