Artist: keith

Photo by Jeri Rafter [ Civil Music ] Even though Jim Coles has shifted from the turntablist works he produced under the name 2tall to the electronic music of current project Om Unit, there are interesting threads that run through his work. His beats still flow soulfully, his melodies are still lush, and the thick bass lines bubble and swagger. Perhaps [...]

Keith and Supabeatz serve up one hell of a remix on Modek 's latest 'By The Pool remix EP' The remix titled track 'Goose Offender' is pretty darn ferocious and thick in style. I think what makes this song so unique is the diverse range of off beat glitched up noises and 8-bit commonality. It pumps hard in a manic way and is capable of hyping almost anything through its high energy feel. Download Modek - Goose Offender (Keith & Supabeatz Remix) 192

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The Atlanta MC J-Coop is here with some newness for 2012, in the form of "Cream" Feat. Keith Charles Spacebar, Weedy Truth & Abib Jahleel. While Coop is widely unknown, the witty MC uses everyday tribulations and societal mishaps to express himself through this music. With amazing sample choices, and jazzy knocking beats, it's hard to even think about disliking Coop if you consider yourself a fan of honest, organic hip-hop. Look out for much more on Coop and his Thumbs Up team in the near future on RH. J-Coop: "CREAM" Feat. Keith Charles, [...]

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The weekend has landed and all that matters now is clubs, drugs, pubs and parties. You've got 48 hours off the 9-5, it's time to unbutton your hustle and breathe vigor back into life. Whether it be through losing your soul on the dance floor or grooving to it, we have your soundtrack covered. The EARMILK Weekend Selector, an exclusive guest mix series where we invite the latest budding talent from behind the booth to usher you through all the boozie and jam. From your morning bedside to tonight's evening social, your weekend selector is here to fill a void [...]

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The weekend has landed and all that matters now is clubs, drugs, pubs and parties. You've got 48 hours off the 9-5, it's time to unbutton your hustle and breathe vigor back into life. Whether it be through losing your soul on the dance floor or grooving to it, we have your soundtrack covered. The EARMILK Weekend [...]

[ Brainfeeder ] Of the Los Angeles beat scene, Teebs is perhaps the artist with the fastest rise to prominence. A long time associate of the Brainfeeder and My Hollow Drum camps, he has been honing his compositions into delicate mixtures of fractured beats and elegant melodies since his debut in 2009. After releasing atmospheric EPs and mixtapes, his debut album Ardour felt curiously sterile and overproduced when compared with [...]

Photo by Mads Perch This year saw the collaboration of two luminaries in the electronic and dance music world. Mark Pritchard has a long history in a wealth of projects, from Global Communication and Troubleman to his recent Harmonic 313 guise for Warp Records. Steve Spacek formed the trio Spacek with Ed Spacek and Morgan Spacek (now Morgan Zarate on Hyperdub) before moving on to solo releases under his own name such as Spaceshift , which featured J Dilla on one song. After both relocated to Australia and found themselves living near each other, they [...]

[ Monkeytown Records ] Modeselektor has made a career on producing an unexpected mash of sounds and styles. Anything goes with the duo: hip-hop, techno, acid, dubstep, R&B, reggae are all on display in their live sets, albums, and mixes. Their new label Monkeytown has been showcasing this eclectic look at electronic music starting with the wide ranging Modeselektion compilation late last [...]

Artwork by Benbo George [ Ninja Tune ] In a recent interview for Crack , Emika made an illuminating observation: "Something I'm quite interested to open up for discussion is what electronic music actually is, because I don't believe I make electronic music. I sing, and I record everything, lots of acoustic [...]

Artwork by Jonas Eriksson [Tru Thoughts] There has been a recent trend in electronic music albums towards eclecticism. There are two related reasons for this: One is quite obviously the pace at which music mutates and the music producers are continually exposed to, making it easy to understand why they might try to include a wide breadth of sounds on their [...]

Keith & Supabeatz one of my favourite DJ duo from Italy or world wide just drop their latest EP on Southern Fried Records called "No Pressure"! A three track package with their typical kind to mix down fresh and pumping beatz to funky synths. Especially track two and three which are "Every" and "So Excited" are just to dope! Check the following previews and grab their newest mixtape which contains a lot of really new and fresh tunes... Enjoy! ♫ Keith & Supabeatz - No Pressure EP Preview Get your copy [...]

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Image by Hrafnhildur Arnardottir [Frite Nite] Based in San Francisco, the Frite Nite collective is headed up by Salva, the producer who shot to popularity with his synergistic debut album, Complex Housing , earlier this year. The album melded together many of the emerging music styles in dance music, and that same synergy is prevalent on the collective's compilation, [...]

Image by Cassander Eeftinck Schattenkerk [Punch Drunk] Bristol continues to dominate the UK bass music sphere, with producer after producer coming out of the city with exciting new interpretations. One of the latest is Kahn, who burst on the scene with "Like We Used To," one of the better tracks of the early part of the year and a long favorite of mine. How does the young Sureskank collective [...]

[ Leaf ] While Roll The Dice's 2010 self-titled debut was heavily reminiscent of John Carpenter's pristine synthesizer-laden film scores as well as Emeralds' komische-leaning works, 2011 finds Malcolm Pardon and Peder Mannerfelt exploring the more unpredictable and gritty side of analog equipment. By eschewing the clean and pure sound of their earlier work, In Dust gains a warmer and more human [...]

Illustration by Dreampaint [ 50 Weapons ] Releasing on labels such as Hemlock, BPitch, Hessle, and Rush Hour, Cosmin TRG has been quickly building a catalog of decidedly left-field house and techno. At least it seems like it might be house and techno on the outside. A closer look at tracks from his [...]

Illustration by Pablo Jeffer Da Silva [Hyperdub] One need only look at Kevin Martin's shapeshifting musical history in bands like God, Ice, and Techno-Animal as well as his own alias The Bug, to understand how King Midas Sound so readily leaps between different sounds. Meshing various strands of dub and electronic influence, Martin, along with Hitomi and Roger Robinson, continually open themselves up to rethinking their own [...]

[ History Always Favours The Winners ] In my review of Intrigue & Stuff Vol. 1 , I noted that the more rhythmic, pop- and rock-influences might be shocking to followers of Leyland Kirby's previous work under his own name and as The Caretaker. While Vol. 2 feels more in line with previous efforts, Kirby provides yet another facet of beautiful noise exploration here. Comprised of three songs, two of which clock in at roughly 12 and [...]

[ Monkeytown Records ] Coming out of Shlohmo's Wedidit Collective will certainly have afforded eLan (born Elan Stouffer) a familiarity with not only emotive electronics, but an irreverent sense of melody and song composition. From the stuttering opening of "Alligator Snaps," one can easily understand why Modeselektor signed eLan to their Monkeytown label. Both artists have an affinity for happily coasting melodies juxtaposed with off-the-wall drum programming. With Alligator Snaps , [...]

Photo by Nadya Wasylko [ Steadfast ] Brendon Moeller is one producer whose name pops up rather often, in part because he's steadily releasing music in different sectors of electronic music under a variety of aliases. The hallmark of a Moeller production, though, is the deepness of dub, whether it's mixed into minimal techno, sprawling experimental pieces, or African-inspired jazz studies. [...]

Illustration by Marco Mazzoni [ Modern Love ] Techno has long been a kind of skeleton upon which producers hang their own idiosyncrasies. For some it's extreme minimalism; for others, it's shimmering waves of noise and texture. Miles Whittaker's particular love is seated in deep dub which he's as half of Pendle Coven and Demdike Stare, as well as under his [...]