BOUNCE 037 James Gyre “For Heads to Nod”

by | Mar 15, 2011 | PODCASTS

New BOUNCE!! Finally got time to get a new one up that I have been wanting to show off for a while. James Gyre from Pittsburgh is back in it again with a new mix that Im particularly found of…..

New BOUNCE!! Finally got time to get a new one up that I have been wanting to show off for a while. James Gyre from Pittsburgh is back in it again with a new mix that Im particularly found of…..

Tastemakers Reinhold and Jennings from the PLF bring you BOUNCE, our showcase of the best in local and regional deejays sets.

For all the information you need email john@rvamag.com.
If you are a Dj – get in touch, lets do this..

http://plf.podomatic.com/
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BBOUNCE 037 James Gyre “For Heads to Nod”

*TO DOWNLOAD mix save on this link: “NOD”

This new mix from James Gyre is mixed entirely on ableton – a new territory for him in mixing. James always has such a great variety of music and always brings a great deal of worldly music to his mixes. So I was excited to be able to hear where he was going to go with using new technology and new ways of layering music in mixing. This mix definitely lives up to the name, as my head was nodding most all the time. I love how deep this mix goes with layering of rap on top of glitch with synth vibes moving throughout – and some unique producers are represented here. So I hope you will enjoy this mix as much as I do – (I have been listening to it while working – on 2nd listen now). I love that James always brings new sounds with old school vibes and throwbacks … now nod your head!


Reinhold

Tracklist:
∞ Intro
∞ Loops Haunt – Impact Omnihammer
∞ Eskmo & Amon Tobin – Fine Objects
∞ Opiuo & J Wikid – Panty Slingshot
∞ Copyfokking – Knippelsuppe
∞ Virtual Boy – The Future Holds a Beat
∞ Heyoka – Sonidas De La Cabeza
∞ Freddy Todd – Just Taking My Blastoise For A Walk
∞ Architeq – Birds Of Prey (Debruit Remix)
∞ Débruit – Re-New Real
∞ Flying Lotus & Declaime – Lit Up
∞ Africa Hitech – One Two
∞ DJ Orion – The Undertow (instrumental)
∞ Lukid – 56
∞ Harmonic 313 – Dirtbox
∞ Mono/Poly – Beatles Bitch
∞ Boreta – Bubblin’ In the Cut
∞ BD1982 – Water Faucet Rhythm
∞ Danny Breaks & DJ Adlib – The Sound
∞ Vordul Mega feat. Billy Woodz – Mind Control (Remix)
∞ EPROM & Prof.I.See – Zoning
∞ Ana Sia & ill.gates – Extraordinary Rendition feat. Chris Sia
∞ Santogold – You’ll Find A Way (Switch & Sinden Remix)
∞ King Midas sound – Lost (flying lotus remix)
∞ Rustie – Just for Kicks (Instrumental)
∞ Yo Majesty – GET DOWN ON THE FLOOR
∞ Architeq – Sleeping Bear Lament (James Pants Remix)
∞ Eprom – elephantkillers2
∞ Nosaj Thing – FWD
∞ Vibesquad – Punchingbag
∞ Moloko – Fun For Me
∞ Heyoka – Paradox
∞ Autechre – Fermium
∞ Elemental – Triple 116
∞ KnowSleep – All Buddhas (Instrumental)
∞ Dj Vadim – Beijos (feat. Heidi Vogel)

Find James here:
http://www.facebook.com/jamesgyre
http://soundcloud.com/james-gyre

John Reinhold

John Reinhold

John Reinhold is currently CXO of Inkwell Ventures Inc. which owns and operates RVA Magazine and GayRVA. Also, he is a deejay with PLF, husband and father to a couple of great kids.




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