Just Skank presents Kryptic Minds

Any fan of the Robot Bodypop show quickly realises this is a mouth-watering line-up for us. Alongside Kryptic Minds, Just Skank bring the mighty DJ Madd, Dub Phizix, Killawatt and the rising Compa. A serious line up staged at the Moho Live venue. Theres a second room featuring upcoming talent and the hosts for the night come in the form of Broke ‘n’ English wordsmith Strategy, GNI MC and Sin Seer. I hear Compa is going to be there selling whites of ‘Dem A Talk’ so be sure to get in early and corner him. Really looking forward to this one and it promises to be as diverse as it does upfront. Big up Just Skank for this

MAIN ROOM : Void Sound Sytem

► KRYPTIC MINDS
► DJ MADD
► DUB PHIZIX FT STRATEGY
► KILLAWATT
► COMPA
► DJ FRED
► LUCKSO
► JACK-IT

SECOND ROOM :

► DASH TOTALD
► MANUVA & RAASCLARKE
► FURIOUS JORGE
► TOMFOOLERY
► SNATCH
► SPATZ

HOSTED BY :

► STRATEGY
► GNI MC
► SIN SEER

http://www.skiddle.com/whats-on/Manchester/Moho-Live/Just-Skank-Present-Kryptic-Minds–Dj-Madd–Dub-Phizix–Killawatt–Compa/11577868/

FutureEverything Festival 16th – 19th May 2012 Mcr

FutureEverything is all about discovering and celebrating the latest developments at the intersection of art and technology. We find and share with you the small sparks that grow into fresh ways of seeing the world.

This gig sounds right up our street – A celebration of Art, Music and Technology based mainly in and around the grounds of Manchester’s famed Science & Industry Museum. Details are still to be confirmed regards the schedule but one confirmed event on the billboard which we will be sure not to miss is Amon Tobin‘s impromptu performance to the North of England at the Manchester Academy on the 19th of May. We recently commiserated missing him in London last year, so this one-off performance is somewhat uncanny!

It’s £25 plus fees for entry, or if you want you can buy a special limited edition wrist band for £55 from here which will grant access to all music events under the FutureEverything banner between the 16th and 19th of May. That also includes VIP access at the Amon Tobin gig. We’ll see you in there shall we?

See http://www.futureeverything.org for more details.

Chimpo – Dont Mix That

Alongside this exclusive mix, Dont Watch That TV took time out to speak to Mancunian soundboy killer Chimpo talking about recent collabos, favourites and what to expect from the monkey man. The mix however is as always the trademark dubs, acapellas, remixes and upfront badness. Check the interview here.

Check it out hosted on Mixcloud here

Tracklisting:

I’m Going Down – Mary J Blige
Goin’ Down – Chimpo
Rollin’ In The Deep – Adelle (Acapella)
Bax – Mosca
Goin’ Down – Yung Joc (Acapella)
Source 16 – Redlight
Me N U – Cassie (Chimpo RMX)
All I Do – Cleptomaniacs (Bump N Flex RMX)
Gaza – Chimpo N Trigga (Acapella)
A, A – Mad Cobra
Weedkiller – Seiji
Rise To The Occasion – Sizzla (Dubplate Acapella)
East Village – Terror Danjah
A Milli – Lil Wayne (Acapella)
Trappin’ – Mele (Mensah RMX)
Dot 2 Dot – Skittles (Chimpo VIP)
Skeng Teng – Chimpo
Ruff Like We – Courtney Melody (Dubplate Acapella)
Zimting – Chimpo
Wot U Talking About – Redlight (Acapella)
Got Myself Together – Dom Perignon N Dynamite
Gangster – Terror Fabulous (Dubplate Acapella)
Basswave – R1 Ryders
Greetings – Half Pint (Dubplate Acapella)
Dark Clouds – Chimpo n Fox
Broken Heart – TRG (Martyn RMX)
Solid As A Rock – Sizzla (Dubplate Acapella)
Music Deep Inside – Zed Bias
Dubplate Acapella – Fox
Unknown – Distinction
Too Many Man – Boy Better Know (Acapella)
Slow N Easy – Chimpo

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Chimpo @ soundcloud
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METRODOME – Natural Flavour preview – Free EP forthcoming

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.

Aero

Aero is the brainchild of talented artist Aaron De Barra. Jumping from canvas to clothing with his crisp imagery, his t-shirts and sweats feature both creative character design as well as street culture-led inspiration. Bright and positive are two words that jump to mind when looking over his line of work and the one-offs and limited edition runs are quickly snapped up. Clearly a man who not only enjoys them as much as we do but its clear takes his work very seriously as the quality is also of an excellent standard. Exciting stuff.




http://www.thisisaero.com

Dub Phizix & Skeptical ft. Strategy – Marka

Chances are if you’ve seen D-Bridge playing out recently you will have caught this deep number forthcoming on his Exit Records label and its arguably one of the tracks of the year. Absolutely storming. Production is held down by Mancunian soundboy Dub Phizix alongside Skeptical with Broke’N’English mic-man Strategy with a killer flow unlike anything you’ve heard in his previous work. It’s out on 19th December and all pre-orders of the vinyl version have already been snapped up! Check out the video filmed in and around Manchester and bag yourself a copy. On the flip is a track on a similar vibe named ‘Rags’. Incredible stuff.

http://www.exitrecords.co.uk/