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Filed under: Electronic, music, music video | Tags: 93 Million Miles, Africa Hitech, warp
Full tracklisting:
1. Clay
2. Kill Your Co-Workers
3. PieFace
4. Time Vampires
5. Jurassic Notion/M Theory
6. Camera Day (preview below)
7. Physics For Everyone!
01. Neko
02. Dragonfly
03. Beast Nite
04. Chew
05. Hyperthrust
For the technicalities and all the additional information you need to have on this EP click here and you will be reffered to the WARP website.
For a preview on an off tha hook release I suggest you just click on the soundwave below but before you do prepare yourself mentally for an electronic burst of energy … this must have will drop on the 5th of October via Warp!!
Filed under: dubstep, Electronic, grime, music | Tags: Africa Hitech, mark pritchard, steve spacek, warp
‘Hitecherous’ is the fresh EP offering from Steve Spacek and Mark Pritchard’s new project Africa Hitech.
Keeping the pressure on after the digital dancehall minimalism of Blen – which drew frenzied comparisons to everyone from Wiley to Basic Channel and Vybz Kartel – this new 6-track bomb will rattle more than a few rooftop aerials.
Preorder Africa Hitech – Hitecherous at Bleep
Vodpod videos no longer available.‘How Does It Make U Feel’ pushes the sonic vapors of ‘Blen’ into a futuristic bass anthem, replete with bubbling 303 bass, sonar synths and Spacek’s commanding falsetto. Taking on the icy blueprint of Grime’s early, street-stalking strains and updating them with far more warmth and depth, ‘Said Speed’, ‘Lash Out’ and ‘Boingy’ are some of the most speaker-shredding tracks in recent memory.
Vodpod videos no longer available.Spacek returns to the mic on ‘One Two’, but don’t expect more futuristic R&B, that was three tracks ago. Back is the microphone-biting rudeboy of ‘Blen’, boasting and chatting over the sharpest riddim about some of the tougher aspects of London street life: “Nuff man ah carry bout knife / Dem ting ah end a man life”.
Vodpod videos no longer available.With the history of bass music at their fingertips and their minds fixed fully on the future, it sounds like Africa Hitech are only warming up!!
Jamie Lidell has one of those voices that is completely irresistible, and his live shows are no different as he is known for layering tracks made with his voice into a microphone and performing the percussion and melody as a sequenced one man band. His upcoming album “Compass” is set for release on May 18th, and its title track has already become a favorite of us.
Filed under: dubstep, Electronic, grime, music | Tags: Africa Hitech, harmonic 313, mark pritchard, steve spacek, warp
Mark ‘Harmonic 313′ Pritchard and Steve Spacek are Africa Hitech. Again a new project for Mark Pritchard after doing projects under the names Harmonic 313, Troublemen, Reload Mark pairs up with Steve Spacek for this exciting project
Promising a Detroit and garage-influenced take on Pritchard’s airlocked bass music aesthetic, the first Africa Hitech single, ‘Blen’ is out now on Warp, backed by ‘Blen Remix’ and ‘The Sound of Tomorrow’. More Africa Hitech releases on Warp are promised for the coming months.
You can stream all three tracks from the ‘Blen’ single on the Warp site.
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