My name is Dave and I run voodoofreqs.co.uk and write music and DJ under the name Mambo Freqs for some reason. Still on Logic 6, waiting for 8. I currently mix on my laptop using Ableton Live 5 and an X-Session midi controller which is the shit ya need ya knoo! Vinyl is dieing...
My Top Weekly Tracks - from last.fm
Member Since: 12/11/2005
Band Website: http://voodoofreqs.co.uk/voodoo/artists.php?id=1
Band Members: mambo dave!
Influences:
Trentemoller, Luke Dzierzek, Tom Neville, D Ramirez, John Dahlback, Elektrochemie, SotEG, Lostep, Squarepusher, Aphex Twin, Vex'd, Darqwan, Elite Force, Vlad Sokolov, Madox, Trouble Soup!, Lee Coombes, Re:Funk, Evil Nine, Plump DJs, Koma & Bones, Dubsprung, Baobinga & ID, Rogue Element, Dopamine, Stanton Warriors, General Midi, Fatboy Slim, Bassment Jaxx, Prodigy, CJ Bolland, Leftfield, Afrika Bambaata, DJ Shadow, Nightmares on Wax, Non Phixion, Roots Manuva, Cinematic Orchestra, Röyksopp, Thomas Newman, The Specials, Bob Marley, Miles Davis, Nick Drake, Ojos de Brujo, Kraftwerk, New Order, Joy Division, Massive Attack, Death in Vegas, Radiohead, Beck, Bloc Party, Nirvana, Rage Against The Machine...
Mambo Freqs - 'Was It Worth It?' / 'This Is Not Breaks' - Out 1st March 2007 On VoodooFreqs.co.uk
Was It Worth It?
Emotive breakbeat with fizzy beats, an old skool organ, deep saw bass and a screaming lead synth line make for an intense track from the man like Mambo Freqs.
This Is Not Breaks
OK so it is breakbeat, but perhaps not as you know it. Crunchy, chunky beats 'n' bass with good old Fred on the vocals and an electro-house breakdown topped with a morose floating synth line.