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While much of the LargeUp team is cooling in Miami (check out out Winter Music Massive coming up), I’m wrapping up a week of madness here in Austin for SXSW. Wrangled some nice tapes for this week, with vibes from London, Switzerland and Seattle. Let’s keep it moving…
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Words by Jesse Serwer—
It was definitely a great moment when the burgeoning punk rock scene met up with its Jamaican cousin—reggae—in mid ’70s London. The union added musical depth to punk, and its influence was felt in Jamaica, too, leaving us with awesome stuff like “Punky Reggae Party” and The Clash. And it still resonates today, as seen by the latest project from Swiss producer Wildlife! (a/k/a Samuel Riot).
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After a big week which saw our own new mix series debut with Jillionaire’s Fog Up D Place, we’ve got more heat on deck on Mixtape Mondays. This week we premiere a new ting from some real yutes, bring bashment and bass from Switzerland to Manhattan, and touch down in the UK with the son of reggae royalty. The week has officially started.
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Words by DJ Theory —
Big Mixtape Mondays on deck today, celebrating 50 years of JA raving in the UK, JA Independence Day and of course good music worldwide. A string of essential classics, UK bashment, bass, dancehall, hip hop and more squeeze their way in this week, with big sounds and vibes from Switzerland, UK, NYC and JA. Get some below:
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We’re back at Mixtape Mondays to quickly bless you with some listening pleasure for this Memorial Day holiday. This week, tropical heat and low-end excursions meet one-drop roots and culture, and you have yourself a bubbling soundtrack for your day off—at least for our US friends—and a jumpstart for the week ahead for everybody else. Press play, and vibe out.
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It’s officially a New Year, and the mixes are rolling in already. This week we’ve got some remixes from Northern California, tropical bass from Switzerland, more bashment (and bhangra) from the Bay, and some straight up soca madness from Toronto. Get in there.
