Showing posts with label Dov. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dov. Show all posts

Monday, February 25, 2008

----- Suff-x -----



Suff-x AKA Bryce Elder has sought to push the boundaries of breakbeats in the Pacific Northwest for over ten years and also been featured at gigs alongside Uberzone, Terry 'Atomic' Hooligan, KiloWatts, Tipper, Radioactive Man, Ben Milstein, Kraddy, Dov & Bil Bless and many more luminaries of the breakbeat / electro scenes.
His connection to Muti Music began with a 'Virus Crew' gig that Muti owner 'Dov' played at in 2002, there meeting the very unique and standout talent in the form of Suff-x.
This chance meeting resulted in a few years of back and forth with Suff-x coming down to San Francisco to be featured alongside Radioctive Man AKA Keith Tenniswood, Dov & Kraddy venturing up to Portland and Seattle to play with Suff-x and Terry Hooligan and then sharing the stage that Suff-x put together at the Phoenix Festival that also featured Ben Milstein and Dave Tipper.

In the picture Kraddy, Terry 'Atomic' Hooligan, Dov and Suff-x 'post-gig' in Seattle

Suff-x shows up at gigs with what looks like a regular DJ coffin and when he opens it up reveals one of the most unique live setups most people have seen, setting him well apart form most 'laptop' live sets and DJs alike.
His armada of gear includes two samplers, X/Y controller pads, DJ mixer and a multitude of little gadgets that blink, glow and glitter in nightclub settings.
He juggles tracks, effects, broken tidbits, squiggly snippits, and boogie-down basslines off of his dual samplers set up in battle-style fashion, giving a nod to his turntablist counterparts--the majority of which wouldn't keep up versus a "scratch mode" session on his korg kaoss mixer!

Suff-x Live @ Someday Lounge Portland, Oregon, scratching to his track ' CyberFreq' out on Muti Music.

After Drum & Bass white labels and digital releases on So Broken records, 2006 saw the release of his CybersetFreq & Electro Medicine EP on Muti Music and has gone on to receive huge support on dancefloors domestically and abroad. His track 'Phantasm' was featured on the widely acclaimed compilation CD Clipping Paths. Hear 'Phantasm' featured on the Youtube video of Suff-x playing Live below:


2008 sees Suff-x delving into even more diverse genres, while always keeping it bass-driven and urban.
His new EP, 'Suff-x - Six Pack EP' (Muti012), kicks off with a Dubstep outing,'Belmont Break' and then rolls into the bass and percussion driven Drum & Bass track 'Trunk Nuggets' and from their into deep breakbeat, electro and back into two drum & bass tracks to close things out, this EP is a good taste of even more to come from this diverse producer.
The EP comes with awesome cover art from Phidelity

Suff-x Myspace
Suff-x Affiliations: Virus! Crew (PDX), Muti Music (SF) File Under: Breaks, Drum N Bass, Dubstep, Glitchy Electrobreaks
Free Download (limited period link): Suff-x - CyberFreq (Muti007_a1) 320 MP3

Check out more Suff-x Live performance and 'scratching' in the videos below:


More Suff-x 'scratching' :

Tuesday, January 22, 2008

Dov - 6th & Fairfax Radio Show (Proton Radio)


We thought we'd share a mix that Dov did for Proton Radio's 6th & Fairfax show in November 2007. The mix includes the forthcoming Muti Music gem of a remix that the Lawgiverz did of an-ten-nae's 'Destroy The System' (Muti011). The track will be dropping at online retailers in February 2008.
Download: z share link
:: Tracklist ::
1. D'nA - Elixir (Si Begg Genome remix) - Muti Music
2. Proxy - Din Dah - Turbo Recordings
3. an-ten-nae - Destroy The System (Lawgiverz remix) - Muti Music
4. Unique 3 - Rocks The Bass (Si Begg Warehouse remix) - Fat Records
5. Ursula 1000 vs Sista Widey - Step Back (Deekline remix) - ESL
6. Apollo 440 - Dude Descending A Staircase (Stanton Warriors Remix) - Skint Records
7. Backdraft - Nicotine - Botchit & Scarper
8. Unique 3 - I'm The ... (Gella Remix) - Fat Records
9. Ils - Burn Again - Botchit & Scarper
10. Long Range - Vultures Over Croydon - Lee Coombs remix (CDR)
11. Sam Hell - Bone Snow (Dopamine Remix) - Sinister Recordings
12. Noisia - Yellow Brick - Division
13. Beat Assassins - Play The Game - Mofo Recordings
14. Spoon Wizard - Shoe Monkey (Tom Real Vs The Rogue Element Remix) - Functional Breaks

Thursday, December 13, 2007

Clipping Paths Compilation





Clipping Paths is a compilation showcase of the sounds that are moving the west coast at the moment as well as many other areas around USA, including small pockets in Colorado, Texas, Oregon and New York.

The CD ranges from deep urban vibes from Suff-x, Undecided and Vibesquad, to ethereal bass-driven tribal midtempo and Trip Hop from an-ten-nae, Nanda, KiloWatts, Timonkey and Dov, to a crunky mixed genre mid-tempo track from Ooah, that is sure to rock most dancefloors, but deep enough at the same time to prove the perfect segway heading into the deeper territories of IDM, Leftfield and Nugaze inspired tracks from Audiovoid, Kraddy and Slidecamp ending the CD in a very warm and luscious space.

