Review: ONEMAN & DOC DANEEKA at Stealth Vs Rescued (12/03/11)

Last Saturday Stealth Vs Rescued welcomed ONEMAN & DOC DANEEKA.

Here are a few videos and photos from the night:

Oneman playing Girl Unit's massive track 'Wut' (out now on Night Slugs):



Oneman playing the much hyped track 'Sicko Cell':



Oneman playing James Blake's 'CMYK':



Doc Daneeka playing 'Senta' by French Fries:



The photos have been uploaded onto our Stealth Vs Rescued Facebook Page, here are a selection:



Click here to view the full photo gallery.

Coming up this week (19/03/11) at Stealth Vs Rescued is WAFA (Grizzly). For more info/guestlist check out the Facebook event.

ONEMAN mix for BOILER ROOM #45

Tonight we are pleased to welcome back ONEMAN, who will be performing a headline DJ set at Stealth Vs Rescued.


And to get you in the mood watch/listen to his 55 minute mix from Boiler Room #45, recorded back in late February.

BR #45 Oneman

TRACK LIST
Andre 3000 – We Want Your Soul
Danny Breaks – The Octopus
Debruit (ft. Om’ Mas Keith & Jamie Woon) - I’m Goin Wit You
DJ Spinna – Dayz
Frank Ocean – Novacane
A Tribe Called Quest – Stressed Out (Ft. Faith Evans)
Benny Sings & Rednose Distrikt – Miss Moral
Mtume – Juicy Fruit
Mary Jane Girls - All Night Long
Busta Rhymes – Woo Ha! Got You All In Check
Rama Vs. SX – Woo Glut
Canblaster – Timemaster’s Chronicles (Bambounou Remix)
Ginuwine – Differences’11 (Kavsrave Edit)
DVA – Ganja (French Fries Remix)
MR.67
KP & Envyi – Shorty Swing My Way
Kode9 – Samurai
James Blake – CMYK
Girl Unit – Wut
Redlight – MDMA
Prince – I Would Die 4 U
Jamie xx + Gil Scott Heron – NY Is Killing Me
50Cent (ft. Justin Timberlake & Timbaland) – Ayo Technology
Girl Unit – Showstoppa
Burial – Unite
Supra1 – Ghost Rider
Mickey Pearce (ft. Wiley) - Shower Mickey
LV (ft. Joshua Idehan) – Northern Line
Notorious B.I.G. – Machine Gun Funk
Q-Tip – Let’s Ride
Kelis (ft. André 3000) – Millionaire
Tweet – Oops (Oh My)
Teeth – Shawty
Bobby McFerrin – Don’t Worry Be Happy

BR #45 Oneman

Also have a read of our previous blog entries on Oneman.

Also on the bill...

DOC DANEEKA (Ten Thousand Yen/RAMP)
D'LEX (dollop)
& lots more TBC.


For FREE GUESTLIST:

1. 'Like' the new Stealth Vs Rescued Guestlist page on Facebook.
2. Post your names on this thread, and arrive before 11pm.
   

(you will not be able to write your names on the Guestlist unless you 'like' the page, and names written on this event wall will not be added to the list).

SKRILLEX at Stealth (08/03/11)

On Tuesday 8th March one of the hottest names in international dance music came to Stealth - in the form of American Electro House, Fidget House, House, Breakbeat, Drum & Bass and Dubstep superstar SKRILLEX.


SKRILLEX was touring Europe for the first time EVER and the sold out Stealth show was packed with everyone from bass heads to hardcore rockers.

If you managed to get tickets for the show you know how special it was - for those of you who missed out get a load of this:







The photos are up on the Louder Facebook Page here.

Next up at Louder is BORGORE (15/03/11).

For more info join the Louder Group here.

And 'like' the Louder Page here.

DOC DANEEKA (Ten Thousand Yen/RAMP) at Stealth (12/03/11)

Saturday 12th March, 2011

Stealth Vs Rescued present...

DOC DANEEKA

Doc Daneeka (aka. Mial Watkins) is at the forefront of the UKs 'post-garage' scene, producing highly percussive house music rich in tropical drums and syncopated rhythms. Daneeka first came on our radar with his track 'Drums in the Deep', which was one of the standout tracks on Fabric's Elevator Music compilation.

