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Makeness releases new single from EP due out June 16th.
Makeness Shares New Track, “Micro Boss”:
https://soundcloud.com/
https://youtu.be/rbl7TyY2NsA
Taken From Temple Works EP Out June 16th
On Makeness’ Temple Works Label
https://soundcloud.com/
https://youtu.be/rbl7TyY2NsA
Taken From Temple Works EP Out June 16th
On Makeness’ Temple Works Label
Makeness, aka Kyle Molleson, is sharing another single from his forthcoming Temple Works EP ahead of its release this Friday, June 16th. Premiered via XLR8R, the hard-hitting “Micro Boss” picks up where previous single “Carved” left off. Makeness pushes into deeper and darker territory here. His production is a lesson in restraint. Something he’s practiced DJing alongside the likes of Midland, Leon Vynehall and Factory Floor.
The roots of Temple Works date back to the producer’s time in Leeds, which played an important part in both this release and his wider love for dance music. While there, Molleson recorded a friend’s percussion project, G-Bop Orchestra, at an old textile mill in Holbeck, known as Temple Works. The vast openness of the space made for the best natural reverb and is weaved throughout the title track. It was also in Leeds where the producer discovered Cosmic Slop, an all welcoming party with a sound system built by founder and resident DJ, Tom Smith, with donations going towards raising money for local charity MAP (Music and Arts Production). Slop’s intimate and flawless sounding room played a huge part in cementing Makeness’ love for club spaces.
Temple Works is out June 16th on Makeness’ Temple Works Label.
Listen To Makeness’ “Micro Boss”:
https://soundcloud.com/
https://youtu.be/rbl7TyY2NsA
Listen To Makeness’ “Carved”:
https://soundcloud.com/
https://youtu.be/yvw7HFDoKJs
https://soundcloud.com/
https://youtu.be/rbl7TyY2NsA
Listen To Makeness’ “Carved”:
https://soundcloud.com/
https://youtu.be/yvw7HFDoKJs
Pre-order Temple Works – https://lnk.to/makeness
Makeness Online:
http://makeness.world/
https://www.facebook.com/
https://twitter.com/makeness
Mamby on the Beach artist spotlight: MGMT
Psychedelic freaks MGMT (Andrew VanWyngarden and Ben Goldwasser) will be closing the Beach Stage at Mamby on the Beach on June 24th. MGMT are known for loud, reverb-laced, synth-driven psychedelia and their show is sure to be a mind trip. They’ve been nominated for multiple Grammy Awards and sound not unlike a younger Flaming Lips. Don’t miss out on the freak-out.
Keep your mind open.
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Mamby on the Beach artist spotlight: Miike Snow
Swedish electro-pop duo Miike Snow (Christian Karlsson, Pontus Winnberg, and American singer Andrew Wyatt) make bright, shimmering songs that are rooted in vintage synthesizers and other electro gear. Part of their stage piece is a massive device known as “the Blob” that is a hodgepodge of synths, drum machines, and other cool stuff to avoid using laptops to make their music.
They’ll be playing the Beach Stage at Mamby on the Beach June 24th, and I’m sure their set will be a crowd favorite.
Keep your mind open.
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Wrecka Stow: PDQ Records – Tucson, AZ
Tucson’s PDQ Records (2342 North Dodge) bills itself as a “rock and roll museum,” and that description is accurate. The place is a treasure trove of rare vinyl, tapes, CD’s, 8 tracks, and probably more stuff that I missed. Seriously, look at the size of this place.
I walked in and immediately spotted racks of newly arrived prime vinyl records to my right.
Among them was this gem that I almost snagged, but I had to fly home after all and didn’t want to risk breaking any records in my luggage.
The place was full of cool, obscure records like this. You’ll spend an entire day here if you’re an obsessed collector of vinyl. I mean, look at some of this stuff.
As I mentioned earlier, they have more than vinyl LP’s. They have a large collection of 78’s and 45’s, cassettes, and even stereo gear.
They even repair equipment.
I walked out of there with CD’s by INXS, Bill Withers, Big Audio Dynamite, and Blue Cheer. I could’ve walked out much poorer, but thankfully I don’t have a vinyl obsession (yet). You owe it to yourself to swing by here if you’re ever in Tucson. It really is a museum of music.
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Mamby on the Beach artist spotlight: Marian Hill
Philadelphia’s Marian Hill (Jeremy Lloyd and Samantha Gongol) got their name from combining the names of two characters from The Music Man. Lloyd’s slick production combines trip-hop with a bit of trance while Gongol’s vocals are torch singer meets soul diva. They’ll play the Beach Stage at Mamby on the Beach June 24th.
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Mamby on the Beach artist spotlight: Rayvn Lenae
Chicago’s Rayvn Lenae is a teenaged R&B artist who is talented beyond her young years. Her blend of soul and electro is so smooth that you could practically ice skate on it. She’ll be playing the Beach Stage at Mamby on the Beach June 24th. I have a feeling her show will be one many will be talking about over the weekend and for years when she explodes into the mainstream.
Keep your mind open.
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Mamby on the Beach artist spotlight: Will Clarke
Will Clarke is a DJ from Bristol, England who puts down floor-shaking club beats with titles like “Booty Percolatin’.” I love how a lot of his stuff sounds like mid-1990’s rave material. He’ll be playing the Mixmag tent at Mamby on the Beach on June 24th in a midday set that I’m sure will be killer.
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DJ set list for June 08, 2017.
Thanks to all who listened to my June 08th WSND show. Here’s my set list from the show:
- Dorothy – After Midnight
- Verbena – Submissionary
- The Hives – The Stomp
- The Orwells – They Put the Body in the Bayou
- The Winery Dogs – Time Machine (requested)
- Damaged Bug – Bog Dash
- Gang of Four – We Live As We Dream, Alone
- Dr. Death radio spot
- Pow! – Necessary Call
- The Crystal Method – Ph.D.
- Computer Magic – Dimensions
- Vintage Honda motorcycle radio ad circa late 1960’s / early 1970’s
- Tamaryn – I’m Gone
- Reincarnation of Peter Proud radio spot
- Zola Jesus – Poor Animal
- The Luck of Eden Hall – Blown to Kingdom Come
- The Raveonettes – Lust
- Skyland Drive-In Theater intermission spot
- Tegan and Sara – Suffer
- Blanck Mass – The Rat
- Radiohead – Scatterbrain
- Dr. Jekyll and Sister Hyde radio spot
- The Paul Butterfield Blues Band – In My Own Dream (requested)
- Thundercat – Show You the Way
- Gary Wilson – And Then I Kissed Your Lips
- Tan Dun – Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon theme
- Calvin Harris – Disco Heat
- Beastie Boys – Just a Test (requested)
- G. Love and Special Sauce – Baby’s Got Sauce
- Earl Hooker – Earl’s Boogie (live)
- Rock and Roll High School radio spot
- The Gray Vines – Dear Friend
- The Sting of the West radio spot
- Morphine – Buena (alternate version 2)
- Roy Orbison – Crying (requested)
I’m back on air June 15th from midnight to 2am EDT. Give me a listen, and keep your mind open.
Mamby on the Beach artist spotlight: Tchami
French DJ Tchami is the pioneer of music he calls “future house.” It’s not a bad description at all because he seems to mix stuff you’d hear in a disco with stuff you’d hear in the world of Tron. He’ll be closing the Mixmag tent at Mamby on the Beach on June 24th at 8:30pm.
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