Returning from performing at the Seattle International Childrens Festival and Vancouver International Bhangra Competition, Tigerstyle bring you BASS that will give your speakers a good workout!!

Enjoy.

Tracklist

1. Mika Singh & Pritam – Dhinka Chika
2. M.I.A. – Bird Flu
3. Sona & Ram Sampath – Bedardi Raja (Grind mix, by Tigerstyle)
4. Rusko – Every Day (Netsky remix)
5. Raxstar & June 25th – Dalsim
6. Tittsworth & Alvin Risk – La Campana (ft Maluca)
7. So Shifty – Lift Up Dat (Shark Slayer Remix)
8. Pritam – Parda (Tigerstyle unofficial remix)
9. John Roman – Sala
10. Tigerstyle & Bindrakhia – Mirza Sahiba
11. Freear & Ekaj – Gizmostomp (Snarophobe remix)
12. Lehmber – Bhoot Aaya (Dub Sharma Remix)
13. Kumarachi – Chasing Ghosts
14. Aquasky – Take Me There (Cutline Remix)
15. Submerse – One For You
16. Naz – Saawariya
17. 2D – Definition Of

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Tigerstyle bring you more musical mayhem this month with some crazy breaks and basslines from the the Asian and Electronic music scene.

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Tracklist

1. Engine Earz Experiment – Chalte Chalte
2. Karton – Girl With Vertigo
3. Diljit – Lak 28
4. Bandish Projekt – Folk Tronic
5. KanDman – NachKe Vekha
6. Private Soundsystem – Bashy Bashy
7. Buraka Som Sistema -  Hangover (BaBaBa)
8. Da Endz – R U Really? (Tigerstyle Remix)
9. Masala – As One (Tom Encore Remix)
10. Skepta ft Shizzio & Chipmunk – Asian Girls
11. Jazzsteppa & Foreign Beggars – Raising The Bar (Nuphlo Remix)
12. Liquid Stranger – Brown Skin Beauty (Astro Abduction Remix)
13. 2D – Give A Little Love
14. Afro Whitey – Ridin (Ed Solo VIP Remix)
15. Dharamvir Thandi & Miss Pooja – Touch
16. Blitzkrieg ft Nikitta Angus – Way I Shine (Tigerstyle Remix)
17. Tigerstyle ft Surinder Shinda – Heer Di Kali (pt 1)

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The Phuturelabs collective return for their 6th experiment, with loud ringing still prominent in their eardrums from the weekends Electric Frog Street Carnival, the boys bring you 80 minutes of top quality house, techno, electro, dubstep, drum n bass and everything in between to try and sooth the hangover and prepare you for another weekend’s madness.

Phuturelabs return to Radio Magnetic for Experiment 5. The first of the summer shows proves a handful with a whole host of technical disasters.

Undeterred the boys eventually triumph, getting the better of the technology and bring you 80 minutes of musical mayhem – ranging from techno and house to dubstep to electronica and IDM.

The Phuturelabs collective return for their fourth experiment, with the summer breeze in their sails the boys bring you a fine selection of techno, house, dubstep and electronica with a side dish of ambience and IDM. There’s also a couple of tasters for this weekend’s RockNess festival and Cliff takes up the 105BPM challenge. Pass the Pimms.

Saturday 8 May saw another Viewpoint Session at the grounds of Kelburn Castle home to the Kelburn Garden Party music festival. An fun evening was had featuring live sets and DJ sessions from Mungo’s Hi Fi, FOUND, Boom Monk Ben, Soom T, Astro Boy, DJ No Face, Skeleton Boy and the Radio Magnetic Soundsystem.

Check out the second DJ session from us recorded live at the event right here. More from the Viewpoint Sessions soon.

The next event takes place on Saturday 5 June and tickets are on sale now.

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Dirty Canvas fabric Room Three Takeover – 10^th July 2009

From humble beginnings in the Whitechapel Art Gallery, the Dirty Canvas club night has succinctly and surgically carved its own niche into London’s nightlife.