This release was soon followed by Doc's debut EP on the Ramp Recordings offshoot label 'PTN', which garnered support from the likes of Brackles, Martyn, Gilles Peterson, Marcus Nasty, Sinden, Kode 9 & Oneman.



Not content with this Doc Daneeka started his own boutique label, Ten Thousand Yen, releasing limited 12"s from artists like Julio Bashmore, C.R.S.T and XXXY alongside his own unique material.




Remixes for the likes of Delphic, Brackles & Shortstuff, CRST, Norrit, Jazzanova and Venom & Damage have helped solidify his reputation; as have his second EP for PTN and his debut release for RAMP, the much praised 'Hold On':



Also worthy of note is his massive remix of Breach's 'Fatherless', which has been supported by the likes of Ben UFO, Jackmaster, Sinden, Bok Bok, Benji B & lots more:



With a slew of bookings all around Europe, Doc Daneeka’s energetic DJ sets are becoming sought after by clubs around the world, and don't miss the chance to catch him at Stealth Vs Rescued!

Check out his mixes for Fact Magazine and Take Flight Club:

Fact Mix 131: Doc Daneeka

Doc Daneeka :: Tfc Mix Series Vol 4

Also on the bill...

ONEMAN (Rinse FM)
D'LEX (dollop)
& lots more TBC.


For FREE GUESTLIST:

1. 'Like' the new Stealth Vs Rescued Guestlist page on Facebook.
2. Post your names on this thread, and arrive before 11pm.
   

(you will not be able to write your names on the Guestlist unless you 'like' the page, and names written on this event wall will not be added to the list).

CLAUDE VONSTROKE exclusive interview for dollop

In advance of tonight's show at Stealth the guys over at dollop managed to catch a few minutes with the one and only CLAUDE VONSTROKE!


dollop: What do you think of the new hybrid of House, Dubstep and Techno that is coming out of the UK at the moment (eg. Julio Bashmore)?

CVS: Awesome. I love it. Finally something fresh to listen to.

dollop: And how is this hybrid of sounds received in the States?

CVS: We usually hear it for the first time just about the same time the trend dies in the UK. At the same time, we have our own trends. Maybe no one follows them like they do in London and Berlin but that's what makes us special, isn't it.

dollop: How is the dirtybird sound developing and what involvement do you have with that?

CVS: I am the A&R and owner of dirtybird so i guess i am responsible for the sound. The development is based entirely on the music that i like. Basically more grease and grit please. Don't be so obvious unless you are a genius and then you are allowed to make very simple tracks that kill because you know what you are doing

dollop: Which of your productions are you most proud of?

CVS: DB005 was the best 2 tracker combo I've done. All the way from goofy to emotional in one EP.

dollop: When did you start djing?

CVS: I had a radio show in High School which feels like about 100 years ago. There was no mixing involved with that. I would play a record then talk, then play another record. My show was called the Power Move and it was all hip-hop. I would give away a free pizza every show to get people to listen. It's not so common to have a radio station in a high school so i guess that was quite lucky.

dollop: Who is your role model?

CVS: Rick Rubin

dollop: What are you most afraid of in Detroit?

CVS: I'm not (which is the point of the track to begin with).

dollop: Have you revisited Detroit recently? How does it's current party scene compare to the past?

CVS: I don't feel comfortable being an "official" reporter on the Detroit scene because i moved away a while ago to San Francisco, but as far as I can tell it's been picking up again. Last time i went there i played for 2000 people which was quite a big jump from the time before for about 350 only a year ago. I may have to qualify that by telling you that "Mini-Me" was the 'MC' of that larger event which could have accounted for at least 30 extra people.

Claude VonStroke plays at dollop tonight at Stealth alongside Jamie Woon (live), Benji B (Radio 1) and lots more.

Check out the relevant blog posts on tonight's acts:
CLAUDE VONSTROKE
JAMIE WOON
BENJI B

Tickets : Alt-Tickets or Stealth online.

For more info check out the dollop Facebook event.

Join the dollop Nottingham Group.

'Like' dollop.

BENJI B (Radio 1/Deviation) at Stealth (04/02/11)

Friday 4th March, 2011

dollop present...

