Audio Sushi Track of the Day - Die Antwoord - Evil Boy http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RTH38t6W3iI

Audio Sushi Track of the Day - Die Antwoord - Evil Boy  

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Disastronaut - Winter Storm Dubs - Label Catastrophic EP - Free Download [ysi] - UK post dubstep http://bit.ly/a7zsIs

Disastronaut - Winter Storm Dubs - Label Catastrophic ep - Free Download - post dubstep http://bit.ly/a7zsIs

Artist: Disastronaut

Title: Winter Storm Dubs

Label: Catastrophic UK

Tracklisting

1 Dark Skies Launch 5:56

2 Monumental  5:50

3 Power Lines Down 5:06

Download Link: https://www.yousendit.com/download/dklxTG13TXZqV0JFQlE9PQ [ysi] or http://bit.ly/a7zsIs

About: 

Disastronaut continues to make records and follow his curiosity. This ep continues his exploration of post Dubstep

- we suppose that is the term? - tracks made at 70bpm but drums hitting 140bpm - yet they seem like you can get

lost in the cinematic density.  In his seaside studios, with micro electronics - and recently, a huge hole

from a channel storm, this ep and his recent Lps and remixes - churn out at a remarkable pace - 6 LPs this year

alone and over 100 tracks, going on 50 remixes and that doesn't include the work with his brother greg. 

Still DJing somewhere in the world every weekend, Disaster makes these records not for peak time, even the warm

up or warm downs, but for the spaces in between, for the headphones and for the downs... This EP was written during

the first of the big Channel storms - studio shaking so much he couldn't record cello, piano and voice parts for

a new concerto that will be performed widely and in LP form for Spring 2011. The storm is still going...

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Audio Sushi Track of the Day: Foals - Olympic Airways http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mV0c0acyB1M

Audio Sushi Track of the Day: Foals - Olympic Airways

CHOICE

 CUTS

PRE/POST FOALS SHOW

TONIGHT 

A mashup of the best

80s, 90s, Electro,

Indie, Hip Hop, Pop

& Party Rock with the

Choice Cuts DJs &

Friends!

7pm-4am. 

The Dogstar,
Coldharbour Lane,
SW9 (020-7733 7515)
free before 10pm, £5 after.

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Audio Sushi Track of the Day: Kids Of 88 - Downtown (Official Video) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ceIMbX_nGI

Audio Sushi Track of the Day: Kids Of 88 - Downtown (Official Video)

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Audio Sushi presents 2007 UK DMC CHAMPION "JFB" LIVE AT AUDIO SUSHI SATURDAYS DOGSTAR 20th Nov 2010

20th November 2010

AUDIO SUSHI

Tonight's special guest:

JFB

One of Brixton's longest 

running parties with host

Disastronaut + Guests playing a 

hyper party mix of dancehall,

electro, rock, dubstep, 

jungle & indie.

7pm-4am. 

The Dogstar,

Coldharbour Lane,

SW9 (020-7733 7515)

free before 10pm, £5 after.

watch here: 

http://www.youtube.com/user/BATTLEJAM

JFB

In recent years the art of turntablism has spun off in myriad new directions, with techniques such as video scratching and instant sample creation representing a dramatic sea-change for the discipline. Few artists have been further to the fore of these fresh developments than Brighton's JFB, a scratch DJ and party starter extraordinaire who won the UK DMC Championship in 2007. 

Catch him alongside regular collaborator Beardyman at one of their legendary Battlejam events, and you'll bear witness to spectacular improvisational skills melded to ultra-cutting edge technology. When Beardy drops a rhyme, it can be instantly sampled and scratched into new forms by the DJ, who's also capable of throwing random crowd banter, smatterings of live musicianship and even video footage of the audience into the mix. 

Yet unlike many turntablists, JFB also knows when to stop beatjuggling and start dropping bombs - ultimately, it's all about making the people dance. Many of the tunes you'll hear him spin will be his own recordings on labels like Sludge, Hospital or One Eye Records. This is an artist who's fully immersed in bass culture, and just as happy spinning hip-hop or jungle as he is breakbeat and dubstep. Allow him free reign to do his thing with a full range of equipment at his command, and the results will be utterly groundbreaking, but set him loose on two turntables and a decent scratch mixer, and the boy will set about producing results that are just as jaw-dropping.

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Audio Sushi Track of the Day : Attica Blues - Abstract Original (Deep South Mix) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VRSo4RmSvms

Audio Sushi Track of the Day : Attica Blues - Abstract Original (Deep South Mix)

a Mo Wax favourite of ours from 1994.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Attica_Blues

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AUDIO SUSHI MOBILE 1 million APP downloads and counting! www.audiosushimob.com

Audio Sushi Mobile, a privately held software company based in
Barcelona Spain. We specialize in developing custom music applications
for mobile platforms including iPhone™, iPad™ and Android™.

www.audiosushimob.com

In less than a year, Audio Sushi Mobile has become a leading developer
of music applications for mobile devices. Our Apps have been
downloaded by more than 1 million music fans worldwide since we
launched our first App. We reach over 120,000 new music fans every
month with our Apps.

