Showing posts with label TLGB. Show all posts
Showing posts with label TLGB. Show all posts

Wednesday, 13 January 2010

The Name is Bond, Graham Bond

Alright so we done post about TLGB before. He should be regarded as a beacon of hope for wobbly house fans out there, those who like their drops dirty and the synths to wobble all over the place. Although I personally feel that there is only so far the fidget house thing could be taken, TLGB still produces very good stuff unlike a lot of the artists that got everyone so hooked on low frequency osiclations back in 2008 to the beginning of 2009. Like most Kidda remixes it has a euphoric feel to it and tight vocal hooks. It's probably a tune more suited to summer, but that doesn't take anything away from the tight production. It's the cowbell in the drum beat that I enjoy most, good stuff from the man they call Bond, more electronic and bleepy rather just a 4x4 beat with a shit loads of wobbles, it's more layered and tight.












Kidda - Everything Bad Is Good For You (TLGB Remix)

He is Playing lots of gigs here :

23rd Jan - Chew The Fat! Croatia
29th Jan - Superfilth!!! @ 93 Feet East
4th Feb - Dive @ Market Bar Nottingham supporting Foamo
18th Feb - Kidda album launch tour @ Bar 54

and finishing up another E.P.

Give him love here: www.myspace.com/thelivinggrahambond

enjoy

Wednesday, 28 October 2009

Introducing: The Living Graham Bond


Hello all

So this isn't the first time we've mentioned TLGB aka The Living Graham Bond on this blog, but we thought as he's got an upcoming release it's time to give shouts in the appropriate direction. The man himself has given out a promo mixtape with some of his future original material on it. It's got some wicked othere stuff on it as well, the Justin Martin remix at the end is a banging bouncy tech house

Here it is

"The Incredibly Soft Mixtape"


and here is the tracklist

1. Tonka - Jack Track (TLGBs Little Fiddle)
2. TLGB - Incredibly Soft
3. Savage Skulls - Flabanco
4. Renaissance Man – Canto Della Kalimba (Bootcut Edit)
5. TLGB - Drinkies
6. Drums Of Death - Got Yr Thing (Jesse Rose & Oliver $ Dub)
7. Brodinski & Mumdance - Eurostarr (Zombie Disco Squad Remix)
8. TLGB - Ransom
9. Tim Green - Revox (Justin Martin Remix)

I'm really excited about this forthcoming release, he's an exciting new talent. Some people have dubbed him the new Fake Blood, although I don't really believe in doing this. It's similar to when a new young Argentine footballer breaks through everyone labels him the new Marradonna, they're always different. He's different from Fake Blood. There is a more melodic style to his production.

He's already done some big gigs, playing the last Chew The Fat at the Arches. And he has got plenty more on the cards in the future. I'm going to see him at Curriculum tomorrow night at Corsica Studios, come on down for this one, Riva Starr is on the bill too...

He's had support from some big players too. Kissy Sell Out has played him out Radio 1 as did Major Lazer, when they dropped his remix of Olive into their essential mix. When you are getting plays from the likes of Diplo and Switch you can't be doing much wrong...

Anyway, the e.p. drops on the 2nd of November, go out and buy it...

easy
Jossa x

Tuesday, 1 September 2009

Soon To Be Huge


Have a listen to this remix from TLGB. It's an absolute banger and this dj/producer is set for big things, already having got the Olive remix played out by Major Lazer on Radio 1.

Olive - Your Not Alone (TLGB Remix)

He's also done a sweet remix of the whining Jack Penate

Jack Penate - Tonight's Today (TLGB Remix)


Here is a tune that I cannot stop listening to at the moment. Such a sweet idea sampling old jazz vocals into a house tune, try and not bounce while listening to this, it's hard....

Gramophonedzie - Why Don't You

Enjoy...
Joss x