Benji B Exploring Future Beats 5.01.2011

A few weeks old but could there was no chance that this one could not be posted, a phenomenal show that started off the year, coming from Benji B on radio 1 that featured an immense mix from jamie xx ahead of his for coming remix album of Gill Scott's heron album called "were new here"


BBC Radio 1 Benji B 2011-01-05 Exploring future beats – with Jamie XX [Hotfile download]

Tracklist:
Gil Scott-Heron — New York Is Killing Me (Jamie XX remix) – XL
Zomby — Forest – Ninja Tune
Horsepower Productions — Open Up Your Eyes (Featuring Katy B) – Tempa
Zed Bias & Omar — Dancing Now – Dubplate
Photek — 101 – Dubplate
Ramadanman — Stifle (Benji B VIP) – Dubplate
Martyn & Mike Slott — All Night – forthcoming All City

Hotflush label profile
Sepalcure — Taking You Back – Hotflush
Mount Kimbie — Before I Move Off – Hotflush
Floating Points — Marilyn – Forthcoming Eglo

The Three J’s Triplet
Jamie Woon — Spirits – live from Maida Vale
James Blake — Measurements – forthcoming ATLAS
Jay Electronica — Shiny Suit Theory (Featuring Jay-Z) – Roc Nation

Kanye West — Hell Of A Life – Roc-A-Fella
Karriem Riggins — 12s In 8 – Dubplate

Jamie XX In The Mix
Timmy Thomas — Why Can’t We Live Together
Zomby — Tarantula
Jamie Woon — Night Air – Becoming Real Remix
Koreless — M.T.I.
James Blake — I Mind
Cassie — Must Be Love – Jacques Greene’s Marriage Proposal Mix
Mount Kimbie — Before I Move Off
Rui Da Silva — Touch Me – Chopped and Screwed
DJ Choko — Stealth DrumsJamie xx — Far Nearer – The Knife Bootleg
Beach House — 10 Mile Stereo
Crazy Cousinz — Inflation – Chopped and Screwed
Tanya Stephens — Can’t Touch Me No More
Dj A B — Darbuka
Harmonic 313 — Problem 7
Lumidee — Never Leave You
Adele — Rolling In The Deep – Jamie XX Shuffle
Gil Scott Heron and Jamie XX — One Take

Synkro

First heard Synkro on the Skream and Benga radio 1 show with a track called look at yourself, after a look around i managed to find a brilliant chilled out mix courtesy of pyongyang city sessions that is full of dubs, exclusives and forthcoming releases.
download the link here


Tracklisting

Synkro – Sheltered

Indigo – Snowfall
Until Silence – Our Culture
Szare – Action Five
Synkro & Indigo – ????
Synkro – Girl
Indigo – Lacuna
Synkro – It’s
Swarms – Moving Out
June Miller – Lowlands
Synkro & Versa – ????
Biome – Swan
Ruckspin & Quantum Soul – Gathered
Fantastic Mr Fox – Over
Biome – Cheesecake
Ruckspin – Fix
Mount Kimbie – William (Dayglo Mix)
Ultracode – Scandinavian
Synkro – Last Night
Indigo – Bardo

Scientist Launches Dubstep Into Outer Space

For some years now, Dubstep has slowly risen out of the dark, bass driven underground scene in South London and Bristol and out into the mainstream. This has seen numerous producers have commercial success in the charts. However the "Scientist Launches Dubstep Into Outer Space" album shows what the most cutting edge and influential producers in the movement are now exploring and developing, merging the new and old and showing the musics connection to Jamican Dub . The names that feature on the album are a who's who of the dubstep scene, including, Mala, Pinch, Loefah, vex'd (under his guise of Armour) and even UEL's very own Kode 9. The album is the brain child of Pinch, head of the Bristol based label tectonic, who's releases over the years have been exceptional along with his album "Underwater Dancehall". The first CD in this two disc release consists of dubstep originals that were never expected to see the light of day. Tracks such as Shackeltons "Hackney Marshes" and Mala's "City Cycle" which had only previously been heard through mixes and were never expected to get released. It is this exceptional track listing of unheard and previously unreleased tracks that makes this album one of the most sort after compilations in the world of dubstep at the moment. The second disc is mixed by Scientist, one of the godfathers of dub reggae and is the link in this release between dubstep and its roots. However Scientist's subtle alteration to tracks through the use of heavier bass lines and kicks on the production do little to heighten what are already good tracks and only slightly alter the dynamic of the sound. The result is a compilation that consists of the widest outlook on the dubstep genre at the moment and the Scientist mix can only be seen as a bonus to what is already an amazing album.