Starkey - Starkbass - A Continuous DJ Mix By Starkey

Label:

Lo Dubs

Catalog#:

LODUBS-09001

Format:

CD, Compilation, Mixed

Country:

Released:

11 Apr 2009

Genre:

Electronic

Style:

Dubstep

Tracklist

01	Starkey -	Trouble In Starkville Ep: 3	1:04
02	Cardopusher -	Colours	2:55
03	DZ (3) -	Oooh	3:56
04	Toast (5) -	Puppy Phat	1:22
05	Starkey -	Strike Now (VIP)	2:58
06	Food For Animals -	Mutumbo (Raffertie's Bigger Bass Remake)	3:43
		Remix - Raffertie
07	Drop The Lime -	Crazy Love	2:53
08	Bok Bok -	No Need To Front 2009	1:50
09	Raffertie -	Antisocial (Dev79 Remix)	2:58
		Remix - Dev79
10	Kotchy -	One For The Money (Starkey Remix)	3:39
		Remix - Starkey
11	Meesha -	Clack	2:34
12	Syntonics -	Material (Bombaman Remix)	2:44
		Remix - Bombaman
13	Zomby -	Aquafre5h	1:46
14	Starkey -	Swollen Glands	2:47
15	Geeneus -	Knife & Gun (Blackdown Devil Mix And Remix)	2:02
		Remix - Blackdown Vocals - Breeze , Riko , Wiley (2)
16	XI (3) -	Twin Stars	3:47
17	Wonder* -	Give It To Ya	4:20
18	Pacheko -	C Walk	1:49
19	Joker (5) -	Solid State	2:30
20	BD1982 -	Seeing Orange	3:11
21	Starkey -	Murderous Words	3:18
22	Stenchman -	My Willy	2:51
23	Dubsworth -	Done Gone There	2:58
24	O-Dessa -	Deeper	3:40
25	Starkey -	Crippling	2:17

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DJ Mix - Starkey

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Review by Headphone_Commute Dec 12, 2009

More bass for your cavernous head! Among the many dubstep mixes and compilations of 2009, A Continuous DJ Mix By Starkey consisting of 25 tracks really stood out. This is a dirty, wobbly, solid mix by a Philadelphia-based producer, Paul Geissinger, aka Starkey. The mix was tailored specifically for a pretty fresh label, Lo Dubs, an offshoot of San Francisco based Losonofono Records. Starkey opens up with a fun interlude, Trouble In Starkville Ep: 3, diving right into the usual suspects like Cardopusher, DZ, Drop The Lime, Raffertie, Zomby, Geeneus, Joker, and Stenchman. There are more than a few new names in the mix, mostly from the the label’s 12″ output in the last two years. So this is a nice compilation to celebrate the underground West Coast sound, bridging a few bass categories, such as garage, grime, and dubstep, and a touch of hip-hop attitude.