BENJI B (Deviation / Radio 1)
Benji B is a unique DJ, renowned for his unprecedented selections and distinctive style. Seamlessly drawing from several genres at once; in a single set you’ll hear brand new dubs and classic tunes side by side, the most cutting edge House, Dubstep and Funky tracks, Disco/Soul and Boogie. Headlining at House, Electronic or Hip Hop nights alongside some of the scenes finest artists, his versatility and exceptional selection makes him one of the only DJs to effortlessly play across the board.

Praised as one of the finest tastemakers by fans, producers and DJ’s, Benji is a respected broadcaster, having worked as a producer at Kiss FM before moving to the BBC. In 2002 Benji was invited to host his own show on BBC’s 1Xtra Radio station when the station launched. After 7 years, the weekly show moved to it’s prestigious 3-hour Sunday night slot. Playing a wide selection of brand new underground music, he touches on the genres of Hip Hop, House, Soul, Electronic, Detroit Techno, Dubstep, Boogie, Disco, while inviting his favourite guests to put together a mix for the show or join in the studio for an interview.

Benji B was the natural choice to take over from Mary Anne Hobbs when she decided to bow out of her weekly Radio 1 Dubstep and Electronica show, and since October 2010 he has found his his new home on Radio 1 every Thursday morning at 2-4am. For two hours every week Benji explores future beats, where you can hear him playing the freshest records around alongside guests in the studio such as Ramadanman, Jamie Woon, Toddla T, Flying Lotus, Carl Craig, Zed Bias, Boddika, Jam City & Photek.

With a loyal and diverse global audience, it’s fair to say he boasts one of the most varied and unique tracklistings on British radio today, as well as frequently being the highest rated most played-back shows on BBC Radio iPlayer.

Have a listen back to his 'Best Of 2010' Radio 1 show (Part 1 features the likes Skream, Benga, Lone, Deadboy, Girl Unit & D Double E; whilst part 2 features Roska, Martyn, Zomby, DJ Zinc, Braiden, James Blake, Mount Kimbie, Jamie Woon) & lots more).

Benji B - Best Of 2010 (Part 1) by Stealthnottingham on Mixcloud

Benji B - Best Of 2010 (Part 2) by Stealthnottingham on Mixcloud

Also on the bill....

CLAUDE VONSTROKE (dirtybird)
JAMIE WOON (live)
D'lex
Ursa Major (Trouble & Bass)
dollop DJs
Subculture Sounds (Twisted Hearts Club/Toybox)
Plax (Give Them...)
Jack B Nimble
Aja

& lots more tbc

Tickets : Alt-Tickets or Stealth online.

For more info check out the dollop Facebook event.

Join the dollop Nottingham Group.

'Like' dollop.

Get to know... WAFA (Grizzly)

WAFA (GRIZZLY)

Norwich born Nathan Curran (aka WAFA) is regarded as one of the most talented drummers of recent years - providing the beats for the likes of Lily Allen, Faze Action, Kano, Lady Sovereign, Pnau, Craig David, Reef, Tinchy Styder, James Morrisson, Paloma Faith and most notably UK dance/electronic house sensations Basement Jaxx.



Whilst studying at music college in London, Nathan became close friends with Tim Land (who went on to release on Hospital Records as 'Landslide'), who encouraged him to get himself a laptop and 'start making beats'. With the success of his drumming, he didn't have the time to fully focus on his own music production, but whilst on tour he would spend his spare minutes getting his production skills down, and sending the tracks to his friend Seiji for feedback.

His musical epiphany occurred at The Big Chill in 2009, when (after headlining the festival with Basement Jaxx) Nathan stumbled across a late-night DJ set from Stealth favourite Toddla T.

“I saw Toddla T and he blew me away. It reminded me of the Grant Nelson vibe with mash up rave, and everyone was going mental. I thought at the time - I wanna make some mad beat bleep shit like this, so I came back to my humble studio in Kensal Rise and made “Ewid Disco”

After Djing at clubnights in and around London, Nathan became a resident at Basement Jaxx's 'Inside Out' parties in Brixton, where he would play disco alongside the Jaxx's official tour DJ Graeme Sinden. When Sinden mentioned to him that he was setting up a new record label, Nathan sent him some demos (including 'Ewid Disco') and Wafa was born!



