Tim Turbo Thursday #1

posted on November 20th, 2008 by in Audio, TTT Podcast

Hi kids, it´s me, Tim Turbo. The youngest bambino of Berlin´s famous anti-hippie-yard from Planet Rock Street.

My old bloggin-home Cyan Wait is on hold now and therefore I´m going to provide you with basses every thursday henceforth here at seen..

At Cyan Wait it was my job to search for new music and Emil was the writer. I´ll keep that principle and will do a weekly mix for you of what I liked in the last weeks. Some brand new tunes, some tunes are a few weeks old and some are just unknown until now. This time I start easy, because I don´t want to scare you with my extraterrestrial bass taste yet. It´s Thursday – Basses for the masses!

Heads up, Tim Turbo Thursday is here. Bass in your face after the jump up…

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Tracklist:

01 Terry Lynn – Streetlife (WILDLIFE! Mix)

Waterhouse rudegyal Terry Lynn describes her own music as Ghettotech, in fact a bad mixture of Electro, Trancehall, Rap, Grime and a mess of other sounds plus heavy basslines. Her album “Kingstonlogic 2.0″ just saw the daylight and this tune, called “Streetlife” is mixed by Wildlife! a.k.a. Samuel Riot – who has some link to Diplo’s Mad Decent label. Furutistique

“Girl from the streets from the gulley from the gutter / Remembering the days of dry bread without butter”

Check the video to “The System” with beautiful pictures of Afflicted Yard´s Peter Dean Rickards, German Rap´s feuilleton Marcus Staiger about Terry and Wildlife!´s Cristle Castles remix of “Knight Crusade”.

02 Bassnectar – Roustabout (Bassnectar Remix)

San Francisco’s Bassnectar got a new EP out and an upcoming full-length, preaching his bass-heavy, anti-corporate message!

03 Sibot feat. Teba – Badder Than

Ghislain Poirier send me this tune, claiming it’s good and as a matter of course it is not just good, it’s pure fire.

He toured with that “neoelectro afrobotic ethnotechno” gang Playdoe in France and the tune he send me is done by Sibot, who is one half of Playdoe, featuring the South African rapper Teba.

Also check the video of Playdoe’s single “Pop Like This”

04 Laroz ft Trevor Ranks & Daddy Colonel – Ital (NDV Remix)

Let´s go on a trip to the middle east:

Mad Decent introduced Nadav Ravid aka NDV to me. He is a DJ remixer from Israel, Part of the DJ team Botanika and the creative duo Polar Pair . He got a remix compilation up, remixing only tunes by Israeli Artists. The one below is my favourite, since it’s a blueprint for dancehall influenced Bass: heavy electronic instrumentation, chopped vocals and some guy toasting on top. Israel peeks beyond their own nose. Follow!

05 Terry Lynn – IMF (WILDLIFE! Mix)

Again off “Kingstonlogic 2.0″. Fire on International Monetary Fund, or so ??!!

06 Taranchyla – Cyaan Dance

This one is a little older: Taranchyla, MC and Selecter for Poison Dart thinks that it is fundamental to know that everybody in Flatbush is dancing the Nuh Linga now. So he made a dancing tune and I thought the dancing tune segment was death. They say the riddim is selfproduced and called Bionic. I say its tectonic. Destruction.

07 Busta Rhymes feat. Ron Brownz – Arab Money

Mudd up! Discovered this hell of a Busta tune and added two more Arab-styles. International.

And check out Busta doing the “Arab Money Dance” at Westwoods show.

08 MC PAPO – Pare de me ligar

The tune is off a mixtape called „Dancehall Brasil“ Maga Bo posted on his blog. Compiled by Jimmy Luv from Sao Paulo, it´s 59 minutes that represents reggae/dancehall artists from Brasil. It´s not all worthwhile, but there are some decent tracks on there. Get it here.

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Check the video for the tune.

09 Lexie Lee – Bye Bye Bye

Lexie Lee off South Rakka´s “Remakes Come Again – Greetings To All Raggamuffin”. Oldschool 2.0 flavour.

10 Nicki Minaj – Beam Me Up Scotty

Dutty Artz found this heavy electro-rap-banger by a girl called Nicki Minaj. Check this interview to get to know her.

11 Modeselektor & Ninjaman – Weed Wid da Macka (Modeselektor Mix)

Modeselektor did this inapprehensible trancehallhybrid featuring the original Don Gorgon on the vocals. It´s from 2007, but I think nobody realized how stupefying this masterpiece is.

The message is love.

Sincerely yours, Tim Turbo


12 comments on “Tim Turbo Thursday #1”

  1. toastyle1210 said at 4:51 pm on November 20th, 2008:

    wow. tim. merzi!

  2. Christopher Combossos said at 12:08 pm on November 21st, 2008:

    Turbogeil!

  3. tobi said at 12:21 pm on November 21st, 2008:

    looking forward to your mixes.
    do you have someday any sets in berlin anyway?

  4. ann said at 12:56 pm on November 21st, 2008:

    bam! nice, more!

  5. toastyle1210 said at 1:43 pm on November 21st, 2008:

    get automatically more by subscribing to the Tim Turbo Thursday podcast: http://feeds.feedburner.com/seenpresentsTimTurboThursday

  6. Juelz said at 2:05 pm on November 21st, 2008:

    Yes!Very nice,especially d short comments 2 all tunes…keep it up!

  7. Tim Turbo said at 4:39 pm on November 21st, 2008:

    @tobi: ja, da is vielleicht was im kommen hier, aber genaues dann zu gegebener zeit.ansonsten kann man mich auch gerne auf seinen kindergeburtstag buchen… mail an: cool.kid.turbo.tim@gmail.com

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  9. winter said at 9:20 pm on November 21st, 2008:

    @timmy: nice one!coital!

    @all basslovers: only one week to go till modeselektor total freak out @rote sonne,munich!

  10. [o|e] said at 12:26 pm on November 22nd, 2008:

    large! See you next thursday…

  11. Marflix said at 9:08 pm on November 23rd, 2008:

    nice feature.. cyan wait till thursday come.. :)

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