Tag: dirtybird

  • Magazine Sixty Music Review with FeelGood

    Magazine Sixty Music Review with FeelGood

    Greg Fenton reviews FeelGood – Dirty Fly – DIRTYBIRD The week may have ended, but the music hasn’t stopped. Dirtybird, and more specifically FeelGood, serve up this notably fiery groove in a world that sometimes lacks musical excitement, primed with an explosive edge that turns your head. Dirty Fly doesn’t quite sound like anything else,…

  • Magazine Sixty Music Review with Sudden Heat & Pitros feat. Nanda Broilo

    Magazine Sixty Music Review with Sudden Heat & Pitros feat. Nanda Broilo

    Greg Fenton reviews Sudden Heat & Pitros – Tease Me (feat. Nanda Broilo) – Dirtybird Trust Dirtybird to release this. Slinky, sleazy basslines hover over tight drums, with hot vocals riding the wave. Quick-fire, with no time for subtlety, it hits exactly where it’s meant to. You’ll either enjoy this or not. But back to…

  • Magazine Sixty Music Review with N808

    Magazine Sixty Music Review with N808

    Greg Fenton reviews N808 – The Ocho – Dirtybird You could say Buckle Up is genius, or ingenious. It delivers a twisted, crazed narrative of slinky beats, enhanced stereophonic repertoire, alongside the kind of sleazily intended music that gets pulses racing. n808 & Mike Kerrigan’s creation is tempting and deeply satisfying, as its restraint is…

  • Magazine Sixty Music Review with Black V Neck

    Magazine Sixty Music Review with Black V Neck

    Greg Fenton reviews Black V Neck – Check My Brain – Dirtybird You can always rely upon Dirtybird to mix it up, frying your senses in the process, tangling wires and then unpicking them in no particular order. That sense of joyfully ripping up the rule book creates more exciting sounds and rhythms as a…

  • Body Ocean – Dotted Line – Dirtybird

    Making my way through lots of new releases today accompanied by the feeling that music at times feels like it’s going backwards – the sounds, the arrangements and god forbid that the words ever change – then this from Dirtybird plays sparking the excitement of curiosity. Dotted Line, pulses with a feverish electricity creating its…

  • Steve Darko – That’s Hot – Dirtybird

    Steve Darko returns to Dirtybird with two explosive cuts that both make the grade. That’s Hot, featuring Big J & oonagi, is simply too tempting to ignore with its sleazy, late-night grooves plus sassy vocal lines suggesting you engage in something you really shouldn’t. Driving beats and dirty bass are offset by chiming percussion, alongside…

  • Claude VonStroke & ZDS feat. KE – Comments – DIRTYBIRD

    Insanely good. When you love four beats to the bar, and within that space the message is spelled out loud and clear, then this latest from Claude VonStroke & ZDS is that explosive. Excellent that there is only one version to date as the sizzling combination of hot vocal and intense, heavy-duty instrumentation delivers addictive,…

  • Tom Flynn feat. Amp Fiddler – The Future – DIRTYBIRD

    A stunning release to polish off the year with. DIRTYBIRD pull out all stops with this resilient, piano led number that is all at once beautifully jazzy, and yet rolling with a tough undercurrent underpinned by Amp Fiddler’s spoken message exonerating the future tense. Excellent, provocative music – the way it always should be. The…

  • Chambray – Where You At? – DIRTYBIRD

    Like it hot. Well, you’ve come to the right place. Chambray’s excellent set of four productions positively simmers with the sort of fanatical energy that’s simply too radical to ignore. The title track begins by posing the question: Where You At? Then proceeds to pummel your ignition with fiery tribal styled rhythms. Deets Yew, hits…