#1009 Bird's Lament - Slick Walk / Keep Ya Eyes Up - Avantgarde Vak / Toshi's Breaks
#1009 Bird's Lament - Slick Walk / Keep Ya Eyes Up - Avantgarde Vak / Toshi's Breaks
$ 25.00
For nearly eight years Oonops is performing his (bi-)monthly vinyl show on Brooklyn Radio in New York. On...
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- Type: 45's - 7inches
For nearly eight years Oonops is performing his (bi-)monthly vinyl show on Brooklyn Radio in New York. On the 21th March he dropped his 150th episode of »Oonops Drops« including exclusive guest mixes from around the globe like Skratch Bastid, Coldcut, Rich Medina, Kutiman, Morcheeba, J.Rawls, Fingathing, Guts, Supreme La Rock, DJ Kaos (The Artifacts), Fat Freddy's Drop, The Reflex, The Herbaliser, Hunger (Gagle), Scratch Perverts and many more.
Time to celebrate this event with an exclusive 45-vinyl like at his 100th episode.
He invited artists from his show and network to join him for this multifarious single compilation. Starting on side A with Slick Walk (Merse & DJ Robert Smith) and Sneaky from Fingathing who conjure a heavy scratchy bassy version of Moondog's legendary song »Bird's Lament«. On the flip DJ and beatproducer Avantgarde Vak from South Korea drops a cool oldschool instrumental track named »Keep Ya Eyes Up« before Toshiyuki Sasaki from Japanese Jazz Trio Nautilus is ending this 45 with four precise drum breaks for all beatjugglers out there.
Time to celebrate this event with an exclusive 45-vinyl like at his 100th episode.
He invited artists from his show and network to join him for this multifarious single compilation. Starting on side A with Slick Walk (Merse & DJ Robert Smith) and Sneaky from Fingathing who conjure a heavy scratchy bassy version of Moondog's legendary song »Bird's Lament«. On the flip DJ and beatproducer Avantgarde Vak from South Korea drops a cool oldschool instrumental track named »Keep Ya Eyes Up« before Toshiyuki Sasaki from Japanese Jazz Trio Nautilus is ending this 45 with four precise drum breaks for all beatjugglers out there.