Bill Laswell / DJ Krush - Shuen mp3

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• Bass, Producer, Mixed By – Bill Laswell
• Engineer – James Dellatacoma, Robert Musso
• Turntables – DJ Krush

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• Recorded At – Orange Music

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Turntablist and producer, DJ Krush is one of the first Japanese artists to be embraced by the global hip-hop world. Beginning by mixing elements of R&B and Acid Jazz with the big breakbeat backbone of mid-tempo hip-hop. Gradually moving more toward the abstract, applying heavy effects and sample manipulation to thick, smart breaks, layered, ambient textures and subtle, inventive scratching. Heard here in duet with ikonoklast bassistproducer Bill Laswell, Shuen shows how both musicians seamlessly navigate through the ambient, world beat matrix a brief journey into. Simon Barker, Henry Kaiser, Bill Laswell, Rudresh Mahanthappa. City of Light. Coil, Bill Laswell. Rhythm Science. DJ Spooky. Power of the Trinity. Tomas Doncker. A Dub Transmission, Dub Opera Project. Bill Laswell & Masahiro Shimba. DJ Krush & Bill Laswell. Play artist. Play similar artists. Latest release. 25 August 2014. Play album. Do you have any photos of this artist Add an image. Приобретайте пластинки, компакт-диски и многое другое от Bill Laswell на маркетплейсе Music Man Sting Ray, Fender-6 String, Ibanez-8 String, Steinberger, Fretless Bass Fender Precision: Bill Laswell Drums: Philip Wilson, Ronald Shannon Jackson Percussion: Martin Bisi Voice, Percussion, Steel Drums: David Moss Congas: Daniel Ponce Guitar, Violin: Fred Frith. Album 2014 1 Song. Bill Laswell & DJ Krush. 1 Song, 9 Minutes. More By DJ Krush. Bill Laswell y DJ. Krush se presentan en la serie de conciertos Tokyo rotation, mayo del 2009. En directo desde el Shinjuku Pit Inn Club de Jazz de la ciudad de Tokyo. Krush - Samplers. Bill Laswell - Bajo. Toshinori Kondo - Trompeta. Hideo Yamaki - Batería. August 26, 2014. Exclusive Prime pricing. to buy. Listen Now. Go Unlimited. DJ Krush, Japans premier turntablist, meets bassist Bill Laswell in a clash of styles that is continents apart yet seamless in drift. Laswell traces a frame of ambience while samples of flute contort in the background and record scratches twitch like nervous ley lines. Traditional Japanese instruments make their presence known: shakuhachi, shō mouth organ, and the pluck of a