Tim Turbo Thursday is a weekly DJ mix podcast hosted and curated by Tim Turbo. He selects and performs and invites handpicked guests on regular basis.
Gang sign trainees and bathroom mirrow posers. It’s Tim Turbo Thursday.
And it’s time for a guest mix again: We got Berlin’s Good Looking Boy on the decks for the second time and he mixed up some ravy electro stompers, some of his own tunes and remixes, two entrys to the remix contest he called out and seasoned it with a pinch of german street rap for you.
My Berlin and surroundings peeps should also not miss Good Looking Boy talking and playing on Radio Fritz’ Unsigned show on Friday 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM CET.
Next week I will assemble the TTT again, the week after it’s gonna be on Danny Scrilla and Germany’s Funky House opinion leader DJ One Drop, then me again, and then the legendary DJ Beware will delight us. Just to give you a prospect for the next weeks. Tune in and shall your lazers be charged everytime!
01 A.i.d.S. Intro
02 Good Looking Boy - Like Animals
03 Schlachthof Bronx - Bretto
04 Good Looking Boy - Good Looking Boy (Tipanic Remix)
05 Good Looking Boy - GoodLooking Boy (Crassus Whack!!! Remix)
06 Jesse Rose - Touch My Horn
07 Show Your Shoes - Three Bit Me
08 Crookers Ft MC Dandao - Soca Ali Baba (Good Looking Boy Remix)
09 Maral Salmassi - Fire Gem (Fukkk Offf Remix)
10 Ruede Hagelstein - Kammbläser
11 A.i.d.S. Rap
Filming months before the Olympics and continuing the journey from Beijing and back, the 61-minute documentary is the only non-American film nominated at this year’s American Black Film Festival.
It is one of three films nominated in the documentary category at the festival, which is slated from June 24-27 in Miami Beach, Florida.
Director Garcia-Guereta strives to find the answer to Jamaican athletes’ speed in the film and in the process, beautifully captures the spirit and zeal of Jamaicans.
Bread & Butter is back in Berlin and along come a whole lotta parties, vernissages and exclusive instore previews. Find team seen. on most of the events posted above. Feel free to link me up via Facebook or Twitter on any of these days in case you feel like sitting down and having a chat.
Well, here we go: photographers Giovanni Powell and Gladstone Taylor have quite a few shots of CFW09 in their portfolios. It´s kind of sad though that they haven´t added any information about the collections shown on their pictures. I´d be especially interested in the designer of the very simple and clean business women collection you see e.g. here. Anybody out there who knows?
Btw: More fashion stuff will follow this week, as I´ll be heading to Berlin Fashion Week which will e.g. see the homecoming of the Bread & Butter trade show. Stay tuned. Pssst: We might even give you a sneak preview of the new seen. collection.
Yesterday, our Berlin-based Bundes-Brazilerian friend Daniel Haaksman dropped his new EP called “Gostoso” on vinyl. It follows the highly acclaimed “Who´s Afraid of Rio” EP. As Daniel is one of those no-bullshit guys and the tunes are already played by e.g. the Crookers, Sinden, Fake Blood, Radioclit, Riva Starr, DJ Yoda, Mixhell and Tim Turbo, I will just repost the original product information to give you an idea of how Gostoso sounds like:
The EP kicks off with Haaksman bringing baile funk to the playground, introducing the 2nd generation of baile funk MCs. “Kid Conga“ features MC Miltinho on the mike, the son of baile funk legend MC Batata, singing a nursery rhyme over a heavy, tropical beat, accompanied by an arpeggio that is resembling North Eastern Brasilian forro melodies. „Senta Senta Mais Uma Vez” („Senta Senta once more“) is Haaksman’s revisit to the anthemic „Senta Senta“ track from his „Who’s Afraid Of Rio?“ EP which received massive DJ rotation all over the globe. In its revisited mix, the techno side of baile funk finds its shape.
The B-Side of the EP opens with „Pobum Coco“, Haaksman’s bowing down to Rio’s love affair with Miami Bass. With a heavy 808 beat, „Pobum Coco“ tops off with a Tropicalia guitar line to get those big booties going. The polka-bass tune is followed by Rio’s MC queen Tati Quebra Barraco, shouting out on “Jesus” over a twisted funk synth and 808 snare rolls.
The digital release is to follow on July 5th. We hand out “Pobum Coco” upfront. Thanks, Daniel, and greetings to Rio!
