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E1000

Your Elephant Training Program

Keep your elephant in shape with this training program. Going from deep dubstep to space ragga with highly musical moments, this album is a 28 min of pure intensity. For those who like Skream, Benga, Reso, Tes la Rok, etc

Electronic: Dubstep

Electronicmess

Supersonic Dimensions - EP

Headphone Electronica with elements of Dubstep, DnB, Trance, Techno and Ambient Electro. This four track debut EP is a perfect introduction to electronic music.

Electronic: Dubstep

Certified Demon

Old Skull Projekt 13

Energy of the human mind translated into music. Old school sounds of Drum and Bass with an experimental edge of a new era.

Electronic: Dubstep

DefEye & DJ Rise

Prescience

A first of its kind Dubstep/Hip Hop collaboration, Prescience fearlessly offers the best of both worlds. Poignant rugged lyricism and ruthlessly brutal bass driven beats.

Electronic: Dubstep

V/A

hEADaCHE re:mixes: Highly Dangerous Defects

Highly Dangerous Defects is the highly anticipated follow-up to Fully Automated. This contains 20 new hEADaCHE remixes, some never before heard, and includes Pigface, Slick Idiot and more. As a bonus, Fully Automated is included free in this 2 disc set.

Electronic: Dubstep

Sage Emeralds

The Reprogram

Hip Hop on a Spaceship love craft...

Electronic: Dubstep

Kukan dUb Lagan

New Life New Vision

For the past two years, Israeli music label MikelaBella Records has made a startling impact upon an already well established scene, an achievement as respectable as it is not easy.

Electronic: Dubstep

Toao

Frontier

A landscape of sound, where dubstep-influenced rhythms meet sexy chill-out grooves.

Electronic: Dubstep

Pax Kingz

Where monsters are bass, Pax are Kingz.

Electronic: Dubstep

Shania Twain

Dancing Under the Influence (Remixes Vol.1)

Shania Twain Is Pounding The Dance Floors With Her New Unrated Release "Dancing Under The Influence Vol.1". Hot Slammin' Remixes By the Best DJ's On The Planet.

Electronic: Dubstep

Top Albums

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Raz Mesinai (Badawi)

Unit of Resistance

Includes Mixes By DJ Spooky, Kode 9, DJ Rupture, Filastine, Kreng & more. “…a musical master and a force to be reckoned with.”—Global Rhythm (ROIR)

Raz Mesinai in his first outing using both of his monikers (Badawi & Raz Mesinai) has created a politically charged masterpiece. Unit of Resistance is already being heralded on the internet as one of the best RPM albums of 2007. With over 10K advance downloads on Myspace, this is sure to capture both the minds of today’s youth and to stir the passions of the electronic intelligentsia. “Unit Of Resistance” is a collaboration between a handful of NYC musicians (laying down tracks of protest in 2004) and a selection of international DJ’s and mixers interpreting these tracks two years later. The story of how this unusual collaboration came together is written about in the liner notes and made even more captivating by the accompanying music. After over a year of international touring Raz found a handful of DJ’s/Musicians to take the music created that one fateful day and to create their own unique tracks. Raz set up a sophisticated web of information via the internet to allow the mixers access to prima material and to do with it as they wished. Perhaps the end result is conspiratorial music raising a lone flag or perhaps it is many different flags being raised jointly. Power to the people. Chapter One- from album notes- In 2004 the Republican National Convention descended upon New York City’s Madison Square Garden in a campaign to reelect George W. Bush for a second term. It was a highly emotional day in New York City, the air was filled with intensity, and the stench of rage was all around. Through demonstrations the population of New York (in the most part defying the Bush administration) were allowed to express themselves. However my approach was a different one. I decided to experiment in a little bit of sound alchemy. Booking a studio a few blocks from the convention I brought in some of the most powerful musicians I’ve had the honor of playing with in my Badawi Quintet. Jim Black (drums), Shahzad Ismaily (bass, percussion), Doug Wieselman (clarinet), and Okkyung Lee (cello). We recorded for ten hours, focusing on our feelings of rage and hopelessness, and combining them with hope, defiance and anarchy. Along with DJ Spooky, DJ Olive, Soulslinger & Wordsound I Powa, Raz is considered an integral member of NYC’s Academy of Underground DJ’s and founded the influential duo Sub Dub with John Ward. Raz/Badawi has released more than 15 albums on ROIR, Asphodel, Instinct, BSI, & John Zorn’s Tzadik imprint. “…a musical master and a force to be reckoned with.”—Global Rhythm

Electronic: Dubstep