Heyoka comes at us again this week with another full length album on Muti Music! This time around, Mandelbass explores the roots of Heyoka’s musical interest with quirky influences from jazz, funk and old garage rock. A bass-scaping journey of whompy audio fractals, Heyoka proves once again that he is a wizard of psychedelic sound. Check out his album mix below, grab the release from Addictech, and make sure to catch Heyoka when it comes to a town near you on his Spring Tour.

Heyoka mandelboogiewoogie Minimix by Heyoka

BONUS: The kind folks at Muti Music have decided to give away a tune off of the album for your downloading pleasure!

Heyoka – Shmazdipdoodlydurkayoda

-Psymbionic

Good god! 2010 is the year of Muti Music, wouldn’t ya say? The glitchdubcrunkhopstutterwhompchillstep label out of San Francisco, CA has been blowin’ it up haaard this year already. With only the first half of the year down, we’ve seen a lot of great stuff and I’m sure we’ve got some great stuff to look forward to! Here’s some of the great releases and artists that have caught our eye recently..

From the first that Cosmic Boogie wisped by our ear canals, we knew it was going to be a treat. When Heyoka released Marklar some months back, it signaled that Heyoka was taking his music in a new direction, exploring more hyphy and double speed variations on his signature psychedelic sound. However, some felt that it didn’t match the par that earlier releases had set when it came to depth and dynamics. But fear not! Cosmic Boogie very well could take the cake as your new favorite Heyoka album. Find Cosmic Boogie on Addictech, then download the Cosmic Boogie promo mix below!

Heyoka Cosmic Boogie Promo Mix by Muti Music

We’ve been highly anticipating this release for a number of months, and there’s no disappointment here! Siren’s take on gangster-purple-hop-whomp-step comes highly recommended. With the just the right amount of psychedelic juiciness, this EP keeps your body moving while still tantalizing your brain with complex edits and glitchiness built right in. We first got our dose of Siren almost a year ago with the “Spawn” EP, which screamed it’s way into our speakers with huge drums and crushed basslines. In the past year, Siren has refined and altered his sound, which should definitely be considered an evolution. This was one of the few releases this year that filled our iPod’s on repeat for hours and hour.. can’t recommend it enough! Cop it on Addictech, then snag Siren’s remix of Zion I’s Juicy below from the Soundcloud player.

Juicy Juice Siren Remix Free Download by Siren Music

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Really glad to see these guys on Muti! Glitchy and Scratchy, also known as Bevvy Swift + The (“El”?) Mongoose, is a glitch-hop super duo hailing from BC, Canada. They first came onto our radar with the compilation of hip-hop bootlegs called “Robots Sodomizing Famous Rappers” some time ago. Since then, they’ve made a name for themselves with multiple releases, including some on the Canadian glitch hop label Woofer Cookers. The Broken Logic EP takes us on a journey through fuzzy basslines, crushed drums, and industrial synths reminiscent of the hay-days of dark trip hop. Grab Broken Logic on Addictech, and score this hilarious track by Glitchy and Scratchy called “Midgets”.

Glitchy and Scratchy – Midgets

Adam John, also known as Kid Kryptic, has been in the scene for going on 10 years. Throughout his career, he has established a great name for himself with releases on labels such as Evol Intent Recordings and Shift, as well as starting one of Arizona’s first DnB labels, known as Theoretic Records. His most recent release was also his first on Muti, showing a quite diverse side of Adam in the way of downtempo, bass heavy glitchy goodness. This EP has almost a magical feel to it.. something about the combination of dreamy synths with fat bass alongside choppy vocals and tiny percussion produces a vibrant soundscape in which to get lost in. Peep it on Addictech, and then make sure to pon the downloads of his remix of Luddy vs. Nate Doog’s “Play No Games” as well as his most recent mixtape, Laser Beam Force Field.

Luddy vs. Nate Dogg – Play No Games (Adam John Remix)

Adam John – Laser Beam Force Field Mixtape

(Find the tracklist here)

Make sure to scope out Muti’s Addictech store at http://mutimusic.addictech.com/, and keep your eyes peeled for Timonkey’s new release, entitled Future Perfect, which should be out toward the end of this month. Other notable releases worth checking out are: Masia One – In Di Streets, Mad Zach & R2 The Specialist – Wolf Spiders, Domain ID – Boombox Apocalypse, and Shen – Lost Hopes. But, we can’t speak for your taste! Dig deep with these guys, as they have a few years of worthy releases that still rock dancefloors to date.. trailing all the way back to the Clipping Paths compilation, featuring the talents of Kraddy, Vibesquad, Kilowatts, Ooah, Dov, Timonkey and a whole slew of others. Can’t wait what else Muti Music has in store for us this year!

-Psymbionic

Knight Riderz, an up-and-coming glitch-hop/dubstep group straight out of Canada, burst into the scene with their single “Hold On” some time ago. Since then, they’ve cooked up a flurry of amazing originals and remixes with no sign of stopping in the near future.

With high production value, grimey basslines, and sick glitches, these two are for sure ones to keep an eye on in 2010.. and it looks like many already have! In what seems to be a very short time, they have scheduled releases signed to amazing labels such as Muti Music, Made In Glitch, and Propa Tingz’ label, True Movement. And for good fucking reason! These cats threw some tunes our way, including an exclusive remix of “Ayoba”, and “Voodoo” with some amazing use of Jimi Hendrix guitar samples. Make sure not sleep on these!

Schlachthofbronx – Ayoba (Knight Riderz Remix) (BwompBeats Exclusive!)

Knight Riderz – Voodoo

Word up to Canada, eh? For more tunes, check out the Knight Riderz Soundcloud!

-Psymbionic

(The AnTenNae Galaxies.. this seemed appropriate as these shows shot me out into space!)

Well, I just got back home today, and all I can say is.. WOW! What a raging time it was in Texas.. with the highlights definitely being (among other things) shows from An-Ten-Nae and Mimosa. These cats from Muti are not only goofy, but they sure know how to rage a party! Aside from An-Ten-Nae giving acid to hobos in the street (ok, I might be SLIGHTLY exaggerating), and Mimosa deciding he didn’t want his DJ table anymore during his set (and subsequently raging it all the way off the stage, gear come tumbling after..), these guys were NUTS! They showed Austin what real dubstep and glitch-hop is about, and Austin ate it up (I guess it just goes to show that even ACID KRUNK?! is bigger in Texas..)! I foresee big things there in the future.. muhuhahaha!

I just wanted to take a second and thank artists who are down-to-earth enough to actually interact with their fans and the people who make this ever-growing community what it is. It’s always nice to get great feedback from people even when you know they’re just as busy as any and everyone else in the world, only they also are many times on the road. So, to artists such as thee, I salute you!

That being said, here’s a couple of tracks off of the relatively new Compilation from Muti Music, Acid Crunk Vol. 2 (Thank them proper for these free tracks and buy it now from Addictech.com):

Adam Freeland – Do You (An-Ten-Nae Remix)

88 BPM

BONUS:

Akira Kiteshi – Ulysses

70 BPM

..And a new bootleg from Mimosa:

Mimosa – I’m in Love With a Stripper Remix

74 BPM

Get ready for part one in an infinite part installment of ‘Glitch Hop Forum Showcase’, coming at you soon!

-Psymbionic