We focus in building the next generation interactive music experiences
for mobile platforms such as the iPhone, Android, and the iPad and we
work closely with artists, labels and promoters to bring great music
content to a worldwide mobile audience.

These are some of the features of our applications:

NEWS / FEEDS:
- RSS intergration
- JSON integration
- jQuery/Ajax support

EVENTS / SHOWS:
- Geolocation / Maps
- Ticketmaster integration

PICTURES:
- Coverflow view
- Interaction with Camera Roll

AUDIO:
- Local and remote audio embeded
- Podcasts integration

VIDEO:
- Local and remote video embeded
- Full screen mode
- Youtube/Vimeo/HTML5 integration

SOCIAL:
- Facebook/Twitter/Lastfm/wikipedia integration
- Facebook connect

M-COMMERCE:
- Interaction with iTunes
- Paypal integration
- Amazon, Beatport,...

CATALOG / DATABASES
- MySQL integration
- Local database

CAMERA:
- Interaction with device's camera
- Video recording

PUSH:
- Instant messages (even if the app is not running)

MAIL:
- Interaction with Mail

I attach you links to download our latest applications for Two Door
Cinema Club, Razzmatazz and Dani Martin.

TWO DOOR CINEMA CLUB: Download: App Store

RAZZMATAZZ CLUBS: Download (iPhone version): App Store / Download
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DANI MARTIN: Download: App Store

If you are interested or want to discuss anything, don't hesitate to
contact us, we can give you an estimate adapted to your needs.

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Audio Sushi Track of the Day: deadmau5 - Sofi Needs a Ladder http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gDndZn0YPdI

Audio Sushi Track of the Day: deadmau5 - Sofi Needs a Ladder

Joel Zimmerman doesn’t like being called a DJ. The 28-year-old dance music phenomenon from Toronto, better known as deadmau5, rolls his eyes at the description, which he sees as a hopelessly outdated way of describing what he does. His sets are closer to live performances. He plays mostly his own material, assembling tracks on the fly, using cutting edge computer technology, including software he’s helped write himself. “There are no CDs involved,” he explains. “It’s a technological orgy up there and I try and keep it more my music than anyone else’s. If people come out to see deadmau5 I want them to hear deadmau5 music.”

It’s an approach that’s catapulted deadmau5 into dance music’s A-list. It’s no exaggeration to say that he’s the most exciting name in clubland right now. Over the last four years he’s released a string of club hits, starting with the trance-house hybrid Faxing Berlin in 2006. It was followed by the euphoric filtered keys of Ghosts N Stuff in 2008.

In May 2009 deadmau5 charted in the UK singles chart, reaching Number 14 with the lush atmospherics of I Remember, his collaboration with American producer Kaskade. Later in October 2009, Zimmerman released his 2nd artist compilation album, For Lack Of A Better Name, which brought together the best of his single releases from the previous 12 months. It’s not hard to see why the pulsing dance groove of Hi Friend! featuring MC Flipside and FML’s military percussion and hard-hitting bass hook continue to fill dancefloors around the globe. The first single was a new version of Ghosts N Stuff, featuring vocals from Rob Swire, one half of drum’n’bass/rock fusionists Pendulum. It’s electrifying stuff and reached No. 12 in the UK charts.

This year has seen no drop off in his relentless work schedule. In February he performed at the 2010 Winter Olympic Games in Vancouver 2010 during the live medal presentations. In March, he was nominated for four International Dance Music Awards, and won a further three, including Best Artist (Solo) and Best American DJ. In April he won Dance Recording of the Year, for "For Lack of a Better Name" at the Juno Awards

One of the biggest events on his calendar this year was in May when he sold out three dates at O2 Academy Brixton. He went on to sell out Glasgow, Hull and Liverpool, by far his biggest tour to date. Fans attending the shows were treated to the visual orgy of his new stage show, and of course, the unveiling of his highly anticipated L.E.D ‘mau5ehead’. Like a mutant rodent Frankenstein, it had finally been given life!

