
TTKK #001 – Out now on Juno, Bandcamp etc…
December 1, 2010So I’ve started a label. TTKK.
TTKK #001 features 6 Wascal beats that have had plays from Mary Anne Hobbs, Submerse, Darqwan, Grevious Angel etc…
You can buy it direct through Bandcamp: http://wascal.bandcamp.com
then its rolling out to the major digital stores over the following weeks.
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1. Stork.
“if this was a button for ultra like i would have clicked it a million times over” – Submerse
“if this was a button for ultra like i would have clicked it a million times over” – Submerse
2. Irie
Brand new polyrhymic future garage jungle influenced sparse business. Better than that description hopefully.
Brand new polyrhymic future garage jungle influenced sparse business. Better than that description hopefully.
3. Racket
Brand new 92 rave influenced breakstep roller.
4. Know U
As played by Mary-Anne Hobbs on BBC Radio 1. “this is literally one of the greatest garage records ever made” – Grevious Angel
As played by Mary-Anne Hobbs on BBC Radio 1. “this is literally one of the greatest garage records ever made” – Grevious Angel
5. Set Up
As played by Oris Jay / Darqwan and the few others who have it. Wonked out techno influenced dubstep. I hate these descriptions.
6. Clank
Mangled orchestral-breakstep-reggae. Gold star for anyone who can actually mix this record into another.
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If you (or anyone you know) are up for giving this some promo on your blog / radio show / magazine / twitter / facebook / forum / toilet wall of your local pub go for it.
Grab the logo from this post. If you prefer blogging with a few freebies to give out, grab a tune from the wascal 07-09 archive linked somewhere on this blog.
Also if you can hook me up with your local blog / radio station / magazine contact it would be invaluable, feel free to link this page.
By the way, ’ttkk’ is short for ‘those that know, know’.

[...] Be sure to keep your eyes and ears peeled for Wascal’s new label TTKK. Bristol’s own Wascal has been at it longer than most, delivering those heavy technogaragesteping rollers, thick. Have a listen to his lower hz mechanics, wild to say the least. His debut TTKK release went out in to the world in December > heavy hitter supported > more info here. [...]