As the first club night to regularly feature grime music alongside dubstep, garage, bassline and hip hop, they stood as highly vocal pioneers throughout their shows at the heralded regal hollows of the Institute of Contemporary Arts. Since those days they’ve taken their hyper-wiggle formula to the dancefloors of London’s Cargo, Rhythm Factory and  93 Feet East before taking themselves further afield, cross promoting parties in Brighton and Bristol, with Plat Du Jour in Barcelona and taking over The Villa in Berlin back in April of this year.

Friday 10^th July sees Dirty Canvas welcomed with open arms into the freshly tweaked soundsystem space of FABRICLIVE’s Room Three. Bringing the proprietor of one of 2009’s most anticipated ‘musical’ dubstep album’s, Silkie, residents Reecha and DJ Magic have irked out one of the most varied bass music lineups you’ll see all month. Alongside Silkie, the Applepips affiliated Brackles will be bringing his sleek, tech infused, super quick mixing to the platters, alongside the dancehall tempered bass pressure of Mumdance and the eclectic selection prowess of Rinse FM’s own Alexander Nut. With MC Badness hosting, the vibe is sure to be on par.

Expect the unexpected.

FABRICLIVE: Friday 10^th July 2009
10pm-6am £13/£10(Students) before 3am, £6 after
Advance tickets: 0870 0600 100 or www.fabriclondon.com
**FABRICFIRST MEMBERS (+1 GUEST) ARE FREE IN JULY**

ROOM ONE:
Scratch Perverts, Foreign Beggars (LIVE), Ghislain Poirier & MC Zulu, Jackbeats, Patchwork Pirates

ROOM TWO:
DJ Hype, Grooverider, S.P.Y., Survival, Calyx, Jordan V, Macpherson
MCs IC3, SP:MC & AD

ROOM THREE: DIRTY CANVAS
Silkie, Brackles, Alexander Nut, Mumdance, Reecha & Magic
Hosted by MC Badness

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Toddla T is pictured here with Serocee (photo taken from his MySpace profile). His influences – that “clangy Sheffield electronic sound” first minted by Cabaret Voltaire; local speed garage variant, bassline; early Warp Records’ bleep techno – may be peculiarly South Yorkshire, but Britain hasn’t heard party music this raw and vibrant since early Basement Jaxx. “I was conscious people might find it a bit ‘aggro’,” says Toddla. “But when I DJ, there’s so many girls into it. It’s mad. I thought I made boy music, but no, luckily.”

Toddla played at Kinky Afro, at the Sub Club in Glasgow, in January 2008. His bumping bass headline set blends the beats and riddims that make this young man one of the DJs and producers of the moment.

He’s coming back to Kinky Afro on Friday 29th May 2009.

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What’s in Sheffield? I was only there once but it was pretty miserable, like always grey clouds and bus stops and mud puddles.

But, it does have some music history.. from 80′s synth pop – Heaven 17, Thompson Twins, and Cabaret Voltair to Autechre and now the Arctic Monkeyfaces.. but there’s some mad scene that’s been comin up there called niche – named after a nightclub that recently closed.. its kinda speed garage – sped up more and run through some dumb basslines! if you’ve been to UK in the last year – you’ve heard T2 – heartbroken-  a quintessential track from that scenes sound… its all about 140 bpms and has a 4/4 and pretty much bangs! my dudes Bok Bok and Manara (aka Faggatronix – that name kills me) just put it down with what’s what in the niche/bassline set right now..

Check em out (they are not from sheffield btw)

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Tracklist

1. Intro
2. Dj Murkz – Datz Me
3. Trc - Toybox
4. Cheeksta - Baby (t2 Remix)
5. Ej - U.f.o
6. Jtj - Love
7. Da Mighty Blaze - Trojan Warrior
8. Ts7 - Smile Ft Tonia
9. Paleface & Flukes – Salt Slugs
10. Dexplicit - Lifey
11. Trc - Best Things Ft Screama
12. Dj Murkz - Dark And Grey
13. Dj Q - Fear
14. Nitro - Its You
15. Dexplicit - Might Be Ft Gemma Fox
16. Ironsoul - You Liar
17. Merkury - My All
18. Zomby - Spliff Dub (mr Figz Remix)