Tag: DJ W!ld

  • DJ W!LD – Trans Europe Express – Roush Label

    Of course DJ W!LD’s latest production was going to appear in Magazine Sixty. Not just because the title makes reference to one of our favourite pieces of electronic music but also because it kicks and rocks like all the other fiery productions generated by the DJ. The title fuels eight minutes of brutal drums and…

  • DJ W!LD – La Cite d’Or EP – Cardinal Records

    What can I say about DJ W!ld that you don’t know already. You either tune in and turn on to his unique sound or not. This new EP for Cardinal solidifies the thought process with further crunchy grooves worming their way into your consciousness. As always with the artist it’s the splashes of soulful musicality…

  • Sid Vaga – Get Up Daddy – Deeplomatic Recordings

    Sid Vaga’s decisively irresistible number feels all at once punchy yet refreshingly re-invigorating as Detroit stabs poke at you while chugging drums and rolling basslines tease you into submission. The suggestive voice being the icing on the cake. Complimenting all that festivity is perennial Magazine Sixty favourite DJ W!LD who once again delivers all that…

  • Gastek & L.D.F. vs Fog – The Bronx Tale EP – Yaww Recordings

    Yaww’s third vinyl only escapade is unleased upon the world with the EP’s title track topically referencing that famous location in New York City via a smoky spoken narrative that blends perfectly with the tough, rugged drums and low-end theory. The light relief occurs in the sprinkle of bright keys on the Original Mix which…

  • DJ W!ld Gangster Paradise Roush Ok. So what’s not to love. The DJ returns kicking out those tough and ready beats and basslines all over again. Mercifully the title track, Gangster Paradise has nothing to do with Coolio but is in fact more irresistibly hot House grooves that sooner or later just deliver that big,…

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    Single of the Week DJ W!ld All About You Robsoul Records The unmistakable rhythms of DJ W!ld return to the ever excitable Robsoul for yet another breathless journey into repeating beats and grooves. First up is Breakin which comes fully armed with splashing hi-hats and rough-edged bass twisting their way until the breakdown refreshes you…

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    Kolombo Busta Business EP 2DIY4 How could you possibly not love this? Diynamic Music’s sister label release Kolombo’s solo debut featuring a good-time rap (albeit even funkier for being stylishly detuned) alongside fuzzy synths and a particularly, perky bassline. Meanwhile the voice intones I Want It All and then lists a series of demands –…

  • DJ W!LD interview

    Who inspired you to become a Dj? How did you first get into producing music? Laurent Garnier. I was living in small city in France, Dijon, and we had the chance to have the best club in that time called “l’enfer”. And Laurent was resident with his wake up parties! Amazing.  My first production was…

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    Amirali In Time Crosstown Rebels Even if Amirali played the opening: The Harmonious Song and then left the building you would still be stunned by the collective beauty of the notes spread across the Rhodes. Thankfully the long player continues to revolve developing its journeys through hypnosis that somehow fits the month of May perfectly…