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Bop has just finished a new mix and interview. He explains “I’m not too long into fruitarianism yet (4-5 month maybe) but I like the idea of it, so I did a mix for one wonderful site fruitarians.net and also answer some questions about my fruitarian experience. Check it!”
Tracklist:
1. Alix Perez – 1984
2. Logistics – When It Rains, It Pours
3. Rockwell – Everything and U
4. Deep Blue – Open Love
5. Cyantific – Empty Streets
6. Subwave – I Need You (Bop Remix)
7. Electrosoul System – Traffic
8. Nu:Tone – Set Me Free
9. Consequence ft. D-Bridge – Life Is Timing
10. Bop – Enjoy The Moment
11. Oak – Sequence 1
Bop has been featured in Kid Kameleon’s Electronic Explorations podcast. Download the podcast by clicking the image below:
Described as “a mix of discarded, fragmented, and unfinished bits of sound from about 40 different producers, woven together over 43 minutes,” the mix takes us through some finely embroidered sonic landscapes which are layered up and intended to be something of a “puzzle” or “sound collage”.
Featuring work from such genre-blurrring, forward-thinking artists like Om Unit, Untold, DJ G, Ghislain Poirier, Paul White, Geoim, Girl Unit plus a whole host of other producers, it’s definitely worth checking out this incredible and cerebral mix from San Fran based producer/DJ/blogger/journalist Kid Kameleon.
Two months ago, microfunk.ru launched a project called “Applied Minimalism” and encouraged all producers to submit tracks with the condition that it was created from only one sample – the kick drum of the classic Roland TR-808 drum machine.
Over 70 tunes were sent in by various artists (including Subwave, Nphonix, Oak, Bop and others) and finally, after accurately mixing all the tracks together, the Microfunk crew are proud to present the final mix of ”Applied Minimalism”.
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