DJ Overdose Vinyl, CD & Tape 10 Artikel

4 Electro tracks by DJ Overdose.

DJ Overdose is back on UTTU! 2 of the freshest elekro inspired houz jams from the Hague direct to your speakers backed with hyper electro kut “Probably To Commercial” for the headz.

Dutchman DJ Overdose returns with two stellar Electro cuts on the Dominance Electricity sub label Electro Empire. The rough analogue vintage synth & drum machine productions carry the vibe of 1980's Electrofunk adding a powerful gritty twist. Fressh!

DJ Overdose has been responsible for some of the finest electro to come out of Holland over the past decade, releasing on labels such as Murder Capital, Viewlexx, Bunker, Monotone, and more recently on Strangelife Records. This time Overdose returns with the 2012 EP on Dublin’s Lunar Disko Records, four killer electro cuts delivered in true Overdose style!

In keeping with the labels 303 based theme, things kick off with 'Blue Flame', which sees DJ Overdose delve into serious 4x4 territory with angelic like synth stabs, jackin’ beats and gnarly acid lines. 'Bare Bonus Bounce' is a stripped back version of 'Blue Flame' that retains the vocal samples, funk and jacking 4x4 beats. The flip side kicks off with 'Acid Lovely', a hefty 303 laden electro work out that certainly lives up to its name. The EP finishes off with 'Work Is Work' which retains the vocal samples of 'Blue Flame' laid out over a raw and gritty electro beat.

On his first release for Berceuse Heroique, Rotterdam's finest DJ Overdose meets one of the strongest producers of Detroit, Mr. OB Ignitt. Overdose creates the best soundtrack for a "march of the robots" scene with Dead City. The mighty bounce of early Dr. Dre productions meets some nasty electro carnage.

The 05 Poly 800 Loop EP was born in the name of the Dutch-Hungarian friendship when DJ Overdose collaborated with the Budapest based record label Dalmata Daniel, and Hungarian acts, S Olbricht & 12z. A wide range of styles release from dark and mid-tempo to hard-hitting electro. Just how we like it from mister Model Man. The EP also features two remixes both of which are complete reworks of the originals. S Olbricht (Farbwechsel, Opal Tapes, Lobster Theremin) transformed ‘Path To Wrath’ into a dark abstract techno wave that manages to end up light and romantic. Meanwhile 12z, the newest mascot of Nicolas Jaar’s ‘Other People’ label have made an experimental symphony from ‘Be(h)anger’ and this pathos covers the whole essence of this EP. A promising start for the Dalmata Daniel label.

DJ Overdose made his way to NYC for a long trip somewhere along 2003 or 2004. I had already been collecting his records he did with Ingmar Pauli under the Novamen moniker for some time and his solo work on Murder Capital. With delusions of granduer after hanging with Overdose through his stay in NYC I had asked him to do a record for a quickly failing hip hop imprint I was involved with. He complied, but the record was never meant to be at this time as the label went by the wayside. Eventually in 2006 we got in a van and toured the States, further solidifying an unholy union and a taste for TGIF Friday's. Fast forward to 2015 and we finally got our shit together and present the first DJ Overdose record for L.I.E.S. Overdose has already smashed this year with his Master Control release on Viewlexx and picks up right where he left off with these four tracks. Moody, dramatic, filled with basslines and insane drum programming, this record is meant to be played loud on the dancefloor. Check the curveball title track Hero's Gone Mental for maximum heads down in the cut vibes.

Dj Overdose brings us Higher and Higher with this new versatile 5 tracker on the rising Dutch label Pinkman. Cinematic soundscapes combined with sinister electronix. Comes with beautiful artwork on a disco sleeve. Tip!