Visit K-Mag’s site to hear the tune, download it, and bookmark the link to check back at the end of the month for the pieces for the remix competition.

You can download the tune by subscribing to Blu Mar Ten’s mailing list.

Also worth checking out while all up in the ASC-ness is his March Studio Mix.

This live set is recorded at Splash in Paris, France.

Download the set while you can.

Read more for the track listing and SoundCloud player.

Doctor P – Sweet Shop
Funtcase – Takin The Piss
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Doctor P – Rasputin Gold
DZ – Down
Cookie Monsta – Blurgh!
Jakes – Warface Remix
Rusko & Caspa – Power Shower
Cookie Monsta – Can You Guess What It Is Yet?
Joker – Tron
Funtcase – Master Punch
12th Planet – Reasons (Doctor P Remix)
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Flux Pavillion – Meathead
Funtcase & SBH- Wizard Sleeve
Borgore – Act Like A Ho
Funtcase – So Vexed
Tom Piper Nick Correlli – InDisco (Bar 9 Remix)
Doctor P – Gargoyle
RSK – Black Books (Doctor P Remix)
Doctor P – Neon
DJ Picto – Bad
Danny Byrd ft. Liquid – Sweet Harmony
Hazard – Wicked So
Doctor P – Sweet Shop (Dj Hazard Remix)
Sidney Samson ft. Wizard Sleeve – Riverside (Let’s Go) (TC Clean Remix)
Slum Dogz – Keep the Place Hoppin’
???? DNB <—– Really wanna know this one! drops at 55:00
???? DNB
Dirtyphonics – Vandals
Cookie Monsta – Frontline
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Rusko – Mr Chips
Funtcase – Oh Deary…
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Distinction – Fly Eyes (Trolley Snatcha Remix)
Caspa – The Terminator (? Remix (Dr. P maybe??))
Cookie Monsta – Can You Guess What It Is Yet?
Noisia – Machine Gun (16bit Remix)
Flux Pavilion – Got 2 Know
Doctor P – Badman Sound

Hopefully I’ll get to catch Skream in action during the 2010 WMC. So far the only “official” notice of him playing is at Ultra and ViRam, of which I will not be attending. However he is rumored to appear at a few events under the guise of “Special guest” with some weird symbols. So if you see “Special guest” and some weird symbols…he may be there.

Upon doing some research to write this post, I have discovered that Kuedo is actually half of one of my all time favorite production outfits ever – it’s Jamie from Vex’d! They are the reason I got into dubstep, grime and even house and garage. So it makes perfect sense now that after probably 15 listens in the last 3 days that this mix has affected my mind in such a way that Vex’d did four years ago.

Download the mix from Resident Advisor via their Podcast subscription and if you can, subscribe and try to give each podcast a listen. I’ve found my mind to be a little more blown with each new podcast.

This mix is full of future Infrasonics material from both label regulars and new recruits Gon, Jamie Grind and xxxy (whose ‘Sing With Us’ was recently signed to Fabric’s Elevator Music compilation). ‘Another Girl’, an unreleased Hot City jam is one of his best so far.

Download the mix now as it’s only available for 3 weeks. If you miss the download, you can listen to the mix via MixCloud.

Hailing from San Francisco, CA, NTRLD (pronounced interlude) have been making waves in the dubstep scene with their unique take on the sound. We caught up with the boys for a few questions and they were kind enough to share with us their take on LMFAO’s “I’m in Miami Bitch”, appropriately enough as they’ll be in Miami for this year’s WMC, bitch. Download the tune, read the interview and make sure you plan to attend Stank Love: The Official Big Up Magazine WMC Event, where they’ll be playing.

Also make sure you check out their Redline Dubstep 5.0 mix. The track listing is at the end of the interview.

How long have you been producing and djing, and what made you get into each?

Well…both of us have been classically trained in music theory and performance growing up, so we’ve been writing and performing since before we can remember. Both our careers shifted to producing electronic music at pretty much the same time, when we linked up to play in an alternative/experimental world music group called Zeneva back in 2007. The EDM influence in our music really started to become more and more obvious as time went on, and eventually we left the band to have more time in the studio producing tracks at 140bpm. By 2009 we started to turn a lot of heads in the dubstep community worldwide, linked up with a few different crews in the bay area (Redline/Compression/Rukkuz), and started djing out a whole lot more. Djing started for both of us as a way to perform for our fans and to allow people to experience the bass fueled insanity we’d created on a system it was meant to be played on. I think we’ve both come to realize just how much fun it is to dj to a crowd that really feels it and connects with us… it’s like instant gratification for a producer when a tune you just finished up that night gets a rewind and everyone’s going mental over it.

What are you feelings regarding accusations that DNB artists are “crossing over” into other genres, particularly dubstep and other club music, just for the money or fame? Why are some people afraid of producers making more than one kind of music?

Drum and bass and dubstep are two genres that really speak to us, and we take heavy influences from both, but since we started, we’ve intentionally avoided becoming pigeon-holed into the title of of “dubstep producers”. Music, like all art forms, is constantly evolving, and the most influential artists are always the ones blending and crafting new types of sounds. I don’t think it’s really ever about money or fame, at least it isn’t for us. It’s about hearing some completely sick bassline over a half-time beat and being like, “Holy shit! This doesn’t sound like everything else! They’re not using the same break over and over again? Why didn’t I think of that?” Or maybe we just get bored really easily, I think that has more to do with it. It’s a huge mystery to us why a producer or dj would be afraid to stray from his/her preferred bpm range… where’s the fun in that? better yet, where’s the challenge?

