Free Download: Dirty Circuit Radio Live 30/06/09

Headlining our next session of ESP, Ale Fillman co-hosts Dirty Circuit Radio on Sub.fm with DJ Aporia, here with guest DJ Zeno.  Download their mix from the June 30, 2009broadcast.
Download link:
http://www.dirtycircuitrecords.com/SubFM_06_30_09.mp3

Setlist:

DJ Aporia ——————————->

Freeland – Do You – PANTyRAID remix
The Widdler – We Ready
Deadly Habit – Ridin’
Crispo – Sorrow
o2 – oh boy
Datsik, Flux Pavillion – Crunch
Rusko – Sound Guy Is My Target
Liondub – Heartbroken feat. Jah Dan & Sotto Bless – Noah D remix

Ale Fillman ——————————->

AC Slater – Calm Down
Innex – show me your power
Sharps – The Limit
Rogue State – Brain Cell Explosion
AC Slater – Hello! (B. Rich Refix)
Project Bassline – drop the presure
Dj KiRKUS – All I Want 2 Do
Kotchy – She made it easy (Pacheko remix)

Zeno ——————————->

Blackheart – Dazed
Zeno – Dub No. 9
Adam Freeland – Joker remix
NTRLD & Thurgood – Just Dance rmx
The Widdler – Push me
Excision & Datsik – Calypso
Zeno – False Alarm
Zeno and Chewie – On Point
Herbdout – Get Mad
Sick Rebel – Lion
Zeno – object pool
Blackheart – Jupiter
Surpass – M.I.M.
Zeno – I’m on a boat remix
Zeno – Super Duper Duck
Zeno – Subway Animals
Zeno – Regloved Remix
Little Jinder – Polyhedron (Supra remix)
NTRLD – Drag

Aporia ——————————->

Rumblejunkie – Enforce It
Nero – Act Like You Know
JSaxton – Let It Rave
Excision, Datsik – Boom
Jantsen remix – bust jack
Reso – Beasts In The Basement
Bleed – Swan Song
Kid Simple – Body Slam
Drop The Lime – We Are The Future

Ale Fillman ——————————->

Sharps – In the Ghetto
BMC and Dread Foxx – Long Horn Collision
Ale Fillman feat. NCoder – Murder Low
Ale Fillman – Rudeboy Behavior
DZ – Coast II Coast
Praxis feat. Kathy Brown – Turn Me Out (Chop Shop remix)
Steve Angello & Laidback Luke – Show Me Love 2009 (AC Slater remix)
B.U.N. – Bowzers Castle
Koan Sound – Burnt Banana
MK2 – Basik Lee
Slayer – Spill the Blood

E.S.P: SATURDAY, 01 AUGUST, 2009 w/ ALE FILLMAN & PROLIFIC

:: AN AUDIO | VISUAL EXPERIENCE ::

Our next event is August 01, 2009, featuring Ale Fillman of Dirty Circuit Records, Boulder, Colorado, and Prolific, head of Foul Play Records out of Florida.   Ale Fillman is what some call a mad sound-scientist.  He combines fast-paced mixing and scratching with an onslaught of dubs that will rattle your senses.  Be ready for gritty, glitched-out drum patterns and deep, dark basslines.

Aside from running his successful dubstep label, Dirty Circuit Records (which has released music from the likes of Trillbass, Downlink, and Fragile, to name a few), and producing his own original cutz, Ale co-hosts Dirty Circuit Radio, a popular mix show on Sub.FM where he showcases upcoming filth from various producers in the scene!  We are excited to have Ale at ESP for his first Atlanta appearance!
Whether it’s rocking b-boy jams, ‘tablist parties, microphones, electro/Bmore sets, or an all out dnb or dubstep assault, Prolific is moving the crowd with profound turntable routines, intricate lyrics, and original tracks with a unique flavor.

His heavyweight label Foul Play Records has had chart topping joints in multiple genres and his new project NONSTOPKROOKS w/ CoJaxx is one of the freshest indie groups to hit the industry and is setting its stamp with their album Polish Your Skills.  Prolific holds titles in several turntablist and MC battles from all regions of the USA.  Get ready for one of the most talented musicians/entertainers out of Florida to come rock Atlanta with inimitable style.

