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Feb 06, 2010 by ming in Press
“A while ago, SoundCloud stumbled upon a video on Emusician.com in which producer Aaron Albano talks about using SoundCloud to send and receive files during the production process of Toby Martin from Youth Group’s upcoming album. Remote collaboration, NYC-Sydney-style, united by the Cloud.
Wanting to know more, we reached out to Aaron with a couple of questions about how he uses SoundCloud.” Read More Here
Jan 10, 2010 by ming in Music
Remix I did with EMCH from Subatomic for Dub Gabriele’s new album….Its a FREE Download!!
Dub Gabriel feat. U Roy-Luv n’ Liv ( Ming vs. Subatomic Sound System Remix)-FREE DOWNLOAD!!! by DESTROY ALL CONCEPTS
Released by: DESTROY ALL CONCEPTS
Release/catalogue number: dac009
Album Release date: Mar 9, 2010
Dec 18, 2009 by ming in Music
Yes its true….he’s back on the decks!! Enjoy this new dj mix from Ming…Its a banger!
Dec 17, 2009 by ming in Michael Lynche, Music, Recording, song writing
Here’s some songs Michael and I wrote and I produced in 2008-2009.
Dec 04, 2009 by ming in Music
EMCM from Subatomic Sound System was in the studio this week. We’re working on a Dubstep Remix of U-Roy’s “Love the Life”…more on this soon. In the mean time check out some info on the SSS and Lee Scratch Perry!!! its dope!!
Respect the Foundation! Respect my shit!
“Lee Perry’s ‘Blackboard Jungle: From Dub to Dubstep’” mini documentary
featuring Lee Scratch Perry, Subatomic Sound System, Jahdan Blakkamoore, Dubblestandart (plus interview footage with Rusko and live clips of Jahdan with Major Lazer)
1973, Jamaica. 2009, to the world! The story of the seminal dub album “Blackboard Jungle” from Lee Scratch Perry and King Tubby that was cornerstone of the dub music craze that would extend around the world. In 2009 Vienna’s dub masters Dubblestandart called on Perry to revisit the vibes. This collaboration stretched around the globe to involve New York City’s dub scientists Subatomic Sound System & rising reggae vocal talent Jahdan Blakkamoore (of Major Lazer “Cash Flow” fame), and resulted in the first ever original dubstep tunes from Lee Scratch Perry plus a journey back into the Blackboard Jungle!
