GHENT- 11.10.2008 After 12 - TRG, Ramadanman ... Belgium
Posted: Mon Aug 04, 2008 9:37 am
After 12 is back for the 3rd edition.
This time we have 2 upcoming producers Ramadanman from the Uk and TRG straight outta Romania.
Mr BunZer0 is our belgian guest for the night.
TRG info:
The excitement surrounding Bucharest’s dubstep sensation TRG has been steadily growing with Mary Anne Hobbs championing his first release,
Put You down/ Broken Heart on BBC Radio 1, followed by an enviable music press coverage in ATM, iDJ, Mixmag, Dummy,
One Week To Live and support from the blogosphere.
Releasing later tracks on Hotflush, Hessle Audio, Subway, Immerse, Audio Freakz have put TRG firmly on the music map, with sonic excursions from
dubbed-out minimal finesse to mutant garage revival to full-on breakbeat mayhem.
Drawing from a range of influences that include Basic Channel, early jungle, dark garage, classic dancehall and wonky electro,
TRG’s tracks and remixes by Martyn or 2562 have been rinsed by diverse DJs such as Mary Anne Hobbs, Tayo, Skream, Benga, Benji B,
Gilles Peterson, Kode 9, DJ Flight, Bailey, Pinch, Distance, Appleblim.
The tunes have garnered praise from dubstep, minimal, techno to breakbeat and drumandbass scenes. His remix work includes interpretations for Tayo, Baobinga, Black Canvas to name a few.
His collab with Benga and garage/ dnb don Zinc has been released on the influential Red Bull Music Academy Various Assets Compilation.
With appearances on the genre defining Dubstep Allstars mixed CD series on Tempa and a forthcoming single on the same label,
as well as being included on mighty Soul Jazz Records’ Steppaz Delight compilation, TRG sets the mark for eclectic bass music in the near future!
Ramadanman info:
David ‘Ramadanman’ has been DJing from the age of 14, beginning with deep house and hip hop, becoming attracted to hip-hop and jungle as he grew older.
He began producing by recording keyboard songs onto cassettes. After learning how to make music on computer, Ramadanman started to use his brother’s copy of Fruity Loops at around the age of 15.
He has stuck with this program ever since.
He heard about dubstep through making grime instrumentals, after several people commented that his beats sounded like it.
Inspired by a Mala set after reaching FWD for the first time in April 2006, Ramadanman became involved in the dubstep scene.
He made many tunes that summer after moving house, two of which he had professionally mastered at Transition Studios.
These tunes were digitally released as WAVs, and were sold directly to DJs through Dubstepforum.com.
Since then Ramadanman has put out two more digital releases, and has seen his music appear on vinyl.
His tune ‘Response’ was the first release on Bare Dubs, and the anthemic ‘Good Feelin’ came out on 2nd Drop Records with a Jamie Woon remix on the flipside.
In late 2007 his track ‘Every Next Day’ opened proceedings on the compilation Box Of Dub 2, released by the legendary Soul Jazz Records.
He has enjoyed DJ support from Skream, Kode9, Distance, Mary Anne Hobbs, Rob da Bank and many more.
Ramadanman decided to start a record label called Hessle Audio with fellow students Ben UFO and Pangaea at the start of 2007 and the first release by TRG sold out within weeks.
He is involved in organizing the Leeds’ first 100% dubstep night ‘Ruffage’, as well as hosting a weekly show on internet radio station Sub FM.
TRG -Tempa Rom.
http://www.myspace.com/trgproductions
Ramadanman -Hessle Audio - Souljazz UK.
http://www.myspace.com/ramadanman
BunZer0 -SubFm - Substance-
http://bunzer0.blogspot.com/
Mate b2b Fudge
http://www.myspace.com/djmate
http://www.myspace.com/fudge_bass
http://www.myspace.com/after12radio
Goony
http://www.myspace.com/dj_goony
http://www.myspace.com/after12radio
Location: Minus One Ghent Opgeeistenlaan 455
Starts at 22h
Entrance TBC !!8€ vvk 10 € add or 8€ before midnight and 10€ after
we still working on this one!!
