DSTN006 - AC SLATER " VERTIGO " Out now on digital!

Genre: Electro / House / Tech House / Breaks

Destination? has raided the streets of Brooklyn, NYC to bring you the fresh sounds of AC Slater. AC is infamous for his trademark jackin electro and Vertigo is no exception. Bringing the east coast vibe with dark vocals and a heavy sub bass, this track hits you where it hurts. Some of the hottest producers are backing this release with some upfront remixes spanning ghetto tech to breakbeat including Jaksaw, Nick Supply, Matt Cox, Baobinga & ID and Signal Drivers. There's something in there for even the most fussy of music connoisseurs.

Tracklisting:

1) AC Slater - Vertigo (Original)

2) AC Slater - Vertigo (Nick Supply's Horizontigo Remix)

3) AC Slater - Vertigo (Jaksaw Remix)

4) AC Slater - Vertigo (Baobinga & ID Remix)

5) AC Slater - Vertigo (Signal Drivers Remix)

6) AC Slater - Vertigo (Matt Cox Remix)

Still available on vinyl at www.

New York, NY -- Polarity/1, the multi-genre artist best known for bold, honest, hard-hitting songs, is releasing a brand new instrumental record titled "Music From the Other Side." Fitting to the title, the album consists of smooth, jazzy tracks much different from louder albums like Yankin' the Food Chain.

Music From The Other Side is the soundtrack for a dance performance by Lisbon's Quorum Ballet. The Other Side's principal objective is to fuse the style and art of the dance of Lisbon and New York. The work is the collaboration of choreographers Daniel Cardoso, Jonathan Hollander and Thaddeus Davis, artistic directors of Quorum Ballet, Battery Dance Company and Wideman/Davis Dance, respectively. Dark, moody, erotic and aggressive, it explores the theme of oppression, which has always been an issue for the people on both sides of the Atlantic. The piece examines the roles of the different agents: the instigator, the oppressor, the oppressed and the observer.

The most impressive song is t

DJ I-DEE

--SCRATCH DJ TITLE WINNER AT DISCO MIX CLUB (DMC) USA SUPREMACY, SCRIBBLE JAM AND GONG WORLD SUPREMACY--

RELEASES DEBUT FULL LENGTH ALBUM OF ORIGINAL MATERIAL

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Isaac DeLima, aka DJ I-DEE, has carved out a name for himself in the world of scratch music, having already conquered the battle scene by winning three of its most prestigious titles--the Disco Mix Club (DMC) USA Supremacy, Scribble Jam and Gong World Supremacy--all within six months of each other and by the age of 19. Past winners include internationally recognized names including DJ Q-bert, Mixmaster Mike and DJ Craze. At age 20, he decided to leave his battle career behind and focus on creating new music by using the skills he developed as a deejay. And now, a seasoned DJ and performer at the age of 21, DJ I-DEE will release his debut full length album of origin

Release Date: 28th June

Label/Distributor: Vitamin Records

Most bands would say one drummer is enough, but more is more in the world of Percussion Junction. Packing beats like soldiers pack bullets, the boys have declared all out war on dance floors' across the nation.

Their debut album 'The Beat Cartel' is a 100-proof brew of Afro-Latin drumming distilled with hip hop, reggae, electro, house and breaks. As an organized funk syndicate, 'Junction' composes with an orchestral army of percussion. Kane Goodwin (drum kit) Matty Bourne (congas, bongos & djembe) and Paul Issa (Doumbek) are backed by Benjamin 'Bentley' Chinnock on decks.

With Triple J picking up the beat and FBI already dropping it as album of the week, the boys have supported international and local acts Krafty Kuts (UK), Talvin Singh (UK), Panjea (US), Koolism, Kid Kenobi and Ajax. They've taken over Sydney venues like The State Theatre, The Basement and Telstra Stadium and played to sell out crowds at The Amnesty International Freedom

Remember the days when you couldn't get the ever-so-catchy chorus of "Tricka Technology" out of your head? Bring back some fond memories? Well get ready for those days to return as A-SKILLZ aka Adam Mills, that turntable trickster from the UK that we all have a soft spot for, comes back to Oz for his first ever headline tour this Winter! Renowned worldwide for his party/trick sets, A-SKILLZ can truly attest to having all his musical boxes ticked. Signed to the inimitable Finger Lickin' ranks at the tender age of 21, A-Skillz teamed up with one of the biggest names in the game, Krafty Kuts, in 03' to record the now must-have record for all breakbeat lovers, "Tricka Technology." By calling on the likes of Kurtis Blow, TC Izlam, Obi Real Elements and Ashley "Freakpower" Slater, A-Skillz wowed us with his fresh, funky, hip-hop-based take on breakbeat that spawned the massive sing-a-long classics "Gimme the Breaks," "Peaches," "Roll Over Baby," and "Simple Things." The years that followed s

On the back of a massive year, Kiwi electronic act Pitch Black announce the release of their first two artist albums and a return to Australia for four very special shows.

Having wowed us with their 'Rude Mechanical' album in 2007 Pitch Black have decided that the time is right to make their first and second albums 'Future Proof' and 'Electronomicon' available to Aussie fans. Not only have the double-disc recordings been re-mastered so they sound better than the original releases, but they also include a number of hard to find remixes.

Paddy Free and Michael Hodgson aka Pitch Black could be best be described as Kiwi Electronic Royalty. They have been blowing crowds away since their first spin back in 1997 and have continued to impress with world-class performances ever since. The Pitch Black sound is a distinct combination of musical journeys ranging from organic ambient beginnings, layered sound scapes to cutting-edge acid riffs and thumping rhythmic grooves. Their live show is a full-sensory experie

Local up-and-coming producer, The Antiserum drops by the studio for his debut set on Future Breaks, hot off the heels of his headlining set at Grime City the night before. Nuff unreleased tunes and Bay Area talent inside! Download (192kbps MP3) The Antiserum Breaks FM, Full Melt Dubstep Tracklist: Roommate - Gimme Ganja Mark One - Sensi Skank OSC - Think Forward ...

The mighty fSOUND touched down for its fourth blowout club night in San Francisco, co-presented with Gridlok’s Project 51 label. Top dogs Hive, Dieselboy and Gridlok stopped by the Future Breaks studios to have a chat and to give us a sneak preview on the decks. Download (192kbps MP3) Dieselboy, Hive, Gridlok for ...

American Poet and Lyricist Jimmy D. Robinson Breaks Out with "A Tiny Shoe" International Dance Remix Project. Famed Dance Club Diva CEEVOX Records Robinson's Next Single Titled 'In the Night.' (PRWeb Nov 4, 2008) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/2008/11/prweb1567854.htm

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If an Australian electronic underground, in its purest sense, still exists at all, it certainly doesn’t have many producers left. So an album release from an artist with the profile and credentials of Deepchild is something to take notice of in this context. It’s difficult to discuss his work with complete objectivity - anyone who has been anywhere near electronic music in Australia over the last decade has likely come across Rick Bull in one of his many guises. As radio DJ supporting all-Australian electronica on Electroplastique on 2SER around the turn of the century, to his shift across to Fbi Radio, from his long association with Clan Analogue to his presence at every reputable nightclub as either a live performer or DJ, he’s been hard to miss and easy to admire. Departure, the title, to my ears, is not a reference to Deepchild’s actual sound. Musically, this is clearly an outgrowth of previous work, though there is undoubtedly a progression. My guess would be that the title hints

1998 Breaky-techno, made ten years ago. I don't think I'd listened to it in five years... but I found some really interesting stuff in this tune I had forgotten about. Vocal samples, breaks, funny synth sounds and melodies... and it really goes places!