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Notes: The Artificial Intelligence mixed Liquid V Club Sessions 2xCD is on the way (12/6/06 release) and this is one of the big singles that ties in with the release. lV’s hot property Utah Jazz has gone in on the old Roni Size & DJ Die classic and come up with the two mixes presented here.

Notes: feat Ic3, Dynamite MC, Jakes, Skibadee, Shabba & Det, Ed Rush & Optical, Quarantine, Mistical, SP & Verse, Tonn Piper

Notes: 'Big Up Magazine' is a San Francisco-based independent quarterly print and online magazine about contemporary art, underground music, revolutionary people, and street culture; with an emphasis on all aspects of the current global bass music scene. They're bagging up art that stops, wows and provokes; music that empowers, enlightens and looks forward; people who act, inspire and start revolutions. In just 9 months, Big Up has started to evolve into a global brand, with merchandise, events, and podcasts encouraging a rapidly growing and loyal customer base, drawn in by the magazine's unique niche content. Now available in the UK, Big Up Issue 4's headline features are with Mala of Digital Mystics, Rusko, and Flying Lotus, plus Warrior Queen, Adrian Sherwood, Cyrus, plus many more. As a special introductory offer, UK copies will also include an exclusive El-B mix CD, which will only be available to direct subscribers in the rest of the world. El-B's 'Big Sound' mix is a 22-track session highlighting his own material, in company with Ghost, Roxy, Benga, Zed Bias, and Opus.

Notes: Hip-hop first became a part of the mainstream in the early 1980's, but the true origins can be found in the spontaneous and progressive neighbourhoods in the 1970's. Writer and curator Johan Kugelberg has pulled together the scattered remains of a movement that never had its eye on posterity. Foreword by Afrika Bambaataa.

Notes: After two years Aaron Cometbus has finally issued a new issue of his legendary punk zine. Cometbus #51: The Loneliness of the Electric Menorah features a comprehensive 100 page history of Moe's and other used book stores from Berkeley, California's Telegraph Avenue.

Notes: feat Femme Noir, Psalm One, Soul Wax, Hot Chip, Municipal Waste, Clifford Meyer, Grizzly Bear, Juggaknots, Pajo, Philip E Kernats, Brian Posehn, The Grates, Professor Murder, Trick & The Heartstrings

Notes: This has over 100 pages of discographical information on rare Japanese albums, including dates, players, and titles - both for records by Japanese artists, and obscure sessions cut by Americans in Japan! The issue is essential to anyone looking to dig outside the usual crates. Although most of the text in the magazine is in Japanese, there's a few hundred album listings that will really help to expand your understanding of Japanese grooves.

Notes: Next instalment of this top d&b rag featuring Ed Rush & Optical on the cover with a Cymbalism mix from Plan 9 & Illy MC and features on Gridlock, Sonic & Silver, Makoto, Eddy Woo, Kubiks & Lomax, Current Value, Redeyes, Hold Tight and more. Plus news, reviews and all the fashion and parties in the scene.

Notes: Cover CD: Mixed by Ban Ban from Brazil, upcoming turntablist in the mould of DJ Marky and featuring tracks from DJ Andy & Mikrob, Mace, Jay Rome Jebar & Foyer, KG, Rollers Inc, DJ Deval, Shroombab, GPK, Dreadbangers, Rowney, Bad Ace Inc, Diode, Wayz, No Money & DJ Ban Ban.