The tracks were signed on the spot, and WAFA's debut EP was released in 2010 on Sinden's 'Grizzly' label. The lead track 'Ewid Disco' was featured on Crookers' Mixmag CD, Brodinski's 'Mystery Mix' and Drop The Lime's Fabriclive53 Mix; and the EP also recieved props from the likes of Annie Mac, MJ Cole, Gilles Peterson, xxxy, Nick Grimshaw, Mary Anne Hobbs and SBTRKT.


To help promote the EP's release, WAFA & Grizzly were kind enough to give away two remixes of the tracks. Click here for the link to download Canblaster's remix of WAFA's track 'Pop Up', and here for the link to download the Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs' remix of 'Ewid Disco'.

Since the release of his debut EP WAFA has gone from strength to strength, remixing the likes of Basement Jaxx, The Count & Sinden, Steve Angello, Jon Giovanni (aka Felix from Basement Jaxx), Pnau, & Nottingham's own DJ Santero.

Jon Giovanni - Take Off (WAFA Remix) by WAFA

Steve Angello - Knas (WAFA Re-edit) by WAFA

The Count & Sinden - Addicted To You (WAFA Remix) by WAFA

WAFA has recently collaborated with some of the hottest names on the scene (Sinden and Trouble & Bass head-honcho Drop The Lime), and will soon be following in the footsteps of DJ Zinc by releasing on Dave Spoon's 'Televizion' label.

Make sure you catch him when he plays at Stealth Vs Rescued on March 19th. Also keep your eyes peeled on the blog for an exclusive interview and some more bits and pieces from the man they call WAFA.

DEPRESSED BUTTONS (Mad Decent) at Stealth (26/02/11)

Saturday 26th February, 2011

Stealth Vs Rescued
Every Saturday at Stealth & The Rescue Rooms
Voted 'Nottingham's Best Club Night' 2009 & 2010

with

DEPRESSED BUTTONS (Mad Decent)
Most commonly known as three-fifths of the influential indie-synth outfit, The Faint, Clark Baechle, Todd Fink, and Jacob Thiele have begun their journey into the future of sound with their new project Depressed Buttons. The men behind the drums, vox, and keyboards of the revered Faint were among the first to give punk kids a taste of keyboard-based dance music in the late 1990s.

Now outfitted as Depressed Buttons, they have taken on the electronic/dance world with an entirely new sound. With remixes for Of Montreal and Boys Noize under their belts and remixes for Boy 8-Bit and Shinichi Osawa on the way, Mad Decent signed them to release their first EP, "QWERTY," back in December 2010.

The four-track debut EP didn't digress from The Faint’s intention to make an entire audience fill the dance floor, but Depressed Buttons does lead into a new sound of digital dance dimension. With a filthy lust for synthesizers, the band creates all of their own tracks, leaving listeners entranced and entangled within a web of angular stabs and thick pads. Don’t let the word “depressed” fool you, a button that's depressed isn't sad; it's turned on, which is exactly what "QWERTY" does to listeners.



Qwerty by Depressed Buttons

For an idea of what to expect from their DJ set check out their mix for Mad Decent and their 2010 Radio mix:

MIXMEAT-for Mad Decent 10-25-10 by Depressed Buttons

November 2010 Radio mix by Depressed Buttons

plus
MyCITY IS FOR PIMPS
ZEBEDY RAYS (live)
RESCUED! DJs
THE VINYL COUNTDOWN

& more tbc.

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Coming soon to Stealth Vs Rescued...

► Oneman (Rinse FM)
► Doc Daneeka (Ramp)
► WAFA (Grizzly)
► Jacques Greene (Night Slugs)
► AC Slater (Trouble & Bass)
► Dubbel Dutch (Palms Out Sounds)
► Jam City (Night Slugs)
► xxxy

& lots more....

