Dub to Jungle 2011 Tour - Dub to Jungle Documentary [Live Video]

Dub to Jungle 2011 Tour - Dub to Jungle Documentary by Kane FM

Kane FM documented and captured the Dub to Jungle tour 2011; the film explores the living history of bass culture with interviews with Channel One Sound System, Congo Natty, Tenor Fly, Klose One, Nanci & Phoebe. We also speak with the stakeholder and Director of Punch Records Ammo Talwar and promoters about the concept behind the tour.

Re:Generation Music Project (2012) [Full Movie Stream]

Re:Generation Music Project (2012) : Official
So glad they decided to stream this ONLINE and for FREE to the PUBLIC. I may or may not do a review for this. We'll see. It's actually more important to us that you take something positive about music discovery and creation from this film. Don't dwell too much about why they paired up certain artists with other artists. Just enjoy the music and it's process...

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JazzReggae Festival 2011 [Documentary + Line Up]

The 25th Annual JazzReggae Festival at UCLA: Official | Tickets
Despite all the parties, clubs, concerts, etc. we tend to frequent, we here at Dank Radio love community events. For the people, by the people. So we're delightfully surprised that we were sent the documentary below celebrating the 25th Annual JazzReggae Festival at UCLA. We had so many questions about how the event came about and who was responsible for organizing it. This was THE perfect way to answer all of our questions. Not to mention give a voice to the people behind the scenes and have them explain what the JazzReggae Fest means to them. If you look closely you can see L from Truth Seekers Radio make an appearance [Shout out to Santana and the whole crew]. Without any further ado here's the documentary along with a few words to summarize the whole thing. Below you will also find a selection of artists that you may or may not know but you should definitely check out.

Incubus - Xmas Present To Fans [New Video]

Incubus Xmas Present to Our Fans from Steve Rennie on Vimeo.

Incubus recently takes some time off of recording new tunes for their upcoming release to make a trip down to South America. After catching their exclusive headlining performance at this years Smoke Out Festival, I'm greatly appreciative of their continuing efforts to spread the love of music to the people around the world. This video is a great inspiration to musicians and artists that are working towards using their gifts for the greater good. After a brief hiatus, Incubus is coming back with more life experience, more energy, and more sounds. Expect big things from this band in 2011, they are here to stay!

I'd like to thank Incubus on behalf of all the fans for reaching out to us with this video to show us their adventures as we anxiously wait for the newest of tunes! Until then, check out Brandon & Ben's solo releases from this year:

Brandon Boyd - The Wild Trapeze

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Ben Kenney - Burn the Tapes

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The Electro Wars

Not too long ago I remember the heated debate about vinyl versus mp3s. I remember going to the club scratching my head wondering why this dude was only showing up with a messenger bag with his headphones, two fake records, and a macbook. I would talk amongst my DJ friends and ask them "What's the deal? You guys got tired of hauling milk crates to and from the venues?" They would then laugh and I'd explain, "I remember when I had to carry crates up 4 flights of stairs just so my cousin would give me a 10 min. slot at this party.(That was about 10 years ago)" People still discuss that same issue but these days it's more so about Serato VS. Traktor VS. Ableton.

Another burning topic has surfaced and this time it's about the music. The Electro Wars is the title of this battle and a recently debuted documentary by Stephen Alex Vasquez. Stephen with his partner in crime, Carmine Rizzo explore this new/old front of electronic dance music with the help of A-Trak, Dave-1, DJ Premier, Lil Jon, Ninjasonik, Steve Aoki, Laidback Luke, Diplo, Q-Bert and more. They cover the emergence of bedroom producers, to the popularity game of blogs and blog aggregators, and the evolution/transition of former Hip Hop heavy weights into present day kings of Electro.

They have yet to announce a premier for Los Angeles but rest assured, you'll know, when we know.

<->Noel<->