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Auckland producer choicevaughan is next up in the Low Key Source ‘The Headnod Factor’ producer series, with his EP titled Deadlines. Flipping, looping and chopping samples old and new, Deadlines is a collection of instrumental sketches made as a coping mechanism to get through the tail end of a long term, long distance relationship. A sucker for anything with soul, […]
“As a music producer I have always strived to create music with heart, to make something I can connect with, that’s what music is all about. The rhythm of the drums, the hugging bassline and the various layers of sound that trickle through” – Crime Heat Low Key Source presents: The Headnod Factor – a series of […]
Like so many new tracks, this one arrived via email. We missed it initially as it arrived on the first day back after the holiday break, but when we got around to opening the email it contained a link to soundcloud and this brief message: “I’m a bedroom producer from Auckland. My producer name is Kotare and […]
“VILLETTE, a new, 19-year-old artist from Auckland, New Zealand, does it all. She sings, produces, DJs, and writes all her own material, and, while she’s only been releasing music on her SoundCloud page for less than a year, recognizing what potential she has has been fairly easy. Today, the up-and-comer shared a free three-track EP titled Crimson Girl, and, […]
Alt-beatmaker Estère releases a remix of ‘Reptilian Journey’, on Friday 25th September by acclaimed producer and soul musician Jordan Rakei. The remix creates a new species of Reptile, in that it transforms the sparse scuttling layers of Estère’s original creation, into chunkier synth infused funk alluding to a different type of Reptilian creature. Of the […]
This week for ‘Local Eyes’ we have DIAZ GRIMM & JUNIOR VOYAGE with their track ‘Light the Flame’ Directed by Jason Bock. Find out More about Diaz Grimm SOUNDCLOUD | FACEBOOK | TWITTER | YOUTUBE Find out more about Junior Voyage SOUNDCLOUD Local Eyes is a weekly segment on BaseFM focusing on New Zealand Music videos. Big Thanks to NZ On Air […]
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