Internet Recordings www014: Jumpat - "Newskull" / "Skeletor"

audio:
http://soundcloud.com/internet-recordings/www014-1
http://soundcloud.com/internet-recordings/www014-2

download (320 kbps mp3):
http://internetrecordings.org/mp3/www01 ... wskull.mp3
http://internetrecordings.org/mp3/www01 ... eletor.mp3

Jumpat from Cologne, Germany, had been deejaying the oldschool way for almost a decade, with additional Turntablism skills, playing exceptionally tight Drum & Bass sets and beeing successful in this respect (= getting booked) when he began to accumulate production skills in 2009. He has been working on his own tunes ever since, and so far he has released one of them on vinyl, together with BTK, and another two on Files. More are scheduled for two EPs on Basswerk and .

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all tunes on Internet Recordings:
www014: Jumpat - /
www013: Budoka -
www012: Benou -
www011: Acid_Lab - /
www010: Sublimator - / /
www009: El Haijn - / Apotheist -
www008: Synode + Hench -
www007: kr4y - /
www666: Zardonic + Replicator -
www005: Arje -
www004: Paul SG - / Paul Saint Jack -
www003: Kaiza + Shots -
www002: Acid_Lab - /
www001: Mefjus -

Internet Recordings is a free mp3 netlabel for various kinds and subgenres of Drum & Bass and for other interesting styles of electronic (dance) music.

Internet Recordings provides legal free music releases (= mp3 downloads) in random intervals. These mp3 downloads have catalogue numbers (www001, www002…) and a proper format including standardized file names and tags. The downloads are accompanied with file info, some basic information on the artists, links to their respective homepages or social network profiles (if available) and sometimes pictures or even artwork. However, the main focus is on music and information; the label does not even have a logo yet.

Internet Recordings is inspired by Drum & Bass netlabels such as Plain Audio, T-FREE, Exegene (R.I.P.), HMSU, Zardonic and the free tunes provided by Santorin, BBC 1 Extra and many artists on their own…

In our opinion, the internet leads to pretty much the end of commercial music distribution. This is because the post Millenium generation growing up with internet from their early childhood are not willing to pay for something they can also have for free… Therefore, netlabels are by default the legal music distributors of tomorrow.

All tunes released via Internet Recordings are published under a by-nc-nd Creative Commons License with consent of their respective producers. All the tunes can be played by DJs, used in mixes & DJ-sets, radioshows, on live events etc just like regular vinyl/CD/digital releases (but without the obligation to pay royalties to copyright collecting agencies). Furthermore, they can be shared and redistributed freely.

http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/