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jooseph
26/04/2011 15:43
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Ettekuulutused on tõesed, kätte on jõudnud suurte muutuste periood. Täheaeg 2011 punkt 21.05 märgistab ajaloolist daatumit, mil sünnib makromaailma olulisim jõud – G R A V I T Y. See on vastastikmõju, mis hakkab levima üle kogu ümbritseva aegruumi ning mida rohkem ta helisid endasse haarab ja mida kvaliteetsemad need on, seda tugevamaks ta transformeerub. Eksisteerib üks ja ainult üks eesmärk – mateeria muundamine muusikaks. Sellel uuestisünnil astuvad ülesse üksnes kolossaalsed kehastused, erinevate kultuurisuundade juurutajad ja visionäärid:
Africa HiTech [Warp Records]
Nearly nine years ago MARK PRITCHARD and STEVE SPACEK began bonding over their shared passion for the seemingly disparate spheres of bubbling Detroit techno, soul and fierce Jamaican digital dancehall. First came an appearance by Spacek on Pritchard’s Troubleman album, then the collaborative track “Turn It On” released on Sonar Kollektive. It was when they both, by pure coincidence, found themselves living in Australia that the connection was cemented. Africa HiTech is the moniker which represents both Steve and Mark’s love for all things progressive within music, whilst acknowledging that the roots of much of today’s popular music can be traced directly back to Africa.
Pritchard had already begun to narrow the gaps between the pair’s beloved genres under his Harmonic 313 moniker and Spacek was eager to explore new directions in both his production and vocals after the disbandment of his eponymous band and the worldwide acclaim of his Dilla-asisted “Dollar” single. The first widely heard fruits of the duo’s labor was the striking single “Blen”. A penetrating exercise in minimalist dancehall swordplay, it was released under the intriguing name Africa HiTech which immediately seemed to encompass both the influences and ambitions of the newly christened 2-piece.
The result is 93 Million Miles, an unflinchingly ambitious product of international globe-trotting that carves a new faultline into the rapidly expanding terrain of “bass music”…or whatever it’s being called this week. The first point of introduction for many will have been the Ini Kamoze-sampling behemoth “Out In The Street”, immediately championed by Flying Lotus, Untold, Toddla T, Benji B and Scratcha DVA.
This ambitious cultural intake could spell disaster, but in the hands of Pritchard and Spacek it becomes a surprising, fulfilling journey aimed squarely at the dedicated listener rather than simply at the dancefloor. Given the duo’s breadth of experience and exquisite levels of taste and ability, it could go no other way.
> http://warp.net/records/africa-hitech
> http://www.myspace.com/stevespacek
> http://www.myspace.com/officialmarkpritchard
Kohalikud helijõud:
Madis Nestor [BiiT]
B.L.B [SOS]
Pilet: 9 Eur / eelmüük 7 Eur / Korterivõtmega 5 Eur
Eelmüük "16 EUR Hostelis", Roseni 9, klubi kõrval
Korterivõtme avaldus: http://www.krtr.ee/est/kortertivoti/
Uksed: 23:00
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sinda
27/04/2011 14:39
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mental!!!!
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jooseph
02/05/2011 09:19
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=je0VXof1j7Q
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jooseph
06/05/2011 12:10
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http://africahitech.com/
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jooseph
17/05/2011 11:15
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Steve Spacek & Mark Pritchard intervjuu: http://vimeo.com/22239850
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jooseph
20/05/2011 10:38
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http://www.redbullmusicacademy.com/.../post/17/0/2205
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jooseph
21/05/2011 09:41
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täna Korteris AFRICA HiTECH: http://boilerroom.tv/mark-pritchard...ech-45-min-mix/
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dr3xl
23/05/2011 14:38
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mõnus oli. pisut kurb küll, et paljudel see kuidagi kõrvust mööda läinud. a noh, sain vähemalt oma kangelasega juttu ka puhutud.
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