Some more freebies just in time for Christmas.
Silent Code with a classy Drum & Bass remix of a Johnny Osbourne classic
Deep and moody dubstep from Ghost Note with ‘Bratva’
and lush vocal cut ‘Something About Her‘ from Hwood
Exciting stuff from Stak One’s current projects. Featured on this weeks show ‘Make You’ featuring vocalist Helen K, we’re looking forward to any upcoming releases. Other talent on show here includes fellow Mancunians Sparkz and Chunky alongside tracks from Stak Ones favourite artists, this mix creates a fantasic blend of upfront future beats.
Big Boy Vibe – Stak One ft. Sparkz
Stab Ya Face – Stak One
The Pressure – Stak One ft. Chunky
Somewhat – Dizz 1
Jazzy But Classic (acapella) – Sparkz
Love You Up – Two Inch Punch
Schooldays – Stak One
BTSU – Jai Paul
Cyclotron – Harmonic 313
Run – Stak One
Passing Me By – The Pharcyde
Rirrr – Dizz 1
Nothing To Do – Stak One
Bitzq – Stak One
808 Dream – Stak One
Ruff – Stak One
Play The Way – Stak One
Wonk – Stak One
Keep Me Hanging – Diana Ross (Stak One RMX)
Make You – Stak One
Untitled – Stak One

Featured in this weeks tracklist is this little 3 minute track from Stavrogin. Name your price on the Courtship Records Bandcamp page, so you can literally pay what you want. An amazing release. Big up.

Metrodome – The name has reverberated throughout Manchester circles for nearly ten years, and yet the protagonist is only 17 years old. His first gig was a Hip Hop set at Manchester’s Contact Theatre. It was 2002 and Ruud Whiting was still only 8 years old busting intricate DJ maneuvers and stunning the crowd with his skills behind the turntables. Since then he has rocked capacity crowds in some of Manchester’s biggest nightclubs – He was at Sankey’s Soap in 2006 supporting Rahzel and JS-1 and more recently a dubstep set at Hit & Run in 2009 supporting the massive act Flux Pavillion – yet after the show it was Metrodome with the ratings. The little scamp, he just cant help but impress.

Keep eyes locked on this blog for details of his upcoming free EP and peep this exclusive preview of the first track, a stunningly futuristic garage head nodder from a true natural talent.

The stand out track of this deep 4 track ep from Ghostek is his brilliant collaboration with Rooflight ‘Leaving For The City Of Saints’ which is out now on Other Heights. Also included is a beautifully twitchy remix of TH’s ‘Die’.
Ghostlight – Leaving For The City Of Saints
TH – Die (Ghostek Remix)
Cop on and cop it. Download button links to purchase.
Also on Ghostek’s soundcloud you will find this sick free download – featured in this weeks selection from myself. Enjoy!
A very strong free download from this US producer. With Paradise (to be) Regained featured on last weeks Robot Bodypop show, its easier to let the people over at Silenced Music do the talking for this free 4 track EP!
Let’s call this future garage? There’s a piano, syncopated rhythms, beat-skipping kick drums and spaced out vocal samples.
Lunova Labs (USA) made this release purposefully for the Silenced netlabel. It was inspired by a philosophical movement, called transcendentalism, which developed in the 19th century. Among the transcendentalists’ core beliefs was the inherent goodness of both man and nature. Transcendentalists believed that society and its institutions – particularly organized religion and political parties – ultimately corrupted the purity of the individual. They had faith that man is at his best when truly “self-reliant” and independent. Each song is titled off of a piece of work written by some of the leading figures of the movement.
The album breaths spirituality and mystery. I dare you to hit the repeat button. You’ll find yourself back on the moon.
Well put. Pick this up!