Dubtribu Records on Fokus tonight 6 to 8 PM (GMT)- Krease
Posted: Mon May 12, 2014 2:21 pm
Hey guys,
Tonight on Dubtribu Records's show, 6 to 8 pm (GMT) on Fokus. Krease from Birmingham will be playing 2 hours live with many new dubs from us. Its going to be deep!
Get locked in http://fokus.fm/
His EP 'Lost City' was release last December with us. It's available on Juno, Beatport and many others stores as a wav or mp3 http://www.junodownload.com/products/kr ... 362941-02/
Check also the promo of his EP by One Forty Deep:
Soundcloud
Follow us on our website at http://www.dubtriburecords.com
Title track Lost City is a dark and minimal roller; with a gritty bass lead referencing the early days of dubstep, and some tidy percussive elements adding some swing, this is a heads-down powerhouse.
Eastern Trip is, unsurprisingly, full of Eastern promise. The melancholy lead and vocals rise and fall over the tribal percussion and warm subs, making for a hypnotic and exotic vibe.
A New God is another gritty, no-nonsense, minimal roller. Crunchy bass leads the way, tribal beats and percs hold it together, and there’s a fat old school DnB feel to the sub fills.
Thanks a lot
Peace
Tonight on Dubtribu Records's show, 6 to 8 pm (GMT) on Fokus. Krease from Birmingham will be playing 2 hours live with many new dubs from us. Its going to be deep!
Get locked in http://fokus.fm/
His EP 'Lost City' was release last December with us. It's available on Juno, Beatport and many others stores as a wav or mp3 http://www.junodownload.com/products/kr ... 362941-02/
Check also the promo of his EP by One Forty Deep:
Soundcloud
Follow us on our website at http://www.dubtriburecords.com
Title track Lost City is a dark and minimal roller; with a gritty bass lead referencing the early days of dubstep, and some tidy percussive elements adding some swing, this is a heads-down powerhouse.
Eastern Trip is, unsurprisingly, full of Eastern promise. The melancholy lead and vocals rise and fall over the tribal percussion and warm subs, making for a hypnotic and exotic vibe.
A New God is another gritty, no-nonsense, minimal roller. Crunchy bass leads the way, tribal beats and percs hold it together, and there’s a fat old school DnB feel to the sub fills.
Thanks a lot
Peace
big up