Intro (Sixtoo – Jackals & Vipers In Envy of Man 1+2 [Ninja Tune])
Jet Black Crayon – The Tree [Function8]
Rob Viktum – Progress [rappersiknow.com]
Pelican – End of Seasons (Prefuse73 remix) [Hydra Head Records]
Jay Bharadia – Snowy Day [Lumenessence Records]
DJ Duct – Bindweed [Libyus Music]
Bracken – Cut the Tapes (Buddy Peace Remix) [Anticon]
cLOUDDSEAD – Dead Dogs Two (BoC mix) [Big Dada]
DJ Signify & Blockhead – Nobody Smiling Part 1 [Bully]
The Perceptionists – The Razor (Ikey Of The Mars Volta Remix) [Definitive
Jux]
DJ Seen – Servive (with The Opus) [z5 Records]
***MINI-FEATURE: 2600 RECORDINGS ‘HOME ENTERTAINMENT’ COMPILATION
sasQwax vs 2600 – Home Entertainment minimix [2600 Recordings]
***END OF MINI-FEATURE***

Be sure to tune in this week, as Trick will be live in the studio with Wrongtom for another “2 old, 2 new” session of track swaps. We might even have a webcam set up for this one… though we’ve no idea why anyone would want to look at two such distinctive “faces for radio”!

1. RI Intro
2. J.Rocc – Cold Heat Funk Mix Pt.1 [Now Again]
3. Kid Acne – Sliding Doors (Radio Edit) [Lex Records]
4. Modeselektor – Sucker Pin [Bpitch Control]
5. Flying Lotus – Tea Leaf Dance [Warp]
6. Paul White – The Dragon Fly [One Handed Music]
*** (NOT SO) MINIFEATURE: HELIOCENTRICS – OUT THERE ***
7. Intro
8. Distant Star
9. Flight 583
10. Once Upon A Time
11. Beyond Repair
12. Sirius B
*** MINIFEATURE ENDS ***
13. EdIT – Straight Heat [AlphaPup]
14. Noble Society / 77Klash – The Swarm [Klash City Records / Tuff Gong]
15. OhNo – Heavy [Stones Throw]
16. Jet Black Crayon – The Tree [Function8]

Listen online via our archive at Samurai FM

Waxfactor will be back next week with more goodies for you ears, and then the following week (November 2nd), Trick will be LIVE in the studio with Wrongtom for another old record/new record tag selection that as ever might well include as much lazy banter and tea drinking as music.

We also now have a number so people can text us. So, send an SMS to us and tell us what you think, pass comment, or simply insult in new and hopefully amusing new ways. The number is 07948 428963. If you’re not in the UK and still wanting to waste money on a text, just drop the first zero and replace it with +44. Bring it!

7.

Listen via our archive @ Samurai FM

This week Trick steps up with no end of goodies for you ears. Here’s the tracklist:

Intro: Sixtoo – Jackals and Vipers… Pt1&2
1. Frank N Dank – Rough Rugged & Raw (Paul White RMX) [Dopeness Galore]
2. Daedalus – Hermitage [Ninja Tune]
3. Diplo – Nows The Time [Big Dada]
4. Omid – Chemical Wedding [Alphapup]
5. Cadence Weapon – Sharks [Big Dada]
6. Sixtoo – Jackals and Vipers In Envy of Man pt7 [Ninja Tune]
7. Flying Lotus – Spicy Sammich [Warp]
*** Minifeature: EdIT – Certified Air Raid Material ***
8. EdIT – Battling Go-Go Yubari In Downtown LA [Alphapup]
9. EdIT – Straight Heat [Alphapup]
10. EdIT – If You Crump Stand Up [Alphapup]
*** Minifeature ends ***
11. Wildstyle Lesson (Kev Luckhurst edit) [Mr Bongo]
12. Lone Wolf – Slayed By Shadows [Bloodied Blade]

Remember, if you missed the show live, you can hear it again over at Samurai FM from the following Monday. Get on it!

So, from now on we will be on air Fridays, from 4pm til 5pm. Yes, we’re getting DRIVETIME on your asses.

In addition the show will be repeated late on Monday nights (I believe from 11.30-12.30) so if you missed the Friday live broadcast you can enjoy the Monday one. And, if you missed both you can catch us on Samurai FM, where our shows will continue to be archived.

Given we’ve also now been off-air for a bit, we’re going to podcast the show myself and Wrongtom recorded a couple of weeks back. It was going to air this Saturday, but with Resonance’s return delayed (thanks to some mixing desks not showing up I gather), we figured we might as well post it up for you and do a new one for when we’re back on the FM airwaves… Expect a post in the next day or two.

