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A unique producer and turntablist with unconventional ways, DJ Baku has followed in the footsteps of DJ Krush and established himself in the last 10 years as the rightful heir to the unique Japanese aesthetic of production, DJing and turntablism started by Krush more than 20 years ago. While comparisons aren’t always the answer, Baku’s work is reminiscent of Krush’s experimental approach to turntablism and hip hop though the young Baku comments that “I’m not trying to follow DJ Krush at all. But in my mind Krush is my master”. Baku has garnered acclaim not only from within hip hop...

Ibakusha has developed an articulate style of composition through many different types of inspiration, but the most significant influence is, without any doubt, the sound of labels like Merck, Skam or n5MD...somebody calls it idm, but this genre is definitely too tight for Ibakusha's music. He finally collects these six tracks into Novctzember, his debut, an album full of inspired songs, warm melodies, deep pads and nice beats, plus some "disturbing" elements. .

A collaboration between Dominic Stanton (Domu) and bassist/producer Robert Marin as Bakura, reflecting an organic, instrumental jazz-influenced angle. "Reach the Sky," the new long-player from Bakura, fuses live instrumentation, courtesy of Stanton and Marin's own musical talents and Australian flutist Graeme Blevins, beautifully constructed songs, and Domu's syncopated beat structures, to create a unique spin on soulful nu jazz music. .

There are three artists with this name: 1) Habakuk, one of the most famous polish reggae groups, was founded in the city of Częstochowa in 1990. The band's lineup changed a bit through the years. Habakuk are now Wojciech "Broda" Turbiarz, Wojciech Cyndecki, Krzysztof "Kiczu" Niedzwiecki, Jaromir Puszek, Marek Makles and Adam "Roccko" Celinski. The band has released seven albums so far: Mniam! Mniam! REGE (W Moich Oczach, 1999), Rub Pulse (W Moich Oczach, 2000), Muzyka Slowo Liczba Kolor (Gigant Records, 2002), Mniam! Mniam! REGE (re-edition, Gigant Records, 2003), Hub-a-dub (vinyl LP, Gigant Records, 2005), 4 Life (Gigant Records, 2005),...