Monday, August 04, 2008
Okay, I'm going to be the first one here to say this...Is it just me or is Tribal House making a come back (or at least 'elements' of Tribal House, not the whole kit and kaboodle thank god)? Bongos, Congas and African Chants etc etc all seem to be featuring much more frequently in House and Techno than ever before...anyone care to agree/disagree?
And Damn, am I in a Bongo mood today! Something about the sun being out just releases my inner 'Arrested-Development' side! After posting these I'm off to Brixton Village to buy some incense and maybe some 'skins'....
First up is old boy DJ Gregory with a nice slow builder, the track features car horns and strings that sound like they were lifted from 'A Clockwork Orange'. I could imagine this working well as a set opener or even a backing for some kind of blend.
DJ Gregory - Traffic
Lastly is a track I am really liking, Abonne takes a wicked vocal loop and sticks in on top of a nice bassy, percussive groove. I really like the huge Style of Eye-ish trumpet blasts and I hope to hear this one super loud at around 6am in the morning.
Abonne - Voodoo Child
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Agree 100% But i kinda like it! Sambatechno is nice! :)
so giving something back for one of my fav blogs.
http://www.speedyshare.com/295616400.html
Mad Mike - Heartbeat of a groove.
from 98. peace!
yes, of course do u not remember the mid 90s tribal house period!its the antichrist of the electro movement...!
sorry its mr annonymous again, but dont u find it depressing that although the styles change the cycle continues so like bali funk stuff u introduced was unique and was basically hip house, but u now no that we re all going down the same predictable path..? something similiar to disco house like daft punk will be after tribal, followed by funky, then back to electro,with the same for trance and techno etc i suppose it will seperate the true djs from the shitty ones ....
whoa thats fucking crazy
look:
http://dot-alt.blogspot.com/2008/08/tribal-house.html
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