Netsky brings the noise once more to celebrate his debut album in his hometown of Anterwerp this Friday!

Recently Kmag held a remix competition to remix an exclusive Sabre track, One Hundred Teeth. They got a great response with the track itself downloaded 2869 times, some of the parts receiving over 1500 downloads and 197 producers submitting their remixes.
 
These were judged by Sabre, Kasra @ Critical, Adam @ Backdrop PR and Colin Steven, the editor of Kmag. Again the amount of quality entries made it difficult to choose a winner but in the end they went with Dominic Ridgway’s effort. Dominic will very soon be getting £1000 worth of Addict apparel of his choice!

Check it for yourself…

SABRE-ONE HUNDRED TEETH (D.RIDGWAY REMIX)(*WINNER*) by Dominic Ridgway

After his first appearance in Brighton for 15 years last summer, Hush Your beak proudly welcome back David “Ram Jam” Rodigan. If you have seen or heard one of Rodigan’s legendary sets you will agree that this has the potential to be THE most memorable night in Brighton for 2010.

“He may not be Jamaican born, but Rodigan’s acquired everything else to make his ascension to reggae royalty bona fide!”

Supporting on the night will be the original mash up masters The Nextmen bringing their unique style & flavours to the dance. Click for tickets…

Amazing Mini mix from Dom Search and Brad Baloo better known as the Nextmen for the BBC Radio 1 Annie Mac Show.  Also head over to the Addict Beats Collective section of the site or click here for an Addict exclusive interview with the Nextmen.

Bought to you by our good friends SIN Cru, the makers of Cambridge Hip Hop week. Nine days of intensive dance, art and music courses including bboyin’, poppin’, beatboxing, djing, mcing, graffiti art & more…

For full info go to www.sincru.co.uk

A short documentary on SIN Cru’s Cambridge Hip Hop week & Urban Sinfonie featuring some of the worlds top B-Boys and B-Girls.

Cambridge Hip Hop Week 10th Anniversary Documentary from Nonsinthetik on Vimeo.

Leaving OZ at 35C is hard! Anyway just finished a great 2 week tour on OZ and NZ, which saw The Nextmen and myself rock Auckland, Gisbon, Brisbane, Melbourne, Hobot and Sydney. Great shows and met some wonderful people. This time of year there were lots of artists touring and festivals happening so bumped into a ridiculous amount of UK talent over there. Got to shout DJ Marky, Dave Spectrasoul, Stamina, DJ Yoda, Krafty Kuts, Jack Beats, Bukem & Conrad, Skream, Benga, Roots Manuva, DJ MK, Chickaboo and sooo many more! Also massive love goes out the my good pals I caught up with on my travels… JPS & Renee, Nam, Georga, Taimi, Motive, Slice, Ritesh, Ollie Bristol, Lowqui, Mandy, Cliff, Keith & Jules and many more. Till next time… it’s back to reality!

Good friends of ours Toby and Ross, also known as The Part Time Heroes, have a new festive podcast out now, packed full with musical gifts.  This edition of the HideOut Sessions features brand new music, some big tracks from 09 and a couple of dusty gems too.

To listen and subscribe click here.

Rolling on to the second instalment of Hospitality Brighton’s residency @ DigitalRoom one welcomes back the Hospital allstars High Contrast & Logistics, while Bristol’s finest Break & Die will be going back to back for the first time in Brighton. Not only that flying in from Russia, Subwave is representing to celebrate the launch of the ‘Future Sound Of Russia’ with a live PA from Ashley Slater of Skint & Freak power fame.And in room two the veteran Wah Wah 45’s  will be hosting with their funk & soul lounge.

Japanese magazine Rolling Stone ran a feature on our good friends the Part Time Heroes this month after they visited Tokyo earlier in the summer to perform at the festival of jazz… by the way nice tees fellas!