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CLUB CLUB - Retry
2009-06-26 07:45:00
I just realised that my last post got taken down so i thought i better throw it back up again but ill hide the mixtape tracklist in the comments section... I had some spare time so i thought i would quickly post up a couple of things i have done over the last 2 weeks. The first one is a mix tape i did up before our show with DJ Sega in June (which btw was HUGE, thanks to everyone that came out for it!), its all club music and I'm really proud of it.Mat Cant - Club Club Mixtape (direct link)Ive sent it out to quite a few people over the last week but i havnt included the track list, so for those who want it you can find it in the comments sectionAlso here is a quick little edit i did of Rye Rye track "Bang", make it funky y'all!Rye Rye feat M.I.A - Bang (Mat Cant Ghetto House Groove Re-Edit) (direct link) (alt link)

Dancehall Drop
2009-06-19 08:06:00
The influence that dancehall has right now is pretty hard to overstate with so many big tunes still using air-horns and vocal snippets for added hype. Even on a more subtle level though the bugged out percussion, synths and effects of club music and the moment seem to borrow heavily from Jamaican music. All this has been made blindingly obvious by last week's release of the Major Lazer album I know but hey, any excuse to post some heat right? This here selection represents my three favorite riddims all getting heavy play in my sets right now. First up Timberlee and Ward 21 on Rae Riddim. Her voice always has such a sense of urgency to it, switching effortlessly between two perfectly contrasting styles. Rae Riddim is so minimal and bad ass with that saw tooth bass directed squarely at the dancefloor. Timberlee & Ward 21 - Bubble Like Soap. (ysi) Next up is Warrior Queen on Piano Riddim with The Heatwave's beats such a perfect match for her calm and casual flow. ...
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Dancehall Drop
2009-06-19 08:06:00
The influence that dancehall has right now is pretty hard to overstate with so many big tunes still using air-horns and vocal snippets for added hype. Even on a more subtle level though the bugged out percussion, synths and effects of club music at the moment seem to borrow heavily from Jamaican music. All this has been made blindingly obvious by last week's release of the Major Lazer album I know but hey, any excuse to post some heat right? This here selection represents my three favorite riddims all getting heavy play in my sets right now. First up Timberlee and Ward 21 on Rae Riddim. Her voice always has such a sense of urgency to it, switching effortlessly between two perfectly contrasting styles. Rae Riddim is so minimal and bad ass with that saw tooth bass directed squarely at the dancefloor. Timberlee & Ward 21 - Bubble Like Soup. (ysi) Next up is Warrior Queen on Piano Riddim with The Heatwave's beats such a perfect match for her calm and casual flow. ...
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Major Lazer
2009-06-17 05:07:00
Major Lazer - Hold The Line (Feat. Mr Lexx and Santigold) from Mad Decent on Vimeo.This is gonna be up everywhere i know- just thought i'd mention that we love this project. We're all already spinning a bunch of tracks off the album each night, and "pon di floor" has all too quickly become an anthem.Anyway this video is super good - He-Man styles represent. Mad Decent have stepped up their marketing game to a ridiculous level on this one.The album is now released so go grab it.
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Madness free tonight (just announced)
2009-06-16 10:18:00
Well very late announcement but we only just orginised this as a last minute gig with the cats over at Streetparty. All free and all very last minute but we have the guys from Classixx and also Neoteric tonight at eurotrash. For those of you not in the know Classixx are a production crew from L.A. that have been released on comps like Kitsuni Maison and had their video "I?ll Get You" directed by Cobrasnake. They do the electro sound really well but will be playing a chill set I think tonight. Neoteric is a cat from Canada who plays all kinds of party madness. I played with him last Saturday and was pretty much blown away by the dudes skills and selection. Which, I guess I should be considering he is A&R for Dubsided and also part of the Smoke & Mirrors colab with U-Tern.Ill be paying in between the two with the streetparty dj's holding down the rest of the club. Set times are below. What else can you do on a Tuesday for free except watch "All Saints".... Yawn!Downstairs...
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Sydney Wrap Up
2009-06-11 13:34:00
This mighta been like 3 weeks ago, but it's still fresh in my memory. Me and Mu got up to sydney with The Troublemakers for a show at the Chinese Laundry. It was real rad. Serious, they know how to party up there. Not only was every act amazing, but the crowd fucken got into it. I was walking around the club before my set when The Hump Day Project were playing, and seriously every motherfucker in that place was dancing. There wasn't one chinstroker to be seen!The troublemakers consist of a big crew of peeps who make music, DJ and put on nights, kinda like we do. In fact, it was rad finding a whole group of dudes who you can really make a music connection like that, especially when it's just one state over. I mean they're into similar stuff as us, they play it nice and hype, they're starting to get into all this new hype minimal shit we're getting into as well. On top of that they're production is sounding on point. We got to listen to Big Trouble by Derty Rich and Steve Lind ...
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Double Pass Giveaway!
2009-06-05 06:44:00
First person to email Scatterblog and tell us the name of N.A.S.A's recent album will win a free double pass to the show tonight. Don't sleep.
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Less Than 24 Hours Till Launch
2009-06-04 14:49:00
I'm still recovering from the mega-bomb of Phiily club that Sega dropped on us here in Melbourne last week and I now find myself getting organized for yet another massive night. So big I don't even know where to start actually, sitting at the computer feeling quite overwhelmed. Anyhow here we go, tomorrow night is friday 5th and if you get to the Espy you will come across a full venue gig featuring the likes of............deep breath: N.A.S.A, Dave Nada, Slap n' Dash, Yacht Club Dj's, Hump Day Project, Paz, Mat Cant, Opulent Dj's and some really amateur guy named Lewis CanCut. Phew. If you've made to previous gigs Scatterblog has touched at the Espy you'll know how things work. Basically there are no warm up acts, just a hype as all hell party from the time doors open. As mentioned in an earlier post there will also be a series of N.A.S.A tracks remixed by members of Scatterblog, released right here as free downloads! This post brings you remix number one, my own versi...
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CLUB CLUB
2009-06-04 07:09:00
I had some spare time so i thought i would quickly post up a couple of things i have done over the last 2 weeks. The first one is a mix tape i did up before our show with DJ Sega last week (which btw was HUGE, thanks to everyone that came out for it!), its all club music and I'm really proud of it.Mat Cant - Club Club Mixtape (direct link)Ive sent it out to quite a few people over the last week but i havnt included the track list, so for those who want it here it is...Track list1. Rod Lee - Stepped Into The Room2. DJ Class - Rock The Bells3. Bamabounce - Get On Up4. DJ Technics - In My Life5. Emynd - Knee Deep Theme6. DJ Booman - Funhouse7. KW Griff - Lean On Me8. Blaqstarr - Hands Up, Thumbs Down (Trey Deuce Rap Mix)9. DJ Tameil - Me Too10. Mims feat DJ Class - Move (Remix)11. KW Griff - Foot Stompin'12. DJ Frie - Willis13. Scottie B - Get Silly14. DJ R.L - Ladies Anthem15. Dave Nada - Where Brooklyn At?16. KW Griff - Hold Up17. Emynd - Reach Out18. Debonair Samir - Blue Moon19. ...

