khandit nayaka // nucleya [high chai recordings]
Out on High Chai Recordings tomorrow is the latest EP from NUCLEYA ‘Khandit Nayaka‘… The release contains remixes from B.R.E.E.D and Piyush Bhatnagar [Sound Avtar].
Fresh off his 8-city Rolling Stone-supported tour promoting his previous release “Horn OK Please,” EDM / Dubstep / Film composer Nucleya unleashes a unique brand of bass music with his debut EP “Khandit Nayaka.” With support from MistaJam & a host of presenters from the BBC Radio family it’s clear Nucleya has something different to offer. He has performed at numerous prestigious festivals and events around the world, such as Glastonbury, Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Lille 3000 (France) and just recently returned from Electron Festival (Switzerland) performing alongside artists like Diplo and Modeselektor.
The Bant Singh Project + Remixes (FREE DOWNLOAD)
Word Sound Power – The Bant Singh Project proudly presents 4 outstanding remixes from 4 unique producers: Dr Das, Subatomic Sound System, Nucleya, and Dubblestandart. Each track is interesting and powerful in different ways. I will be posting the story of this Legend, Bant Singh … very moving and inspirational too!
Download the entire EP here for free: http://wordsoundpower.bandcamp.com/ | FACEBOOK
NUCLEYA – The Bant Singh Project Remixed- Modern Days Slavery
New Delhi bass champion Nucleya delivers a slickly produced Mumbahton banger. Bant Singh‘s voice is harmonized, used as a lead, and transformed into an air horn above window rattling bass and a hard hitting dancefloor drums.
DUBBLESTANDART – The Bant Singh Project – Into the Fire (REMIX)
Vienna’s Dubblestandart build a context of soulful sub bass and live breakbeats for Bant Singh‘s son Jagmeet to spit the chorus on. Synthetic Indian melodies are interweaved with evolving atmospheric textures that are both suspenseful and uplifting.
SUBATOMIC SOUND SYSTEM – The Bant Singh Project – Modern Days Slavery (REMIX)
Slowed down vocals of “Modern Dayz : Slavery” collide with the beat from “Comrades” over a bed of tribal percussion. The result is raw, gritty, and potent. Subatomic Sound System takes us for a ride through his electronic dub laboratory with analog filters, distortions, and delay effects.
DR DAS – The Bant Singh Project – Into the Fire (REMIX)
Dr Das‘s massive of a remix stars a filthy swerving bass . Relentless Indian percussion, reverberated drum hits, and synth-ska stabs circle around the voices of Bant Singh and Delhi Sultanate in a dub-noise tornado.
dimmSummer presents: SUBcontinentalBASS
To all BASS-JEDIs … Landing on 5th of May is an epic compilation album on High Chai Recordings SUBcontinentalBASS. Combining 14 insane inter-galactic adventures striking the perfect balance between western grit and melodic eastern influence.
Following in the footsteps of High Chai’s signature ground-breaking compilations over the years, dimmSummer recruits ace talent from across the globe to craft exclusive material for this new offering covering dubstep, tropical, drumstep, & reggae.
“With another killa release, High Chai Recordings is well on its way to having its own distinctive musical language !!” Pathaan (Globetronica, BBC)
Included are bass music superstars that High Chai first broke onto the Beatport charts: FS (#4 Dec. 2010), B.R.E.E.D, Piyush Bhatnagar, Radiohiro, Alexis K, Nuphlo & Goonda, along with a fresh crop of upcoming talent sure to make bassbins rumble.
Listen to the sample mix below, I assure you this is going to be one album you simply cannot do without this year!! …
TRACKLISTING:
- Naz :: Saawariya
- Liquid Stranger :: Fist of Fury
- FILMI :: Hinduistics (FS Remix)
- Dubfi Soundsystem feat. Radiohiro and MC ZULU :: Make It Happen
- Nucleya :: In My Heart
- Subatomic Sound System & Nomadic Wax :: NYC-2-India -feat. Delhi Sultanate
- Sabbo :: Come to Me
- Kush Arora :: Time Runner -feat. Shamik
- B.R.E.E.D :: Gravid
- Nuphlo :: Soul Safari
- Piyush Bhatnagar :: Rhapsody
- Ketz – Yaadein -feat. Rita Morar
- dimmSummer :: dreadSpace
- Alexis K :: Somniloquy
Tonic (REMIXES) finally here!!
