Thursday, 5 July 2012
This Is DIY - Hidden Place (30th June 2012)
As I walk through the autumn on the ground, I lift my eyes up to the endless blue and ponder upon the singular sound of this melody. I'm alone, it's true.
Hidden Place is an hour long journey through the finest & freshest in deep, soulful electronic and alternative music. Within Hidden Place there are no barriers between genres and styles, this is a world where the underground is brought to the over ground.
As the first edition was a quite chilled affair, episode 2 of Hidden Place kicks off decisively aimed for the dancefloor, featuring brand new music from Bwana, Eliphino, Sleepin' Giantz and Julio Bashmore.
Remember if you are in a band, an artist or producer and you think your tracks would fit in with the Hidden Place ethos feel free to send your music to hiddenplacediy@gmail.com and you might just hear your sounds on the airwaves soon.
Tracklist
Teeth – Percolator Meme
Sleepin’ Giantz – Badungdeng
Eliphino – Vrybody
Julio Bashmore – Troglodytes
Ultraista – Small Talk
Hackman – Forgotten Notes
Disclosure Feat. Sinead Harnett – Boiling
Bwana – Baby Let Me Finish
Clams Casino – Never Understand
Stubborn Heart – Unearthly Powers
Frank Ocean – Pyramids
Grizzly Bear – Sleeping Ute
This Is DIY - Hidden Place (16th June 2012)
The suburbs of a secret, a strategist should keep, better than on a dream intrude to scrutinize the sleep...
Hidden Place is an hour long journey through the finest & freshest in deep, soulful electronic and alternative music broadcast via This Is DIY radio. Within Hidden Place there are no barriers between genres and styles, this is a world where the underground is brought to the over ground.
If you are in a band, an artist or producer and you think your tracks would fit in with the Hidden Place ethos feel free to send your music to hiddenplacediy@gmail.com and you might just hear your sounds on the airwaves soon.
Tracklist
Bjork – Hidden Place (Illum Sphere Remix)
Gold Panda - 4
Lapalux – Yellow 90’s
Dirg Gerner Feat. Rahel – Loose Lights
Jessie Ware – 110%
John Talabot Feat. Pional – Destiny
Gang Colours – To Repel Ghosts (George Fitzgerald Remix)
Kindness – House
Alt-J – Breezeblocks
Dauwd – Ikopol
A$AP Rocky – Wassup
Dean Blunt & Inga Copeland – 2
Holy Other – Know Where
Doc Daneeka & Abigail Wyles - Tobyjug
Wednesday, 23 May 2012
Everything Is Borrowed Vol. 3 - R&B/Soul Special
My minds telling me no, but my body is telling me yes...
For the third instalment of Everything Is Borrowed, we dive into the finest sampling, cover versions and remixes from the world of R&B and Soul. From the soulful vocals of Otis Redding to the hard hitting beats of Blawan this show is not to be missed.
Head over to the London Fields Radio page to get your hands on the links to the freep3's I played during the show.
Enjoy x
Tracklist:
Jacques Greene - Another Girl
Alicia Keys - Unthinkable (Physical Therapy Real Heavy Vibe)
Drake Feat. The Weeknd - Crew Love (Shlohmo Remix)
Mario - You Should Let Me Love You (Lapalux Bootleg)
Badbadnotgood - Flashing Lights
Isley Brothers - Ohio/Machine Gun
Otis Redding - A Change Is Gonna Come
Aaliyah - Try Again (Memotone Remix)
Chet Faker - No Diggity
Angie Stone - Wish I Didn't Miss You Anymore
Blawan - Getting Me Down
Lauryn Hill - Doo Wop (Deebs Bootleg)
Saturday, 21 April 2012
Jessie Ware - 110%
Your words alone could drive me to a thousand tears...
Jessie Ware has been knocking around on the underground dance scene in London for a while now. She has provided guest vocals for the likes of Joker and SBTRKT and also teamed up with the electronic soul man known as Sampha, but now it seems the London based songbird is heading out on her own and personally I’m glad she has.
Maybe a month or two ago Jessie released the video for Running, an absolute beauty of an R’n’B tinged slow jam produced by Bristol’s own Julio Bashmore. Unlike most R’n’B you hear these days the sugary sweetness is nowhere to be seen as Running is drenched in heartache with Jessie’s vocal floating through spacious synths and the thudding of the kick drum.
