Next Friday, October 21st, Trouble & Bass will team up with Dutty Artz for a CMJ Showcase at Public Assembly (70 N. 6th Street, Brooklyn). Trouble & Bass will take over the front room, and will feature sets from Drop the Lime, AC & Dell, The Captain, Deathface, Samo Sound Boy, Zombies For Money, and Udachi. Meanwhile, Dutty Artz will be tearing it up in the back with Toy Selectah, Mexicans with Guns, Gun Selectah, Atropolis, Matt Shadetek, and unannounced special guests.
Entrance is free with your CMJ badge; $10 without. We’re giving away a pair of tickets to show, just fill in the form below for your chance to win. You can double your chances of winning by sending THIS MESSAGE via Twitter. You must be following @hificartel, @troubleandbass, and @duttyartz to be eligible. Good luck!
Touble & Bass and Powerline Productions are teaming up to bring you a basstastic evening June 11th. The event is being described as “A night of low frequency carnage and dance floor decimation.” Music Hall of Williamsburg will be hosting 5 unforgettable acts: Deathface, Prince Terrence, The Captain, Mexicans with Guns, and Murdertronics. Come join us as we kick off the summer with Trouble & Bass. Doors open at 9 and the show is 18+. We are giving away a pair of tickets to one lucky winner, just fill out the form below to enter. If you want to be on the safe side, advanced tickets for $10 can be purchased here.
Last month, we tagged along with the Trouble & Bass crew on the music video shoot for “Bloodrave”, the lead single off Deathface’s new EP, Fall of Man, released today. On set, we caught up with Johnny Love (aka Deathface) and director Patrick Rood (aka The Captain), who gave us the scoop on the EP and on the music video concept, which is based on the opening scene of the movie Blade. The music video features appearances from members of the Trouble & Bass extended family… check out our behind the scenes video after the jump and see for yourself, and CLICK HERE to check out photos from the video shoot.
Fall of Man is available today on iTunes, Beatport, and a variety of other online outlets. CLICK HERE for a full list of outlets and to stream the EP via Soundcloud.
The wobbles returned to The Studio at Webster Hall last Wednesday when Trouble & Bass took over for their monthly staple. Mumdance showed us what he meant by “Kerplunk” with a diverse set that included dubstep, grime, and a drum n bass version of the theme from “Love Story”. Deathface (sans blood) brought us pure, unadulterated dubstep that had the crowd in The Studio getting down and dirty until the late hours. As usual, the Trouble & Bass crew – Drop the Lime, The Captain, Star Eyes and AC Slater – delivered a solid tag team set to open and close the night.
It’s that time of the month, which means that tomorrow night, Trouble & Bass will once again take over The Studio at Webster Hall with No Escape From New York. This month’s installment will be celebrating the release of The Horror, the new EP from special guest Deathface. The Horror, which is out today, is the first release from Deathface, newly signed to Trouble & Bass. The EP will feature five original tracks – all produced in 2010 – that Trouble & Bass describes as a “darker, dirtier and almost demonic dubstep sound”. More info and links to purchase the EP HERE. Check out “Theme to Deathface” below, and head over to the Mad Decent blog for additional tracks and remixes.
Deathface – Theme to Deathface
Coming at us from London, this month’s other featured guest, Mumdance, has upcoming releases on both Mad Decent and Trouble & Bass. He calls his new sound “Kerplunk” (also the title of his upcoming Mad Decent EP): “I named the sound Kerplunk! because it sounds like the old school kids game when all the marbles fall out. With Kerplunk! Part One I decided to strip everything right down & and do a golden era 8 Bar Grime track with a Kerplunk! breakdown.” Check it out for yourself below.
Mumdance – “Kerplunk, Part 1″
As always, the Trouble & Bass crew – The Captain, Drop the Lime, Star Eyes and AC Slater – will be your hosts and resident DJs for the night. Come by early for 2-for-1 PBRs and free Prometheus Springs from 10-11 PM; admission is only $7 if you RSVP in advance or if you wear your T&B t-shirt, otherwise it’s $10 at the door. CLICK HERE TO RSVP, and be sure to check out photos from our last encounter with Deathface at the Trouble & Bass Temple of Boom in Miami.
And for a double dose of Trouble & Bass this week, don’t miss AC Slater when he joins Moby, Neon Indian and Arthur Baker on the main stage at Webster Hall this Friday for GBH’s weekly party, Girls & Boys. CLICK HERE TO RSVP for $1 reduced admission before midnight, but be forewarned – the only way to guarantee admission is with advance tickets (available HERE). This is gonna be a big one, folks.
And last but not least, in preparation for tomorrow’s festivities, download Deathface’s Smashcast for Trouble & Bass HERE.
This Thursday, Fixed and Dim Mak are bringing Miami native SonicC to Santos Party House for his NYC debut. The seventeen year-old DJ draws inspiration from his Latin roots, infusing them with hip hop, disco, electro and more. Deathface (above, at the Trouble & Bass Temple of Doom in Miami), JDH and Dave P will join the young’un on the decks upstairs, while Cosmo Baker and Gina Turner take over the downstairs.
Enter to win tickets by filling out the form below. The contest will end tonight (Wednesday) at midnight. One entry per person.
