Blissfully delicate and transversely tender during its night time & mid morning aural touch, Black Butter Records latest signing in 3hrs sets the ambient amazements sky high – once more. DJ SHADOW – Mutual Slump (3hrs Remix)

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DJ Shadow – Midnight (Urban Knights Remix) [mp3 SoundCloud] a classic track on the next level

Kreap‘s entry for the Kimbra remix competition is more of the same garage-house goodness we heard from him in his remix of Dj Shadow but with a ‘Jazzy’ twist that is quite remiscent of Towa Tei. KreapがKimbraのリミックスコンペにエントリー。コチラ、Dj Shadowのリミックスに似た様なハウスなんだけど、ちょっぴりジャズな感じも加わっていて、Towa Teiなんかに近い雰囲気がします。 The competition is being held by indabamusic who usually pick the worst thing ever for the [...]

Reminds us of what Spotify did with its Facebook page . Shadow may be against downloads, but he’ll use that Internet shiz regardless. Full story at Hypebot : Shadow’s story is one that is both historic and dense, with an incredible amount of material released over the years. So with Facebook’s new Timeline layout, Shadow’s digital marketing team at Fame House saw a perfect opportunity to tell that story through a visual display of every one of his releases posted to Shadow’s Timeline, dated to the time in history it was released. Related: • DJ Shadow Thinks Downloads ...

Ben (left) & James (right) If you're at all interested or familiar with the continually popular domestic dance scene today, you know who The Knocks are.  The increasingly hyped NYC-based duo of Ben Ruttner & James Patterson have been making their heavy rounds as of late, touching down on both sides of the Atlantic and hitting the festival and club scene, all while managing to churn out quality material for us to eat up. We sat down with the fellas at the Sweetlife Festival a couple weeks back in Columbia, MD for a quick convo.  Follow up with the two's reflections on life as of late, upcoming work, and how they first came up not too long back. _____________________________________________________________________________ You guys have been super busy as of late, tell us about the last couple months. Ben - We’ve been travelling a lot - we were in California for a couple weeks recording in studios and such, and other than that we’ve been hitting spot dates. We did our own little tour from NY down to TX for SXSW - the Neon Gold tour which was us, St Lucia , Savoir Adore , all really fun. From SX we went straight to Ultra, played the main stage there which was pretty sick, and then we were in Miami for all of the Winter Music Conference as well and just hung out. James - And before that we were in London, like right before we did the Neon Gold tour, with DJ Shadow which was fun. Ben  - Yep, after all that, the travelling is chilling out for a little bit - basically after Sweelife we’re going from doing a festival or show every weekend from back at home in the studio consistently. What do you guys like most about the festival scene? James -  I like the fact that the crowd is pretty built-in, so you know you’re going to be reaching new people. And if they like it, the festival response, is way more epic than a regular show. People come to a festival and they’re just amped for whatever they’re gonna hear. Ben  - Yeah the energy is way higher, it’s much happier vibes compared to a NY show or something where everyone is so serious, in scenes like this everyone's just here to have fun. And our music is so much fun, so, it’s hard not to have a blast to it. James - Sometimes shows can be more of a showcase for an artist, A&Rs; can be there or industry people. Not that industry people don’t go to festivals, they definitely do, but I feel like the ratio is more in favor of the music lover than it would be otherwise at a scene like this. You guys mentioned going home soon - being NY - how’d you two come up initially and first link up together... READ MORE Ben  - I grew up in the boonies up in Vermont, James grew up in Connecticut, and we both did music apart originally. I used to make weird trip-hoppy instrumental stuff and he played through ...

Some early 1990s DJ Shadow demo recordings are coming to authorized release, featuring the instrumentals to a scrapped EP with Blackalicious' Gift Of Gab.

Australian musician/producer Kreap gives DJ Shadow’s “Scale It Back” a bit of transformation with his ‘Garage Mix‘ which really is channelling some serious Todd Edwards house vibes. If this had been submitted to the remix competition, this surely would have been up there with the eventual winners…. オーストラリア人のミュージシャン/プロデューサーの Kreap がDJ Shadowの “Scale It Back” を’Garage Mix‘ として変身させました。とってもTodd [...]

Der Instrumental-Hip-Hop-Produzent Tony Simon, alias Blockhead hat einen Minimix zu seinem taufrischen Langspieler veröffentlicht. Das knapp 20-minütige Stück offeriert einen Einblick in Simons kürzlich erschienenes, gleichnamiges Album. Als selbsterklärter Vinyl-Liebhaber greift der New Yorker Künstler wie gewohnt auf altmodische Vocalsamples, sowie Downtempo-Beats der 90er Jahre zurück. In kompletter Länge ist "Interludes After Midnight" beim Londoner Label Ninja Tune erschienen. In den Mix könnt ihr an dieser Stelle reinhören: Blockhead - "Interludes After Midnight" Mit seinem Langspieler " The Music Scene " bewies Tony Simon Anfang 2010, dass mit den Veröffentlichungen der großen Instrumental-Hip-Hop-Künstler DJ Shadow und RJD2 noch längst nicht das letzte Wort ...

Directed by Mark Austin Heim. First single from Lateef the Truthspeaker and Lyrics Born‘s The Second Album. On top of the Headnodic production for Call to Arms, their first LP in a decade and a half will also feature production from DJ Shadow, Dan the Automator, AmpLive (of Zion I), Cut Chemist and Chief Xcel.

Dj Shadow - Organ Donor —- A ‘96 treasure…

We didn't get to the Bronx, but Battery Park, yes - on our last full day in New York, passing through on route to the Staten Island Ferry for a sail-by sighting of the Statue of Liberty. So what was New York like? Everything we'd hoped for at twice the scale. An all-absorbing, truly incredible metropolis - a clean, friendly and super-safe city (we were strolling around the back streets at 11 pm, riding the subways and mooching Central Park as dusk turned to dark – and felt perfectly fine and unrattled). Instantly familiar from films, TV (and comics) we were ...

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Remember that first time you heard DJ Shadow‘s Entroducing…..? Well, I can, because it was one of the most magical moments of my music listening life. Taking it back to his early days as a producer–I am talking 1992-1996–DJ Shadow…

The Californian born DJ Shadow has announced he will be releasing some unreleased tracks from his younger years! The album is set to be titled Total Breakdown: Hidden Transmissions From The MPC Era, 1992-1996! and this is what the man himself has to say about it. “I like to follow...