9th June 2010, 15:58
Ez Subverts.
The Profanebeatz.com shop is now live!
Click Shop on the left hand menu anywhere on the website and gain access to the Wrekanise Recordings & Digital Wreka catalogues on CD or MP3. And to kick off the shop opening, my CD titled Illisauga has FREE shipping worldwide till the end of June. The CD is $8 CDN (roughly £5.25, â¬6.35, or $7.50 USD) and comes with an instant MP3 download of the EP. Grab it here. Beats for the summer.
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1. Stoned Love
2. Ever Since (Illisauga v.ersion)
3. Something Holdin' Me Back ( v.808 )
4. Poisonous Swordz
5. Illegal
Profane 'Illisauga' review by Khal
Back like he stole something is the mighty Profane with a fresh five-tracker. If you can find an intro for any project that can top the sunrise-soundtrack that is "Stoned Love", bring it on. Those string-lead stabs pair perfectly with some boastful horns, all falling atop some drumfunk-y Drum & Bass breakbeat pressure, sure to be the intro track to any forward-thinking DJ's set. We get a re-touch on his "Ever Since" cut, which takes us on a bass-driven trek through some blaxploitation-era city streets. Sounds like the theme music for a modern day vigilante. The "v.808" re-rub of "Something Holdin' Me Back" maintains the original's throwback sound, while tightening up on other areas â all the while keeping you in that state of sullen paranoia. "Poisonous Swordz" thrives on a hybrid sound, combining pulsating beats with 'Fane's intoxicating use of vocal loops and a sick guitar snippet. Rounding things out is the heavy amen-pressure of "Illegal", which will satisfy ANY fan of DnB's most endearing sound. The Illisauga EP is Profane's signature blend of Hip-Hop-soaked sample usage alongside breakneck beats, and should be a proper showcase for anyone who is looking for those dusty but digital riddims and finding nothing but cookie-cutter cornucopiaâs of corny fodder in their record shops. Do yourself a favor and buy two copies: one for personal use, and another as a treat to an unsuspecting friend.
Grab it here.
Peace!
Dan Profane.
The Profanebeatz.com shop is now live!
Click Shop on the left hand menu anywhere on the website and gain access to the Wrekanise Recordings & Digital Wreka catalogues on CD or MP3. And to kick off the shop opening, my CD titled Illisauga has FREE shipping worldwide till the end of June. The CD is $8 CDN (roughly £5.25, â¬6.35, or $7.50 USD) and comes with an instant MP3 download of the EP. Grab it here. Beats for the summer.
1. Stoned Love
2. Ever Since (Illisauga v.ersion)
3. Something Holdin' Me Back ( v.808 )
4. Poisonous Swordz
5. Illegal
Profane 'Illisauga' review by Khal
Back like he stole something is the mighty Profane with a fresh five-tracker. If you can find an intro for any project that can top the sunrise-soundtrack that is "Stoned Love", bring it on. Those string-lead stabs pair perfectly with some boastful horns, all falling atop some drumfunk-y Drum & Bass breakbeat pressure, sure to be the intro track to any forward-thinking DJ's set. We get a re-touch on his "Ever Since" cut, which takes us on a bass-driven trek through some blaxploitation-era city streets. Sounds like the theme music for a modern day vigilante. The "v.808" re-rub of "Something Holdin' Me Back" maintains the original's throwback sound, while tightening up on other areas â all the while keeping you in that state of sullen paranoia. "Poisonous Swordz" thrives on a hybrid sound, combining pulsating beats with 'Fane's intoxicating use of vocal loops and a sick guitar snippet. Rounding things out is the heavy amen-pressure of "Illegal", which will satisfy ANY fan of DnB's most endearing sound. The Illisauga EP is Profane's signature blend of Hip-Hop-soaked sample usage alongside breakneck beats, and should be a proper showcase for anyone who is looking for those dusty but digital riddims and finding nothing but cookie-cutter cornucopiaâs of corny fodder in their record shops. Do yourself a favor and buy two copies: one for personal use, and another as a treat to an unsuspecting friend.
Grab it here.
Peace!
Dan Profane.