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NotesIt’s all about a Riff
Django Django - Default (by djangodjango)
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=veq3ysb1nSA&feature=player_embedded
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M7gLpgaKyNo&feature=player_embedded
Just one of them groups I really like right now.
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la funk mob remix : top groove from 1994 :) (Taken with instagram)
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Got invited by Bonobo to play one of his nights in Paris in June. Feel honored and can’t wait to rock alongside so many of my homies there too. Jazzanova, Dorian Concept, Kutmah, Souleance and of course the man himself Bonobo.
http://www.facebook.com/events/210867875695967/
top line up. dont miss it if you’re around
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NotesMos Def - ‘Umi Says’ FaltyDL Edit (Dubplate)
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getting ready for Cirkus with a bit of everything, every size (Taken with instagram)
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some Daphni sh*t to drop on Friday.
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Jai Paul - Jasmine (demo)
what a feeling.. thanks to Disclosure and Mount Kimbie who shared it today.
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How dope is this! Aesop Rock is back.
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Anonymous asked: Hi DL. First off let me say that I really enjoy your music. Very forward-looking stuff. My question pertains to sample legislation. As a frequent sampler, making music in a genre with a strong history of sampling, how do the current laws impact your creative process? Do you change tracks because you couldn't clear samples? Do you find that you rely primarily on live gigs for a living because licensing fees are too severe? I'm an aspiring producer and am curious to hear your thoughts. thanks. -M
Hi Anonymous,
I love sampling. The first music that I got excited about - as a producer, was sample based music. In fact that was a genre name for...
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Réalisation d’un décor vidéo pour la compagnie de danse Diadée, côté technique le métro est modélisé sur quartz composer et contrôlé via Resolume,...
