Take it you've seen this? http://www.youtube.com/user/redbullmusi ... eHJs1gYA0k

Managed to get tickets to give away for tomorrow night’s 12 x 12 event at The Scala in London. More info at http://www.redbullmusicacademy.com/london/event/?id=25 but basically it’s a massive celebration of London club culture, featuring A Guy Called Gerald, Arthur Baker, Jazzie B, Martyn Ware ...

Nice mix

For all London dwellers, MJ Cole playing The Scala on Thursday as part of the 12x12 celebration of classic dancefloor anthems. Also playing: Peter Hook, Martyn Ware, Arthur Baker, A Guy Called Gerald, Roni Size, Jazzie B etc... See http://www.redbullmusicacademy.com/london/event/?id=25

H: Who are your main musical influences?

J: I personally like Roni Size, mainly because he raps in his music. It just sounds a lot more unique than a lot of the mainstream stuff out there.

Errrrrrrrr? Im guessing he means Dynamite?

Whatever you say about his music (and I dont like it but horses ...

Have you seen this?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NVdt2PwAQtg

A seven-minute video of the night is now up at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ieHJs1gYA0k - even if your laptop speakers can’t quite to justice to DMZ’s almighty bass bins. Don Letts hosts.

Think it's stream-only I'm afraid

These are excellent, thanks a lot. Still time for any last thoughts, and we'll put the best to Mr Lotus

Now up at : http://redbullmusicacademyradio.com/shows/2426

Listen to the final round of the four-way cultureclash: Soul II Soul lay down the gauntlet with a dubplate selection, but the challenge is met by Digital Mystikz, Trojan Soundsystem and Metalheadz. Who will triumph?

On Thursday 11th March, London's The Scala is to be taken over by the dirty dozen: not Lee Marvin and fellow convicts, but creators of some of the most seminal dance anthems of all time. And all - appropriately enough, given that the night is dubbed 12x12 – will be playing music on 12-inch. It’s a ...

Urm...Right now...

Kryptic Minds
James Blake
Mount Kimbie
Joy Orbison
anddd.....
Pangaea - EP - Niceeee.


Agree about Joy Orbison - for any London folk who feel the same way, check out Fact At The Lock on March 7th. Joy Orbison, Rustie & MJ Cole...

See http://www.redbullmusicacademy.com/london ...

The legendary producer reminisces about recording Paul's Boutique with the Beastie Boys - including nine months in a $3,000 a day studio and Mike D's poor dribbling skills...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-5IlXGGSgX4

hey all

there's a massive soundclash tonight at the roundhouse with DMZ going up against Metalheadz, Soul 2 Soul & Trojan.

http://www.redbullmusicacademy.com/london/event/?id=2

i've got a guestlist. so hit me up with names on pm with your name if you want to get on the list.

first come, first ...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tu2Taj6aKgc

Just recorded at the Red Bull Music Academy in London - talking about his brief emcee career and pirate radio...

Working on a massive audiovisual event taking place at London’s Scala in March, dedicated to bass music from all points on the so-called “hardcore continuum”. Robert Owens, A Guy Called Gerald, Shades Of Rhythm, Zinc, MJ Cole, Jazzie B and Peter Hook among those involved. Anyone wishing to ...

Not strictly dubstep, I know, but think it might be of interest...

On Friday 12th February at the Royal Festival Hall, Carl Craig heads up a bill of forward-looking electronic music from Detroit techno to contemporary jazz: Francesco Tristano, Moritz Von Oswald, Matmos, Bugge Wesseltoft, Henrik ...

Soundsystem rivalry may now be commonplace, but these battles of the bass usually take place within a single musical style. Culture Clash (http://www.redbullmusicacademy.com/london/event/?id=2), at London’s Roundhouse on 17th Feb, is the city’s first ever head-to-head to cross genres. And with not ...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=igBWuAlFIn8

Interviewed in Melbourne, 2006 - talking about everything from his earliest musical experiments, aged 11, to taking over the Radio 1 studio with dubstep's so-called "magnificent 7"...

We're doing a whole series of these edits - anyone interested, feel ...

A true one-off this… Not only a killer line-up split between Warp (Plaid, Clark, Mira Calix) and Ninja Tune (The Bug, DJ Food, King Cannibal), and a spectacular location (the Royal Albert Hall… in the loading bay), but a genuinely innovative set-up featuring the live blending of multi-dimensional ...

You're right about DJ's making or breaking a song, but still... Skream is a horrible DJ ( no offence mate, I suck more than you probably :> ), yet his shows are nice.

Noones as terrible as Skream, I dont see what his malfunction is with it...

My mixes though, not that bad if you ask most people ...