Showing posts with label Feadz. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Feadz. Show all posts

02 February 2011

Boys Noize Presents Super Acid


Well I've been about as excited about getting my hands on this like Husky with a TLO pack.

-M

Boys Noize Presents Super Acid

And here's my favorite gem from the comp:

Extreme Compote - Brodinski, Djedjotronic, Noob & Harvard Bass (GOLDEN BANANA)
I mean, just look at this lineup.

Now I just get to sit back and watch the hits on this fucker skyrocket for a bit.

09 December 2010

FRY2FEADZ

Feadz' last EP felt a little all over the place, as feadz seemingly looked to diversify his sound as the distorted french invasion daftpunkspawned electro-house style which was all the rage began to phase out with the end decade. Essentially an album length wise, T.U.F.F. EP is a real return to form, every track killer and refreshing electro-house, with some awesome features from Boys Noize & L-Vis 1990, over all it flows really well. Cop this,, enjoy!

14 July 2009

Feadz: People Money Numbers Business - EP

Ed Banger hasn't been releasing much this year, they'd built up so much momentum over the past few years but have been relatively quiet since, probably due to all the touring, but they need to pick up the game considering how prolific Boys Noize manages to be, however with that being said, wait, i would also like to comment that Krazy Baldhead's release wasn't that great i was dissapointed after his earlier material, ok with all that being said, their latest release, by none other than french electro house DJ/Producer and former Uffie-mate, Feadz is really fantastic, i've always liked his material, which has this raw, funky, old-school, 80's, hip-hop sound. Every release, especially since he got signed to Ed Banger has been getting better and better, and plus he helped Mr. Oizo out making analog wormz attack, so that puts him pretty high in my book. Thank God he didn't dissapoint. The first track 'Constant Ovulation' is really oldschool electro/techno in the end, but still pretty cool , although it is my least favorite on the EP. The Second track 'The Bright Side' is just a really amazing electro-house track, not a banger but, just like a pretty 80's track, vaguely reminiscent of like boys noize's mellower housey tracks. As for the third track 'Age 21': MMM this track sounds so french to me, this ones more ravey, its like cool but electro-ey 90's house, love this one. 'Liisborg Error' is definately the hardest hitting track on here, just really ravey electro-house, really amazing stuff here, unexpected sound from feadz though. The 'Flashin' Outro' is just classic french house, just really good. Overall, really nice EP, maybe his best. But i don't know how accesible it is really in the end. you judge. really listen, if your reading this blog you'll enjoy it>>>

Feadz - P*M*N*B - EP (LINK)

28 April 2009

FUNK MUNDIAL!

Baile Funk is Brazil's native genre of dance music, miami bass/b-more style samples infused with a latin beat, and some portugese rap. Began in the 80's and has grown to an international scene in recent years, with some help from diplo. Anyways, it's alot of fun, came across the funk mundial series of EPs not to long ago, released by MAN recordings, it takes electronic musicians, like crookers, feadz, etc. and has them take their hand at some funk production. The Results, alas, are awesome. Here is the Compilation Album released in the last month, that is mixed/compiled by MAN recordings head Daniel Haaksman. featured musicians include: Crookers (really awesome songs, that you've probably seen before, Aguas De Parco, Para de Graçinha, and more, but new edits this time) feadz (samples mozart, yay), The Count and Sinden, Seiji, and Jesse Rose. Anyways, ever since this series of EPs and the highly illegal Eurogirls compilation by Jean Nipon and Orgasmic ive really gotten into the sound of Baile Funk(or apparantly the european take on it), hope you enjoy this>>