Special Edition of the blog dedicated to SCSI-9

SCSI-9 is a deep house duo from Moscow, Russia. They're signed to Kompakt label, along with Closer Musik, Gui Boratto, Gus Gus, John Dahlback, and many many other great artists. My mental and physical reaction to their songs has inspired me to dedicate this entry to them and their work. Please check them out, friend them, and join me in asking them to come to New York City.


SCSI-9 - So Sweet


http://www2.zippyshare.com/v/54628618/file.html

Serafim Tsotsonis - I'm Free (SCSI-9 Remix)

http://www2.zippyshare.com/v/51295908/file.html

Myspace:
http://www.myspace.com/scsi9

Younger Brother Review and Tunes...

Younger Brother was amazing. Set at the wisely chosen Terminal 5 venue, the show had an unusually late start, - 11PM. The night kicked off with Simon Posford (I believe) doing a great DJ Set for about 40 minutes, blending tunes of many different shades of psytrance, breakbeat, and fast-paced ethnic house. The atmosphere was very friendly and loose. Nothing but good vibes. During the first half of his set a friend and I went to chill out on the Terminal 5 roof deck (which I never before knew was there!) The roof deck has its own bar, two floors, and water-proof couches. Everyone was chilling, having fun, and getting high. Sadly, I did not get stoned, but luckily my mind was blown regardless of that fact. A bit past midnight, Younger Brother came on full force. They started off with "All I Want" and "Ribbon on a Branch", probably their most popular songs off The Last Days of Gravity. I recorded "Ribbon on a Branch" and hopefully will post it up on youtube soon. They played them really well, and with impeccable clarity for a band consisting of 6 - 7 guys. Their set weaved through countless genres while staying thematically cohesive. There was a little something for everyone, but none of it felt like pandering. These guys don't love psy, or weird electronic sounds... They love music, and it was apparent throughout the whole show. They played nearly every song off The Last Days of Gravity, slightly improvising on some. Happy Pills sounds absolutely beautiful live. After the live show Posford got back on the decks and rocked the place again with some hard ethnic psy. I'm not a huge psy fan, but the track selection was excellent. And the sweet sweet smell of ganja... everywhere...



Hallucinogen - L.S.D. (World Sheet of Closed String Mix)

http://www9.zippyshare.com/v/94124465/file.html

Prosper - Synthetic People

http://www9.zippyshare.com/v/7645032/file.html

Tune of the day July 7

This is the first tune of the day I am posting. Much of music I will post - I bought, and so should every one. In this feautre I will post one electronic tune, and one of a different genre.

Home & Garden - Domesticated ft. Derrick Carter (Pezzner Mix)

A really unique sounding remix from Seattle techno producer Pezzner. Features deep bass, wildly FX'd vocals, and a hypnotizing melody. And of course killer drums.

http://www5.zippyshare.com/v/72612308/file.html

Pernett - Optimo Positivo

A feel-good latin dub/reggae track : ))


http://www5.zippyshare.com/v/82391049/file.html

Enjoy!

Introduction to this blog.

Hopefully this blog will not be abandoned within days like most blogs thankfully are, and I will be able to post a decent amount of relevant content interesting to those who listen to both old and new music, go to shows, or even create their own tunes like I try to. I will post tracks, show reviews, and anything else at least remotely related to the topic. Next show review coming is of Younger Brother, who I will be seeing on thursday.

I will update every day with a tune of the day. Though currently I spend most of my time looking for great fresh new house and techno music, the tune could be any genre.
Enjoy!