Author Archives: Matt Medved

Autumn has arrived, and so has a finely crafted EP from one of Dirtybird's most decorated veterans.

Moby has long been a progressive figure in the dance music universe, standing up for causes like veganism, animal rights and net neutrality. Now he's championing BitTorrent as a means to release music into an ever-evolving digital world, making the stems for his latest album Innocents available for fans to remix without legal restraint as a BitTorrent Bundle.

In this edition, we wrap up the effects-oriented courses in Level 2 of the Dubspot Mixing and Mastering course and explore the use of phasing and flanging in our mixes.

Bingo Players celebrate career landmark with full Roseland experience

For a lesser producer, an album consisting entirely of collaborations might hint at artistic insecurity. Not so for Curtis Jones. Unshakable finds the Chicago veteran at his best, exploring new sonic ground with his talented contemporaries, while ensuring his own artistic hand can be heard in every one of his album's 13 tracks.

British trip hop trio London Grammar and Hot Chip's Joe Goddard have given Kavinsky's dark downtempo gem a brilliant reinterpretation that spins its unique charms in an entirely new direction.

Featuring well-timed vocal snippets from JFK's inaugural address and the sultry saxophone stylings of Adrian Symes, "Symphony" is a thoughtful production that follows no formulas in its progressive arrangement.

Welcome back to Dancing Astronaut Studios with Dubspot! In this edition, we continue on Level 2 of the Dubspot Mixing and Mastering course and explore the use of tremolo and pitch modulation in our mixes.

To herald their return, the trio have given Blunted Dummies' 1993 vintage club track "House 4 All" a modern rework, infusing it with funky arpeggiated synths and patient percussion over a modulated Moog bass.

In a minute-long video uploaded today, the Canadian producer test-drives the software, which he describes as "still early in development," on an enormous touch screen.