Month of Dresden Week 1: Kongkast # 169 – feat. T.Low Rock (Buschfunk.org / Dresden, Germany)
Check this out, as we continue our expedition through the German bass music landscape, we have created a theme within a theme! 🙂
For the month of June, KONGKAST presents to you a very special series on a very special city – DRESDEN! Our “MONTH OF DRESDEN” features 5 exclusive mixes from DJs/crews, representing this city’s sound. First in the series is a well-respected all-round deejay T.Low Rock, co-founder of the infamous Buschfunk Radio Show.Â
Not long after discovering his love for music at the age of 13, T.Low Rock started his deejaying career with tape decks at school parties. This was around the year 1989, marking the late GDR days in East Germany (for a bit of history: there once was a huge concrete wall dividing Gemany). Throughout the many years, T.Low Rock has been influenced by lots of different genres from Old School Electro, Rap, Hip Hop and early Breakbeat, to Funk and Soul, later in the 90’s Downbeat, Jungle and Drum’n’Bass. With such diverse interests and influences since his early music days, T.Low Rock took to the airwaves and started his own Radio Show “Buschfunk” alongside good friends and Dresden Music Figures STUDIO17 and ARND, almost 20 years ago.
It’s a great pleasure to have T.Low Rock on KONGKAST. We are pretty sure you’ll enjoy his selection!
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TRACKLIST//
KONGKAST #169 – feat.  T.Low Rock (Buschfunk / Dresden, Germany)
(artist – title)
1) ASC and Synkro – Sacred Moments [Auxiliary AUX004, 2012]
2) Skeptical – These Words [Blue Eyes EP, Ingredients Records RECIPE024, 2011]
3) Lowcut – Therapist [Alphacut Records acr 026, 2012]
4) Paradox – Aphorismic [Paradox Music PM023, 2012]
5) Nebula – Platinum Jazz [Scientific Wax SW011, 2011]
6) Alaska – Arcosphere [Arctic Music AM 007, 2012]
7) June Miller – Snapcase [Modulations MODULE010, 2012]
8 ) S.T. Files + Calibre – Falling Down [Grey Area One GA001, 2011]
9) Hybris – Keeping Me [Invisible Recordings INVISIBLE003, 2011]
10) ASC – Brainscan [Samurai Red Seal REDSEAL011, 2011]
11) Craggz and Parallel – Future Shock (Jubei Remix) [PRODUCT 012, 2011]
12) Subterra and Dekko – Bonsai Run [Floating Zero 2×12″, Invisible Recordings INVISIBLE001, 2010]
13) June Miller – Give Up The Ghost [Give Up The Ghost EP, Horizons Music HZN046EP, 2012]
More info about T.Low Rock:
Words from T.Low Rock:
“I started listening to music when I was about 13 – which was somewhere around the year 1986. It was very hard for us Eastern German kids (or officially called the “GDR”) to collect music. At that time I recorded lots and lots of Hip Hop and 80’s stuff from the radio. There was only one very good youth radio station called DT64 that was broadcasted all over the republic. Somehow I started to play some music with tape decks on school parties around the year 1989.
When the wall went down I started to build my own record collection and DJing with lots of Old School Electro, Rap, Hip Hop and early Breakbeat, some Funk and Soul, later in the 90’s there was of course Downbeat, Jungle and Drum’n’Bass. In the early 2000’s I lost my interest into Drum’n’Bass because for me there was very little development. That’s when I started listening to IDM and Electronica. My favorite label back then was MERCK Records from Miami, FL. But when Dubstep came up around 2005 here in Germany I was really flashed. This brought me back to Drum’nBass, I’m a bigbig fan of Drumfunk and Breakbeat but I also like the Halfstep and Autonomic sound.
Today I still love to play all the stuff I collected over the years like Old School Electro, 80’s Rap or Latin Freestyle but also Electronica, 90’s Downbeat or Dubstep from the 2000’s.
Together with some friends I run a radio show called “Buschfunk” since 1993. Our website is http://www.buschfunk.org – the latest shows you can find under http://soundcloud.com/buschfunk ”
Posted: June 2nd, 2012 under Drum & Bass, News, Tunes & Mixes.
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