Thought I’d give you a sneak preview of a remix I’ve been working for Jimmy Screech’s forthcoming “Divine” single.
The full vocal version will be hitting the stores in the summer but for now you can wind up your waste to the rattling drums and scattering steel-pans of my Divine Rhythm.
And here’s a last minute reminder about tonight’s FREE session at 93 Feet East if you’re in the Brick Lane vicinity.
I’m going three the hard way with the gigs this weekend starting with yet another trip up the M40 to meet the Skylarkin crew at Oxford’s Cellar on Friday, a brief stop over on the Count’s couch then I’ll be manning the decks bleary eyed back in London for our biggest session yet at The Big Chill House. Sunday, if I can peel myself out of bed, The Disco Shed will be taking over The Big Chill Bar on Brick Lane to celebrate head of shed Peepshow Paddy’s birthday, that’s of course if he’s allowed out to play having just done in his collar bone – we promise not to play too rough this time Mrs Paddy.
As cryptic as this might sound, I can’t leave you without simply saying, Indian Queens. I can’t say any more than that for now so I’ll just say it again – Indian Queens.
Spotted this old chestnut whilst spending a penny in the Hootenanny toilets last Friday and thought it deserved a wider audience.
Now don’t get me wrong, I’m always game for a bit of piss-taking but personally I’d have checked to see if there actually was a “proper turntable” or even “some records” in the photo before writing my witty take-down. Not only are there in fact two of each on display but ironically if I wasn’t playing records, there probably wouldn’t have been half as many skipping tracks on Friday night. A wicked session despite the hiccups, in fact almost as good as the detail on that arrow going through my head – bravo.
You may have noticed I like to confuse people with a smörgåsbord of pseudonyms, myspace pages and “career” moves so here comes another.
Having recently set up a soundcloud page I thought I’d give mixcloud a blast, obviously you can access these mixes from my dj page here already but now you can leave comments, make me look popular and press that little heart button to let the world know how much you love each mix, or not if you think they suck. So far I’ve only put up my Mystery Mix from last year but there will be more going up each week and I’ll try and track down some which are missing from here.
There’s a new mix in the pipeline too, with a Jersey theme in honour of (and to be handed out at) my gig in St Hellier with The Fuzzbox boys next month.
By the way what are you doing this weekend? Nothing? Well in that case get your sorry arses down to Brixton on Friday night for a FREE reggae session at the Hootenanny with Pama Intl playing live and I’ll be manning the decks into the small hours. Like I said it’s free, so no excuses.
I may have been a little hasty when I said Premier was playing tonight, looking at the lineup it’s just Dj Marky headlining but I think it’d be hard to dispute that Marky, MC Wrec, Dj Yoda, Scratch Perverts and of course me, all packed into room 1 at Fabric is a pretty tasty lineup. As ever I’ll be on 10 til 12 warming up the system for the early doors brigade with some bass heavy bangers.
I’ll be taking my first overseas trip of the year next month (does the channel count as overseas?) with a trip to Jersey on the 27th. Playing alongside the Fuzzbox crew at Urban Aristocracy in St Hellier.
On the recording front I’m on the case with another remix for Jimmy screech who rocked Skylarkin the other night, and there’s a been a few whispers of a collaboration in the coming months. I’ve also just finished a new dub for Pama Intl which will hopefully wind up on the flip of their next 7″ due to drop in a month or so, a sneaky peek follows…
Pama Intl Meets Wrongtom “Eq & Dubbing For All (snippet)” by wrongtom