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Previous Stealth Vs Rescued Guests include...
► AC Slater ► Aeroplane ► Andrew Weatherall ► Annie Mac ► Beataucue ► Bok Bok ► Boys Noize ► Brodinski ► Burns ► Canblaster ► Claude VonStroke ► Congorock ► Cooly G ► Dj Mujava ► Doorly ► Drop The Lime ► Duke Dumont ► Erol Alkan ► Filthy Dukes ► Foals ► Foamo ► Girl Unit ► Grum ► Guido ► Harvard Bass ► Headhunter ► Hot Chip (live) ► Hot City ► Jack Beats ► Jackmaster ► Jaguar Skills ► Jaymo & Andy George ► Joy Orbison ► Justice ► Kissy Sell Out ► L-Vis 1990 ► La Roux (live) ► Late Of The Pier (live) ► Lily Allen (live) ► Martelo ► Matt Walsh ► Mount Kimbie (live) ► Mowgli ► Mumdance ► Nero ► Noob ► Popof ► Radio Slave ► Redlight ► Renaissance Man ► Riva Starr ► Round Table Knights ► Seiji ► Shackleton ► Silkie ► Sinden ► Starkey ► Style Of Eye ► Switch ► Tempa T ► Tim Green ► Todd Terje ► Toddla T ► Zombie Disco Squad & lots more...

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For future guestlist / offers / info / invites join the Stealth Vs Rescued group.

JAMIE WOON at Stealth (03/03/11)

Friday 4th March, 2011

JAMIE WOON (live)
Jamie Woon, like James Blake, is one of those new male artists showing what can happen when you combine conventionally strong soulful vocals with dubstep's eerie spaciousness and resonant production techniques.
Woon experienced an epiphany when Burial remixed his little heard rendition of 'Wayfaring Stranger'. Injecting some bass, the reclusive producer completed changed the singer's view of music.



Assisting Jamie Woon is recent album sessions, the track 'Night Air' boasted some additional production from Burial. The result was a stunning song, with Woon's voice riding atop some rumbling sub-bass.



Named at number 4 in the of BBC Sound of 2011, Jamie Woon is preparing to release his debut album.



Jamie's track 'Night Air' appreared in the majority of the 'End Of 2010 Charts', and featured an official remixes by Ramadanman and Deadboy and a cheeky bootleg refix by Rinse FM's Marco Del Horno.

Night Air (Ramadanman Refix) by woon

#39 Jamie Woon - Night Air (Deadboy Remix) by Numbers

Jamie Woon 'Night Air' (Marco Del Horno refix - Mistajam 1xtra rip) by marcodelhorno

Have a listen to Jamie performing the track live in The Boiler Room:



Jamie's latest single 'Lady Luck' is released this week. Buy it now from iTunes.



And as if you need further proof of the man's voice have a look at this little video Jamie recorded whilst on a recent holiday in Cambodia:



Also if you sign up to Jamie's mailing list on his Facebook page you will get a free download of his track 'Blue Truth':

Blue Truth by woon

Don't miss this chance to see Mr Woon in such an intimate setting - and as expected tickets are flying out!

Also on the bill....

CLAUDE VONSTROKE (dirtybird)
BENJI B (Deviation / Radio 1 / 1Xtra)
D'lex
Ursa Major (Trouble & Bass)
dollop DJs
Subculture Sounds (Twisted Hearts Club/Toybox)
Plax (Give Them...)
Jack B Nimble
Aja

& lots more tbc

Tickets : Alt-Tickets or Stealth online.

For more info check out the dollop Facebook event.

Join the dollop Nottingham Group.

'Like' dollop.

DETONATE 12th BIRTHDAY (25/02/11)

"In early 1999 we launched our first event at Deluxe (now Cookie Club) on a Thursday night. The plan was to put on a party playing the music we love. So far that plan has lasted 12 years and it continues to remain the same in 2011. The people who come to Detonate month after month are the main reason for the success of the night so we hope you'll come down and celebrate 12 years of Detonate...."

DETONATE 12th BIRTHDAY
Friday 25th February 2011

Stealth, The Rescue Rooms and The Forum

JOKER
GOLDIE
TODDLA T
STARKEY
DBRIDGE
BODDIKA (Swamp 81)
LENZMAN
GREENMONEY
MELE
ANDY C
NERO
DRUMSOUND & BASSLINE SMITH
& lots more

Advance tickets available from Alt-Tickets or in person from Rock City box office.

DEM SLACKERS at Stealth (05/03/11)

Saturday 5th March, 2011

Stealth Vs Rescued present...

