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DJ /rupture - 23 - MHh04. 1:16. DJ /rupture - 24 - I Am Soundboy / Big Work / We Started This / Everlasting Life. 2:22. Donna Summer - Big Work (Belligerent Super Vision, 2001) 4:15. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 2002 CD release of "Minesweeper Suite" on Discogs.
8 de oct. de 2008 · Uproot by DJ Rupture, released 08 October 2008 1. Reef - Baby Kites & Nokea 2. Elders - Clouds 3. Bang Soundboy - Istari Lasterfahrer 4. Cassava - Nokea 5. Winter Buds - Atki2 6. Homeboys - Maga Bo 7. Too Much - Clouds 8. Mass Dampers - Ekstrak 9. Afghanistan - Frescoe 10. Gave You All My Love (Matt Shadetek remix) - Iron Shirt 11.
12 de nov. de 2020 · Selections: Rupture. In this regular feature, Selections, we invite DJs, producers and label heads to dig into their Bandcamp crates and share the contents of their digital collections. This week, London’s Mantra and Double O shine a light on the rising stars and stalwarts who embody the electrified d&b sound of their Rupture label and party.
DJ Rupture - Change The Mood. Posted 11 years ago 11 years ago. Rupture. Comment must not exceed 1000 characters 499 47 Share Copy Link More. 25,623 plays 25.6K; View all comments 60; Play. djrupture Stage Boundary Songs - a mix by DJ Rupture, Filastine, & Nova Ruth.
11 de may. de 2019 · Rewind: DJ Rupture - Gold Teeth Thief. Looking back on a groundbreaking mix of global sounds. Rewind is a review series that dips into electronic music's archives to dust off music from decades past. When I interviewed DJ Rupture, AKA Jace Clayton, in 2016, I asked him to describe what was going on when Gold Teeth Thief came out 18 years ago.
Pithily characterizing his work as “a strike against geography,” New York-based producer DJ /rupture (Jace Clayton), seeks to abolish the boundaries separating disparate musical styles and scenes by mashing-together and amplifying the resulting cultural dissonances.
12 de jul. de 2022 · The roots and the future join forces — history is both appreciated, and made. Launched in 2006, Rupture was a response to a lack of opportunities. Though keen ravers and DJs, Mantra and Double O were finding it hard to score gigs in London. “We thought, ‘Let’s start our own thing, let’s develop our own community and family’,” says ...
