Dj Seep
Kold Skool 5 Mixtape
Tracklisting:
DJ Seep – « Back to Skool » intro…
JJ – Ecstasy / Gemmy – Supligen
Various Production – Bside
Glasser – Apply (Lemonade rmx)
Bird Peterson – Right Em Off (Vex One rmx)
Animal Collective – Daily Routine (Phase One rmx)
Paul White – Grimy Light
Nosaj Thing – Coat of Arms
Doris Norton – Caution Radiation
the Qemists ft. Wiley – Dem Na Like Me (KIng Cannibal rmx)
w/ Clark – Future Daniel
Dark Party – Status (vs. Todd Terry)
Machine Drum – Let It
Bibio – S’vive
Computer Jay – Distance
Yo Majesty – Grindin n’ Shakin
Lemonade – Sunchips (Ghosts on Tape rmx)
Clark – Rainbow Voodoo
Atlas Sound ft. Noah Lennox – Walkabout
Discodeine – Invert (‘parce que’ edit)
Cybotron – Clear
James Pants – Cosmic Rapp (Egyptian Lover rmx)
Twilight 22 – Electric Kingdom / Boy 8-Bit – Fogbank
Nacho Lovers – Acid Life (Eli Escobar rmx)
/ Baobinga – State of Ghetto (Dave Nada rmx)
Bird Peterson – Twork Central
Rampage – Hitting Switches
Major Lazer ft. Vybz Kartel – Pon’ De Floor
Diplo & Blaqstarr – Get Off
Mark Pritchard & Om’Mas Keith – Wind It Up
Caspa – Louder VIP / Taz Buckfaster – Murda Skank
Starkey – Gutter Music (version)
Boxcutter – Mya Rave v2 / Black Rabbit – 1992
A.M. Architect – Next of Kin (Ernest Gonzales rmx)
2000F & J Kamata – You Don’t Know What Love Is
…pees.
About Dj Seep:
Seep was born in L. A., raised on cold milk and peanut-butter bagels.
Skateboarding, alternative radio and cassette-tape compilations filled the cultural void and the high school boredom…
Night drives through the city ofAngels were routinely fuelled by New-Wave, 80’s club music and hip-hop albums from labels like Cold Chillin’, Def Jam & Tommy Boy…
Now in Europe, where turntable experiences eventually led to touring with artists such as Jay-Jay Johanson, Alexkid, Kid Loco – scratching drones, frequencies and dusty cuts into the live stage sound…
The « S Theory ep » (Artefact) was a first solo exploration into sampler-based production, a beat heavy collection with abstract cinematic overtones.
A plethora of compilations, remixes, and collaborations paved a cobblestone path towards a chance meeting which would give birth to Rolax – a label designed for spontaneous output.
Fashion barriers were non-existant, melding sci-fi hip-hop, dumb disco grooves and distorted frequency collages.
Live shows with Komori (commonly known as I’m With Stoopid) create an improvisational canvas coated with layers of acid pop, drum-machine powered electro and grimey bass pulsation.
Look out for concerts with IWS, Stuntman5 and Kid Loco, …
http://www.myspace.com/SEEP
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