Any artists, alive or dead, that you’d love to work with on a tune?

Ryan: John Cage, without a doubt.
Steve: 2pac, R.I.P.

Any releases we should be looking out for?

This past week we put out a release with Hot ‘N Heavy Recordings featuring Roommate, Megalodon, NONEWYORK, and a bunch of other great producers from the bay. The compilation is entitled “Bay Area Bass Vol. 1″ and can be found on Juno and Digital-Tunes. Also this week, our Modern Warfare EP (Simplify Recordings – Seattle, WA) cracked the Top 50 on Beatport. In the next couple of months we’ll be releasing some remix work through Simplify as well as remixes by artists like B. Rich, Numbernin6, and Ill Gates.

Where can we catch you during this years Winter Music Conference?

We will be djing at Stank Love at Jazid, which is the official Big Up Magazine WMC Event.
We’ll also be performing at The World of Drum and Bass on Thursday night at Mekka. The lineup for that one is beyond words. Absolutely stoked. See you all there!

Click here to download the mix

TRACK LIST:
1//THE OBSERVERS – HEADLINE DUB [NTRLD INTRO EDIT]
2//NTRLD & MEASURE D – NOT HUMAN [ORIGINAL MIX] DUB
3//STAN G – RAZORLIGHT [METAPHASE REMIX] (NTRLD EDIT) FORTHCOMING BETAMORPH RECORDINGS
4//BENGA – BUZZIN [ORIGINAL MIX] TEMPA
5//NTRLD – TORSO FEAT. MEASURE D [ORIGINAL MIX] DUB
6//EMU & PAWN – THREADZ [FUCK YOU] DUB
7//BORGORE – ICE CREAM [ORIGINAL MIX] DUB
8//NTRLD – UP [VIP MIX] DUB
9//ULTRABLACK – BEAR TRAP [EXCISION REMIX] ROTTUN RECORDINGS
10//NTRLD & THURGOOD – PILLS [ORIGINAL MIX] DOUBLE DROP RECORDINGS
11//BEEP – MORNING [ORIGINAL MIX] FORTHCOMING BASSISM RECORDS
12//ZENO – LAZER WOLF 2010 [NTRLD EDIT] FORTHCOMING BRAP DEM! RECORDINGS
13//JAHDAN BLAKKAMOORE – THE GENERAL [NOAH D REMIX] LIONDUB
14//WARTECH – THE RATTLESNAKE [ORIGINAL MIX] FREAKZ OF NATURE
15//NTRLD – HALLUCINATIONS [THE BASSIST REMIX] (NTRLD VIP) FORTHCOMING BRAP DEM! RECORDINGS
16//CHASING SHADOWS – AMIRAH [ORIGINAL MIX] HENCH
17//PROPA TINGZ – BABYLON SCARED FEAT. DAKINI [16BIT REMIX] FREAKZ OF NATURE
18//TOTAL RECALL – HEADZ ONLY [VIP MIX] DUB
19//DEV – FIREBALL [NTRLD REMIX] DUB
20//SUKH KNIGHT – GANJA DUB [NTRLD EDIT] TRUE TIGER
21//BLACKHEART – JUPITER [ORIGINAL MIX] FORTHCOMING BRAP DEM! RECORDINGS
22//DEAD PREZ – IT’S BIGGER THAN HIP HOP [NTRLD REMIX] DUB
23//MEGALODON – APOLLO [ORIGINAL MIX] DUB
24//NTRLD – LET YA GLOCK BURST [VIP MIX] DUB
25//THE OBSERVERS – HEADLINE DUB [NTRLD OUTRO EDIT]

According to his MySpace calender, it looks like he’ll be doing a stateside tour in April, making stops in L.A., Atlanta, Philly, San Fran, New York and a few other dates around the US as well as stops in Canada. Traveling may be in order.

Make sure you download his XLR8R podcast, which contains quite a bit of his own production work.

I.D. & Baobinga are giving away a rather phenomenal collection of music, ranging from house to dubstep and even drum and bass. These aren’t half finished ideas, mixed down hastily. These are proper tunes that I would have definitely purchased and will be playing in my sets. Don’t sleep on this free release, get it before your friends are playing it out.

Download the release and please spread the love. While the release is available as a free download, they are accepting any form of monetary payment, in which the proceeds will go to Dove House Hospice in Hull, UK.

Florida is known to produce some really fresh talent every so often. Backstreet Boys, not so much. 2 Live Crew? Appreciation for their music may be a regional thing. Tampa is known mostly for it’s Bush Gardens theme park, but for us lovers of drum and bass music, Gridlok is it’s brightest auditory export.

Recently he’s been acquired by the GRAM Agency (Grass Roots Artists Management) and has recorded a mix for said agency. Download Gridlok’s mix and make sure you subscribe to the podcast, or at least check out the other mixes they have for their artists, which include Lenzman, Xample and Lomax, S.P.Y, ZeroT and others.