Showing posts with label Riddim Fruit. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Riddim Fruit. Show all posts
11 November 2014
08 January 2014
RACKABEAT & BAR-LOW: Step Out/ Air Tight (2013)
Labels:
Air Tight,
Bar-Low,
Breaks,
ghetto funk,
nufunk,
Rackabeat,
Riddim Fruit,
Step Out
28 October 2013
VARIOUS: Cloud Watching Volume 3 (Riddim Fruit) (2013)
10 October 2013
DJ ROAST BEATZ: Heavy Ear Play EP (2013)
03 September 2013
DEPHICIT: Duality EP (2013)
Labels:
Breaks,
Dephicit,
Duality EP,
glitch-hop,
Riddim Fruit,
Summer Bright
20 April 2013
RIDDIM FRUIT: Bristol Fashion EP (2013)
Labels:
Breaks,
Bristol Fashion EP,
Frenic,
ghetto funk,
Mr 50,
nufunk,
Parker,
Riddim Fruit,
The Allergies
04 March 2013
VARIOUS: Cloud Watching Volume 2 (Riddim Fruit) (2013) Free download
10 February 2013
MR 50: The City Of Sin EP (2013)
Labels:
City Of Sin EP,
glitch-hop,
Mr 50,
Riddim Fruit
05 January 2013
THE ALLERGIES: Heartbreaker EP (2013)
Labels:
Breaks,
DJ Moneyshot,
DJ Rackabeat,
hip-hop,
Riddim Fruit,
Soul,
The Allergies
01 January 2013
DJ ALIAS: Low & Rising EP (2012)
Labels:
Breaks,
DJ Alias,
glitch-hop,
Low Rising EP,
Riddim Fruit
03 September 2012
B VISIBLE: Disko Chop EP (2012)
The Riddim Fruit label deliver something a little different from their usual fare here in the shape of Austrian B Visible who ensures he’ll make an appearance on musical radars with his new journey into sound, Disko Chops. When I say ‘journey into sound’ however, I’m not referring to some Coldcut-style sampledelic trip along the audio highway so much as a well-organised four-track get together from a few neighbours on Instrumental Breaks Avenue – to wit, hip-hop, glitch-hop and Disco – …READ FULL POST @ MONKEYBOXING.COM
Labels:
B Visible,
Breaks,
Disko Chop EP,
glitch-hop,
hip-hop,
Riddim Fruit
15 April 2012
VARIOUS: Cloud Watching (Riddim Fruit) (2012) – Free download

VARIOUS: Cloud Watching (Riddim Fruit) (2012) – Free download
Known for its adventures in the realm of bass music, the Riddim Fruit label crosses the threshold of the chill-out room with Cloud Watching – as if you’d expect anything else from a cover depicting a bloke stood on a hill staring at a paisley-ish sky or a hippy title like that, anyway. If this leads you feeling like we’ve entered nineties downtempo breaks territory you’d be right. And wrong. Firstly, unlike the majority of nineties …READ FULL POST @ MONKEYBOXING.COM
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