Due to a couple of things – Resonance moving studios and Waxfactor becoming a Dad again! – Rhythm Incursions is taking a short break, as we’re effectively off-air on our home station here in London. Hence, we will return on September 22nd. Get the date in your diaries!

In the meantime, feast yourself on the podcasts, and if you have time check out my blog at www.mrtrick.net or for some scratchy goodness go grab the excellent Turntable Radio podcast over at www.turntableradio.com

Back in 3 weeks – peace!

Mr Trick

The mix itself aired on the show with an introduction from myself. For the podcast version though, we’re dropping my chatter in favour of pushing the mix out in its original form – as it should be heard.

So, sit back, enjoy one of the best mixes of recent times and once you’re done, head over to Pain’s MySpace to drop a line and give him the props he’s most certainly due.

http://www.myspace.com/djpain
http://www.djpain.com

If you’re not subscribed to our podcast (and if not, why not?!?), you can download the mix directly here.

p.s. we now have mailing lists up and running for Rhythm Incursions, Needlework Records and Mr Trick’s own nefarious activities. Click here to sign up for any of them!

Words from the man himself:

“Thanks to everyone that listened to Rhythm Incursions this Saturday.
It was great mixing and playing some new stuff….”

Dday One | Rhythm Incursions| April 7, 2007 | Playlist

Rhythm Incursions Intro Edit
*** Dday One – Price Of Freedom *** (Unreleased)
Spacer – Smash Mod Filter
DJ Krush – Meiso (Instrumental Remix)
Dday One – Our Music
DJ Vadim – Milwaukee
Farrah Shamek – First Impressions
Cabin Fever – lo-fi sensibilities /W Aceyalone – Mic Check (Accapella)
Epmd – So whatcha sayin’
*** Inner Science – Untitled (Exclusive) From Signal Path Compilation
Mad Doctor X – Realism
Radio Citizen – Mondlicht
Bahamadia – Total Wreck
Mc Solaar – Nouveau Western
Poor Righteous Teachers – Strictly Mash’ion
Bonobo – The Fever
Group Home – Livin’ Proof (Instrumental)
Ryuichi Sakamoto – Boku No Kakeera
Fermata – Piesen Z Hol’

The mix also Includes elements of previous Rhythm Incursions shows +
various shows from the early 80′s on the progression of Electronic Music.

All you have to do is click this link:

http://www.podcastalley.com/podcast_details.php?pod_id=7480

… and then vote for it by clicking on the “vote” link.

Cheers in advance…

With the return comes a few changes. First up, the show is now 60 minutes in length. This was something of a “less filler, more killer” move on our part, and after chatting with some of our regular listeners the sentiment seemed to be that one hour was a good length for a show. So, 60 minutes it is.

Second change is the introduction of the Illbient60 show. When we started Rhythm Incursions, the inspiration was Trick’s “Illbient60″ mix, that was a mix aimed less at being a beatmix session and more at being a kind of dub/ambient/mindfuck kinda crossover, where tunes drifted by amongst drones, found sounds, samples and all kinds of other niceness. As time went on though, the show became more successful than we could have imagined, and with that came a responsibility to cover new tunes and let people know who these artists were, what label they were on etc etc. So, whilst on our break we did some reflecting, and felt the time was right to change one show a month to one where no voiceovers would occur after the intro, and where the music was allowed to speak for itself… with a little additional meddling from ourselves, of course.

The second new segment to the show is the Dirtnap mix. Rather than simply get artists to do mixes, we decided it was time to up the ante and go one step further. So, each Dirtnap mix will be just 15 minutes in length, and in it artists will effectively create a whole new piece that is as much a song as a mix. While mixing can mean blending one club banger into another, it can also mean blending dense layers of samples, to the point where the end result is less a mix and more a whole new concept piece unto itself. It is a celebration of the art of mixing, as well as a chance for artists to show a little more about how they work, how they are influenced and what kind of sounds grab their ears. So far, responses from artists we’ve approached have been amazing: they’re all itching to get on this. Stay tuned for more info!

Finally, the last change to things is this site itself. We will now be blogging with the best of em, linking you all up with the good Rhythm Inc-related shit we come across online. As if that’s not enough though, we will be bringing you exclusive downloads too. Yup yup – FREE SHIT PEOPLE! Surely you can’t ask for more than that eh?

But enough carpal-tunnell-inducing type; bookmark this site, check in once a week and discover your regular weekly show, plus links, downloads, mixes and more.

Rhythm Incursions: picking up where hip hop stops.