Many of the styles featured have been growing in popularity and seeing large exposure with the emergence of a similar musical tastes in scenes growing in Berlin, San Francisco, London and even Cape Town. This 'newer' sound has partially been an homage by producers to the Hip Hop and Big Beat along with early experimental electronica that they loved in the nineties and bootlegging the hyphe and crunk of the new millennium with the new digital tools and a new production based prowess.

Muti Music is known for finding new and unique talent, this compilation features most of Muti's regular roster and then a group of closely related artists that we are feeling, who are also emerging on labels like Alpha Pup, Interchill Records, Dirtybird and Native State.
This compilation is as fun for a come-down session, a groove and a mingle, a fire warmed cabin or even a hang on the beach, so go and get it for someone for the holidays.

By MutiCD004 (digital or CD) here:



Also available on all major download outlets including iTunes



Friday, October 5, 2007

Entheocentric Salon with Alex Grey

You can catch Dov playing tonight at the first occurance of Alex Grey's Entheocentric Salon in San Francisco.
After two succesful years of the event in New York, the salon is finally taking place in San Francisco, info below:

Date & Time: 2007-10-05 8:00 PM
Location: Temple
Entheocentric Salon @ Temple SF
http://myspace.com/entheocentricsalon

An ongoing event for almost 2 years, the Entheocentric Salon - a series of monthly events at CoSM (Alex Grey`s Chapel of the Sacred Mirrors) comes to SF to rally local communities around Visionary Culture. Inspired by the Seventeenth Century French art salons, we incorporated discussion, dance performance and multiple live painters into an all night electronic music party model. Starting the evening with a visionary lecture, gives the events depth with the creative energy from all the artists, sending a wave of cultural satisfaction throughout the party.

The first west coast Entheocentric Salon, the beginning of our new monthly series, hosts Alex and Allyson Grey for a Lecture on AnthropoCoSM: It is through a human lens that we understand our world. Alex Grey has developed unique yet universal symbolism that points to a realm of infinitely interconnected beings. Grey will review the history of AnthropoCoSMic sacred art and architecture and share his most recent visions of CoSM, the Chapel of the Sacred Mirrors. Intending to have a comfortable environment we are limiting the attendance of this lecture to 150 people.

Later, at Temple, we will move the event into a very special club environment - decorated with ancient statues, a temple built using the latest technologies to create an eco-conscious venue ` Temple SF is changing the club standard. Alex and Allyson Grey will be painting live, while artists of different genres, performers and other visual talents will be performing through the 3 rooms of the club.

8PM - 10PM - LIMITED to 150 people
3rd Eye Lounge:
Alex Grey Lecture
"AnthropoCoSM"
10PM to 4AM

Shrine Room: Live Electronic Music/Electro-Progressive
Live Painting by Alex & Allyson Grey
Live:
BLVD (Cyberset)http://myspace.com/blvdblvd
Waterjuice (Vaporvent) http://myspace.com/waterjuicemusic
DJs:
Pedro (CoSM, Interchill Rec. ? Brazil) http://kymastream.com
Ricardo (Greensector- Brazil)
Treavor (Moontribe) http://desertdwellers.org

Visuals by VJ Videlicious http://lucination.com

Catacomb: Dub Step/ Glitch/ Breaks
Live Painting:
XAVI
http://podcollective.com
Luke Brown
http://spectraleyes.com

Live:
Eskmo (Cyberfunk/ Native State) http://eskmo.com
DJs:
Danny Corn (3WS, Moontribe)
Dov (MuniMusic/ Cyberset) http://www.myspace.com/dovmusicandproduction
Tony (Symbiosis) http://symbiosisevents.com

White Room: Lounge / House / Electro
DJs:
Paul (Temple SF) http://templesf.com
Marjo Lak (Butter Music - BR) http://www.myspace.com/marjolak
Majitope (Symbiosis) http://majitope.com
Manny (Greensector ? LA/Brazil)

Visuals by VJ Laylah

Performance by:
Serpent Feathers
Advanced tickets at http://myspace.com/entheocentricsalon
Prices:
Entheocentric Salon Pass (Lecture + Event) $40 - LIMITED to 150 people
Entheocentric Salon (Club Entrance) $20

Wednesday, September 26, 2007

Love Fest

Indian Summer - The Doors
"I love you the best
Better than all the rest.
I love you the best
Better than all the rest.
That I meet in the summer.
Indian summer.
That I meet in the summer.
Indian summer.
I love you the best
Better than all the rest."

San Francisco is blessing us with an awesome indian summer this year and it is a time for love, Love Fest has somewhat already begun today and culminates with an insane amount of worldwide talent performing this weekend at the parade and United Nations Plaza in San Francisco. Artists from Muti Music will be performing in a variety of areas and after-parties, so look for Dov on the Magic Bus leading the parade, and then an-ten-nae, Audiovoid, and Dov will all be performing on the triple decker Magic Bus at the plaza and at the Anon Salon after party.

(click flyer for party info)
".......That I meet in the summer.....
..Iiindiaan summer......"