LOEFAH...

[dublerium]

Met him the other night and he's a proper nice guy. I told him how I was changing over from CDJ to turntables primarily for the swamp 81 label and he loved it. I can't put a bad word on anything he's ever done and even if you arn't fully into the stuff he's pushing and playing out nowadays there's no denying that it's a fresh new direction. I've never been influenced by music so much as to buy entirely new DJing equipment so big up loefah.

[vishes]

Top bloke for sure. The scene would be much different without him.

[Kurups]

Disko Rekah is an anthem imo

[droogie]

Disko Rekah is an anthem imo

It's a classic for sure.Anyone got any interview vid's with him?

[triggy]

Disko Rekah is an anthem imo

Couldnt agree more, One of the biggest tunes in dubstep for me.

[Be-1ne]

thoroughly nice chap!

[RightOnTime27]

dog money's so heavy. And ya I feel his half step stuff more but the man can do what he want, he makes good music

[lone wolf]

Loefah is quality

[fractal]

always

[Drop_Dead]

Jungle Infiltrator/Jazz Lick is a classic

So glad he's taken the route he has though, love Swamp

[skitz_0]

Jungle Infiltrator/Jazz Lick is a classic

So glad he's taken the route he has though, love Swamp

same. swamp 81 has been pushing out quality AND quantity lately.
safe to say if he's putting out on either a halfstep or house-y tip, it's bound to be rock solid

[vishes]

From the Blackdown interview with Loefah and Kryptic Minds:

Loefah: It’s funny, me and Pokes were on Broadway Market just after Christmas before January DMZ, just getting a burger and a coffee. This girl came up to us and she was a student doing her dissertation questionnaire. So we said ‘yeah, we’ll talk about shopping habit at the market, blah blah blah.’ We got chatting and she was like ‘oh, what do you do?’ We said ‘music’ and she asked ‘what music’ and we said ‘dubstep.’ She was like ‘oh I LOVE dubstep… what’s your names?’ And we were like ‘DMZ’ and she was like ‘what’s that?’

Blackdown: So what acts had she heard of?

**knowing smiles all round**

Blackdown: Right, exactly.

Loefah: Them lot… yeah.

I literally lol'd

That is pretty much what happens to me every single time I tell some1 that I listen to Dubstep.

[TomatoAndBasil]

^^^

That's great.
No doubt he's a top guy in the scene.

[horsefeather]

loefah is a badman he keep surprising me what ever he is doing with hes new label and hes production

[Phigure]

so much respect for this guy... it's awesome to have seen him evolve like this but i never really got to enjoy the "old loefah" so it's bittersweet for me.

[NW_DUBAHOLIC]

Anyone got any interview vid's with him?

[wobbles]

[pulkpull]

As far as I'm concerned Loefah is the fucking godfather and/or don.

Can't think of a bad release from him, or from Swamp, and I'm yet to see a substandard set from him. Probably seen him more than any other DJ this year and he never fails to bring the vibes.

[ghandi]

In that same interview with Blackdown...

"To be honest ... I lost my confidence (in) the middle of 2007. I started writing tunes like “Disco Wrekka.” I think that’s utter bullshit that tune. Terrible.

B: I disagree.

L: To me, it’s dishonest. I remember sitting down in my studio and thinking ‘I have to write a tune that gets a rewind, I have to write a tune for the dance.’ And every time I heard it after it got released, I was like ‘why did I ever let it off? Why did I make it?



http://blackdownsoundboy.blogspot.com/2 ... oefah.html

Jokes when he talks about why he gave up weed

[bRRRz]

Disko Rekah is an anthem imo

for sure! It's fucking awesome. The vocals fit the track so nicely!