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| 1. Ta-ku - Hey Kids |
| 2. Monky - Drunkerdz |
| 3. Anenon - Shifts |
| 4. DJG - Automatic |
| 5. Frederic Robinson - Mood Swings |
| 6. Synkro & Indigo - Knowing You |
| 7. mfp - Future Hopes |
| 8. Jus Wan - Miles Away |
| 9. DJ Dials - Pillowforts |
| 10. Funk Ethics - Step In |
| 11. Jack Dixon - By My Side |
| 12. HxdB - Savage Pets |
| 13. Stray - Break Your Legs |
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, `Brownswood Electr*c 2' stands tall as a lesson in subjectivity and experimentalism, taking in a new league of artists that revel in sonic possibilities within the low-end territory.
Between the 14 producers, with ideas that cross continents (UK, USA, Germany, Australia, Japan) as much as genre boundaries and tempos, the variety is pristine and entirely unpredictable.
Between the 14 producers, with ideas that cross continents (UK, USA, Germany, Australia, Japan) as much as genre boundaries and tempos, the variety is pristine and entirely unpredictable.
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Fresher than fresh beats and hot tips on the rising stars of forward thinking dance music...
12 Aug 2011
Format:Audio CD
Brownswood Electr*c 2 comp is a really impressive round up of today's freshest beats. The original comp came out this time last year highlighting the then still emerging talents of Pearson Sound, George Fitzgerald and Mount Kimbie amongst others so keep your eye on this years selection for some big names in the making.
The idea with the selection is to focus on the grey areas between genres, those microgenres, fusion moments that are hard to categorize except perhaps under the heading of 'good electronic music', although most of the tunes have a pleasing melodic thread running through their sequenced veins.
So what can you expect? Well here's a few names which might ring a bell or not: DJ Dials, Koreless, Gang Colours (see our previous related blog post), Frederic Robinson, Synkro & Indigo for starters. Don't worry if you are none the wiser as neither were we until we had a listen and that is one of the joys of this comp, not only is it great from beginning to end it's a great introduction to the new boys on the electronic music underground block.
Expect stuttering cosmic dubstep vocal vibes from Monky, hypnagogic bassline house from Anenon, the most 'liquid', languid and progressive drum and bass from Frederic Robinson, delicate James Blakesque post dubstep from DJ Dials, anthemic feel good house mutations from Jack Dixon and frenetic Juke to test the most agile of footwerkers from Stray amongst a whole heap more. In fact there was only one track that didn't appeal and in this day and age that is a result, believe us.
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The idea with the selection is to focus on the grey areas between genres, those microgenres, fusion moments that are hard to categorize except perhaps under the heading of 'good electronic music', although most of the tunes have a pleasing melodic thread running through their sequenced veins.
So what can you expect? Well here's a few names which might ring a bell or not: DJ Dials, Koreless, Gang Colours (see our previous related blog post), Frederic Robinson, Synkro & Indigo for starters. Don't worry if you are none the wiser as neither were we until we had a listen and that is one of the joys of this comp, not only is it great from beginning to end it's a great introduction to the new boys on the electronic music underground block.
Expect stuttering cosmic dubstep vocal vibes from Monky, hypnagogic bassline house from Anenon, the most 'liquid', languid and progressive drum and bass from Frederic Robinson, delicate James Blakesque post dubstep from DJ Dials, anthemic feel good house mutations from Jack Dixon and frenetic Juke to test the most agile of footwerkers from Stray amongst a whole heap more. In fact there was only one track that didn't appeal and in this day and age that is a result, believe us.
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
The second installment is dope! More electronic heat from a hand picked selection of producers from all over the globe. More of a grower than volume one so be patient with it, for those who don't know which to get, I recommend volume one but 2 is quality as well, it just took me longer to grasp. The album doesn't flow cohesively as well as its predecessor, 2 or 3 fillers in their. It's also a shame the vinyl cuts were not included in the cd version (tracks from Gang Colours & Koreless) but clever marketing at the same time too. Vinyl always wins regardless. Apart from those minor niggles, It's some of the best electronic bits around, a typically eclectic electric comp from the king of compilations, GP Worldwide!!
Highlights include Synkro, TA kU, Jack Dixon and Anenon. Go seek!
Brownswood keep bringing it, thanks as always to Gilles and the crew.
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Highlights include Synkro, TA kU, Jack Dixon and Anenon. Go seek!
Brownswood keep bringing it, thanks as always to Gilles and the crew.
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