Showing posts with label DJ Muggs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label DJ Muggs. Show all posts

Friday, 20 September 2013

DJ Muggs feat. Fred Wreck – Drop The Beat


DJ Muggs shows the lighter side of the West Coast lifestyle with the humorous tongue-in-cheek video for "Drop The Beat." This dubstep infused summertime anthem features Fred Wreck, and the video features an appearance by Max Perlich (Blow, Drugstore Cowboy, Gleaming The Cube).

Saturday, 24 August 2013

DJ Muggs ft. Rahzel - Breathe Slow


DJ Muggs and Rahzel team up for a dope new track called "Breathe Slow".

Directed and Animated by Monsta

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Sunday, 27 January 2013

Video/Interview: DJ Muggs For Mass Appeal


Brand new interview wit the man, the legend.. none other than DJ Muggs of Cypress Hill and Soul Assassins Fame..

Muggs breaks it all down, from the beginnings of Cypress, what his sound "is", the new music he digs, how he's actually from NY and what that was like goin from there to L.A. and tattoo culture among other things..

Great interview conducted by Mass Appeal for their 'Off The Wall' web series...

Tuesday, 25 December 2012

DJ Muggs – Sound Boy Killa EP (2012)[Free Download]


For a man that needs no introduction, he continues to re-introduce himself back into the music scene with increased relevancy and humility. More of a living legend than just a producer, Lawrence Muggerud, better known by his stage name DJ Muggs, has conquered just about every genre he has set foot on. We can easily associate him for being Cypress Hill’s DJ and producer, or perhaps for having produced tracks for Funkdoobiest, House of Pain, Dizzie Rascal, U2, Depeche Mode and many more. And yet, after spending some time talking to him the last night, it is clear that he only cares about one title, that of a musician devoted to the craft. With music evolving every second of every minute of our lives, only a handful have been able to keep up, and even fewer can bring forward the level of consistent talent DJ Muggs demonstrates.
Dark, aggressive and almost exhibiting a life of its own, the Sound Boy Killa exposes a new side of DJ Muggs we have not seen before, although always expected. As if he is reconstructing the rules of dubstep, the much less hip/hop influenced EP, indulges in emotional and grinding overtones that while overly layered, still feel smooth and organic.
Conceptually, it is classified as a Dubstep release, yet it breaths through an unprecedented amount of experimentation existent between the tracks. “People of the Earth” for example showcase a synergy between dubstep and drum and bass while the lighter tracks like “Sound Clash Business” bring in an energy of Trap surrounded by more natural sounding percussion elements.
Our favorite however, are the filthy wobbles that continuously flirt with the sporadic manipulation of vocal samples on “Drop the Beat”.DJ Muggs is offering his fans the Soundboy Killa EP as a gift to his fans in the form of a free download.


Wednesday, 19 December 2012

DJ Muggs - Sound Boy Killa EP (2012)



For a man that needs no introduction, he continues to re-introduce himself back into the music scene with increased relevancy and humility. More of a living legend than just a producer, Lawrence Muggerud, better known by his stage name DJ Muggs, has conquered just about every genre he has set foot on. We can easily associate him for being Cypress Hill’s DJ and producer, or perhaps for having produced tracks for Funkdoobiest, House of Pain, Dizzie Rascal, U2, Depeche Mode and many more. And yet, after spending some time talking to him the last night, it is clear that he only cares about one title, that of a musician devoted to the craft. With music evolving every second of every minute of our lives, only a handful have been able to keep up, and even fewer can bring forward the level of consistent talent DJ Muggs demonstrates.

Dark, aggressive and almost exhibiting a life of its own, the Sound Boy Killa exposes a new side of DJ Muggs we have not seen before, although always expected. As if he is reconstructing the rules of dubstep, the much less hip/hop influenced EP, indulges in emotional and grinding overtones that while overly layered, still feel smooth and organic.

Conceptually, it is classified as a Dubstep release, yet it breaths through an unprecedented amount of experimentation existent between the tracks. “People of the Earth” for example showcase a synergy between dubstep and drum and bass while the lighter tracks like “Sound Clash Business” bring in an energy of Trap surrounded by more natural sounding percussion elements. Our favorite however, are the filthy wobbles that continuously flirt with the sporadic manipulation of vocal samples on “Drop the Beat”.

DJ Muggs is offering his fans the Soundboy Killa EP as a gift to his fans in the form of a free download. The release is a bit darker than his upcoming LP release “Bass for Your Face”, but it will prepare you just the same. You can stream it below as well as download it in full.

Thursday, 1 March 2012

Video: DJ Muggs feat Dizzee Rascal & Bambu - Snap Your Neck Back (Dubstep)

This is the incredible new video for DJ Muggs feat Dizzee Rascal & Bambu - 'Snap Your Neck Back'.

Saturday, 11 February 2012

Dj Muggs Raw (Smokeout Pre-Party)

Check out this awesome clip of Dj Muggs live at the Smokeout Pre-Party.

For all updates & event info visit http://smokeoutfestival.com