Now Jessie has returned with another Julio Bashmore produced track 110% apparently recorded around two years ago (according to Bashmore) and it seems that once again this partnership has struck gold. Upping the tempo slightly from her previous releases this track is one for the warm up DJs as it’s sure to get people moving on the dancefloor before the party properly gets started.
I believe the key to Jessie’s success is the people she is choosing to work with and she is definitely choosing wisely. If she carries on working with the likes of Sampha and Julio Bashmore she is sure to get some brilliant results. At the moment Jessie is making some of the most beautiful, soulful and heartbreaking electronic music I have heard for a long while. There is obviously a lot more to come from Ms. Ware and if she carries on this rich vein of form her album Devotion is set to be something truly special.
Listen to 110% below:
Friday, 6 April 2012
Everything Is Borrowed - Vol. 2
“Originality is a thing we constantly clamour for, and constantly quarrel with.”
The latest edition of Everything Is Borrowed is now available for your listening pleasure, take a listen above.
Episode 2 of Everything Is Borrowed is a further exploration into the depths of musical manipulation. Trudging through the worlds of Hip-Hip, House, Electronica and beyond.
Tracklist:
Madvillain - Great Day (Four Tet Remix)
El Michels Affair - Shimmy Shimmy Ya
Quakers - Fitta Happier (Instrumental)
Ahu - Contact
Alpines & Maya Jane Coles - Why
Alice Smith - Love Endeavour (Maurice Fulton Remix)
Arthur Russell - This Is How We Walk On The Moon (Labyrinth Ear Rework)
Gil Scott Heron & Jamie xx - I'm New Here
Eliphino - I Just Can't (VIP)
Dusk Vs. Kowton - Looking At You
Ifan Dafydd - Miranda
Florence & The Machine - Shake It Out (Weeknd Remix)
Niia - BTSTU
Christian Scott - The Eraser
The latest edition of Everything Is Borrowed is now available for your listening pleasure, take a listen above.
Episode 2 of Everything Is Borrowed is a further exploration into the depths of musical manipulation. Trudging through the worlds of Hip-Hip, House, Electronica and beyond.
Tracklist:
Madvillain - Great Day (Four Tet Remix)
El Michels Affair - Shimmy Shimmy Ya
Quakers - Fitta Happier (Instrumental)
Ahu - Contact
Alpines & Maya Jane Coles - Why
Alice Smith - Love Endeavour (Maurice Fulton Remix)
Arthur Russell - This Is How We Walk On The Moon (Labyrinth Ear Rework)
Gil Scott Heron & Jamie xx - I'm New Here
Eliphino - I Just Can't (VIP)
Dusk Vs. Kowton - Looking At You
Ifan Dafydd - Miranda
Florence & The Machine - Shake It Out (Weeknd Remix)
Niia - BTSTU
Christian Scott - The Eraser
Sunday, 1 April 2012
Jai Paul - Jasmine

I know I've been gone a long time, I'm back and I want what is mine...
Two days ago the internet was lit up by the return of the man known as Jai Paul. Although only having official released one single via XL Recordings the incredible BTSTU, when your first track is that good you only need one release.
Although it's been a long time coming Jasmine seems to be a sure fire hit with it's deep metallic bass line coupled with Prince inspired guitar licks and Jai's soulful falsetto voice. This is deep electronic music for the late night/early morning sessions. I personally listened to this track around 10 times yesterday and it looks like a lot of people did the same thing with the track hitting around 112,000 plays in two days. It also seems that other musicians are glad to see Jai is back with Jessie Ware, Mount Kimbie and Disclosure all heralding his return yesterday.
No release details yet but it looks like it will be released by XL recordings, let's hope it's sooner rather than later.
Stream Jasmine below:
Thursday, 8 March 2012
Everything Is Borrowed - Vol. 1
“Originality is a thing we constantly clamour for, and constantly quarrel with.”
And so as promised here is the first episode Of Everything Is Borrowed recorded for London Fields Radio from the Wilton Way Cafe in Hackney, London.
Check out the other shows on London Fields Radio as there are some absolute corkers on there. You can follow LFR on Twitter @ldnfieldsradio and if you would like to read my constant brain farts just follow this badboy @casualsi
Enjoy the show. The latest shows will be uploaded to the London Fields Radio Mixcloud so be sure to follow them people...
