An update to an earlier post: Remixes from KidGusto’s debut album “KG Originals” are available worldwide now on 12″ vinyl on the TrueGrooves label. 
The LP includes five remixes, with two remixes from yours truly (Kaushik M. in case you were wondering).  My two contributions are the blissed-out “Trip to Alborz” and the dubby and funky “Fed Up.”  [...]

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Here’s a little something to warm up your ears in this cold December weather.  These are my reworked versions of Jazzanova’s “I Can See.”  The Berlin-based jazz, soul and broken beat crew have a brand new album “Of All The Things.” Here’s a taste:
 
I love the raw soulful sound of the original track.  Out of about 16 [...]

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Here’s a brand new remix I just finished up. It’s a breakbeat version of “Gulfisha” from the upcoming Bollywood production “Ada - A Way of Life.”  It’s an A.R. Rahman composition — supposedly he’s one of the top 25 biggest selling artists in the world (based on sales of CDs and cassettes of his soundtracks)??  I believe [...]

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Although the Seiji remix of Erykah Badu’s “Honey” has been circulating in blogland for a bit now, it might be new to you as it was to me. The Honey vocals (and some others) have been floating around for the last few months and I see remixes popping up regularly. The Seiji rework stands out [...]

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Kicking things off on the new site, here’s a dubby remix I just did with Rusty B. (of All Good Funk Alliance) of KidGusto’s “Fed Up.”  Taken from the “KG Originals” release on KidGusto’s own True Grooves label, the track features vocals from Rootz and Zeebo of DC’s roots reggae crew See-I, who’ve also provided vocal [...]

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