Sunday, December 24, 2006

new grime mix from Whoa-B



download it here:

http://www.whoa-b.com/audio/whoa-b_-_school.mp3

track listing:

01 Chamillionaire - Ridin
>> Kromestar - Shokwave
02 Footsie - Scars Remix
03 Sway - Download
04 Geeneus - Parasite
05 Geeneus - Jam Hot (Davinche Remix)
06 Mr Keaz - Kea Lo
>> Mr Keaz - Kea Dub
07 J Sweet - Bring It
08 J Sweet - L Dot Man
09 BMD - North Weezee
>> Bearman - Drinking Beer Remix
10 Blazer - Swingers
11 DJ Mondie - Pull Up Dat (Dexplicit Remix)
12 Slix - No Bass
>> MRK1 - Deadman
13 Terror Danjah - Stiff
14 Low Deep - Get Set
15 Ms Dynamite - Don't Stop
16 Ruff Sqwad - Move 2 Dis
>> Dizzee Rascal - Ice Rink
17 Wiley - Pump Up Tone Up
18 Danny Weed - Kick Off
19 Roll Deep - Badman
20 Big E D - Backlash
21 Virus Syndicate - Major List MCs Remix
22 Skepta - Duppy
23 R Demon - Horror Show
>> T.I. - What You Know

Thursday, December 14, 2006

pics from Joe Nice @ Lura

Joe Nice

Nogunri

Chamberweed & Entro MC

Whoa-B

Boa

Chicago dubstep massive

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Thursday, November 02, 2006

Joe Nice to hit Chicago















In other news, dubstep is being stocked at Gramaphone. From Pipeline via the Bass By The Pound discussion forum:
come and buy this shit and help me justify your cause to my employers

Sunday, September 24, 2006

Friday, May 26, 2006

Playing Grime > X-Men 3

First of all, I want to think anyone who made it out to any of the Static nights at Big House. We've had a few people from the fam playing at the nights -- myself last night, Whoa-B a week ago, and Peter Rabbit and Kid Ikarus before that.

I almost didn't make it last night, though. I had completely forgotten about the booking...until after I purchased tickets to see X-Men: The Final Stand. So, aside from spending a bunch of money on buying a few new hot tunes that came out the past week or so, I also wasted $20 on tickets that I couldn't use. I was seriously contemplating standing outside the theater and scalpling them, hoods-up style.

Eventually, I got someone to buy them off me the day of (no, I didn't have to resort to standing outside the theater). I think those tickets were cursed, though, since the person who got them off me was on the completely wrong side of town as the show was about to start (way to go, Mark).

Anyway, onto the good stuff. There was a lot of crazy techstep drum & bass being played last night. I don't know if I'm we're getting old or what, but Whoa-B and I just couldn't listen to that stuff. We came to the conclusion, though, that we're not that old because we still play "angry music".

I was told that I would "take over the city" by Josh Naster of 689 after my set, which was hilarious. If you don't know me, let me tell you right now that all that really matters about this music to me is the music right now. If money mattered to me as much as my love for this music, I would be playing house. We play Grime because we don't suck at it -- we're fucking good, and it's not just me that's saying that.

All in all, it was a crazy night. I don't go out much, anymore (partially due to the fact that this is pretty much my last year of college), so that might've had something to do with it. I rinsed a few new bits off ARMY Bullet, some new tunes with/by Lethal B, Wiley, Ghetto, Skepta, and more. I have to say, even though some people are weirded out by the music, people who dig it will stay the fuck in the building for the whole show. Last night was proof of this, considering I played what most people would consider "way too hard".

Whoa-B's got some pictures.

And I'm going to see X-Men 3 tonight and pick up my booking "wage" from last night.

What else...

Oh yeah, what the fuck is up with Kano not being on the lineup for the Intonation Music Festival now? That's bogus. Big ups to Mike Skinner and Sov for "makin' P's", but I can only take so much of their music. I know that comment will confuse some people, but all I have to say is, if they made Grime music, I would be listening to them all the time.

Let that one simmer for a while and maybe some of you will figure it out.


--Sush

Monday, May 01, 2006

Last night was cool. Maybe after I catch up on some sleep I'll write more of a blurb about it. Um... here, look at some pictures while I take a nap.

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Crutches, Sushi, J Courage

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no, seriously... the man's foot is broken

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lots of folks out on a Sunday night

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Sunday, April 30, 2006

Testing, testing... a few pics from last week:

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Sushi, Lord 360, J Courage

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J Courage, Whoa-B, Sushi

I promise we'll have better pictures from the next one.

--Whoa

Wednesday, April 12, 2006


Brüt Force presents
THE STREETS
"The Hardest Way to Make an Easy Living"
Official Record Release Listening Party

at D'Vine Restaurant & Wine Bar
1950 W North Ave, Chicago
21+, NO COVER

Featuring the single "When You Wasn't Famous", The 3rd album by The Streets is set to hit stores on Tuesday, April 25th. This is your chance to hear the album and get some promotional items such as advance copies of the album, vinyl, and The Streets lighters!

A bit about the album:
The album starts and ends with a drug and alcohol inspired panic attack. So what else happens? Let's see. Getting a smack in the face from his manager after having a tantrum about getting beaten at table-football. Check. Losing hundreds of thousands of pounds spread-betting. Check. Driving a Ferrari round Las Vegas without a license. Check. Watching the unnamed female pop star he'd been taking crack cocaine and having sex with the night before looking surprisingly presentable on CD-UK the next morning. Check.

Among many other things, The Hardest Way To Make An Easy Living is the story of how he got back on track. Using his special talent for combining beats and rhymes to make sense of what had happened to him, he poured everything he'd learnt into his music. In production terms, he's totally upped his game on this album. Everything is a little crisper and a little faster - honed and polished to be the perfect vehicle for his trademark forensic lyrical observations.

Featuring performances by:
B. RAW (Sushi B2B Whoa-B) -- http://www.myspace.com/chicagogaragedon / http://www.myspace.com/whoabee
Both Sushi and Whoa-B have been pushing Grime music in its truest form in Chicago, while fusing their mixes with some hip-hop flavor for good measure. Though both known for their accomplishments as solo DJ's -- Sushi for his intense "G-Hop" sets across the country and Whoa-B for his steady stream of Grime, Garage, and Hip-Hop mix CDs -- their recognition as a tag team duo has grown over the past few years.

LORD 360 -- http://www.myspace.com/lord360
Making his first debut as a Grime MC at the Run The Road Volume 2 Pre-Release event at Lava in February, Lord 360 made believers out of those who ever questioned the ability for a US Hip-Hop MC to transition well to Grime. Once again, we bring out 360 to control the mic for the night.

DJ AUTOBOT of Flosstradamus -- http://www.myspace.com/djautobot
Most recently featured as 1/2 of Flosstradamus in URB's Next 100, Autobot and Flosstradamus have created a huge buzz in Chicago's Underground music scene through their unique slew of remixes and refixes.

NOGUNRI -- http://www.myspace.com/nogunri
Nogunri has been pushing the sounds of UK Grime and Dubstep as promoter and resident DJ of the GRIME!!! night at Lava.

...and started a blog.

I don't know what we'll be putting up on this thing besides events that we find interesting, but I'll be passing the login among the crew. Considering that the members of Brüt Force are extremely diverse with their musical tastes and other interests in life, this should be interesting. :)

--Sush