Tracklist
Foals - Spanish Sahara (Deadboy Remix)
The xx - Shelter (John Talabot's Feel It Too Remix)
Teebs - While You Dooooo (Extended)
Twin Sister - Kimmi In A Rice Field (Balam Acab)
Bat For Lashes - A Forest
This Mortal Coil - Song To The Siren
Shlohmo - Rained The Whole Time (Nicolas Jaar Remix)
ANGO - No Ordinary Love
DSB - Toni Brixton
Paul White - The Composer's Back
Mayer Hawthorne - No Strings (DJ Jazzy Jeff's Roller Boogie Remix)
Jay-Z & Kanye West - Otis
Ye Mighty - Fuse
Sunday, 19 February 2012
Everything Is Borrowed (Pilot)
I came to this world with nothing and I leave with nothing but love, everything else is just borrowed...
Everything Is Borrowed is an hour long radio show delving into the art of the remix, cover version, Re-Edit, loop digging, sample robbery, hook burglary and noise thievery....
You can listen to the pilot for Everything Is Borrowed by clicking the image above. If all goes well the show could be hitting the airwaves in some shape or form in the very near future, naturally I shall keep you posted.
Until then.... Enjoy
Tracklist
Dorian Concept - Trilingual Dance Sexperience (Ogris Debris Relick)
Bonobo - Eyes Down (Machinedrum Remix)
Ahu - To:Love (Dimlite Remix)
The Beta Band - Squares
Clams Casino - Illest Alive
Radiohead - Codex (Illum Sphere Remix)
J Dilla - Safety Dance
Bullion - God Only Knows
Donny Hathaway - Jealous Guy
Doc Daneeka & Gatto Viola - Backstabbin' Angie (For A Ten Bag)
Lianne La Havas - Forget (Shlohmo Remix)
Thundercat - For Love I Come (Lapalux Flip)
Bei Bei & Shawn Lee Feat. Georgia Anne Muldrow - Make Me Stronger (Floating Points Remix)
Sunday, 29 January 2012
MyOwn - Crazy In Love

I look and stare so deep in your eyes, I touch on you more and more everytime...
Recently there has been an influx of producers remixing and editing R&B tracks, some better than others. Jacques Greene mastered the art on Another Girl and Kelly Rowland's Motivation and techno head Blawan got the Resident Advisor track of 2011 with his take on Brandy's Wanna Be Down. Now it looks like there is a new producer who is biting at the heels of these dance music heavyweights going by the name of MyOwn.
I stumbled across this edit courtesy of Throwing Snow after he posted it via his Fuckbook page and I am eternally grateful to him for doing so. There isn't much information out there about MyOwn except that he/she is Russian and enjoys a nice smoke now and again...
"Hi here in russia we are poor like africa but its cold so if do a small 10$ donation i could buy some POT and make a personal free download track with my blessing for a brother or sister who helped and inspired me."
Probably whilst high MyOwn created an absolutely sublime edit of Beyonce's Crazy In Love which I have been listening to at least twice a day for the past few weeks. With a simply crafted beat and mournful chords layered underneath Beyonce & Jigga's vocals the original is completly flipped on it's head. This is addictive listening, now if only I could get a download I would be a happy man...
Stream MyOwn's edit of Crazy In Love below:
Saturday, 14 January 2012
Lapalux - Gutter Glitter
Halfway between the gutter and the stars...It’s been a while since I put the modern equivalent of pen to paper and actually written about some music, so to start off 2012 I bring you the delectable sounds of Lapalux.
Stuart Howard aka Lapalux has been on my radar for a while now after hearing his Many Faces Out Of Focus EP released via our good friends at Pictures Music. Many Faces Out Of Focus showcases Lapalux’s expertise in creating moody, complex electronic music awash with layers of noise and hints of R’n’B. Following this astonishing debut he has also fired out some incredible edits of Gwen Stefani & AlunaGeorge which have been on constant rotation on my headphones recently.
It seems that Lapalux’s sonic rhythm + blues has made enough noise to get noticed across the pond by none other than the mighty Brainfeeder camp with Lapalux releasing his latest EP When You’re Gone via the prolific label on February 7. With the Brainfeeder family behind him it looks like this latest release is going to open up a lot of doors for Mr Howard and introduce a whole new legion of fans to one of the UK’s finest and most innovative producers.
Listen to Gutter Glitter below or you can cop it via Pitchfork for absolutely nothing. For a cheeky taster of his forthcoming release you can take a listen to a sampler of When You're Gone here.
Lapalux - Gutter Glitter by crackintheroad
Saturday, 24 December 2011
Secret Peter - Best Of 2011 Mixtape

It will be mine, oh yes........ It will be mine
And so it is the end of 2011 and everybody in the whole world is compiling lists of what music they love and hate.... SURPRISE. Due to my lack of enthusiasm and sheer laziness I have decided to take a different route and I have put together a nice little mix of some of my favourite tracks from albums, artists and producers that have grabbed me by the jaffers during 2011.
