UBLF's Chilldown Period

28 February 2013

Help get Dr Illingsworth to SXSW

Dr. Illingsworth has a set lined up in Austin at SXSW and he needs your help to get him down there! Visit his Send ILLingsworth to SXSW page for more information on how to help the Breadwinner get down to Texas to two-step them festival goes into oblivion!

Big ups, Illingsworth!

12 February 2013

Chilldown Period - Episode 46 - Visions from the Fifth Dimension

I tried to explain what the fifth dimension is, and I hope I did an okay job in the podcast, yet if you want a better description visit this video. If you go above the fourth dimension - where you would see yourself in a long "undulating snake" as he says in the video: The fifth dimension is the "Many Worlds" or the possibilities which could take places in our lives. Every possibility which could happen in our life is a reality (or something like that) in the fifth dimension.

So, this episode of the Chilldown Period is called "Visions from the Fifth Dimension". Just imagine one individual, traveling through the fourth dimension and at each point where a new possibility could form, ie becoming a basketballer instead of a footballer, are like the different songs in this podcast. Each of them chilled, yet they do it in different ways and for different people. There are beats, melody and measures and each point in your aural self takes a different possibility through the songs. One song is at 87, another at 90, another at 120, 140, etc. Each possibility seen through the fifth dimension. "Many Beats, Many Worlds"... or something like that.

Need to give credit to Dr. Spam for the great photo up above. You can view the original here and the license here. Also, the font used for Chilldown Period is called "Return to Sender" by Tom Kolter. The rest of the writing is done in "Muncie" which you can find at the Lost Type Co-op.

Alright, lets get on with the tracklisting and you can direct download here.

I Δ I
False Realities

Conducta
Stop The Music
Fat Kid on Fire
Facebook

Kobalt
Desolate
FutureGarage.NET exclusive
Facebook || Reverb Nation

Mr. Beeb
What You Do
Facebook

Kon
Seeing Paradise

Owsey and Resotone
You're Lost, You're Alone
Owsey Facebook || Owsey's Website || Resotone Facebook

WishKRFT
SNAPP
TrapDoor Records Exclusive (website)
Facebook

Over Hertz
Four Leaved Clover
Dubstep.NET Exclusive
Facebook

12th Canvas
Close Your Eyes
Facebook || Last.fm

Serren
The Follower
White Rain
Bandcamp || Facebook

Ookay
Fessions
Diamondbaqq
Facebook

Muramasa
Swell
Facebook

Rui Da Silva
Touch Me (Yarin Lidor remix)
Yarin's Facebook

Souldrop
Turn Back Time
Facebook || Website

Tulpa ft. Ghost Dust
U Do It Rough (Vocal Edit)
Facebook || Ghost Dust Facebook

Temporal and Gasface
Struggle
Temporal Facebook || Gasface Facebook ||

Vibez
Release
Concrete Collective's All Vibes, No Ego (Facebook || Bandcamp)
Facebook

Delta X
After Yourself
FutureGarage.NET Exclusive

FREnchFire feat. Sarah Zad
Antique
FrenchFire Facebook || Sarah Zad Facebook ||

EloMethod
Chrome
Facebook || Flavors.me

DFRNT
Remember When
High Friends in Places
Cut Music (Website)
Facebook || Website

_Sisyphus_
Dancing Child
Facebook || Vinewalker ||

29 January 2013

Dubstep Directive - Diesel Powered Madness

Have you ever felt the ground shake while standing next to a dual or triple engined train combo pushing freight down the track? The engines chugging, black smoke billowing and your feel vibrated by the 6, 7, 8,000 horsepower plus going down the tracks is an invigorating feeling.

This is what this episode of the Dubstep Directive feels like - eight thousand horsepower going down the track with 22 tunes dropping bass, and frequencies sure to shake your chest cavity.

Need to give credit for the picture to the left. You can find the original here, and it was taken by Rennett Stowe. It is licensed under this Creative Commons license.

Big tunes, big sounds, and big bass equals Diesel Powered Madness!

You can download the podcast here.

Captain Carnage
SPC-173
SPC-173 and SPC-682
Facebook

Epoch
The Avenue
Egyptian Avenue Records
Facebook

Quentin Hiatus
Serbia
Safe for Humans
Section 8 Recordings
Facebook || Website || Contact

Gemini
Feel Stronger
Blue EP
Inspected Records
Facebook || Website

Seven Lions
Days to Come
Days to Come EP
OWSLA
Facebook

Archetek
Stay
Facebook || Bandcamp

Marty Party w/ Maxiavelli
Angry Beethoven
MVP
Facebook || Website ||

Zakski
780

Mr. Vandal
Showtime
Showtime EP
Dirt First
Facebook

Killsonik
Bloodlust
Bloodlust
MTA Records
Beatport

Siberun
Insomnia
Facebook || Bandcamp

Megalodon
No Requests (Trooperstormy's 710 Remix)
Trooperstormy's Facebook

SPL and Triage
Buckshot
Hollow Point
Facebook (SPL) || Facebook (Triage) || Triage's website

12Gauge
Chek Diss
BassBook
Chronos Records
Facebook

Filth Collins
Bomb Bass
Fatboy EP
DubPolice
Facebook || Website

Sub Antix
Gully Youth
Easy EP
Dank N Dirty Dubz
Facebook || Website

Wobad
Monsters
Despertar
4th Dimension Recordings
Facebook

SuM
Drunken Gypsy
RRR017
Ringe Raja Records

Archetek
Wander
Facebook || Bandcamp

Chaos Theory (website)
Positive Vibes
Facebook

Broke-N
Dark Days
Phantom Hertz Records
Facebook || Phantom Hertz

Stizreth
Pardon Me
Facebook

24 January 2013

Big Release! Raggs - In Your Eyes EP

The ElkBeats crew is a fave around these parts! Big sounds and tunes which you can throw in to a variety of mixes.

DJ Raggs, on this release, has teamed up with Dubface and Kinzy for two tunes that will hypnotize you with their beats and mesmerize you with Raggs' vocals. This release takes what you love about liquid dubstep and meshes it so well with the realms of the dungeon.

I can't get enough of "Surrender", and now going back over and over again - I can't get over "In Your Eyes". Do yourself a favor and purchase this release and let it destroy your speakers!

Purchase the release HERE.

22 January 2013

Chilldown Period - Episode 45

It's been a while since I structured a podcast like this and I felt it was about time. I'm going back to the old ways of doing my podcasts with an hour long show of eclectic beats and fantastic chilling.

I want to say thanks to all of the artists, netlabels, etc., who have allowed me to use their music for this episode of the podcast. Much appreciation goes out to you folks!

You can download the podcast here.

We've gotten cold once again in Idaho. The picture to your left is a river here in the area that is frozen over with quite a bit of snow on top. That trail you see on the river is from a cross country skier who decided to take advantage of our frigid temperatures and traverse the water way.

Oh, also, I am getting used to my new microphone and I'm learning how to make it not sound that bad. My voice recorded a bit hotter than I'd would have liked, yet it sounds a lot crisper than my podcasts last month.

Enough of that, let's get to chillin'!