DJ Comps aren't really our thing but we couldn't resist this one. The prize is a slot at the infamous Warehouse Project. Our technique is simple... drop as many face melters as possible in 30mins.
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One lazy Sunday afternoon I recorded this and it's been sat in my itunes ever since. We've both found ourselves listening to it quite a bit. It's a little different to our other mixes and we've ended up loving it for its simplicity, so we decided to post it.
There's no fancy mixing, no PT re-edits, no samples or klaxons. 140bpm... No bullshit!
Here's the PT's first mix "Too Two Many Digits". Recorded back in December 2009.
The Chrome Kids said "This is BIG, a filthy mix of big and bashie filth step to keep you amused" White Folks Get Crunked also posted "PT's blend Ragga, Bass and Electronic Beats perfectly, we love it!" Tracklist after the jump.
You wouldn't think a collaboration from two chaps living in very different corners of the Britain would work. One residing in the pebble dashed charm of North Wales, the other hailing from the anonymous streets of South London. But the bastard child of PLAY and BASTIC seems to hold up nicely.
Plastic Thumbs pull all their influences from reggae, funk and the golden era of hip-hop, pulled together with the same focus, colliding the buzz and crackling energy of dancehall with rhyme splattered beats and gut-wrenching low-end bass lines.