DEEP ARCTIC

Finally i had my first DJ gig under the name of DEEP ARCTIC and what a success, the music i play is deep electronic music, everything from dubstep via techno via electro to funky stuff. I try to give the people a musical experience with music that´s not commercial, one thing is for sure people gonna dance! Made that pretty clear the other day i had my gig.

For bookings othersidedmusic@gmail.com.

Sound Of Gällivare

A new era is on the rise, my new music project is called SOUND OF GÄLLIVARE. It´s all about good dancemusic, staying up all night and spread the love to music.

Please check it out HERE !

//Safecracker Jackson//

Harmonic 313

First of all sorry for the lack of posts, been on a short vaccation! So let me make up for this and give you some untouchable tunes.

Jedi Knights and Global Communication’s Mark Pritchard returns to Warp Records to release his debut album “When Machines Exeed Human Intelligence” under the guise of Harmonic 313. Not to be confused with his hip- hop inspired library music compositions with Dave Brinkworth as Harmonic 33, Pritchard has created his own vision of the future of electronica, taking influence from the dubstep scene mixed up with robotic sounds, spacebeats and deep and sometimes dark approach.

A mix of electro beats, harsh distorted basslines, atmospheric washes and Detroit like stabs, the album cements Pritchard’s position as one of the UK’s most diverse and eclectic electronic producers.

Please check out Harmonic 313´s website it´s pretty rad!

Harmonic 313 – Cyclotron from the album “When Machines Exeed Human Intelligence”

Harmonic 313 – Quadrant 3 from the album “When Machines Exeed Human Intelligence”

Harmonic 313 – Dirtbox from the EP “Dirtbox”

Harmonic 313 – The Returners from the EP “Dirtbox”

Harmonic 313 – Problem 3 from the EP “1″

Harmonic 313 – Problem 4 from the EP “1″

2562

Ohh let me introduce you to Dave Huismans a.k.a 2562 from Holland, his music is fanatically detailed, employing minimal elements for a resoundingly maximalist agenda; micro-edited clusters of conga, snare and snap-clap do the lion’s share of the work, but it’s Dave Huisman’s spatial sense which lends the music its special quality – he knows when to build up a juddering Jenga tower of drum sounds and he knows when to strip everything back to a slick, elegantly curved 4×4 pulse. In short, he keeps things interesting, deploying all the rhythmic tics and tricks of 2-step, techno and dub to produce a heavy but peculiarly weightless, streamlined kind of dance music.

2562 - Channel Two from the album “Aerial”

2562 – Movern from the album “Aerial”

2562 – Basin Dub from the album “Aerial”

2562 – Kameleon from the album “Aerial”

Mongolia

The area of what is now Mongolia has been ruled by various nomadic empires, including the Xiongnu, the Rouran, the Xianbei, the Gökturks, and others. The Mongol Empire was founded by Gengis Khan in 1206.Today approximately 30% of the country’s 2.9 million people are nomadic or semi-nomadic.

Mongolia has a very old musical tradition. Key traditional elements are throat-singing, the Morin Khuur (horse head fiddle) and other string instruments, and several types of songs. Mongolian melodies are typically characterized by pentatonic harmonies and long end notes.

In the 20th century, western style classical music has been introduced, and mixed with traditional elements by some composers. The songs i present here is very dubstep/electronic orientated blended with traditionally mongolian folk music.

Cosmik Connection – Ulaan Baator Dub from the album “IOT: Mongolian Expedisound”

Midilink – Mongoliak from the album “IOT: Mongolian Expedisound”

Atomik Dog – Nomadic Child from the album “IOT: Mongolian Expedisound”

Arok – Steppe In from the album “IOT: Mongolian Expedisound”

Otisto 23 – Mongol Step from the album “IOT: Mongolian Expedisound”