In June, Beatport announced the winners of their annual Beatport Music Awards, awarding deadmau5 Best Electro House Artist, Best Progressive House Artist, and "most influential, relevant and forward-thinking person in electronic music over the past 12 months." deadmau5 also performed live at the Electric Daisy Carnival 's Kinetic Fields section in Exposition Park, Los Angeles

This summer deadmau5 makes his main stage UK festival debut at Creamfields on Saturday 28th August Bank Holiday weekend. And was also featured as an exclusive resident for Cream @ Amnesia in Ibiza performing every Thursday until 23rd September

Ever expanding his horizons deadmau5 will also be a playable avatar within the forthcoming DJ Hero 2 video game being released in October. Plus MTV got deadmau5 in to serve as the house artist for the “2010 Video Music Awards” that aired live from Nokia Theatre in Los Angeles on Sunday, September 12, 2010

Hard to believe then that four years ago, Zimmerman was all but unknown. He grew up in Niagara Falls, Ontario, 75 miles south east of Toronto. As a kid he was obsessed with computers. When he was 15 he started making chip tunes. “They’re musical compositions made using the chips from old computers,” he explains. Fellow chip tune alumni include Jesse Keeler from MSTRKRFT, while hipster duo Crystal Castles are heavily influenced by the scene. When Zimmerman was 18, his chip tunes attracted the attention of the nu metal musicians in Los Angeles. At the time, artists such as Marilyn Mason were exploring a more electronic sound. Zimmerman ended up contributing to Mötley Crüe drummer Tommy Lee’s 1999 rap metal album Methods Of Mayhem. Ten years later they remain friends as well as collaborators; last year they released two electro house singles — Chicken and Redic — under the name W.T.F.?

Around the same time, Zimmerman became involved with a dance music radio show in Niagara Falls called The Party Revolution. It was a low-budget affair run by the local dance music record shop, Electrified Records. “Back then, cutting edge dance music in Niagara Falls meant Babylon Zoo,” he laughs. His job was “technical whizz kid”. In other words, he was the one who knew how to use a computer. “All those guys were interested in was recording two turntables onto a computer and burning off a CD so they could send it the radio station,” he explains. “I over took them when it came to technology. I learnt about digital audio and making music on computers, new editing techniques. Every new bit of technology that was released to do with making music, I was on top of it, while they were still dinosauring it out playing on turntables.”

Zimmerman is still a technical whiz kid. While he was earning his dance music stripes, he worked as a web developer. Together with long-term collaborator Steve Duda, a programmer and studio engineer from Los Angeles whose CV includes Nine Inch Nails, Zimmerman writes music making software, including one of the programs he uses in his live show; he describes it as “like a drum sequencer and sample player on crack”. From 2006 to 2007 he worked for Image Line, the Belgian company behind the Fruity Loops virtual studio program, now know as FL Studios. Add to which, he helped write an iPhone app called Touch Mix, which allows you to mix tracks on your mobile. He’s not at the cutting edge of music technology so much as creating it.

However, in the early ’00s, when he tried to convince local recording studios that they needed to embrace computers, no one was interested. “They had an old school approach to recording music. I was telling them, You’ve got to get a PC. But the mullets as I call them, the proper studio engineers, were really in denial about that kind of thing. It was rocket science to them. They didn’t get it.” Zimmerman did. Eventually he managed to convince a small studio in Toronto to let him install new technology and he helped record numerous local bands.

Zimmerman says that his dream at the time was to be a producer, working on other people’s music. He wrote his own material, “IDM (intelligent dance music) like Aphex Twin, that kind of thing”, but it was more a hobby, “just very obscurely in the background, nothing to do with the kind of thing I make now.”

His first proper release in 2006 started out as a joke. It was called This Is The Hook, written together with Steve Duda, under the name B.S.O.D. (which stands for ‘blue screen of death’, computer jargon for the Windows error message). They took a house beat and added a digitized voice explaining what was happening. They were taking the piss out of how formulaic house can be and they thought it was hilarious. What they hadn’t counted on was it going to Number 1 in online record store Beatport’s chart.

They decided to write more B.S.O.D. material, not least because as Zimmerman candidly explains: “It was at a time when I was pretty financially strapped. I was earning $1000 a month. My rent alone was $800. Money was pretty tight. We were like, if we can make some money doing this, we should play along with it.” They made a whole B.S.O.D. album and remixed Hurt by Christina Aguilera, but the money ran out and Duda had to return to LA. “We may do some more B.S.O.D. stuff in the future,” says Zimmerman. “And we’re still working on software together.

One of the first things Zimmerman wrote after Duda left was Faxing Berlin. He released it under the moniker deadmau5, using the same name as his one-man web developing business, which was itself named after a dead mouse he found in his computer one day (the unusual alphanumeric spelling is so it can function as a user name for online chat-rooms). He sent Faxing Berlin to British DJ Chris Lake, who passed it to Pete Tong, who played it on his Radio 1 show. The subsequent exposure turned it into one of the biggest records of 2007. The clever fusion of trance chords and house beat spawned a series of imitators. “It was quite a buzz to know that I’d influenced the course of dance music,” says Zimmerman with a smile.