SEGA SATURDAY NIGHT - ESPY MELBOURNE
2009-05-29 03:54:00
UUMMMPPPHHH. Sega is like Genos' in Philly, dont leave town without checking it.Sega Saturday Night does not mean a 50 sack, Doritos and Sonic Hedge Hog. It is the almighty Dj Sega of Philladelphia PA, throwing down the 130 bpm club heat at the Espy. I went with Dj Ransom and Kicks 79 to see Sega at a Brick Bandits throw down last year. The whole show was amazing and we caught Joe and Sega the next night who were in the process of recording material for Guns Garcia. Guns Garcia doing the Philly Wu(Left to Right) Paz , Ransom , Dirty South Joe, Dj Sega, Kicks 79 We bugged Joe and Sega for a CD to cruise back to NY with and we were handed this hyped mix, unfortunatly titled: Back For The Last Time.So it wasnt for the last time at all as his current mix is bigger and badder than ever:Dj Sega - New Jack PhillyHis remix work is utter trucking:Dj Sega - Hype MachineI have found this works when I want to cross over a bit.Laidback Luke and Steve Angello - Be (Dj Sega Remix)A few links you ...
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Calling All MF Club Headzzzz
2009-05-29 02:00:00
.....and here's one more from the Sega vaults in anticipation of the show this Saturday. The fact that you can you can pull a track so deep from the back catalogue of a producer thats 20 years old is pretty frightening really. Ladies and gents I give you Sega's interpretation of Cajmere's Percolator.Dj Sega - Da Philly Percolator II. (ysi)
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Calling All MF Club Headzzzz
2009-05-29 02:00:00
.....and here's one more from the Sega vaults in anticipation of the show this Saturday. The fact that you can you can pull a track so deep from the back catalogue of a producer thats 22 years old is pretty frightening really. Ladies and gents I give you Sega's interpretation of Cajmere's Percolator.Dj Sega - Da Philly Percolator II. (ysi)
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SOLO
2009-05-25 10:33:00
The minimal world, midget, zulu house onslaught just keeps rolling on here at scatterblog and while that's the case things just wont feel quite right until one man gets a mention. Recently entering into the spotlight along with acts such as Zombie Disco Squad and Mowgli, UK producer Solo has been instrumental in the current move towards a more stripped back sound in the club. This is most evident with recent release on Dirtybird, one of those great moments where a global musical shift is captured in a single track. Currently he is working on a series of bootlegs for use in his dj sets over the coming European summer and was kind enough to send one though for us to share. Anyone who copped his remix with Mowgli of Elite Forces's No Turning Back (buy here) better believe he knows what to do when remixing a break. .Layo & Bushwacka - Love Story (Solo Bootleg). (zshare)

