Song Details: Move the Tractor - Two talented artists I really enjoy the work of (and occasionally talk to) are Kaila Yu and MC Chris. They both sent me the vocal tracks from some recent singles of theirs, and rather than doing each remix seperately, I decided to be lazy and mash them up.
The Long Wee - I recently acquired the new Neil Diamond CD called "12 Songs." There's a song on there simply named "We." It's pretty good. When I heard the bassline in it, all I could think of was Lost Highway by Hank Williams. I didn't have a copy of that in my collection, but what I did have was a bootleg U2 cover of the song. A little bit of mixing later, and voila!
My Fury - This is probably my most unique remix - it starts slow as many of my songs do, but it has an interesting crescendo. It's a remix of a talented singer by the name of Kasha. Check it out.
Basket Case, Kool Kannon Remix - Not much to tell on this one. Green Day's Basket Case and Cannon in D were back to back on my playlist one day. I listed to both and realized that they went together - hence this mix.
DJ Rizzn has been sequencing, mixing, and generally musicing it up since he was 14. He likes to think he has gotten better since then. You be the judge.
Also, if you think you know me ... go check out my other profile - it's my personal one.
With a pool of top class djs and battle rappers talents such like Surgeon General, Phuturistic MC's, Wreck, Supreme Ja., Systemattic, Anthony Nuzzo, B.A.S. Madrid or Overdose just to name, Afterlife Management has made since the beginning of the year a remarkable entrance in the closed world of the night.
With the aim to provide “only straight in your face music” on parties, ranging from upfront hip hop to hard electrocore, AM is not just a booking agency but also a promising label.
And exactly for the very first AM release, awesome horror bass terrorists HollowGraphik of Ghosts In The Machine fame (Monotone USA, Exceleration) alongside half of Analog To Future band Lethal Agent (Bass Frequency Productions, Dona-Li) have teamed up in a deadly combination to introduce to the crowd their memorable dancefloor performance recorded live at WMC’s Nocturnal party back in 2006.
Mixture of their greatest successes taken for instance from their mighty “Extinction Level Event” and “The Ghosts In The Machine” solo EP’s on Zero One Music plus unreleased material, the CD offers no less than sixteen industrial onslaughts, propeling you in a twilight zone surrounded by hostile lifeforms and irradiated mechas. If you enjoyed GITM’s merciless debut album “In The Machine We Trust” last year, you’ll not be disorientated by this apocalyptic follow up!!
From the first horrific tones of “Do You Know Why Your Here” warning in overture to the synthetic distortions of “Mirror, Mirror” by way of conclusion, passing through the lethal samples of “Power”, the
Come see us TONIGHT (3/1) at CULTURE ROOM in Ft. Lauderdale!!
We're on the World By Storm Tour with Aiden and others.
Hope you come check it out!
Culture Room
3045 N Federal Hwy
Ft Lauderdale, FL 33306
Doors @ 7:30pm
Also, our debut album "There Came A Lion" just hit store shelves a few weeks ago and is still available on iTunes for just $7.99!
-Ivoryline
Online Now!
.
.
. 
