Archive for November, 2011
Hey everyone!
Hubie Sounds is back on the interweb airwaves this Tuesday night. This time around Hubie will be presenting two solid hours of bass-heavy classics old and new – if it’s got a big bassline in it, Hubie will spin it! So expect to hear booty-bouncing classics from all sorts of genres:- dub, hip hop, breaks, house, jungle, tv theme tunes, the list goes on!
The Hubie Sounds Bass Music Special – Tuesday 22nd November @ 9pm UK time – live and direct on NSB Radio!
Don’t forget to come and say hello in the Chatroom!
This week I have a very special guest mix from Colombo showcasing his new album – Antiques Of the Future – coming out on the 9th of November on iBreaks. The man took some time out to answer some questions you wanted answered about his production background, his influences and what happened with BSD….
What is is his background in music and how does he seem to know the formula for making such dancefloor friendly music.
I´ve been writing music since 12 years ago, which has given me my current experience and background. Regarding the formula is quite easy, i just write the music i would like to hear as a party head
The album is really diverse in it’s vibes – when you sit down to write a tune, do you know what it’ll sound like at the end, or do you just go with whatever comes out at the time?
I normally have recurrent inspirational moments. Either if I’m watching TV, having a beer with my mates, or in pretty much any random moment I can get an idea which I normally develop in my mind, imagining a beginning, middle and end of the track, then I try to apply this idea in my studio as soon as i can jump in there, so yeah I guess you can say most of the times I know what I want of every track before I start writing it.
After 6 weeks off Will.d is back to mash it up with Damn Right & a9ent0ran9e.
Be sure to tune in & check out the madness that is Thank Phat Its Friday.
I am back with a new internet modem with full streaming power for the State of Breaks radio show! This week I started off with a new cheeky remix of The Lonely Island’s “The Golden Rule” by Bobby C Sound TV and delved in to the breaks and bass with tracks from the likes of Shy FX, Jem Stone, Jayl Funk, The Breakbeat Junkie, Cut la Roc, Far Too Loud, Curtis B and Elite Force. Also featured is my first release, a remix of Mick-E’s “Better Understanding.” You can grab it at any online music store. Hopefully I’ll see you next week with full streaming video.
Playlist:
—![The M Shift [231] with Special Guest Ben Shields](http://assets.podomatic.net/mymedia/thumb/1263795/460%3E_5295699.jpg "The M Shift [231] with Special Guest Ben Shields")
Good afternoon, all!
Hope you’re having a splendid week – particularly as Summer seems to finally be upon us (at least in Sydney, anyway!)
