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 01. Lone "Once in a while" 02. Aardvarck "Revo" 03. Kode9 "Blood orange" 04. Kode9 "You don't wash (Dub) (DJ-Kicks)" 05. Cooly G "Phat si" 06. Ill Blu "Bellion" 07. Ikonika "Heston" 08. Scratcha Dva "Jelly roll" 09. Mr. Mageeka "Different lekstrix" 10. Grievous Angel "Move down low" 11. Sticky / Storm, Nathalie "Look pon me" 12. Sticky "Jumeirah riddim sequel" 13. Mujava "Pleaze mugwanti" 14. Dva "Natty" 15. Aardvarck "Re spoken (Nubian Mindz Released Mix)" 16. Zarate, Morgan / Webb, Sarah Ann "M.A.B." 17. Daime, Rozzi "Dirty illusions" 18. Zomby "Spiralz" 19. Kode9 "It" 20. J*Davey "Mr. Mister" 21. Digital Mystikz "Much chat" 22. Terror Danjah "Stiff" 23. Digital Mystikz "Mountain dread march" 24. Zomby "Godzilla" 25. Digital Mystikz "Mountain dread march (Reprise)" 26. Groove, Adison "Footcrab" 27. Kode9 / Ld "Bad" 28. Maddslinky "Cargo" 29. Ramadanman "Work them" 30. Terror Danjah "Bruzin (VIP)" 31. Bug, The / Dan, Flo "Run"
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| | Description: | Dj-Kicks by Kode9, released 10 March 2011.
This version of Dj-Kicks comes as a 1xCD. - KODE9's grasp on the throat of bass music in 2010 is almost unparalleled. His trend setting record label, HYPERDUB (home to BURIAL and KING MIDAS SOUND amongst others), is in it's sixth year of viral contagion; he's become a published author on the theory of sound abuse and sonic frequencies being used as weaponry in his book "Sonic Warfare? and his production work has mutated from a marriage of beats and sine waves into a fusion of dance floor Ebonics and discordant synths. Sonically Kode9's "DJ-KICKS attempts to decipher he tangled state of UK dance music in 2010. The tracklist is heavy on UK funky, broken beat, grime and R&B, but surprisingly light on on the genre Kode9 helped vault into widespread popularity: dubstep.The total running time is: 1h.3mn.13s. | | | Producer: |
Aardvarck, Addison Groove, Grievous Angel, Ill Blu, Kode9, Morgan Zarate, Mr Mageeka, Rozzi Daime, Zomby |
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31 |
| | Manufacturer No.: |
05105092 |
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| Daniel Martin-McCormick - 29/Oct/2010 Is culture accelerating When Joker and Ginz first started making a splash sometime last year with their Timbaland-inflected "purple" strain of Britis...
|  | Youri Jozee - 18/Aug/2010  One of the most recent additions to DJ-KiCKS impressive compilation discography comes from the hands of one of dubstep’s most prominent purveyors: Kod...
| | | Brandon Ivers - 27/Jul/2010 Kode9's relationship with dubstep has always been an uneasy one, but with this latest DJ-Kicks installment, his avoidance of the genre is as much a p...
| | | Estella Hung - 14/Jul/2010 Kode 9 (aka Steve Goodman) is the undisputed Godfather of dubstep and we should know better than to expect him to throw out a ‘best of’ mix of said ge...
| | | Ron Hart - 08/Jul/2010 2010 is looking to be a banner year for the highly respectedelectronic music label Studio !K7, particularly on account of the Berlin-basedimprint's hu...
| | | Svein Brunstad - 30/Jun/2010 Steve Goodman, dubstep guru better known as Kode9 and label boss of London’s innovative Hyperdub, contributes a mix to the legendary 15-years of DJ-Ki...
| | | Andy Battaglia - 24/Jun/2010 Kode9 is distractingly smart, which wouldn't be a problem if not for the fact that it can be hard to figure out which way to take him more seriously. ...
| | | Andrew Ryce - 18/Jun/2010 Sometimes a release comes along at just the right time that seems to sum up everything even remotely related to it in some perfect, nearly transcenden...
| | | Jim Ottewill - 16/Jun/2010 Distilling UK funky, dubstep, grime over a future blend of bass, the sonics of head honcho Steve Goodman, AKA Kode9, and his Hyperdub label is so shar...
| | | Louis Pattison - 14/Jun/2010 Still no sign of the long-mooted DJ-Kicks mix from Burial, who, since being outed as an ordinary South Londoner named Will in a rather dastardly move ...
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