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Here’s the next in a series of blog posts I’ve been doing over at Laidback radio this time with local jazz/beat wizard Lewis McCallum. Since moving to NZ in 2000 I’ve discovered a certain detachment from the direct and sometimes overpowering influences of “scenes” which can really give NZ artists the ability and freedom to [...]
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“Dub Asylum is one of those undercover New Zealand artists who keeps dropping great music and doesn’t seem to shout too loud about it, it bubbles away and gets the respect it deserves from the beat community. After the release of his Ba Ba Boom! Digi-EP in August 2008 Peter McLennan got the nudge from [...]
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I’ve been checking out Laid Back radio for quite a while and got asked to write a few little articles for their blog, this is the first of a series of posts about beat culture in NZ and some of the underground beat makers and producers makin a few waves here at the moment. I’m [...]
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The New EP from St Liquor-ish and mixed at the Bluevibe studio is now finally available to download for free over at the St Liquor-ish Bandcamp page.
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Now that the first stage of the EP launch is over I’ll get back to some of my regular blogging duties. I thought I’d start by letting you all know about a great new site which has just been launched by local electronic artist Module – Pattern Dot Life Jeremia describes the new site as [...]
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Since moving to New Zealand in 2000 I’ve had the pleasure to have worked with one of the most helpful and talented producers in the country, namely Kerry Adams. Kerry goes by many names including Tech, Bromide Dub, Compressor Kid and.. well the list goes on. His latest project has just been launched online and [...]
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