Keeping it close to home this week, we bring you a podcast from our good friend the Tribaleditor. The Tribal Editing Dept is an eclectic podcast featuring fresh and unreleased tracks from unsigned talent on the hard-dance, electro and drum and bass tip.
This from the man himself:
The Tribal Editing Dept (T.E.D) has been set up to give “you”, the outside world, a glimpse of some of the very best up-front/front-line/underground artists on the scene. On the last Saturday of the month, T.E.D will go out live and direct to your PCs with a fresh underground glimpse of things to come (even b4 the shops). Most of the artists are unsinged, and some have their stuff going out regular on the dance circuit (but we get them first!!)
Previous episodes (and there’s 22 of ‘em at time of writing this), have included tracks from Seizmic, Wreckup, BeeBeeDee, Nostramus, Oprata M, Dirty Bass, Ubertron, Spawn, KZA, Tekstappa, DJ Kingvillain, and of course the Tribaleditor.
If you’re into the harder stuff then this is worth bookmarking. There’s also a forum open for comments on past shows. Top one!
3 Comments
1. Tribaleditor wrote on August 28th, 2006 at 1:50 pm
Hi every1, were up to show 24 now, and we have been having some wicked tracks in. Next show will be on 30-09-06 @19.00 on www.level-1.org.uk.
If you are an artist, and you want to add something to the next show…
Register to www.level-1.org.uk and up-load your track/s or you can e-mail them to me direct: tribaleditor@level-1.org.uk
Each month we break transmission and go direct to the home/studio of a regular artist for a live mash-up session. Next show the live p.a will be coming from Dark-Albedo (France)… NOT TO BE MISSED!!
Big-up’s to all Blunt-crew.
2. Johny Pneumonic wrote on August 29th, 2006 at 8:32 am
Well i can say ive only ever missed 1 show, but every show ive heard was a diamond - persnaly i think Tribal Editor is the next John Peel for the 21st century -
the music is allways fresh,underground,overground and usualy in your face.
Never letting the dust settle the tribal editing dept are my main resource for music. Keep up the exclusive work.
3. DJ Kingvillain wrote on August 29th, 2006 at 9:02 am
The TED shows are always refreshing, Tribal Editor works hard to find fresh talent to be presented to the masses. The addition of the live P.A sets has also been great since it gives artists the chance to show what they can do in realtime and in the centre of a quality broadcast. Simply a great show that covers all areas of enterainment and garunteed something new for every broadcast.