Shadow Jugglers radio show, Saturdays, 7-9pm

[socool]

BOOYAKASHAAAAAHT!

Come and join the SJ crew, MP, Bias, DJ SoCool and Termite, at the lovely Rhizome for an evening of dancehall, downtemp, chilled dnb and dubstep.

This will be a perfect way to kick start your Friday night or unwind after your hard, cold week!

Fri Dec 1st
Free Entry
8-11ish pm
Hi-Balls $5

@ Rhizome, 317 E. Broadway

Talk about starting the month off right.

Our radio show is cancelled this week due to sports broadcasting (poo), but we always find a way to bring you the beats.

You could come down and have a bite with with your beats before checkin out the hot and heavy show that's gonna be going off at the Met later that evening.

Rhizome is a sweet little spot on Broadway @ Kingsway (also home of Vancouver's best shopping experience, the mighty and always classy Kingsgate Mall, er nevermind). I'm quite fond their tasty perogies and might even have to recommend them...

So yes. This Friday. Let's party.

[socool]

Watch this space for your chance to get your hands on the mp3 of Nov 25th madness feat. Dangamouse, Dubconscious and Bias. It was Day 1 of SnowShitShow'06, and trust me, there was some serious magic joining those snowflakes in the air cos this show Went Off.

This Saturday, we've got the original bad woman in the studio.
Yep, that's right: We have for you the sounds of Vancouver favourite Ill-esha!

[socool]

Ill-Esha and Bias, my friends.
http://live.citr.ca:8000/stream.mp3 dump this link into your iTunes and hear some toooonz !!

GOO ILLY!!! <3

i tuned in for 2 min and heard your song with benny.. yayer


the song is soooo sick.. <3

[socool]

It's almost on.
Today we're on from 8-9pm, let's call this the SJ Download the Podcast and Burn that Shit on a CD Edition.

MP & Socool aka RUDEGALS

Plus the exclusive preview of some Daega tunes.

Tune in or be a tuna fish. So, either way you win, really.

[socool]

On tonight -
MP
Soo
Socool
Hip hop, dubstep, old skool funk, dnb, jungle, grime, downtempo, Japanese pop and so on.
7-9pm CiTR 101.9fm Welcome to CiTR Radio
Peace.

nice one guys... i'll try to tune in <3

[socool]

Spilt Milk is our special guest this week. Tune in at 7 to hear some fresh funky beats.

[socool]

We've got some drums and some bass in tha Jungle at 7pm. CiTR 101.9fm / Welcome to CiTR Radio

This Saturday, We've = MP & I

Peath out

[socool]

DJs Wood 'n' Soo, mixing it up live right now!

[socool]

On right now, tune in or be a tuna fish...
My Sister Whitney is playing right now, killin it -
Warming up those decks for the Dangamouse!
Good vibe in the place.

[socool]

Drum'n'bass - Drum'n'Bass - Drum'n'Bass
Guess what you'll be hearing tonight?

Yes that's right, tune in from 7-9pm this evening to hear:

Hr 1 - Commander vs Clix
Hr 2 - Epic

Bring on da bangerz

[socool]

Big tunes!

Also, Shadow Jugglers Soo, MP & Socool are playing at Soundwave on Friday the 13th, on the HQ Communications stage, from 7-10pm. Come on by and get the party started right : )

[socool]

Yo! Hot show lined up for ya- one of our favourite DJs, Hydra, is coming by the studio tonight to drop a set, with support from MP.

7-9pm. Drums and bassez.

[socool]

Special treat for yous this fine summer day...

Selector Snapirez will be dropping a set of Japanese beats that he collected during his stint abroad.
Socool will be mixing up some dubstep and jungle/dnb.

[socool]

Tomorrow night on SJ!

Hailing from Leeds, UK, Boo Dhiman will be up in the CiTR 101.9fm studio to throw down a set of blistering hot drum'n'bass.




Shadow Jugglers Saturday Night Radio Show
CiTR 101.9fm Vancouver / Welcome to CiTR Radio Worldwide
7-9pm PST / Archive of podcasts

[socool]

On right now.

MP & Socool spinning jungle old and new, plus some dubstep.

