Showing posts with label Foreign Beggars. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Foreign Beggars. Show all posts
Monday, 15 February 2010
GET A BIT MORE
Huge remix of Foreign Beggars here from Skism, personally I find the more lyrics are included the better with Foreign Beggars remixes, which means I think I prefer this to the Excision remix of No Holds Barred, but both are worth buying. Check it out
Tuesday, 15 December 2009
MIX AND MATCH

First track of this post is going to stick out like a sore thumb but I haven't got anything that fits very well with it that I want to put up too. Bar 9 comes back with yet another tune that will smash you straight out of the ballpark. He consistently produces massive tracks that roll along so well, all the while bellowing deeply offensive insults in your ears. I find the 'loads of cheese' vocal sample inexplicably funny too. Right at the other end of the spectrum come the efforts of Max Cooper and Voodeux. Ideal minimalistic tracks for the late afterparty environment, Cooper's remix of Extrawelt drips all over you, and has a strangely warm feel to it, whilst Voodeux's leaves you floating around in a strange and wonderful techy dreamworld.
Foreign Beggars - Seven Figure Swagger (Bar 9 Remix)
Extrawelt - Mit Liese Auf Der Wiese (Max Cooper Remix)
Voodeux - Just A Spoonful
Thursday, 29 October 2009
CONTACT
Foreign Beggars have long been one of my favourite acts in UK hip hop, yet somehow I managed to miss the launch of their new Contact EP, out now on Dented Records. Some of these tracks were produced by drum and bass trio Noisia, including the title track Contact. They've added some rumbling bass to Foreign Beggars adrenaline charged lyrics, it's a beast of a track, get the 192 here. Noisia have also remixed the same track they produced, and what you lose in verbal flow you more than get back with synthy mayhem. The bass flails around like its out of control, you won't know where you are.Foreign Beggars ft. Noisia - Contact (192kbps)
Foreign Beggars ft. Noisia - Contact (Noisia Remix
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