Rinse:22 Kode9

Label: Rinse
Catalog#: RINSECD 031D
Release date: 20-05-2013
Source: WEB, Compilation, Mixed
Format: MP3
Quality: 320 kbps
Size: 150 mb
Genre: Electronic
Style: Bass Music, UK Garage, Electronic

Tracklist:
01 Burial – Truant 04:11
02 Theo Parrish – Kites on Pluto 01:20
03 Morgan Zarate – Pusher Taker 02:01
04 Titonton – Spread 02:40
05 Alex Parkinson & Chris Lorenzo – What Must I Prove 2 U 02:03
06 Joy O – Big Room Tech House DJ Tool – TIP! 01:27
07 Funkystepz – Vice Versa 02:28
08 Terror Danjah & Champion – Stone Island 00:51
09 DVA – Chilli Burrito 01:27
10 Champion – Friday 13th 01:27
11 Jam City – Her 01:33
12 Kode9 – Uh 02:57
13 Kuedo – Mirtazapine 01:25
14 Visionist – Something Old Something New 01:00
15 Dexplicit – Change Formation 01:24
16 Faze Miyake – Burciaga 01:56
17 The Bug – Dirty 01:18
18 Dexplicit – Wave Machine 01:51
19 Cashmere Cat – Aurora 02:12
20 Rustie – Triadzz 02:01
21 Terror Danjah – Sam Cro 01:36
22 S-Type – Flyp City 01:57
23 Kode9 – Xingfu Lu 00:52
24 RP Boo – Steamidity 02:05
25 RP Boo – Red Hot 01:22
26 DJ Manny – Work That Body 01:26
27 Kode9 – Kan 01:50
28 DJ Rashad – Rollin 02:02
29 Uncon Sci – 8 Shots Up (Bleep Bloop Remix) 01:49
30 DJ Rashad – Freshtek 01:07
31 DJ Rashad – Brighter Days 02:02
32 Sam Binga & Addison Groove – 11th (Dub) 01:25
33 DJ Rashad & DJ Spinn – Last Winter 01:38
34 DJ Rashad & Freshmoon – Everybody 01:37
35 DJ Rashad & DJ Manny – Way I Feel 01:07
36 DJ Rashad & Phil – Everyday of My Life 01:13
37 DJ Rashad – Let It Go 03:03

Various Production twyst-up with future junglist torque on this one-off bomb. Flighty quick-step rhythms are subject to a tonne of high pressure atmospheric disturbance, churning up far-away chants, disembodied duppies and splintered breakbeats in its cyclonic force. We never know where Various are going next, but we always wanna go there. Tipped! Visionary DJ/selector and sonic theorist Steve Goodman aka Kode 9 mans what is inarguably Rinse’s most crucial mix CD to date. With
mercurial sleight of hand he blends 37 tracks spanning the rhizome of techy, contemporary, bass-rooted funk and leaves most other selectors for dust. Bridging tempos, styles and patterns from myriad sub-strains of house, garage, hip hop, grime and footwork, he sums his intentions thusly; “This style has emerged out of me trying to fit all the stuff I want to play in a set Generally these sets start relatively simple rhythmically and then get more f*cked-up as the mix goes on. So I
suppose there’s an element of ultimately just trying to seduce people into dancing to footwork by [gradually] taking them out of their comfort zone!». Breathlessly flowing from Burial’s ‘Truant’ at one end to Rashad’s footwork junglism ‘Let It Go’ at the other, he incisively encodes connections between the Northern Jackin’ sound of Alex Parkinson and Chris Lorenzo with Joy O’s big room hit and
Funkystepz flip out ‘Vice Versa’, before finding the sympathetic geometries between Jam City’s ‘Her’, his double-timing ‘Uh’ and Kuedo’s gyroscopic ‘Mirtazapine’, or seguing grimy Afro-futurisms from Visionist, Dexplicit and The Bug with Flow Dan. But, like he said, it’s all building to his footwork selection, a stunning run from his wryly dissonant slow/fast weapon, ‘Xingfu Lu’ thru the body-baffling torque of RP Boo’s ‘Steamidity’ and ‘Red Hot’, to his own PE-snatching killer
‘Kan’ and the liquid funk flux of Bleep Bloop’s remix for Uncon Sci’s ’8 Shots Up’ and ramping up to the zero-gravity jungle/footwork and R&B fusions of DJs Rashad, Spinn and Manny. Ultimately it’s an accelerationist’s dream come tru, and one of the most impressive mix CDs we’ve heard in years. The bar has just been reset.