Local support from Whisperlink of Abstract Logic Recordings and resident DJ antiMatter. You can get mixes from both in our DJ MIXES section.  Hosted by Proppa and Werd2Jah, plus an all-new live visual show by Enexgee.

Click each label to visit Beatport catalog:

Dirty Circuit Records | Foul Play Records | Abstract Logic Recordings

256 Walker Street, Atlanta, GA 30313

nicheatlanta.com

10pm.  | 18+ [$7] to Enter After 10pm. | 21+ [$5] to Drink [Catered Bar]

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New Monthly Event in Atlanta!!

ESP is located at Niche, in Atlanta’s vibrant Castleberry Hill Art District. The building is reminiscent of the warehouse parties of yesterday while still very modern and streamlined. A single door divides the venue into two parts: indoor and outdoor. The main area inside is clean and minimal, with sleek modern touches that keep the old interior of the building full of character, including the many visual monitors mounted

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on the walls.  On the other side of a heavy wooden door is the stunning open-air courtyard, where there is plenty of seating and tables. There are unique sculpture’s throughout the outdoor space, made from chain links and bicycle gear components resembling dragons and serpents. The high walls of the courtyard keep it private and unseen to passers-by on the street.

For our first night, our friends Mite & Section 8 of Atlanta Dubstep joined us.  Mite shared the 90 minutes of his set with Distal for a session of clean and well-produced music, with big heavy bass to keep the sound grounded with grit and grime.  Nothing less than a sharp set from Section 8 as well, who always comes to the party armed with exclusives.

ESP will be all about letting artists and djs play the music they love without restriction. You can expect to hear the freshest beats from every end of the spectrum and really enjoy the environment. There will also be an exclusive art exhibition of Niche artist Rameses, who will have selections from his private collection for sale from 7-9.30pm as part of the Castleberry Hill Art Stroll.

Come thru and show some love.

Doors open @ 7pm for Art Stroll [no cover]
ESP music @ 10pm.
18+ [$7] to Enter After 10pm.
21+ [$5] to Drink [Catered Bar]

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Big Dubstep Bizness Tonight!!

Calling all bassheadz!  Sub.traction is tonight!

Another night of dubstep music is upon us!!  Every Sub.traction since it’s inception a few months back has been a heavyweight success, with local heroes from the scene reppin’ their style of dub, keeping the walls of El Bar shakin’ and the asses of the masses movin’!!  With ultra cheap drinks and big fatt sound in an intimately dim setting, and only $2 at the door, you best believe Ghost Industries will be there for another episode of gangsta shit in full effect.  Bring your bass face.

Wednesday June 17th 2009 Atlanta Dubstep presents: SUB.TRACTION A monthly Dubstep event @ El Bar – Every 3rd Wednesday! Featuring: DINOVO [Resource / Atlanta Dubstep] INFERNO [Heat Promotions / Atlanta Dubstep] MAYHEM [Subway Records / Atlanta Dubstep] $2 21+ Located at EL BAR [Behind El Azteca] 939 Ponce De Leon Ave NE Atlanta, GA 30306 404.888.8755 DRINK SPECIALS THE SHAWTY: Tecate + shot of tequila or whiskey only $6! PBR: $2 all night long! SHOT SPECIALS: Bartender’s pick! Add us on MySpace! http://myspace.com/atldubstep http://myspace.com/sub_traction Brought to you by: http://404audio.com http://atlantadubstep.com http://bassbot.org http://metrognomeagency.com

Big Weekend of Dubstep in Atlanta!!

Big Up Harmonic Productions for Coming Thru Strong!

Harmonic Productions is proud to present…

Dub – Ocracy!

A mini urban festival, located in downtown Atlanta that is focused on the ever growing Dub genre. With an EXTREMELY limited number of tickets (600) to this special event…. so get your tickets now before they’re gone.

Tickets on sale NOW!!!!!

Regular tickets available Here VIP tickets available Here

Single day tickets available Here
3 FULL days (Friday – Sunday) for one ticket price

A whole weekend of musical madness!

