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Podem ouvir as faixas em low-fi no youtube:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hXXi_Ug5PSc
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Udy8E9BqP68
RELOCATE
"Hard Boogie For Dub Swingers 2"
A - Dot Dot Dash (Buraka Som Sistema remix)
B - Origins
Iberian Records (IBR003)
Algumas reviews:
Rude tackle from the Iberian imprint dropping an original track from Relocate backed with a an immense Buraka Som Sistema track. It's this remix from the Kuduro stars that should get this 12" noticed, as they switch styles to fit the title 'Hard Boogie For Dub Swingers' with a blend of Funky syncopations and powerful dubstep bass to kill it in the club. Imagine Bok Bok dub-jacking with Skream and you're in the right club. On the flip Relocate keeps up the pressure with 'Origins' setting a tuff pattern of crafty steppers rhythms and dub-tech vibes with a gleaming finish to wipe the club clean. Heavyweight!
by Boomkat
[quote]Yo, you know we’re all about dubstep, and sometimes we gotta shine the light outside of holland and recognize the rest of the world. So, let’s check out what we got in the mail recently worthy of your ears…
This week we got some cool stuff from the sunny side of Europe. Based out of Lisbon & Barcelona, Iberian Records is run by Conspira & Corsario Riddim (both are producer duos from Lisbon & Barcelona respectively). They claim to be the first from Spain/Portugal to release dubstep vinyl and they definitly rep their climate, releasing tunes from local Spanish and Portugese producers.
Coming out in September, IBR003 features tuneage from Barcelona beatmaker Relocate. The A-side is actually a remix of his tune Dot Dot Dash by Portuguese Kudoro pushers Buraka Som Sistema (if you don’t know about them, do so now!). The original tune (found on IBR002) is a slower, brooding tune, rather minimal in its sounds. The remix gives it some “umphâ€
