TROUBLE & BASS 5 YEAR ANNIVERSARY MEGA MIX...

All time Trouble & Bass classics mix in celebration of being together for 5 years! From the Boogaloo days to gigs around the globe, these are the tunes that have moved T&B from 'back in the day', to today...

http://soundcloud.com/trouble-bass/t-b5yearmix

Tracklisting

1. Alias - Warriors 4 x 4 Remix
2. Chelley - Took the Night
3. The Masons - Merk
4. Redlight & Ms. Dynamite: What You Talking About (MDMA)
5. Debonair Samir - Samir's Theme
6. Chuckie - Let the Bass Kick (Michael Meds Rmx)
7. Piddy Py - Giggle Riddim
8. LFO - Freak
9. Curses! - What I Need (Dexplicit Remix)
10. Baobinga feat. DJ Nasty - State of Ghetto Jackin' (TRG Remix)
11. Skream - Midnight Request Line
12. Crime Mob - Knuck If You Buck
13. Dynasty Crew - Dynasty Theme
14. Rossi B & Luca - E10 Riddim
15. Lil Mama - Lip Gloss (Starkey Edit)
16. Scottie B - Niggaz Fightin
17. Blaqstarr - Go Get My Gun (Carli Remix)
18. Tomb Crew - Western Jam
19. Splack Pack - Shake That Ass Bitch
20. Boy 8-Bit - Fog Bank (Jack Beats Remix)
21. Major Lazer - Pon De Floor (DTL Remix)
22. Math Head x Passions - Turn the Music Up (AC Slater Remix)
23. Laidback Luke & Diplo - Hey! (Foamo Remix)
24. Rico Tubbs - Respect
25. Rusko - Cockney Thug (Drums of Death Baltimore Thug Remix)
26. Reso - If Ya Can't Beat 'Em
27. Plastician feat. Skepta - Intensive Snare
28. Drop the Lime - Bricks
29. Doctor P - Badman Sound
30. Boogaloo Crew - Days Go By
31. Supra1 - Ghoster
32. Kingdom - I Don't Know
33. Simian Mobile Disco - Cruel Intentions (Joker Remix)
34. Girl U.N.I.T. - Wut
35. Benga & Coki - Night
36. Oliver $ - Mesh Mallow
37. Star Eyes - Happy Haus (UFO! Remix)
38. Zinc feat. Nolay - Killa Sound (Heavyfeet Remix)
39. Canblaster - Chicken Run
40. Wiley - Gangsters (Bassline Remix)
41. Buraka Som Sistema feat. M.I.A. - Sound of Kuduru (Drop the Lime Remix)
42. Foamo - Wardance
43. Digital Manges - Manges (Sharkslayer Remix)
44. Kazey & Bulldog - Snap Yo Balti
45. Party Crashers - I Love NY (Baobinga's Fuck Up Like Woah Remix)
46. Congorock - Sbombers
47. Hard House Banton & Stush - We Nuh Run
48. Mikix the Cat - Movin' Around
49. Flinch - Midnight Hustle (AC & Dell Dub VIP)
50. Dennis DJ & MC Cabo - Tire A Camisa
51. Bobmo - To the Bobmobile
52. T2 - Heartbroken
53. Sidney Sampson - Riverside
54. French Fries - Pull Up
55. 2 Bad Mice - Bombscare
56. Acid Jacks - Mookie
57. Bassanovva - Chicken Lover (Samo Soundboy Remix)
58. Awesome 3 - Don't Go (Kicks Like A Mule Mix)
59. French Fries - Predador
60. Buraka Som Sistema - Kalemba (Wegue Wegue)
61. Zinc - Nexx
62. Marcus Price & Carli - Mat Bira Kvinnor Weed (Kingdom Remix)
63. Lil Silva - Seasons
64. Tempa T - Next Hype
65. Skream - Oskilatah
66. AC Slater - Calm Down
67. Noah D - Seeeriousss
68. Little Jinder - Youth Blood (12th Planet & Flinch Remix)
69. Joker - Purple City
70. TC - Where's My Money? (Caspa Remix)
71. Little Jinder - Polyhedron (Supra1 Remix)
72. Jaydee - Plastic Dreams (Switch Remix)
73. DJ Mujava - Township Funk
74. Zinc feat. Ms. Dynamite - Wile Out
75. Steve Starks - Git Em
76. Nacey - The Flip
77. Adonis - No Way Back
78. L-Vis 1990 - United Groove (MJ Cole Remix)
79. Mele - Bombay (Nadastrom Remix)
80. Carolina Marques - The Killer Funk (DJ Woody Remix)
81. The Prodigy - Smack My Bitch Up
82. Zombies for Money - Numbra One (Foamo Remix)
83. Surkin - White Knight Two
84. Roska - Elevated Level
85. J-Wow - Klang
86. Claude Von Stroke - Who's Afraid of Detroit? (JSaxton's Scared Remix)
87. La Roux - In For the Kill (Skream Remix)
88. Renegade - The Terrorist
89. DJ Hype - Fugees or Not
90. Urban Shakedown - Arsonist
91. DJ Slip - Man of Steal
92. DJ Krust - Warhead
93. John B - Up All Night
94. Liquid Crystal - You Got Me

And make sure to grab tickets to T&B's 5 Year Anniversary on September 16th at Webster Hall HERE!