EDU K, Interview and Exclusives
2009-05-24 06:28:00
Well where do I start. Things are changing in club world at the moment with the move to the minimal sound pretty much taking over. There is a fine line between minimal and minimal party. For me Im really feeling the more worldly side of minimal that artists like Zombie Disco Squad, Radioclit, Douster, Renaissance Man, and Afrojack are making. Recently I received an email from EDU K that contained a whole bunch of his new works. I went friggin crazy. I was not expecting a style change of this magnitude. Every single tune was banana's and exactly what I am hunting down at the moment. He has nailed this sound to a T. I was so freaked out I just had to talk to him about this new direction and whats causing the stir world wide. He has also been rad enough to let me post three of my favourite tunes he sent through. Read the interview and be blown away by the music. This man is always at the forefront so listen up.Mu-Gen: Ok so we have all been following you a while now and have watched ...
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SLAP and DASH DO SYDNEY
2009-05-21 12:44:00
Ok so its been a long time coming but Scatters and I are finally doing our first Sydney show as Slap & Dash tomoz night at Chinese Laundry. Its hosted by Jam Music and the Hump Day Project guys who im sure your all familiar with now seeing we post their joints all the time.We have been working on a whole new sound for the upcoming Scatterblog shows and this will be the first unveiling of our new style. So depending on how drunk we get it could go crazy or balls up.Support on the night from Marky Mark & King Lee, Luny P(rad dude deluxe), Neon Stereo, Ben Henderson and of course the dope duo of Hump Day Project. The tune connected to this post is a Hump Day edit of a booty joint I gave them last time I was up there. Been meaning to post the original for ever and a bit but have kinda been keeping it close to me. Its a banging old school Miami tune by 24-K called "Dont go there". Check the poster above for details if your keen on party time!24-K / Don't Go There (The Hump Day P...

Strobe Giveaway
2009-05-19 16:35:00
After the huge success of their first party, which featured Proxy and Thomas Von Party, our good friends Stobe are back for their second show with another huge line up... Enter Jesse Rose, Oliver $ and Zombie Disco Squad.Jesse Rose we all know about by now - he's been around as a big name in house music for quite a few years now, and has just released his debut full length, "What Do You Do If You Don't?" (which this is the tour for). He was a big name in the beginning of the Fidget House movement, but he definitely walks with his own stride. You'll be able to grab a free copy of his album with every ticket, if you're not from melbs tho, be sure to grab it at beatport.Oliver $ just seems to be getting better at an exponential rate (i love using that word). Since 2007, his name has been all over, and his recent track, "What Ya Gonna Do" was a killer. He engineers for other artists (helps Jesse Rose too), so his production is tight, and his tracks show the traits.Zombie Disco Squad...

Scatterblog Presents... NASA and DJ SEGA!!!!
2009-05-16 13:02:00
I just had to put up the flyers for these. we're helping the espy put on two MASSIVE shows.DJ Sega (May 30th) is such a forward thinking force in club music, we're all so into his stuff, it's really exciting to have him play with us! All Scatterblog crew will be there and he'll have some of his new cd with him too i hear!The other bit of total hugeness is the Nasa and Dave Nada show (June 5th)!!! Nasa don't really need much of an introduction as you've probably been seeing their tracks featuring everyone from Santigold to Tom Waits to The Wu-Tang Clan.This one is going to be full venue, with lots of crazy acts and everything. Nada has already made his name a staple diet in Oz from previous shows, and going by some of the live videos i've seen of Nasa it's gonna be a wild show (yes they'll have dancers with them). Again all Scatterblog crew in support!On top of all that hype, i've been speaking to Zegon (1/2 of Nasa) and they're into what we're doing with our music and wh...
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STICKY K FOR ALL
2009-05-11 07:56:00
Let me introduce you to Rod Kashani, a 21 year old producer from California who goes by the name of STICKY K. This guy has been killing it for me lately and with his debut EP signed to Dubsided records he's got a bright future ahead of him. His Bandari Funk EP is a straight up party banger, bass heavy egg on your face shit that i just cant get enough of at the moment. Sticky K has plenty of remixes out there on many other blogs but its his original tracks that really show off his production skills and make you sit up and pay attention, especially his track called "The Wierdo" that is now available to stream on his myspace page. Look out for Sticky K doing a guest Mix on Kissy Sell Out's BBC Radio 1 show in the future with promises of new original tracks and remixes of artists Larry Tee, Maluca and Diplo. Sticky K has also been an absolute dude and found time to remix mine and scattermish's track 'Hornbo' that will be getting released through the blog very soon, head to the scat...

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