Honourable mentions go out to Jacques Greene for my track of the year Another Girl and the mighty Machinedrum for his album Room(s) which gets the Secret Peter album of the year. Good work chaps.
Listen & Download the No More Lists Mixtape Below:
Tracklist:
Julio Bashmore - Battle For Middle You
Rustie - Ultra Thizz
????? - Sicko Cell (although everyone knows who it is)
Zed Bias - Music Deep Inside
Martyn - Distortions
Mosca - Bax
Eliphino - More Than Me
SBTRKT - Pharoahs
Blawan - Getting Me Down
Jacques Greene - Another Girl
Floating Points - Arp3
Machinedrum - Come1
Drake - Headlines
AlunaGeorge - You Know You Like It (Lapalux's Bass Ballad Remix)
Holy Other - With U
Florence + The Machine - Shake It Out ( The Weeknd Remix)
Lana Del Ray - Video Games (Balam Acab Remix)
Dauwd - Whats There
Koreless - 4D
James Blake - Lindesfarne I & II
The Weeknd - The Morning
Shlohmo - Places
No More Lists Mixtape by SecretPeter
Wednesday, 21 September 2011
Secret Peter - See My Vest Mixtape

Some men hunt for sport, others hunt for food, the only thing I'm hunting for is an outfit that looks good....
Once, I ripped my vest off in front of a woman and it was very effective actually. So in honour of this miraculous event I present you with the latest edition in the Secret Peter Mixtapes series. See my vest!
Tracklist:
Radiohead - Lotus Flower (Jacques Greene Remix)
Maya Jane Coles - Little One
Gold Panda - Back Home
SBTRKT - Hold On
Dauwd - Shimmer
Drake - Marvin's Room (Shlohmo's Thru Tha Floor Remix)
Gwen Stefani - Luxurious (Lapalux's Bootleg Remix)
Clams Casino - Motivation
Zomby - Natalia's Song
Burial - NYC
Sepalcure - Taking You Back
Bombay Bicycle Club - Shuffle (Bibio Remix)
Steve Spacek - Field
Submerse - Hold It Down
Machinedrum - Lay Me Down
Hype Williams - The Throning
How To Dress Well - Ready For The World (XXXY Re-Edit)
Little Dragon - Seconds (Syd The Kyd Remix)
Listen below:
Wednesday, 27 July 2011
Radiohead - King Of Limbs Remixes
All I want is the moon on a stick, just to see what if......It is no secret that Thom Yorke and his cronies have always been lovers of electronic music. From the early beginnings of Radiohead the band have grown from being a typical ’rock’ band into an innovative, alternative and thought provoking group. Over the years electronics have crept their way slowly but surely into the Radiohead sound; from their now classic Kid A LP with its techno infused anthem Idioteque all the way through to their most recent opinion dividing album The King Of Limbs. Whilst not recording with Radiohead Thom Yorke has found time to remix DOOM’s track Gazillion Ear and collaborate with some of underground electronics finest producers including Four Tet, Burial and Flying Lotus. Not only that but he has given people a view into his musical mind with his genre hopping DJ sets at venues across the world including Flying Lotus’ Low End Theory, London dance haven Plastic People and his secret DJ slot at this year’s Glastonbury with long time Radiohead producer Nigel Godrich.
Now Radiohead have given up tracks from their latest album to some of their favourite producers to get behind the buttons for a series of vinyl released remixes and I have to say the Oxford boys have got great taste. The first duo to get the nod were Caribou’s Dan Snaith and Montreal based Jacques Greene which was then promptly followed by Nathan Fake and Mark Pritchard a.k.a Harmonic 313 taking over the reins, and I’m glad to say Radiohead aren’t stopping there. The next two instalments of the remix series include the likes of Lone, Pearson Sound, Four Tet, Thriller, Illum Sphere and Shed. Not only that but the series looks sure to continue for at least six to seven editions if the email I received from Radiohead’s official website is anything to go by. So I’d keep my eyes peeled if I were you....
“We’re not EXACTLY sure how many there will be in the series as more remixes are still coming in, but we think it will be around 6 or 7.”
Each of the 12” can be picked up from independent record stores across the country or from the King of Limbs store. If vinyl isn’t your thing you can also get your hands on them digitally here.