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DROP THE LIME INTERVIEW...

One of the greatests talents of the moment 'Drop The Lime' managed to give Rauw a cheeky interview ahead of 'Trouble & Bass's 5 Year Anniversary on Friday September 16th, 2011 at New York City's own legendary Webster Hall...

"
Well hello sir!

DTL: Oh hello sir!

Where are you now? Not in the USA I guess?

DTL: No I’m in London. I was in the middle of the riots in fact.

Ow… damn, are you okay?

DTL: I’m ok… but 2 days ago I stepped out of the Bethnal Green tube stop not knowing anything and saw cars on fire, kids looting and breaking shit.. I thought it was Armageddon. I ran with a group away from the riots and into a courtyard where we waited for things to cool down.

We saw horrible stuff on tv and twitter was going mental, I started to get worried about all my friends when I read tigers and lions were set free and roaming Piccadilly Circus. It was absolute madness and everybody so scared. Why do you think it exploded like it did?

DTL: The kids are bored.

I was bored when I was 16, and frustrated, I threw stones at the police in 1984, but I didn’t get this angry and crazy.

DTL: They’re not angry. Its an excuse to do something and because everybody has mobile phones, twitter etc it exploded so quickly. This kind of shit never happened in New York. We’d go skateboarding instead.

Your name Drop The Lime? What does it refer to? Like a piece of lime in a vodka?

DTL: It’s a Johnny Cash reference: Walk the line. Slap the time. Drop the lime

Aha! Stupid me, I love that song…

DTL: I walk in my sleep to that song.

JVB: Can you describe Drop The Lime to me? Who is he? What does he do? What does he sound like?

DTL: Drop the lime is an attitude. I like all kinds of music, as long as its sexy, raw, tough, and makes you feel. And, I sing, I play guitar, I DJ all those things. I like to constantly evolve and pull from my different musical inspirations, so right now I’m heavily influenced by what got me playing guitar as a child – rock and western… Ennio Morricone, Johnny Burnette, Johnny Cash, Gene Vincent etc, but I infuse it with dance music

How does rock influence the electronic part of you?

DTL: 50′s rock was dance music of the 50′s…Something for the teenagers and 9-5 hard workers let loose to. No different to the electronic music of today. They both share the purpose to release your hard times and have a good time.

There is a lot of reinventing house music going on which bores me.

DTL: This is a danger of putting real instruments down, if you limit yourself to only electronics… or nowadays, computers... It can be a glass ceiling.

I think we should always be doing new stuff, innovate, create something new… like you, you even sing while DJ-ing right?

DTL: I sing while I DJ yes… That all began, because I felt the human touch was lacking in dance music performances. I felt disconnected from the crowd and by singing I was inviting them to be a part of the music, rather than play music to them. I was in the studio with the Marble and Club Cheval boys last week and we were all actually playing instruments, drums... It made such a difference.

Would you start a band? Like a swamp rock band like the Cramps, but with an electronic beat?

DTL: I have a band!

Really?! What’s it called?

DTL: The DROP THE LIME live tour begins next month in America, November we do Australia. I’m on guitar, I have a drummer, and 2 back up singers. The album drops in September and then the live show kicks off.

Sounds great.

DTL: But I also have a proper rock band called BAD LUPO GRANDE.

And Bart? Who is Bart B More?

DTL: MY BASS BROTHER! Bart is a scholar of Bass.

What’s this bass thing? What is Trouble & Bass?

DTL: A family, a lifestyle... We are a Brooklyn based crew that consists of 4 people- AC Slater, Star Eyes, The Captain and me.. And it expands internationally into other artists and crews... the crew expands into parties, clothing, and a record label. We are doing jewellery now as well... pendants, belt buckles and rings

Belt buckles? Wow, I always find it really hard to get cool belt buckles.

DTL: Yes, belt buckles. I believe that nowadays, everybody has a record label. That’s boring to me, I think that labels should be treated more like a lifestyle, and a family or gang, go beyond the music with the vibe. It’s a family, a feeling, an attitude.

And who is AC Slater?

DTL: AC Slater is another bass brother! AC is a Brooklyn based producer and DJ who makes amazing music. He’s also a professional cocktail taster, a connoisseur. He’s like me and Bart... Lots of laughs will be had, yeah it’s a bit of a triple threat us 3.

Download AC Slater's remix of 'Drop The Lime - Hot As Hell' for free HERE
Its a monster.


http://www.dropthelime.com
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