L-Vis 1990 and the Neon Dreams been remix Cassius’ I Heart U So
when the Fader TV visited them
SUPRA 1 ft. Amy Douglas – Still Believe (Franki Chan remix) [mp3]
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Trouble & Bass just released the latest SUPRA 1 single, Still Belive
the track features vocals by Amy Douglas
and got remixed by L-Vis 1990, Brackles, Gucci Vump and Franki Chan
[via IHEARTCOMIX!]
One of the best things about dance music is a fat old bassline and seeing as the best things come in threes… Here at Punx HQ we are fond of melody, we appreciate the need for structure and form, and a song WILL make ladies sing and dance. But we know the best girls… now they like rhythm :)
I’m not talking ill-considered wobbly basslines thrown over a rock or rave sample for the sake of, nonsense Herve copycat cliches, or fidgety rising rasping guff that has no sense of rhythm. I’m thinking grooves that lock you, three-dimensional glue like structures that seem to stick in every corner of your brain, and that special frequency that pumps lead into your chest.
Here’s three producers and three new tracks that force a smile on my face like the victim of a Chelsea FC hooligan. Three that will certainly be hitting the airwaves when the Punx take to the stand.
Paul Weller ‘Wake Up The Nation’ (DJ Zinc Remix) - Zinc has long been rocking my World since my early adventures in Drum & Bass. Most notably for tracks like ‘Super Sharp Shooter’ but also forgotten classics like “Reach Out’ and ‘Casino Royale’ and then of course his whole Bingo Beats years. Still on form some fifteen years later, first with the Crack House EP and now this, a remix of Paul Weller! Typically great rhythms, fantastic b-line and nothing short of what i expect when i see that name appear on a promo pack.
Delphic ‘Halycon’ (L-Vis 1990 Remix) – this guy in my opinion seems to be doing no wrong. I’m seeing a really exciting rebirth in garage 2-step soaked rhythms and thankfully people have dispensed with the pervasive plastic beats of early noughties UK Garage. L-Vis 1990 is right up there on the frontline. Alongside cohort Bok Bok with their Nightslug parties, basslines have never sounded so exciting. Often twisted and unexpected there are no cliche fidget wobbles and squelching here. Just hard-hitting filth straight from the gutter.
Claude Von Stroke ‘Monster Island’ (Christian Martin Remix) - Claude von Stroke’s not really somebody you’d necessarily associate strictly with ‘bass’ but a pioneer nonetheless. ‘Who’s Afraid Of Detroit’ made it ok for a dropping bassline to be played in a house club and his remix of Luke Solomon’s ‘Ghosts’ was pure ‘tear-out’ drum & bass reinvented. His label Dirty Bird has a steady rate of releasing subtle little bass-fueled bangers and this, the latest is just brilliant. Taking on all the themes i love in jungle/drum & bass; sinister overtones, tribally beats, and a heads down stepper basslines. It WILL freak some people when we play this out but i for one can’t wait.
No YouTube link on this one but you can check it here
Delphic – Halcyon (L-Vis 1990 RMX) [mp3]
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what can we say
APC fave L-Vis 1990 remixed everyone’s fave Delphic
don’t care about the other Halcyon remixes, this is the real shit
[via Discobelle]
L-Vis 1990 – Mid Summer Mix [mp3 Fairtilizer]
1. AM Roots – He Africa feat. Fred Mthembu
2. Rishi Romero – African Forest
3. Geeneus – Yellow Tail VIP
4. DVA – Jelly Roll
5. Conan liquid – The King
6. Untold – Just For You (Roska Remix)
7. DJ Gregory – Vasefa (Argy Remix Beats)
9. Karizma – Neccessarry Maddness
10. Greena – Tenzado
11. L-Vis 1990 – Hide
12. Tayo – Salvador Riddim
13. L-Vis 1990 – United Groove (MJ Cole Remix)
14. Bok Bok – Ripe Banana
15. Joy Orbison – Wet Look
16. Brackles – Get a Job
17. L-Vis 1990 – Untitled
you know what time it is, right?
remember and celebrate with L-Vis 1990′s brill mix
Lemonade – Big Weekend (L-Vis 1990 RMX) [mp3]
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we are a tad late with this Big Weekend post
but let’s say we wanted to post it up on a weekend
here is the video of the original directed by Weird Days
and the stunning L-Vis 1990 remix
new video for L-Vis 1990 ‘s debut release on Mad Decent
Come Together is the b-side of the brilliant United Groove
video by James Connolly
I think they been thinking about APC when they did this vid ;)
Buraka Som Sistema – IC19 (L-Vis 1990 remix) [mp3 ]
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the new Buraka Som Sistema EP is out now on Mad Decent
supported with remixes by
Toadally Krossed Out, DJ Sega and Toy Selectah
this mix by L-Vis 1990 is not on the EP
so grab it, luv it, then go and buy the EP
[via Discobelle]
