Dug up quite the interesting track from Wongo the other day. Not his normal stuff here. It’s kind of deep, kind of dark, and very techno — all spruced up with a bit of fidget. I recognize samples from a cash register and those are just a couple of the many sounds that bounce their way throughout this track. Very awesome stuff!
Oliver Leigh smashed it on this next one. I love this kid’s percussion, and it goes without saying that he knows how to twist up a proper wobble. Furthermore, the stabbed out vocals are prime. Call up Captain Jack and get ready to jerk that body harder than Jamaican-cooked chicken! Woooo-weeeee! [Not entirely sure if this is an original or a remix? It came across with him as the artist and remixer.. ]
Biggun from the Mass Brothers up last to round out this post. I believe they’re from somewhere in southern California. Thanks to Jay Fidget for showing me the way on these dudes. Get ready for booming sidechain bass, dutch bloopers, and chop-o-matic vocals about “dem Nikes.” Really enjoying the melding of dutch sounds and big bass (like the recently posted tune from Bass N Whomps).
Sticky Damage is the collaborative venture between Oliver Leigh and Kid Filth. Oliver is quite the favorite here on CYV, and any song named “Trippin’ Balls” is definitely worth the listen! This track is a straight fidget acid trip, reminiscent of the intensity displayed in Geoff K’s Fluffy Pillow. The track begins with some choppy tech-house percussion, sprinkling in dirty female vocals until the big resonating grind sneaks its way in, only to be topped with some more dirty squelched-out wobbles. Ungh! Shit is just filthy!
And today’s special is: Beat Soup served with a fresh Bangeruette. We got some top-notch fidgetry here, from the home of the wonkiest pitch-bent house music you can get your hands on, South Africa. Baboon Tunes comes hard with great artists like Schenk, Oliver Leigh & Jeff Doubleu. They just released Jack of All Trades: Part 2 on June 7th, and oh boy is this some exciting stuff! I was at work when I happened upon the release, and I ended up listening to almost every single track on the Baboon Tunes Soundcloud. And hey, I’ll be honest, I really hadn’t heard of a bunch of these artists, but I assure you, Baboon Tunes is serving up some seriously jackin’ house music.
Unfortunately I don’t have anything but Soundcloud preview tracks here, but we may have some downloadable promos from the label in the future — so stay tuned and put on them listening ears for all these tracks!