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FEATURING
Benga, Starkey, Sub Swara, DJ Spooky, Djunya, Alex B, Joe Nice, M80 Dub Station (Barber from the Disco Biscuits), Dubconcious, Seadub, Charlie P, Uprise, Mindelixir and more…

all at the SAME EVENT!!!!

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Date: June 12th – 14th, 2009
Location: 595north
595 North Ave.
Atlanta Georgia

Outside Stage / Tent area sound by Atlanta Dubstep www.atlantadubstep.com

Sound System provided by BassBot [www.Bassbot.org]

More info, please email:

scott@harmonicproductions.net

adrian@harmonicproductions.net

dubocracynow.com

Ghost Industries w/ The Breed, Ployd and Special Guest:

MITE!

We’ve team up with Carnevale Tattoos to rock their Grand Opening the first Saturday in June. There will be free food and, as you all know, the freshest of beats from The Breed, Ployd, antiMatter, a rare dj set from Proppa, and future beats from the one and only Mite!

The Breed are f**king hot right now, with some serious collabs and remixes on the way, as well as their own original music. These men bring it soldier-style, uncompromising and unflinching with their aural assaults on the masses. I’ve heard much of their unreleased biz and the ish is NASTY!

Without question, Ployd is a favorite in Atl with his dubstep style, mashing up hip hop & wobble to keep the crowd crunk.  He’s got skills on the 1’s & 2’s, having co-hosted radio shows on Leet Radio and dnbtv.com, and has been rockin the dubstep sound since it first started to creep up from underground a few years back.

Mite has been making some incredible music lately, receiving DJ support from the likes of Wonder, Mayhem, BunZero, and Cobra Krames.  Here is what Infernal from http://infernal-techno.blogspot.com/ had to say about Mite in his Artist Feature back in March:

“An Atlanta Native, [Mite] has recently packed it all up and moved to Brooklyn. He’s been working closely with Atlanta’s best though. Mayhem and Distal have been working with [him] closely on a number of forthcoming projects. All three players have three totally separate sounds from each other, which all seem to work magically when they come together. Dubstep, Techno, Experimental…whichever term you prefer, I think you will find that [Mite's] sounds are sharp yet playful, bold while luscious, and very much so well packaged.”

C u all there June 6, with new ink and positive vibes.

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Martyn @ 595

What a dope set of music! Martyn has effectively bridged the gap between smooth, rich house music and dubstep. His tracks did not disappoint. I knew it would be something special to go to 595 instead of the other events going on last night. I’ve always been a fan of Martyn’s work, from his drum & bass releases on influential labels such as Soul:r and Bassbin to his more recent take on the dubstep sound. Great Lengths, his debut full-length out now on his own label 3024, is a great body of music, shifting attention from the often harsh, brutal, and rave-y style of dubstep currently dominating the scene to a more sophisticated approach, with deep drums and lush soundscapes full with futuristic vibes and a wealth of original sounds and beats.
The venue was a breath of fresh air as well, with it’s clean, minimal design and smart lighting, not too dark and drab or overly flashy. The dance floor was wide and open, leaving plenty of room to mingle and get ya groove on without bumping into someone’s sweaty arms, and the sound was on-point, with full bass and crisp, clear mids and highs. The seating areas were tucked away against the walls of the club, just out of reach of dancers, but still in front of all the action.
The only drawback about the evening is that Harmonic Productions might have done a little more to promote the event. Martyn is a huge talent who is very well-known for his productions, even among house-heads.  The potential for a huge turnout and to bring in a truly diverse and mixed crowd from all different scenes was there and was not, in my humble opinion, fulfilled entirely.  There could have been more flyers on the streets and in the shops;  I was aware of the event thanks to “the board,” a local forum dedicated to Atlanta drum & bass, and very few Facebook and MySpace posts/comments later.

All the same, big loss for those absent in the crowd.  Although there were other events going on in the city, they seemed slightly run-of-the-mill for me, and I chose to see something completely different than what we’ve had recently in terms of dubstep music.  I missed 2562’s first Atlanta appearance weeks ago (spending time at home w/ my son while Mom went out w/ her friends).  I knew I didn’t want people telling me about this one also.

