Dirty Remixes
A 3 track leftfield/idm ep (17m 18s) — released November 12th 2012 on Zirkus
Rude Audio are a south London-based collective of vocalists, musicians, producers and engineers. This remix EP runs the gamut from drum & bass, via dubbed out house to neo-classical filtered through an art-pop prism.
The EP takes Rude Audio's album, That Dirty Echo, as its starting point. The LP emerged last November and saw the group exploring new sounds that transcended electronic and dance genres. Speaking about the album, Juliet Robertson of ComfortComes insisted, "This album is a sheer delight to listen to...; original and refined...; funky and chunky...; crystalline and classy...; a brilliant first album". Andy from Mojophenia commented, "Wonderful angelic vocals are interspersed in a fabulous world of the sublime. Rude Audio can join the elite - The Orb, Underworld...;" and Kick Out The Jam reckoned, "That Dirty Echo' is sounding like Massive Attack had they grown up in Kingston, Jamaica instead of Bristol...; beautifully serene...; weirdly danceable...; haunting". One of the great house music DJs of our time, Graeme Park, asserted "'That Dirty Echo' is an absolutely delicious selection of funked up, laid back grooves. An absolute delight!".
Prior to Rude Audio, members released music under the moniker Unusual & Electric, garnering attention and praise from prominent DJs in British music and overseas. Championed by the likes of BBC radio DJs Nemone, Rob Da Bank and Gideon Coe, Rude Audio have seen their past musical endeavours played nationwide on stations such as Radio 1 and supported by DJs such as Laurent Garnier. They've also received praise from the likes of DJ, Drowned in Sound and Clash who went on to emphasise that one of their songs "...foams over with more ideas than most albums".
Rude Audio describe themselves as being rooted in the backstreets of London which is apparent in their unique fusion and approach to music. The album and EP show a love of all things Balearic while being anchored by the clean, bass-heavy elements of dubstep, drum & bass and techno. The group's mantra of 'rude' music is apparent in their unorthodox musical transitions and live instrumentation, yet the remix EP remains loyal to its cause through hazy melodies and trippy adlibs.
Rude Audio's broad musical inspiration for this remix EP stems from its members' presence within the underground scene. Through regular work as engineers for other electronic acts and organising parties and raves, Rude Audio have materialised over the years to become an elusive presence within Electronic music. Progressing from such experiences, the collective have been re-introducing themselves, enlisting a collection of new and "old school" digital and analogue electronic equipment for a more sophisticated take on their unique sound.
“A great collections of remixes – lively, stylish, clever – and fans of the album will lap it up. We can only look forward to the next album” - Adam Tait Shout4Music
Interesting and compelling hybrid of several genres - David Bassin FreeFall/KUSF
Rude Audio goes bump in the night on this exquisite morsel of deep electronic pulsing sensations - J.C. Tripp MundoVibe.com
Way left, goodness! - Nutritious SpinSpinNYC/Fetish Authen
Love the bass and feel of Fin On A Hill, really mellow and cool tune. Strings are wicked - Mark Parker DJ (UK)
Love the strings on this... fine examples of the genres it touches on... no doubt will be on heavy rotation for many - Anthony Psaltis DJ (Australia)
Deep, driving beats and well produced. Excellent selection on this EP - Marcus James DJ (UK)
“Loving the Lamis d&b version and also digging the deep house of the Dave Brennan remix” - Nathaniel/Tronic Dancefloor Mayhem / KBOO 90.7 FM / Techno.FM
“Dave Brennan remix is the chunky goodness I’ll play out, but the whole EP is real interesting stuff, cheers” - Andykisaragi Untimely Sound / Generation Bass
A good variety of remixes with various styles and interesting layers that show how much work went into them, with cool results” - Velanche Velanche’s Playtime, USA
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