Notes: Get your hand on Issue 6 of Shook Magazine this summer. The Quantic 'Y Su Combo Barbaro' album is dropping soon; and photographer, filmmaker & all-round good guy B+ generously offered a picture he took in Colombia to put on the cover. Check the rest of the photos & the full story inside the mag. In the new issue Shook speak to Raekwon from the Wu about an album more hotly awaited than the second coming - 'Only Born 4 Cuban Linx II'. There's some ghetto-turismo in Morò de Providencia, the oldest favela in Rio, thanks to French artist JR. The UK's premier 'house dance' crew InDaHouse are captured in full effect. There's an interview with amazing producer 9th Wonder and his True School crew. There's also chat with Rashad Smith (if you don’t know who that is, check the back of your 'Woo Hah' 12-inch or CD-single). The eglo crew represent (Floating Points, Alex Nut & the whole 9 yards).There's the story behind the 1974 concert in Kinshasa when James Brown, Bill Withers and Celia Cruz lined up alongside Miriam Makeba and Franco; it's the subject of the new Soul Power film. Also check the story of Rahaan & the Chuck Brothers, the crate diggers outta Chi-city and while you're at it you need to download their mixes. Speaking of mixes, there's talk with the one like Karizma who has a new album out via R2. There's also have an in-depth story about the life and times of Freddie Hubbard, as remembered by Creed Taylor (of CTI and Impulse! fame). This issue publishes a short story by Charlie Dark ('The God of Road'), French novelist Boris Vian is remembered and Bob James is talked to too. There's also a revamped back section where you'll find anything from Congolese sapeurs to boutique stores in the heart of Hoaxtown.

Notes: The P.i.X is THE music fanzine to have stuck to yer wall! It's free and it's a poster, and and and it covers every sort of music (just about). www.thepixzine.co.uk, www.myspace.com/thepixzine

Notes: The P.i.X is THE music fanzine to have stuck to yer wall! It's free and it's a poster, and and and it covers every sort of music (just about). www.thepixzine.co.uk, www.myspace.com/thepixzine

Notes: Featuring Joe Bataan, Fania, DJ Red Alert, Azymuth, Hugh Masekela, Richard Pryor, Dr. Alimantado and more.

Notes: The hip-hop issue! This issue features Dilated Peoples' Evidence testifying to hip-hop's longevity, DJ Shadow's record collection and much much more.

Notes: Wax Poetics 43
RELEASE DATE:9/21/10
UPC:7252745659543
WHOLESALE PRICE:$6.00
RETAIL PRICE:$9.99
HIGHLIGHTS:
Melodica pioneer and producer AUGUSTUS PABLO was a legend in his prime
GREGORY ISAACS captivated fans with both message music and love songs
Music entrepreneur CHRIS BLACKWELL championed reggae to the rest of the world.
SUGAR MINOTT sweetened the pot with a mix of
dancehall and lovers rock.
BOB ANDY created the great Jamaican songbook.
PLUS:BERES HAMMOND
UK DUB PHOTOS by Seb Carayol
DAVID RODIGAN Record Rundown
Photos from GREENSLEEVES: THE FIRST 100 COVERS
PANAMANIAN DANCEHALL
ISLAND RECORDS
ALTON ELLIS, VICIOUS, THE GAYLETTS, ZEN BOW, and SUGAR MINOTT Re:Discovered
Tape delay and THE ROLAND SPACE ECHO

Notes: Issue dedicated to P-Funk!

Notes: After more than a year between issues, a welcome return for Woofah magazine. Now weighing in with 92 pages, still no adverts.

Features:

- Untold: Interview with this forward looking dubstep producer.
- Dubplate Cutting Houses: Woofah shines a light on this hidden corner of UK soundsystem culture.
- Newham Generals: Keeping it grimey.
- Tony Thorpe Major: interview with this UK Bass legend - from 400 Blows to the KLF to dubstep.
- Who Killed Michael Smith?: The tragic story of the legendary dub poet, with contributions from Linton Kwesi Johnson and Dennis Bovell.
- Young Warrior and Joe Ariwa: The sons of Jah Shaka and Mad Professor tell us about the next generation of UK Dub.
- Sci-Fi and Reggae Rastas: In space, reggae producers looking to the stars.
- Ron Vester Studio One's: Official photographer talks to us about the last days of Coxsone Dodd.
- Dubkasm UK Dub: By way of Bristol and Brazil.
- Hessle Audio: Ramadan Man and Ben UFO step up.
- YT: In depth look at the Born Inna Babylon album.
- Hot Gal Commandments/Cartoon/Memories of Eek A Mouse.