I spent the earlier part of the night playing a drum & bass/dubstep set for Nerve Agent Recordings‘ Biological Warfare radio show, so I missed the opening sets of Atlanta’s Inferno and Athens’ D:RC, but I did stay for Mayhem’s roaring closing set.  Atlanta holds it down with the very best of them!!

Martyn’s First Atlanta Appearance!

May 30th, 2009
595north Atlanta, Ga

Supporting..
Mayhem and Inferno

Tickets $10

Doors at 8pm and show at 9pm
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Big Up Splendiferous Productions!!

Camp Reggae was a blast, and the weather was beautiful.  Overcast and breezy, not humid or hazy or sunny and hot.  Good people everywhere enjoying the chill, laid-back vibes of the Sassafras Ridge region of the Smokey Mountains, posted up throughout the grounds and around drum circles underneath the trees on the privately owned property where the Natti Love Joys host their annual event. This year marked their tenth celebration here with Scholar’s Word headlining the main stage Saturday night. They were a great live act.

Arriving at the entrance, we were lucky to find a parking space third from the gate.  After a short search for a decent site to set up camp, we found a nice area cleared out enough to put up our tent and have space for a fire.  There was a creek running with clear water just down the trail, and the stage I was performing at was just up the trail a few hundred feet.  After getting a feel for the event, I decided to find my promoter and get some music heard through the woods.  We set up my decks and I played to the afternoon campers.  I built my set up from Distal’s “Knocking” thru to Evol Intent’s “Middle of the Night,” carefully building the set over the course of two, maybe three hours?  It seemed as though time literally had stopped for us there in the mountains, the sky overcast without any hint of the sun.  My second set was a real banger of the harder dubstep sound, dropping massive tunes, including blazin’ remixes of Eazy E’s “Neighborhood Sniper,” 8 Ball & MJG’s “Relax, and Take Notes,” Lil’ Wayne’s “Lollipop,” and some exclusive dancefloor steppers like Section 8’s “Mercury” and Mite’s “Faces East,” with it’s smoldering groove and smokey atmosphere.

It was nice to see some familiar faces in the crowd.  We spent the night there drinking Heinken keg cans and smoking trees, striking up random conversation with fellow campers and roasting marshmallows.  Big Up to the Splendiferous crew for making our visit smooth and hassle-free.  We’ll definitely be back to the mountains for many more sessions to come.

Video footage thanks to CJ.

Sub.traction! Packed Out!

Strong support for Sub.traction last Wednesday.  The place was packed with beat lovers, all bouncin’ and gettin’ down to the sounds of this month’s selectors.  You know I got crunk!!  I made it home and had a big sandwich before passing out on the couch… I needed a full day to recover, hence the delay with this post.

Jeremy & Mayhem

Sub.traction, 20-05-09

The music was definitely on-point.  When I walked in the venue Jeremy was droppin’ slab after slab of slow-roasted, funk-fueled beats as the thick crowd began to thicken some more.  Following Jeremy’s opening selections, Section 8 was scheduled to unleash his arsenal of original beats, but had unfortunate technical difficulties with the mixer’s line inputs, making him unable to perform.  Real let down, as I have heard much of his unreleased material, and was really hyped about hearing his set.  Nonetheless, the party moved on, and Ployd stepped up to take us further into the realms of bass, mixing it up in all styles, even peppering his set with tunes like Soulja Boy’s “Soulja Girl,” which brought a bigger smile to many smiling faces who were enjoying the vibe (dismissing the lack of content of the tune itself) and just feeling the fun of hearing it slam into the mix.  Many of ATL’s producers filled his set, including the glitched-out sounds of Bro Safari’s “Lip Friends” and Distal’s old-skool inspired nuttiness that is “Ninety-Five Indians,” with it’s diva-sampling vocal, “One day we’ll all be free!”

Ployd

It was great to see Atlanta out for this, seeing and meeting many new people and chillin’ with friends and scenesters alike.  With a $2 cover and super-cheap drinks, Sub.traction is most definitely a party not to miss if you wanna have your dubstep and feel it too.  Can’t wait for next month!

-Anti