Tag: bass musics

dead air x colectivo futuro = a year end radio takeover!

2011 was a good year for colectivo futuro, we grew in followers and also in enthusiasm for what we are trying to achieve with this community of likeminded characters. we compiled some great futurecasts and we featured some of our favorite artists via our colectivo futurist section.  but most importantly we achieved our first physical collaboration with mexican artist natural values and barcelona based bcomesome1 titled future print series 01.


to end the year on a high note, a couple of weeks back we were invited as guests on wvum’s dead air show. hosted by our homegirl Uchi Isabella, the show focuses on providing forward thinking electronic musics every friday night between 11 pm and 01 am. on friday, december 30th we arrived to the station, which is located at the beautiful university of miami campus, music and gear in tow, and were greeted by Uchi, who immediately made us feel at home in the studio, which was outfitted wall-to-wall with cds and records.


music wise, we wanted to take a “best of the year” approach to the show and during the first hour we did just that, showcasing an eclectic selection of tracks that inspired us during 2011, including cuts by Jamie XX, Four Tet, and Sbtrkt. we also talked about the state of colectivo futuro and our plans moving forward. for the second and third hours we kicked the bass musics up a notch mixing tracks by Jon Convex, Zomby, Jacques Greene, and Joy Orbison to name a few. needless to say we had an absolute blast!


listen to the 3 hour show with harold (@harold_f), gabe (@gabrielberthin), miguel (@miguelcolectivo), mike (@mlason), and of course our favorite host uchi (@uchpuch) with a cameo appearance by the ramon (@theramon) below

colectivo futuro x dead air – wvum 90.5 fm 30.11.2011 by colectivofuturo

hyperdub = a cover story!

 

UK bass label hyperdub has quickly become one of the most revered labels in the planet via their consistent take on future bass musics from the likes of burial, kode9 & the spaceape, zomby, king midas sound, and many more. what initially began as a 100% music focus, with simple vinyl artwork featuring the label’s logo and record info, has shifted to a more complete package with the futuristic graphics provided by london based studio optigram.

somewhat mysterious and elusive, optigram is a sister company of electrofunk label citinite, and has done artwork for several labels and brands including Clients include Hyperdub, Warp, Planet Mu, Hum + Buzz, Sähkö, Public Information, The Wire, XLR8R, MIT Press and the Red Bull Music Academy.

  

often recurring to geometric and repetitive patterns, their artworks are a perfect companion for hyperdub’s often mold-braking releases that hover between future garage, grime, house, and techno. however, they are equally effective when stepping out of their comfort zone as is the case on the beautiful and much more organic kode9 + the spaceape album cover (picture above), which is reminiscent of early japanese print art.

follow the label on twitter @hyperdub and keep track of optigram’s work via their website

also check out this spotify playlist featuring some of our favorite music from hyperdub

 

 

 

alexis = colectivo futurecast 024!

this month’s colectivo futurecast installment is a very special one, as it features a recording by one of our most avid collaborators and supporters. originally from colombia, but currently based in valencia, alexis has been following our footsteps from the early colectivo days. to call him a DJ would be inaccurate, in our mind he’s more of a sound researcher and connoisseur. for this occasion, he’s prepared a 70-minute selection of proper electro (the detroit kind) that features both old and new cuts with a clear inclination for what they call bass musics. check out the tracklist and the set after the jump…

listen to & subscribe to the futurecast at colectivo futurecast

discogs link

01 Arne Weinberg (AW-Recordings, 2009)
02 Gerard Hanson (Frustrated Funk, 2007)
03 Theo Parrish (NDATL Musik, 2009)
04 Projektname Unbekannt (Uncanny Valley, 2011)
05 Andre Holland (Underground Resistance, 1995)
06 Boris Bunnik (Clone West Coast Series, 2011)
07 Nick Dunton (Open Mind Recordings, 2010)
08 Submersible Machines (Lunar Disko Records, 2010)
09 Anthony Shakir (7th City, 1998)
10 Kyle Hall (Hyperdub, 2010)
11 Zyntax (Zyntax Motorcity, 2099)
12 Andrea Parker (Quatermass, 2001)
13 Mark Stewart (Modern Love, 12″, 2006)
14 Gerald Donald, James Stinson (Underground Resistance, 1996)
15 Psychick Warriors Ov Gaia (KK Records, 1993)
16 Michael Diekmann (Zyntax Motorcity, 2009)
17 Mark Stewart (Ai Records, 2003)
18 Darren J. Cunningham (Werk Discs, 2004)
19 James Stinson (Flourescent Forest Rec., 1991)

alexis – colectivo futurecast 024! by colectivofuturo

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