Win Wu Tang Clan tickets

On 4th August, one of the most important Hip Hop acts EVER are reunited in full force at the o2 Academy in Brixton with Mastakilla, GZA, RZA, Inspectah Deck, Method Man, Ghostface, U-God, Raekwon, Mathemathes, Cappadonna and Streetlife. Oh, and me on the warm up DJ set duties…and I’ve got some tickets to give away. (more…)

Posted by Jam at 1:54 pm on July 27th, 2010

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Categories: In The Club.

Why you can’t trust Skream…

…when a camera is nearby!

Listen to Magnetic Man’s first live radio interview from my show here

Posted by Jam at 12:10 am on July 27th, 2010

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Categories: Music, New Music.

12 steps to becoming an (amateur) DJ

Normally as a DJ you would learn to mix before accepting a booking and hosting your own weekly show on the best underground radio station in the country. If you’re like Rinse FM’s Sian Anderson and need to learn how to mix quickly as you’ve accepted a booking and feel you can’t continue holding down your show on Rinse without those most basic of DJ skills; here are her 12 steps to becoming an (amateur) DJ!

Mewzikbox : 18.07.10 by Mewzikbox on Mixcloud

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Posted by Sian at 12:32 pm on July 26th, 2010

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Categories: On The Radio, Ramblings, Sian Rants.

Professor Green: Alive Till I’m Dead

Tom Bowles reviews Professor Green’s new album, Alive Till I’m Dead for MistaJam.com.

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Posted by Sam Moir at 12:06 pm on July 26th, 2010

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Tags: Alive Till I'm Dead, Professor Green.

DJ Zinc’s Crack House Volume 2

Everyone knows the story of Zinc now, don’t they?

Turning his back on Drum & Bass in 2007, Zinc returned to music in 2008 to play a new hybrid of house sounds. The sound he calls Crack House. (more…)

Posted by Sam Moir at 12:06 pm on July 17th, 2010

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Categories: New Music.
Tags: Crack House Volume 2, DJ Zinc.

Skream’s Freeizm Vol 2

Jam posted about Volume 1 so I’m stepping in to post the second installment of dubstep icon, Skream’s ‘Freeizm’ release.

Skream dropped the five, 320 quality, tunes on his Twitter hours ago. I’m a massive fan of the chilled out dubstep which is probably why I prefer this volume to the first. There’s even a remix of Loefah’s Indian Dub.

It’s a big look for artists like Skream to show love to their fans like this.

Enjoy.

Download now: Skream’s Freeizm Vol 2

Tracklisting

Skream – Dark Light
Skream – Arola
Skream – Disturbin Toyz
Skream – Sine-Us
Loefah – Indian Dub (Skream’s 04 Remix)

Any chance of Volume 3, Ollie?

I’m buzzing for this album, tracks are dropping all over Radio 1/1Xtra now. So far, I’ve heard Where You Should Be, The Epic Last Song and 8 Bit Baby but my favourite still remains the first track I heard from the LP, Listenin’ To The Records On My Wall.

Check out the making of the music video, looks set to be an interesting video to go with a big tune.