Tracks such as Not Exactly, Sex Lies And Audiotape and The Reward Is Cheese followed. 2008 deadmau5 was the biggest selling artist on Beatport. However, Zimmerman’s next masterstroke was to do with his image. Part of the deadmau5 logo was a grinning mouse head with oversized ears. He decided to turn it into a mask. He contacted a firm in Toronto who made props for films, who agreed to build it. The first time he wore it at a club in Halifax, Nova Scotia, the audience were stunned. “I remember putting it on and looking out of the visor and seeing everyone in utter bewilderment,” he says. “They were like, Who is this guy? Is he for real? But they warmed up to it real fast. When the lights came on in the helmet and they started blinking to the beat, the place went crazy.” It was a stroke of genius. Dance music is often accused of lacking a sense of theatre. Not Zimmerman. There are shades of Daft Punk about the deadmau5 head.

He tells a story about wearing a crystal encrusted variant of the mouse head to the a Grammy Awards ceremony, where he was nominated for Best Remixed Recording for his version of The Longest Road by Californian house producer Morgan Page. “Even though no one knew who I was, as I was walking up the red carpet, all these reporters and TV crews were stopping me. In the end I actually missed the award because it took so long. Although it didn’t matter because sadly I didn’t win.”

No Grammy just yet, then, but you wouldn’t bet against him winning one in the future. deadmau5 on a dizzying upward trajectory. Dance music just got very exciting again.

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PIXEL FIST "OUR SOUND" LP LAUNCH AUDIO SUSHI DOGSTAR BRIXTON SATURDAY 13th NOVEMBER

PIXEL FIST "OUR SOUND" LP LAUNCH THIS SATURDAY 13th SEPTEMBER 2010 at the DOGSTAR BRIXTON 389 Coldharbour Lane SW9 London SW9 020 7733 7515   9pm-4am £5 after 10pm free list: JLR@audiosushi.com We're so pleased to issue an Epic Dubstep/D&B Supergroup Alert! and they're coming to rock the Dogstar this Saturday Pixel Fist (feat. Audio, Mackie, Lorne & Stapleton MC) [Rocstar] Mistah Sinclair DJ Bandit and Disastronaut [Mute, Worldwide] all in a tiny club on a Brixton side street. Nights like this are super rare Get in before 10pm and its free! www.myspace.com/pixelfist09 soundcloud.com/pixel-fist www.youtube.com/watch?v=cyy91lDl7iA www.soundcloud.com/vent/pixel-fist-horible-vent-remix-clip streaming live from: www.awdio.com/sources/132/Dogstar

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Jeffrey Audio Sushi Chart Fix / Track listings November 9th, 2010

Jeffrey Audio Sushi Chart Fix  / Track listings November 9th, 2010

01 Pixel Fist 'Horrible' Audio and Vent remixes {PROMO} [ROCSTAR}
02 Richard Norris "New Masters Volume 2 - Presents The Time And Space
Machine" [Nang]
03 :Kinema: "My Beautiful Machines" [Hot Pockets]  12 minute live
disco Drop Out Orchestra remix
04 Bag Raiders "way Back Home" [Modular]
05 Mobroder "The Rush" the Remixes [Scion A/V]
06 Damian Marley & NAS "As We Enter" (Breakdown Remix)
07 Don Diablo ft. Dragonette - Animale [Sony]
08 Daft Punk "Derezzed" [Virgin]
09 KRAAK & SMAAK - DYNAMITE - JALAPENO RECORDS
10 Masai - Heretic / One - Mainframe Recordings
11 Blakula "Permanent Midnight (The Library Versions Vol 1)" [Bear Funk]
12 Jungle Brothers EP 'Intiman Remixes' (Beat Pressure
13 DJ Fresh & Sigma ft Koko - "Lassitude" - Breakbeat Kaos
14 Excision & Downlink | 'Heavy Artillery' | EX7
15 Etienne De Crecy "No Brain" [Pixedelic]
16 Lifecycle 'The Altruist Cookbook EP' [Richochet]
17 Ges-e & Osmani Soundz 'The Calling' Remixes
18 Kele "On the Lam" [Wichita]
19 Underworld "Bird 1" [Coking Vinyl]
20 Shy FX — Raver (Breakage Remx) Digital Soundboy
21 Katy B "Lights On (feat. Ms Dynamite)" [Rinse]
22 Muzikal Yooth feat The Green Door Kids [Optimo Music]
23 Uffie "Difficult" [Ed Banger]
24 Bob Holroyd "African Drug" four tet remix [Phonica]
25 MARK RONSON - SOMEBODY TO LOVE ME [COLUMBIA]

Jeffrey Audio Sushi
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Audio Sushi track of the day: x ray spex - world turned dayglo http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rSrOJ1ig6tI

Audio Sushi track of the day: x ray spex - world turned dayglo

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