Mad Fools Party WMC 2010

March 23rd, 2010

Mad Fools WMC 2010 Flyer

Mad Decent and Fool’s Gold are teaming up for a party in Miami during WMC and I’ll be playing a set alongside a lot of great DJs. Doors at 10 and space is limited. Full details here.

Saturday 3/27
MAD FOOLS + FRIENDS
Electric Pickle
2826 N. Miami Ave, Downtown Miami
10pm-5am
FREE

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Trouble & Bass Party WMC 2010

March 22nd, 2010

Trouble & Bass WMC 2010 Flyer

Trouble & Bass is doing their first official WMC party this year and I’ll be playing alongside Nero, Bart Bmore, Harvard Bass, Deathface, Plastician, Udachi, J-Wow, Classixx, Tittsworth, L-Vis 1990, Sonic C, Nadastrom and T&B Crew: Drop The Lime, AC Slater, Star Eyes, The Captain and more.

I’m on from midnight to one between sets from Princess Superstar and Harvard Bass. Check the Trouble & Bass blog for full set times and grab your advance tickets here.

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Clark Magazine Dre Skull Interview

March 22nd, 2010

Dre Skull Clark Magazine Interview

Check the new issue of Clark Magazine for an interview covering where I’m at musically, what I’m trying to build with Mixpak and what I have coming up in 2010. At your local newsstand now.

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Let Your Body Take Control

March 9th, 2010

Seclusiasis Flyer

I’m playing the “Let Your Body Take Control” party this Friday in Philadelphia with Dev79, Si Young, Beam & Deem and more. It’s gonna be heavy dubs and madness. Full details at Seclusiasis.

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Help Support Bounce At SXSW

January 28th, 2010

New Orleans Block Party

For the first time, the South By Southwest music conference is hosting an official showcase of classic bounce and the artists need financial support to help make this happen. Artists on the bill include Partners-N-Crime, DJ Jubilee, Katey Red, Big Freedia, Vockah Redu, Magnolia Shorty and Ms Tee.

As you may know, SXSW has booked its first-ever official showcase of
classic New Orleans bounce. The seven artists on the bill are all
straight-up originators of the sound, and few have gotten their just
due for their awesome contribution to New Orleans music. We need your
help getting them to Austin in March, and we have some kickass rewards
in store for generous helpers who believe in getting the music out
there.

Below is the link to our fundraising page. Please blog it, share it,
forward it, repost it and do all those social networking things people
do with it!

If you’ve ever been a fan of bounce music, please consider donating. There are some amazing rewards for the various levels of support. Please check out the details and support this.

via Mixpak

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Mentioned In The Jamaica Star

January 21st, 2010

Ms. Thing

Last week, the newspaper The Jamaica Star wrote a cover story about Ms Thing & Psycho Tanbad’s voicing of my “Smoke Machine Riddim” (the track Vybz Kartel wrote “Yuh Love” on). Their new voicing is called “Bonify” and they have shot a somewhat scandalous video that you can check out over at Mixpak. Here’s an excerpt from the article:

With a raunchy video circulating on the Internet, dancehall artiste Ms Thing says she has no problem appearing nude in the raw version of her Bonify music video.

The sexually explicit video for the song, which is a collaboration with Psycho Tanbad, surfaced on the Internet recently. The video was done by Terminal 4 Media, while the song was produced by Dre Skull, from New York.

But there is also an edited version that has been on local TV for a few weeks. The raw version, Ms Thing says, is strictly for the Internet.

In the first scene, Psycho Tanbad lays on top of Ms Thing, with both of them appearing nude. At some points, Ms Thing’s breasts are exposed but both their lower bodies are slightly blurred. There is also a scene where they are in a shower together, hugging and rubbing down each other. Her breasts are also fully shown here. She is also nude while in the Jacuzzi.

[via The Jamaica Star]

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Playlisted in Vanity Fair Magazine

January 15th, 2010

Stretch Armstrong Vanity Fair Playlist

Big up Stretch Armstrong for including “Dre Skull – I Want You (Dre Skull Remix)” in his recent Five Favorite Songs To Spin playlist for the February issue of Vanity Fair magazine. Make sure to check for Stretch’s weekly radio show Delancey Music Service with Eli Escobar on East Village Radio. Tune in for quality music from two heavy hitters every Monday!

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Sensational: Brother From Another Planet

November 26th, 2009

Sensational The Wire Cover

Sensational is rapper that used to crash on my couch way back when. Whenever he was over, we would record tracks which he would burn on CDRs and sell in the streets. Once, one of those CDs made it into the hands of a Village Voice writer who reviewed it and I was both amazed and feeling great about working with an underground legend. Sensational came into the game in 1994 as a late addition to the Jungle Brothers and he has been grinding all these years. I just got an email from a friend this afternoon that he’s on the cover of The Wire. That’s got me feeling that everything is right with this world, just keep doing what you do and good things will come.

Watch this exclusive Sensational European/Japan Tour Video and grab a copy of The Wire.

Can’t wait to read it. Chunk of bliss!

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XLR8R’S TURRBOTAX® Party

November 3rd, 2009

Dre Skull TURRBOTAX® Party Flyer

I’m playing the TURRBOTAX® party this Thursday at Hugs in Brooklyn. We’re playing heavy bass, UK Funky, Dubstep, 2-Step and Garage. Full details here.

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Recording With Lil Scrappy

November 2nd, 2009

Dre Skull and Lil Scrappy

I went down to Atlanta last month to record a new single with Lil Scrappy. Stay tuned…

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