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DJ Real Juicy over at White Folks Get Crunk just blasted us with this killer Bmore-Crunkish remix of Never Scared. Head over to their blog and show them some love.

(YSI) Bonecrusher & TI – Never Scared (DJ Juicy WFGC Remix)

French bass junkie K.Gol follows up his B-more excursions on ClekClekBoom and Bmore Original with a 3 track Bassline / Electro style release through Buuusted. You can pick it up here

he's also giving away his Green Bag EP full of 9 straight up B-more club bangers for free... here's a few choice cuts and a link to go grab it.

(YSI) K.Gol - AssBmore

(YSI) K.Gol - HoHoBang

(YSI) K.Gol - KungMoreClub

(YSI) K.Gol - Green Bag

(Zshare) K.Gol - The Green Bag EP

Anyone in the New York area this Friday would do well to check out the last Sub Swara of the year over at Love on 179 MacDougal Street @ 8th Street. Fort Knox 5 will be there to celebrate the release of their new funked up and bashy album Radio Free DC As will the whole Sub Swara massive - Dhruva, Sunder, Haj, Sharmaji and Juakali.



(YSI) Fort Knox 5 - Killa Sound Boy (Sub Swara Remix)

Also we just noticed this message on the Sub Swara Myspace blog... Buy it first thing tomorrow!

'The first volume of Coup d'Yah Remixes drops this Tuesday Dec. 2! Grab it from the Sub Swara online store and at all fine digital (this is a digital only release) retail stores like iTunes, Beatsource, Boomkat, Addictech and more.

This is one of 3 (potentially 4) volumes of Sub Swara remixes that are being released on Low Motion, and features Fort Knox 5 (Booty Funk DC stunnaz), Ghislain Poirier (Ragga Don of Montreal Bounce le Gros), Heyoka (SF glitch dubber) and DJ C (the Mashit Boston Bounce by way of Chicago kingpin) on remix detail.'

Think some bastard might have stolen Wednesday. Or one of those mid-week days that could quite easily be slipped into time's pocket and stowed away to create longer weeks for workers. This might be a good thing for those who already count down the days til the weekend, maybe you already noticed but just weren't willing to say anything. Either way I hope you're happy cos the week's been cut short and once again it's Friday. We didn't even tell you about last Friday's Radioclit gig in Birmingham.yet. Well that's probably blown it, there's far too much to look forwards to in a weekend to start reminiscing about what's already happened on previous ones so in brief.

(YSI) Bonde Do Role - Gasolina (Radioclit Remix)

To be honest, didn't actually manage to catch Radioclit. Who cares though whenRaffertie was taking care of the back room with a jump around, wave your hands in the air and spill your drinks every where like you just don't care type set. Sonically surfing from: Old Skool Rave; to Garage pitched up around the 146bpm mark; to the kind of Dubstep that makes you nod your head so hard you look like a constipated turkey; and into some jump up Jungle. Anybody who's heard his fantastic productions might already have some insight into his teeth clenchingly good blend of bonkers, basslines and bad man. For those who don't (and well okay for those who do still) here's his brand new remix of 'The Hive' by Rogue Element. Watch out though, this is like an attack by Cyborg Killer Bees with Chainsaws, in the best possible way.

(YSI) The Rogue Element - The Hive (Raffertie's S.W.A.R.M. Remix)

I have to admit I’m a little dubious as to how long the Cool Kids can carry off their sound. It’s a fine line between throwing away the boundaries on time and using 80s Hip-hop as an influence - to making old sounding shit. Also, a lot of their stuff kinda sounds like Ice T’s ‘6 In The Morning’ or Schooly D ‘Parkside’ but these artists had a far wider repertoire of styles and tracks back then. Don’t get me wrong, although this track is more of the same, it still bumps and I’m not sick of them yet… infact when I finally play this out I’m sure all doubts will be beaten down by that B-line… and they whistle on the track too… cool. Still I have a friend's rant fresh in my mind from last night's gig (of which more soon). "Why are all these kids trying to relive the 80s, I was there... it was f**kin' shit."

(YSI) Cool Kids - Pennies

(YSI) Ice T - 6 In The Morning

Washington DC DJ / Producer Tittsworth has just dropped a fine album of Baltimore style club bangers entitled Twelve Steps. The impressive guest spots are taken up by Santogold, Pase Rock, Kid Sister, Pitbull, Ninasky and Detroit Booty Bass legend DJ Assault.

Check out a Tittsworth mix including tracks from the album plus others from the likes of Say Wut, Blaqstar, Fake Blood, Chavy Boys, Lil Wayne and George Michael(?!)

Tittsworth – The John McCain Experience

Plus here’s the DJ Assault remix of ‘Broke Ass N*gga’ from the album.

(YSI) Tittsworth – Broke Ass N*gga (DJ Assault Remix)


Oh go on then and here’s a filthy classic from DJ Assault too… Warning XXX Rated!

(YSI) DJ Assault – Asses Jinglin

Keep an eye out for a new EP coming soon on Square Records from UK super Producer Milanese. With some classic previous releases on Warp and Planet Mu that have pushed the boundaries of what he terms ‘UK Bass Music,’ the new EP has a lot to live up to but early signs are good indeed.

Milanese has been working with South African rapper Ben Sharpa on tracks and at least one ‘Reload Beat’ has made it onto the EP. The track is a dark grinding, hop, glitch and jump type tune that wouldn’t sound out of place bumping out of a Mad Max vehicle. You can check it out on Milanese’s MySpace… trust me this is BIG.



I’ve heard one other collaboration called ‘Wonderful World’ up on Sharpa’s MySpace which is a lovely Industrial Grime track with a bounce like a turbo injected pogo stick on a brothel bed, but not sure if that’s going to be included on the Milanese EP or not.

Here’s an earlier Milanese track featuring Virus Syndicate that came out on Planet Mu

(YSI) Milanese & Virus Syndicate – You Can’t Remix

And a rockin’ 40 min mix from Milanese

Milanese – Electronic Explorations

And speaking of both Virus Syndicate and Planet Mu, look out for the Manchester Grime crew’s second album on the label ‘Sick Paye’ dropping some time next month.



But for now here’s a heavy little mix that the Syndicate’s producer MRK1 has cooked up featuring vocal duties from JSD.

MRK 1 & JSD (Virus Syndicate)