DEM SLACKERS
Despite only being 18 years old Dem Slackers has quite a few releases to his name. He found his love for producing about five years ago and decided to spend more time making music in 2008. Since then he has signed two EPs (one on Wearhouse and one on BMKLTSCHRCRDS), made official remixes for Lil’ Wayne, Foamo and Mightyfools and was asked to remix for Kissy Sell Out’s San City High and Bart B More’s Secure Recordings to name a few.



Next to producing he also started out DJing not long after, and his live act was soon discovered and praised by many – his tracks are supported by Crookers, Steve Aoki, Fake Blood, Don Rimini, Sinden, Tommy Sunshine, Mightyfools and many more, and with tours in Hungary, Belgium, the Netherlands and the UK already confirmed it won’t be long for him to take over the world!

Check out his new "Million Dollars" promo mix, recorded just last week:



Tracklisting:
Moonbootica - Tonight
Basement Jaxx - Raindrops (Louis La Roche Rework)
Mark Ronson & The Buisness INTL - Bang Bang Bang (Russ Chimes Remix)
Katy B - Lights On Ft. Ms Dynamite
Dem Slackers - Million Dollars
Dem Slackers - Sihauldair
Shadow Dancer - Catmoves
Cassius - Shark Simple (L-Vis 1990 Remix)
Jan Driver - Gain Reaction
Carte Blanche - Do! Do! Do! Ft. Kid Sister (Laidback Luke Remix)
Tai - Paradise Poltergeist Ft. Steve Aoki (LA Riots Remix)
Shadow Dancer - Murder Room
Harvard Bass - Pruno
Tame Impala - Why Won't You Make Up Your Mind (Erol Alkan Rework)
Cassius - Les Enfants (Gesaffelstein Remix)
I Love you so (Henzel & Disco Nova Remix)
Benni Benassi - Electroman Ft. T-Pain (Congrock Remix)
MC Flipside - In The Zone (Bart B More Remix)
Don Diablo - Animale
Wolfgang - Space Junk
The Aston Shuffle - Start Again Ft. Lovers Electric (Dem Slackers Remix)
Clash The Disco Kids - Transient (Shameboy Remix)
Dem Slackers - Poediwoedi

For more info/guestlist check out the Facebook Event.

ONEMAN (Rinse FM) at Stealth Vs Rescued

Coming soon to Stealth Vs Rescued...

ONEMAN (Rinse FM) at Stealth Vs Rescued (12/03/11)

Oneman plays a lot of old tunes, an exception in a scene obsessed with the perpetual "moving forward never backwards" motion of dubplate culture. Again, as such a DJ, he should be confined to the ranks of the many DJs out there. But over the last few years Oneman has most definitely moved ahead of the pack.

'I just wanna make people dance and people dance to good beats,' says Oneman.

Few epitomized what an incredible year 2010 was as DJ Oneman, this column's DJ of the year. When Loefah put him forward for Mary Anne Hobbs' Generation Bass showcase in 2008, his talent as a DJ was undeniable, yet mixing early DMZ releases into old UK garage records will only take you so far. Instead he spent the next two years walking a new path, eventually ushering in a new generation of producers and sounds distinct from the grime, funky, dubstep, and garage scenes that inspired them.

By summer, armed with peerless mixing skills and new Serato tricks, Oneman would reach Slimzee circa 2003, Hatcha '04, or DMZ '06 levels of creativity, putting clear water between himself and the very hot competition. He broke one of the records of the year, Girl Unit's "Wut", and launched his 502 label with two fresh new artists, Fis-T and Jay Weed. His appearances on the cult ustream show 'Boiler Room' have got the internet world buzzing - notably playing unknown dubplates such as the much hyped 'Sicko Cell':

For his most recent mix head over to the LuckyMe website, or click here to download. With a tracklisting that includes Jamie xx, Girl Unit, Joker, Canblaster, Wiley, Prince, Marcus Intalex, French Fries, Digital Mystikz, Scuba, Addison Groove, Mobb Deep, Zed Bias, Boddika and Justin Timberlake (?!?) you really need to get this on your iPod!

And if you like the sound of that then head over to his Mixcloud page where you can find more audio heat :)

For more info/guestlist check out the Facebook Event.