Brodinski : The Purple Ride (Mixtape)
“This is a concentrate of everyhting I love. No compromise, no label, no nothing, just music. ” – Brodinski
Brodinski and the Bromance Family reveal the full “The Purple Ride” mixtape, an eclectic peak into what really gets Brodinski and co really vibing as the genres blur and blend like the perfect mix of lean.
Brodinski @ Boiler Room Berlin x House of Vans
A 60 minute journey into the vibes.
Purple Techno 303 Acid 808 House
PS the G. Vump remix of Cashmere Cat “Mirror Maru” is massive.
Asian Dan’s Guest List : Brodinski Top 10 of 2011
Brodinski has been a very busy man this year from non-stop touring to starting his own label, Bromance – he is definitely on his way to doing big things. Checkout his Top 10 tracks of 2011 and don’t forget to listen to the new Gucci Vump Mixtape
Asian Dan’s Guest List : Brodinski Top 10 of 2011
1. The Weeknd – What You Need / XO
2. Heartbreak – Grown Man Shit / CDr
3. Switch Feat. Andrea Martin – I Still Love you / Dubsided
4. Steffi – Yours / Osgut Ton
5. Drake – Look What You’ve Done / Young Money
6. Gesaffelstein – Control Movement / Bromance
7. Scuba – Feel It / Hotflush
8. Woodkid – Iron / GUM
9. Mickey Moonlight – Close To Everything / Ed Banger
10. Drake – Free Spirit Ft Rick Ross / OVO
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Heartbreak – Grown Man Shit
Gucci Vump : Nvthin Bvt A Gvxxi Thang
As Brodinski said in his Asian Dan Q&A : Introduction to Bromance Records, brainchild of both himself Brodinski and Guillaume of The Shoes, Gucci Vump are back with a new 30 min mixtape of original productions called “Nvthin Bvt A Gvxxi Thang”. Highlight tracks include a fantastic remix of Switch’s “I Still Love You”, a chopped & screwed sample of Toto’s Africa, and some chopped n’ screwed Drake to top it all off. Download the 30 min mix here or as separate tracks via Megaupload just like Kanye would.
Asian Dan Q&A : Brodinski introduces Bromance Records
We always are looking for the perfect soundtrack to our Bromances. Pause. But search no more for Bromance Records is upon us. Brodinski is one of the founding fathers of Bromance Records. Brodinski and Gessaffelstein just released the label’s debut release which is a split single of massive techno proportions. Give a listen to both tracks below and check out what Brodinski has to say about why he started this adventure known as Bromance Records.
Asian Dan Q&A : Brodinsiki introduces Bromance Records
Who is Bromance Records?
Bromance Records started with a collaboration between Manu Barron (CEO Of Savoir Faire Company, including also Paris Social Club) and myself. All with a perfect team of talented people behind us.
Why start a Bromance/label these days?
It’s cool to actually have the possibility to release stuff you love, from People you care about. It’s not only about music on Bromance, it’s also about Friendship. We had the opportunity to create something different and exciting, so we did it!
What makes a perfect Bromance? Pause.
Hahah, I will say that work and friendship together are getting along pretty well most of the times, and this is exactly what I live since the beginning of my own career. Working with people I love and who are also really talented. The atmosphere of the label will always stay around this kind of relationships -I hope so!
Techno seems to be the element of a good Bromance – what kind of records will we expect from the Bromance team?
It’s not just about techno music, it’s also about music we want people to hear. The next project will be Gucci Vump, which is one of my side project with Guillaume Briere from The Shoes. It’s gonna be a mixtape for the internet including beats we did this year, inspired by Dj Screw and the whole Southern Rap Scene. So we will try to give people the choice, and not only give them club music.
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FABRICLIVE60 mixed by Brodinski
Brodinski was bestowed the honor of creating the latest FABRICLIVE mix, a honor that DJs that really “know” music are given. Brodinski goes in quite deep with 75 minutes of deep tracks that span from “slow motion techno to r’n’b, backroom music to acid house”. It is a quiet eclectic yet cohesive mix that you can listen to at home on headphones or out on a proper soundsystem. I am a big fan of the T. Williams “Heartbeat (Paul Woolford Remix)” as well as the Objekt tune he closes the mix out with.
Stream on Soundcloud: FABRICLIVE60 mixed by Brodinski