Oh Yes – Dhanyavaad Six Degrees Records!!
Tonic, track produced by the Delhi Duo – Midival Punditz, featured on their album Hello Hello gets it own stage!
A few artists have been brought together to mix things up a little. So here it is …. Karsh Kale, Piyush Bhatnagar, Nucleya and the Punditz doin’ their thang.
Buy the track from Amazon
Tonic ((Nucleya Remix))
Tonic ((Piyush Bhatnagar Breaks Remix))
Tonic ((Punditz Remix))
Tonic ((Karsh Kale Remix))
Tonic ((Piyush Bhatnagar Dubstep Remix))
a fine selection of music
Got some nice stuff for you to listen to and download:
1) First off theres a set by the Midival Punditz:
Tapan’s DJ Set for Ash Roy’s Twisted and Sweet Radio show
2) FREE DOWNLOAD from Bombay Dub Orchestra of their track Berber of Seville.
Check our their blog for more information: http://victorianbabylon.blogspot.com/2010/06/jeetu-bombay-dub-orchestras-solo.html
3) As I mentioned yesterday Celt Islam is performing at Glasto this year, so the good friends at GENERATION BASS have a special blog post with some FREE DOWNLOADS for you!!
http://generationbass.com/2010/06/23/celt-islam-glastonbury-special/
4) Nucleya has an exclusive free download today too! Its called KORMICA – just follow the link below to FAIRTILIZER and its yours!
nucleya: horn ok please FREE DOWNLOAD
Hey people,
A free download of the track Blouse Arouse by Nucleya
Check it out: FREE DOWNLOAD HERE
nucleya – Horn Ok Please
Nucleya aka. Udyan Sagar is vastly contributing to the dubstep/electronica and bollywood scene in India. After splitting up from Bandish Projekt, Udyan has gone about inventing his sounds.
Redefining the indian electronica scene by creating a fusion of complex cut up edits and unheard indian sounds, with cutting edge production and genre-defying rhythms. For the love of indian electronica and a desire to create what would be indian electronica in the future, nucleya is making music that he wants to hear because no one else has made it for him.
Horn OK Please is the latest venture by Nucleya towards a new direction of Bollywood Remix culture. After Nucleya remixed the track “Uff Teri Adaa” for Farhan Akhtar film “Karthik Calling Karthik”, A mix for Rahem Kare, a track from film “Cash” and many more.
Nucleya aims is to push Bollywood music to the international dance music charts, by inventing a cutting-edge blend of new-generation electronic music and everlasting Bollywood tracks. This Album Features Artists like MCJD from Canada and SoundAvtar and Shivang from India.
www.nucleya.com | myspace.com | soundcloud
Atomizer – Midival Punditz (Nucleya Remix)
Beat 1 – Nucleya
26th January …
India’s Republic Day marks the occasion of the transition of India from a British Dominion to a republic, but that’s not really what I want to talk about. On this day, the media puts on a display of patriotic films and songs everything from Meri Desh ki Dharti by Mahendra Kapoor to A.R. Rahaman’s Maa Tuje salaam.
However there is an album out there, rare and hardly listened to, Vande Mataram: An Electronic Exploration. Vande Mataram meaning “Salutation to the Motherland”, brings together an array of accomplished artists to showcase the talent of Indian Electronica.
Vande Mataram is a song composed by Bankimchandra Chattopadhyay in a concoction of Bengali and Sanskrit, was the national cry for freedom from British oppression during the freedom movement. It has virtually become a second national anthem and to some it is considered as the anthem.
Vande Mataram: An Electronic Exploration – is exactly what it is. As the age of electronica develops so do the artists, and this album portrays the proficiency, dexterity and an aptitude for the best in modern Indian Electronica. It paints a vivid picture of the traditional Vande Mataram in many colours. Each colour is like a different avatar, providing unique dimensions and perspectives yet retaining Vande Mataram’s original significance.
Recommend listening :
- Electro Indian Mix – Midival Punditz
- Rocktronics – Func International
- Ambient Dub Mix – Jayant
- Pathshala Mix – Bandish Projekt
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