Kingdom is one of the best up and coming bass music producers in America at the moment with multiple releases under his belt including releases on the much lauded Night Slugs imprint.

His most recent EP Dreama showcases some of his darkest work to date and this darkness shines through in the two hour mix, taking you through some of the  darkest elements of techno, grime, UK funky and house intricately spliced with elements of R & B, hip hop, ghetto tech and footwork in a truly unique fashion.

Check out an interview we did with Kingdom on the night here .

The next Mixed Bizness event is a collaboration with Vitamins at La Cheetah club with Ben UFO & Mosca.

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Matthew Sweeney from Radio Magnetic and I Hate Fun caught up with hotly tipped LA producer Kingdom on the eve of his debut Glasgow performance at the tail end of his recent UK tour. They discuss the state of the American bass music scene, his new label Fade to Mind and his ongoing relationship with the much lauded UK label Night Slugs.

We recorded Kingdom’s DJ set on the night and you can listen to it here.

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Listen online, stream and download the Smirnoff Nightlife Exchange podcast on Radio Magnetic.

On Saturday 27 November 2010, the best of Miami’s nightlife landed in London as 14 countries around the world swapped nights for The Smirnoff Nightlife Exchange Project. Here’s an exclusive podcast featuring Zane Lowe from the unforgettable experience at The Troxy in London!

Visit facebook.com/SmirnoffGB to check out more exclusive content from the night and to find out how you could BE THERE at future one-of-a-kind Smirnoff events.

Smirnoff should be enjoyed responsibly.  For more information please visit DrinkAware.co.uk.

You must be over 18 to join the Smirnoff group on Facebook®.

Watch the videos and listen to podcasts of interviews we’ve produced in the 5 Minutes In Edinburgh… series.

We spoke to the cult cartoonist David Shrigley at the Edinburgh Book Festival 2010. At the festival, David was promoting and presenting a talk on his latest collection of art and drawings, What the Hell Are You Doing?. Here the quite unique artist talks about the new book, his experiences of Edinburgh, some of his favourite music and life as an artist.

Watch the video above and listen to the slightly longer podcast on the player below that. You can watch the other videos in this series at radiomagnetic.com/5mins and next up in the series, Mighty Boosh actor and madcap stand-up comedian, Rich Fulcher.

This video was produced for This Is My Edinburgh by Inner Ear.

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After one year out , Rasef returns to his spiritual home in the studio at Radio Magnetic, where the nucleus for his Eruption Records was born.

Watch the videos and listen to podcasts of interviews we’ve produced in the 5 Minutes In Edinburgh… series. We spoke to the legendary Mancunian punk poet, John Cooper Clarke when he was in Scotland’s capital performing a string of dates at the E4 Udderbelly.

A massively influential figure for many contemporary bands and songwriters, here John Cooper Clarke, the self-described, name behind the hairstyle, chats about his current show, past experiences of visiting Edinburgh and standing in for Jarvis Cocker on BBC 6 Music.

Watch the video above and listen to the slightly longer podcast on the player below that. You can watch the other videos in this series at radiomagnetic.com/5mins and next up in the series, the award winning surrealist cartoonist, David Shrigley.

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Watch the videos and listen to podcasts of interviews we’ve produced in the 5 Minutes In Edinburgh… series. First up, Clarke Peters, perhaps better known as Lester from The Wire and the author of Five Guys Named Moe.

Radio Magnetic’s old timer Dougal Perman invites you to listen online to his show Magnetism in an episode which takes a customary wander through a field sewn with strange and varied fruit.

New tracks by Magnetic Man (we like their name and love their music), DJ Fresh, Maps & Atlases and Squarepusher feature amongst other recent, and not quite forgotten gems. The image, by the way, is a result of concocting the show name from some of the tracks played. It’s borrowed from the curiously interesting Strange Vehicles website.

Tracklist

1. Magnetic Man ft. Katy B – Perfect Stranger
2. DJ Fresh – Factory
3. School of Seven Bells – Half Asleep (Lusine Remix) – Ghostly International
4. Maps & Atlases – Solid Ground – Fat Cat
5. Elliot Smith – Between The Bars – Domino
6. Best Coast – Boyfriend – Witchita
7. of Montreal – Coquet Coquette – Polyvinyl
8. Cars & Trains – Asleep on a Train – Fake Four Inc.
9. She, Sir – Lemongrass – She Sir
10. Eskmo – Come Back – Ninja Tune
11. Squarepusher – Cryptic Motion – Warp
12. Jackpot – Ragazza – Permanent Vacation

The second episode in the summer 2010 series of Magnetism captures the mood of music from around the world, including a Radio Magnetic classic from right back in the early days, from Omar Feruk Tekbelik, via Hefner, plus recent cuts from London’s Last Japan, Roots Manuva and Rodney P guesting on France’s Flore. A Scottish remix of an Italian tune on an Australian label compliments new electronic beats from Scotland alongside a Welsh-Brazilian collaboration. Finally, soothing songs from Iceland give way to enigmatic stories from the USA.

Tracklist

1. Asthmatic Astronaut – So we had to do the Crunk Test – Asthmatic Astronaut
2. Roots Manuva & Wrongtom – Jah Warriors – Big Dada
3. Flore ft. Rodney P – Get It In, Get It On (DJ Version) – Botchit & Scarper
4. Kidkanevil – MEGAJOY (TOKIMONSTA UNSOUND BLISS MIX) – First Word Records
5. Omar Faruk Tekbilek – Shashkin (Hefner Remix) – Gut
6. Mario Basanov – Do You Remember (The Revenge Drama Mix) – Future Classic
7. Nanou (Water Lilly & Love Motel) – Dernière Cigarette – Mental Groove
8. Last Japan – Reverse This (Original) – Southern Fried
9. Gruff Rhys and Tony Da Gatorra – In A House With No Mirrors (You’ll Never Get Old)
10. Hatikvah – Daedalus – Soma
11. Ólöf Arnalds – Innundir Skinni – One Little Indian
12. Laurie Anderson – Sharkey’s Night – Warner Bros.