[24-bit]

If you like this, make the jump to the next level and check out HERE COME THE DRUMS Every Sunday night 11pm till 2am. Stream live @ CJSF Radio or tune in localy at 90.1FM. With Residents Krusha, Swytch and 24-Bit. Droppin dubs, bootlegs and exclusives all the friggin time.

[dj_soo]

^ how is this a "jump to the next level?"

[socool]

Hey man. We're just doin' our thing the way we see fit to. No need for statements like that - our shows aren't on at the same time so there's no point in competing. That just makes both shows weak. Besides, if people like you represent "the next level" then I'm perfectly happy to sit back and let you go ahead and do that. Our level is just fine, thanks.

[dj_soo]

maybe "next level" is promoting your shit in someone else's promotion thread while dissing the original show?

weaksauce.

[b0ld]

who the hell wants to listen to radio on sunday 11pm to 2am monday morning anyways? Don't people got jobs.... Looks like an act of desperation right here, guess the support for drum and bass scene is reaching an all new low now by stepping on one's territory.

[dj_soo]

^ no "territory" to be stepped on - it's just weak that they would come into our thread essentially dissing our show to promote their own.

It has nothing to do with dnb or the popularity of it and everything to do with not thinking before posting.

[socool]

We aren't even a dnb show, anyways. We're more about featuring good music in all genres.

I think b0ld has a point though, as the dnb scene in Vancouver has tended to feature certain promoters who go about things in a largely ineffective way.

[socool]

Check out the podcast from the Chainsaw Sound show:
SJ Sept 8

Just a wee heads up as well, MP wrote an article in this month's Discorder:
Hey, DJ!

Downtempo, Dubstep/Grime, Dub, Reggae, Dancehall, Soca, Reggaeton, Soul, Hip Hop, Beatboxing, Funk, Rock, Electro, Klezmer, Break Beats and Jungle/Drum‘n’Bass (JDB) are some of the genres and sub-genres embraced by the disc jugglers residents Soo, Socool, MP & Bias. For now, let’s focus in on JDB, due to its importance in the evolution of the Shadow Jugglers radio show.

Shadow Jugglers was conceived in Montreal in 2001 under the name Jongleurs d’ombres, moving to CiTR in 2003. At first, DJs and producers of all electronic music styles were invited to contribute, but Jongleurs d’ombres became mainly a place where junglists gathered to share music and ideas. The radio show quickly focused in on JDB due to MP’s willingness to explore, support and promote this rapid and complex music.

Since Jungle was so closely related to the Jamaican Reggae-influenced sound, DJs and producers who did not incorporate Reggae elements began to adopt the term Drum and Bass to differentiate themselves and their musical styles. The move to Intelligent Drum and Bass, as they named it, was also a conscious and concerted reaction by top DJs and producers against a culture associated with violent elements.

JDB began in the United Kingdom in the late 1980s. Over the first decade and a half of its existence there have been many permutations in its style, incorporating elements from Dancehall, Electro, Funk, Hiphop, House, Jazz, Metal, Pop, Reggae, Rock, Techno and Trance. The mid-1990s saw the splintering of the JDB scene into stylistically similar sub-genres which would tend to be known by its name as opposed to either Jungle, or Drum and Bass. Today all sub-genres are usually grouped by the umbrella term Drum and Bass to simplify the promotion of it.

Since the beginning of the second millenium, Canadian producers such as Krinjah, Sixteenarmedjack and KGB Kid, alongside Americans such as Soundmurderer, Tester and RAW, have been gaining popularity with their updated version of Jungle that features intricate, rolling drum patterns and a fresh Reggae sound. The promotion of this music is made largely through the online networks of Web 2.0, sparking a small but dedicated international interest. Producers of this new-school sound are continuing to build bridges in revoicing classic reggae singers to produce new works.

While JDB’s maintream success occurred in the UK, there has been a strong underground presence in clubs and after-hours venues in North America. This music often scores video game and film soundtracks, and is used as background music in television commercials due to its fast and catchy pace. You can find out about this musical genre in magazines and books, but mainly on-line through dedicated portals, forums, communities and internet radio stations. If you’re interested in knowing more about JDB in Vancouver, visit the nwdnb.bc.ca forum.

JDB is at the forefront of Shadow Jugglers. Rest assured that this form of dance music is a style you will often hear every Saturday from 7 to 9 p.m. on CiTR 101.9 FM.