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Sunday, February 16, 2014

Best of [MOOMBAH] New Jon Kwest, Munchi, Schlachthofbronx, Sabo, Nadastrom, Mendez and More! [Week 08]

Since the rise of the Twerk music trend, Moombahton kinda came back (was it really gone?) since the BPM is almost the same, I noticed more and more producers blending the 2 genres but still, there's not enough beat makers doing it. Moombah is still staying low profile even if it is so effective in a DJ set with a proper crowd! This playlist pretty much features some of the pioneers of Moombahton music, producers like Sol Selectas, Schlachthofbronx, Sabo, Nadastrom, Jon Kwest, Munchi, Mendez and Ostblockschlampen have been representing that 110BPM since the beginning! Don't expect just your typical Moombahton though, the freebies in this playlist goes from old school to nu school, Glitch Hop and some very Hip Hop influenced vibes, enjoy the free music and remember to share the good stuff!

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Saturday, March 17, 2012

Ginger Shinobi's MoombahDeep Volume 1 [MOOMBAHTON]

London moombahton DJ Ginger Shinobi takes a tour into moombahton's deepest sounds on MoombahDeep Volume 1. For a style of music less than three years old, moombahton's depth and breadth of styles covered is impressive. Moombahton's most popular edge blends dubstep and hard electro, however, this compilation promises far more expansive and tech-house friendly sounds.

Moombahdeep features producers ranging from genre forefather DJ Sabo through to Shinobi himself and a plethora of rising creators in the dembow-heavy sound slowly dominating dancefloors worldwide. Tracks like percussive expert The 13th Tribe's The Numerologist feature heavy tech house vibes that take a party deep into the night. Proving that moombahton is more than just the indie pop wonder of 2012, these are the sounds that put moombahton's staying power on display!

Ginger Shinobi: "MoombahDeep Vol.1 is a collection of Moombahton inspired by the classic sound of deep house and techno, and by Generation Bass' excursions into moombahton beyond the limitations of Dutch house and hastily produced edits. I have decided to include any track submitted that excited me, that made the hairs stand up on the back of my neck or simply made me want to dance. I've trusted the integrity of the individual producer to interpret the brief anyway they wanted - I think this has given a broad and interesting sound to the compilation. You can't tell what it is going to sound like from the title. In late 2011 I spent a lot of time trawling the internet for Moombahton tunes with a deeper vibe as preparation for my DJ sets, and I realised I couldn't quite find enough tunes, that was how MoombahDeep was born. I took the title from a tag used on SaBBo's Deepahton EP and set about asking my favourite producers to submit a tune. Almost everyone said yes - and those that didn't are top of my hitlist for Vol. 2."

Andy Kisaragi - Chromatic Night

Anton Kemermen - Rawr

Catfish & the Bottleman - Sidewinder (Ginger Shinobi's Deep Moombahton Remix)

Disgraceland - Go West

Enladeirada (Christian Prommer Remix _ Sabo Re-Edit)

Johnny T & Disgraceland - Age of Moombahton Love

Johnny T - Moombahbomb

Mr9Carter - Return to Halcyon

Nguzunguzu - Strut (Banginclude Moomabahton Remix)

Smash Grab - Robohton

The 13th Tribe - The Numerologist

Vapid - Saxaton

Virtual Boy - Memories of a Ghost (Mango Tropps - C.O.D.A VIP - remix)

ZSonic - Soul Ride (Take it Deep)