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aaah I knew I had it somewhere! big up riz, thanks.

it's a good one that, maybe little slept on tho maybe not

I only really "got it" when it got dropped on the OBF soundsystem. very weighty, yet still so subtle, full of energy.

a bit of a bitch to mix though.

Massive tune

Perfect opener too, blend with anything by Gurley>>>

Definitely, mixes well with all those later 135ish garage bits.

New mix from me:

Soundcloud

blends into London (B.Ill&Dinesh) like it was made for it.

Sounds like a Josh Idehen interview is on the Keysound rinse show.

well, that came out of nowhere ~

http://www.redeyerecords.co.uk/vinyl/56 ... x-12%27%27



Dusk And Blackdown - Back 2 Go FWD>> EP (2 X 12'')

1. Dusk + Blackdown - Back 2 Go Fwd>>
2. Blackdown - Timeless
3. Dusk + Blackdown - Peng One Two
4. Dusk + Blackdown - Epic Jam
5. Dusk + Blackdown - Back 2 Go Fwd>> (Sweet 2 Go Sour Mix)
6. Epoch "the Steppenwolf (Blackdown Remix)
7. Blackdown - Wicked Vibez (Horsepower O-G Remix)
8. Dusk + Blackdown "drenched (Facta Remix)

woiii

redeye's pre-order section drops more 'news' than any blog tbh

listened to the snippets a couple of times now and I think I would've preferred nearly all of the songs without the vocal samples. most of them are incredibly annyoing and don't add anything to the sonic palette; they just sound so random, without purpose or effect.

all imho.

yes lad

the wicked vibes and steppenwolf rmxes

jrkhnds wrote:the vocal samples...they just sound so ... without purpose.

your opinion sir of course, but if i said that they did have purpose, would you look at them differently? "they had to go back... to go forward?" or "... FWD>>"?

Peng One Two - yes please!

wicked vibez remix

martin, while yr lurking, what's the garage tune you used in the second half of mashed concrete? bit of a tune

big fan of the D+B, glad to see Peng One Two out. bagged!

sixs wrote:wicked vibez remix

martin, while yr lurking, what's the garage tune you used in the second half of mashed concrete? bit of a tune

ha that's a blast from the past. I think you mean MJ Cole "Wondering Why (zero three dub)"

blackdown wrote:

jrkhnds wrote:the vocal samples...they just sound so ... without purpose.

your opinion sir of course, but if i said that they did have purpose, would you look at them differently? "they had to go back... to go forward?" or "... FWD>>"?

to me, it feels like they lack puprose in a musical sense. it's not what they say. I have no quarrel with their message. but to include them in the first place seems a bit weird to me, since the tunes (well, the 1min previews I've heard) sound tight and balanced in every single "register"; there is something going on in the mids, the bass is rumbling, there are leading synths etc. with a lot of Wen's productions, the chopped vocals serve as a driving and energising element, often arranged in a call-and-response style with his grimey stabs.
here though, the vocals just float about without any purpose besides delivering an oppinion in a way that seems rather aggressive to me. I don't need these messages shoved down my throat, and if the producer still insists, arrange them in a musically purposeful; see Kode9 or Shackleton who made space for their MCs and let them lead the track.
I can't rid myself of the impression the vocals were added last. just feel a bit random to me.

^ hope this stuff is somewhat intelligible.


will you send me WAVs of the tunes without vocals if I send you an image of myself and the EP?

jrkhnds wrote: I can't rid myself of the impression the vocals were added last. just feel a bit random to me.:

i'm afraid they weren't. 5 of the tunes (back 2 go fwd x2, timeless, peng one two and epic jam) were all made in the same project/from the same file - so the vocals have been in all the tracks from the start. but it's cool - that's your take, s'all good.

yeah I thought so ~
next time please release music that's tailored to my needs and demands.