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Tuesday, 23 December 2014
Sunday, 21 December 2014
Friday, 19 December 2014
New Tour Dates
Aaron just posted some new Tour Dates for 2015, where he’s gonna perform on 4 Continents Including Africa. He will also be back in Europe next February in France, Spain, Germany, Belgium, United Kingdom, and The Netherlands, check out the whole Tour Dates below.December
29th - Gisborne, - Rhythm & Vines, NZ
30th - Wanaka - Rhythm & Alps, NZ
31st - Perth - Origin Festival, AUS
2015
January
1st - Melbourne - Let Them Eat Cake, AUS
2nd - Caberra - La De Da, AUS
3rd - Brisbane - The Flying Cock, AUS
4th - Adelaide - Zhivago, AUS
8th - Oxford Art Factory Sydney, AUS
16th - D.C. - 930 Club - USA (Added New)
17th - Irving Plaza - New York, NY USA
18th - Middle East Cambridge - MA USA
21st - O.C. The Observatory - USA (Added New)
22nd - 1015 Folsom - San Francisco, CA USA
24th - L.A. Lot 613 - USA (Added New)
February
7th - Cape Town - Cape Town City Hall - RSA (Added New)
13th - Paris - La Maroquinerie - FRA (Added New)
14th - Barcelona - Razzmatazz - ESP (Added New)
17th - Nottingham - Bodega - UK (Added New)
18th - Ghent - Charlatan - BEL (Added New)
19th - Birthdays - London, UK
20th - The Soup Kitchen - Manchester, UK
21st - Rotterdam - Run The Trap - NL (Added New)
26th - Brighton - The Loft - UK (Added New)
27th - Cologne - Bootshaus - GER (Added New)
28th - Berlin - Gretchen - GER (Added New)
March
13th - The Buku Festival, New Orleans, US
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Wednesday, 17 December 2014
Mr. Carmack To Perform At The Buku Festival In New Orleans March 13th 2015
By Chris Caruso. Hot on the heels of its superb showing in 2014, New Orleans, LA’s BUKU Music + Art Project is set to return for its 2015 edition on March 13-14 armed with a stacked artist lineup. The upcoming edition’s initial lineup was unveiled today via an announcement video—available above—and once again brings together the worlds of electronic, hip-hop, rock, and indie music.
Bassnectar, Empire Of The Sun, Die Antwoord, and Porter Robinson lead the electronic music charge, joining the likes of Mr. Carmack, A$AP Rocky, Passion Pit, and TV On The Radio. Also among the dance acts are Jamie Jones, Borgore, Gramatik, Robert Delong, and a special B2B set from Justin Martin and Eats Everything. Early Bird and Advanced tier tickets to the festival are already sold out, but regular priced General Admission passes go on sale on Friday, December 19 at 11 AM CST. For more information, go to TheBukuProject.com.*jambands.com
Sunday, 14 December 2014
Ohh Mr. Carmack
French horn, piano, drums, percussion, trumpet, bass, ukulele, guitar, melodica. Ableton, reason, protools, garageband, audacity, audition, max/msp. House, drum and bass, hip hop, trap, electro, complextro, progressive, backpack, bass, funk, synthpop, jazz, classical. Produce, mix, master, compose, arrange, edit, consult, review, and just be a fan. my life is music, and my work is reflective of my passion. i do not represent anyone, anything, or anyplace but myself. while you reach God, I will reach true understanding and knowledge through experience. neither are attainable, but hey, its the best i got.
- Mr. Carmack
How Timbaland Influenced Mr. Carmack & Co.
By Bobby Gray. Bass Music, Trap, Future Beats, whatever internet tags are making producers call their work right now, a crop of the freshest genre-bending electronic music of recent years owes a lot to the legacy of Virginia producer Timothy Mosley aka Timbaland. Not in any way a creative obituary or tribute to the retired, Timbaland as you know is very much in the game and working away constantly but the best of his collected work, the professional and creative attitude of this person has inspired a generation of beat makers to turn expectation on its head, break popular music rules and follow the beat of their own drum.
Either referenced as an influence directly or otherwise, for music fans and creators that cut their teeth listening to his groundbreaking partnerships with artists like Aaliyah, Jay-Z, Justin Timberlake and of course Missy Elliott at the turn of the millenium and beyond Timbaland taps into something that sees his underdog nature resonate through some of the most exciting up-and-comers rising through the ranks.
His best releases often sounding years ahead of it's time Timbaland's catalogue stands as a motivation for others to either follow in his footsteps or take his achievements in production even further and hopefully, in turn inspire the man himself to move things into new territory once again. Speaking to Complex Magazine a few years ago SBTRKT, when hit with the regular influences question dropped a common answer amongst his contemporaries "I love Timbaland's stuff. N*E*R*D was a really big influence.
They were artists that were able to establish their own sound and also produce for other people. The ambitiousness of their songs really inspired me. It's something soulful, but it trips up and does something original and unique every time." Last year Sweater Beats dropped a Timbaland only mix to make tribute to the influence he had on his work, the producer Falcons tongue-in-cheekly refers to his sound as "Post-Timbaland-step-bounce" and Mr. Carmack can go one further with the artist that took Timbaland onto the popular landscape for the first time with the classic Pony (Via Joe Kay).
The Timbaland name is synonymous with trusting creative risk with rhythm and popular sound, finding the best results with an outside the box approach and the mix below for you to enjoy is a celebration of those qualities. A selection of originals, remixes and edits of the Timbaland catalogue as well as a stack of some of the strongest artists carrying his legacy forward.
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