Love Dub Refix - Musik

Cooly G A Semi-Pro Female Footballer And UK House Producer And DJ From Brixton South London Describes Her Sound As Having A “deep House Tribal Dubstep Vibe ” And You Can See Why – Cooly G’s Productions Exist In Their Own Hinterland – Abstract Post-Garage Beats That Slowly Shuffle Into Life Dubbed Out With Her Own Cut Up Vocal Snippets Singing Painterly Half Phrases. She’s The Second Female Producer On Hyperdub Alongside Ikonika And She Released Her Debut Single For The Label Love Dub B/w Narst After A String Of Self-Produced CDR-S. The Single Got People Pretty Excited She Was Single Of The Week In The Guardian One To Watch In The Independent Got Interviewed All Over And Was Immediately Snapped Up For Remixes By The Majors As Well As Starting To Get Bookings All Over The World. Kode9′s Support For The Sound Has Also Extended To The Artists Signed To Hyperdub. Forthcoming Is A 12-Inch From Brixton’s Cooly G Who Makes Funky With An Avowed Dubstep Influence. Her Tracks Carve Out A Dub-Conscious Cavernous Space But Her Singing Is A Clear Point Of Departure And Marks Her Music Firmly As House. All Of This Might Suggest That We’re Inevitably Going To See Funky ‘go Dark’ In The Same Way That UK Garage Did But Although Many Good Tracks Make Use Of Darker Sounds There Are Plenty Which Don’t. The Crazy Cousinz Remix Of ‘Do You Mind?’ Is A Case In Point And Much Of Funky’s Appeal Lies In Its Willingness To Engage With A Variety Of Emotions. It Would Be Of No Benefit To The Genre If It Were To Adopt The Guise Of Its Predecessors Grime Or Dubstep With A Slower Tempo And A Couple Of Extra Snare Hits Thrown In. It’s Important That Funky Maintains The Visceral Energy That It’s Capable Of While Not Just Retreading Familiar Sonic Territory Ideally By Finding A Balance Between The Light And The Dark. As With Any Kind Of Dance Music The Best Place To Experience Funky Is In A Club. Most Nights Tend To Have A Strictly Enforced ‘shirts And Shoes’ Policy But There Are Now More Nights That Don’t Have Any Kind Of Dress Code. For Those That Don’t Mind Dressing Up A Bit It’s Worth Keeping A Look Out For Cooly G’s Monthly Night The Producer’s House At Babalou In Brixton. At Times The Dance Music Scene Seems To Be A Male Dominated Genre But UK Producer Cooly G Is A Fine Representation Of Females In The Game. When It Comes To Deep House That’s Cutting Edge And Pushing The Envelope Her Name Is One That Keeps Popping Up. Her Remix Of Zero 7′s “Medicine Man” Is A Great Example Of Her Versatility. Dark And Melodic The Track Makes A Nice Weapon Especially With The Urgent Drum Shuffles. Don’t Let This Be The Only Cooly G Song You Check Out Her Back Catalog Is Full Of Many More Dance Floor Kilers Like This One. read less