Take a listen to the third edition of the series from Lone, Pearson Sound and Four Tet below:
Radiohead TKOL RMX3 by Radiohead
Sunday, 10 July 2011
Paul White - Trust

I told you to trust me, because in the meantime I'll be here....
Paul White is undoubtedly one of the hardest working producers to grace God’s green earth; this man’s work ethic is incredible. He first came to my attention with his debut LP The Strange Dreams of Paul White. The mainly instrumental album is like a vortex into the producers musical mind; psychedelic, trippy, sample heavy hip-hop at its finest. Paul White is the UK’s answer to Madlib, take one listen to his debut and you’ll know what I mean. If you don’t believe me just click this link where you can get the whole album for free from forward thinking label One Handed Music.
Soon after his debut came Sounds From the Skylight named after his London attic studio The Skylight. Although Sounds From the Skylight didn’t venture too far from the sound he mastered on his debut it saw a slightly more experimental production style being developed. This set him up nicely to take us on the acid laced journey of his third LP Paul White and the Purple Brain. Paul White was given access to the back catalogue of cult Swedish psyche guitarist S.T Mikael and he jumped at the chance. Using his MPC mastery he delved further into the trippy hip hop unknown with incredible results.
Now he is back with his fourth album in two years Rapping with Paul White. Hip-Hop has always been his first love and this album has given him a chance to collaborate with some of his favourite MC’s including Danny Brown, Homeboy Sandman, Tranqill, Jehst and Guilty Simpson. The first single to be lifted from the LP is Trust featuring Guilty Simpson. Veteran rapper Guilty Simpson lays down his impeccable Detroit slang over a dark distorted horn laden beat provided by White. Not content with giving away his debut LP for free the good people at One Handed Music are giving away three tracks from Rapping with Paul White for free as well. Just head over to Paul White Music where you can find the link to download the three tracks or pre-order the album. I've ordered my copy and I highly recommend you do the same!
Listen to and download Trust feat. Guilty Simpson below:
Thursday, 16 June 2011
Secret Peter - Hiphopopotamus Mixtape

My rhymes are so potent that in this small segment I made all of the ladies in the area pregnant....
The latest edition in the Secret Peter mixtape series takes you on a journey through some of the finest cuts from the world of Hip-Hop. Featuring the likes of DOOM, Madlib, J Dilla, Drake and Jay Electronica this mixtape showcases some of the finest wordsmiths and beat makers that planet Earth has ever seen.
One for me.... and one for my homiez
Tracklist:
Madvillain – Pow! (Intro)
Dangermouse – Justify My Thug
DOOM – Gazzillion Ear (Thom Yorke Remix)
The Streets – Street Score
Drake – Dreams Money Can Buy
Souleance – Manana
Madvillain – Great Day (Four Tet Remix)
Q Tip – Manwomanboogie feat. Amanda Diva
Slum Village – Conant Gardens
Outkast – So Fresh, So Clean
Gil Scott Heron feat. Mos Def – New York Is Killing Me
Blakroc feat. Pharoahe Monch & RZA – Dollaz & Sense
Jaylib – The Red
J Dilla – Workinonit
Elzhi – Memory Lane
Janet Jackson feat. Q Tip – Got Til It’s Gone
De La Soul feat. Redman – Oooh
Naughty By Nature feat. Zhane – Jamboree
Dangermouse & Jemini – The Only One
J Dilla – History
Reflection Eternal feat. Jay Electronica, J. Cole & Mos Def – Just Begun
Mos Def – Ms. Fat Booty
Quasimoto – The Unseen
Raekwon – Ason Jones
Jay Electronica – Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind
Listen below:
Monday, 6 June 2011
Jamie XX - Far Nearer / Beat For

Closer than close, closer than you can ever imagine....
I know that here at Secret Peter we already featured Far Nearer back in 2010 but we thought this would be a perfect time to admit to our readers that we have a slight man crush on Jamie XX, and we don't care who knows it!
Jamie's recent productions have been impeccable, from his snare infested remix of Adele to his incredible reworking of the late Gil Scott Heron’s final studio album I’m New Here. There seems to be no stopping Jamie and now with the release of his first solo single via Numbers it seems he has no intention of lowering the standard.
Far Nearer is a beautifully constructed calypso infused club banger, perfectly timed for the creeping signs of summer. On the flipside the silentone brings us back into the cold and harshness of winter with the sinister Beat For. This track is stripped back bass music at its best, with its metallic drums, pumping bass line and ominous rising chords designed to defecate over any willing dancefloor (yes that’s right I said defecate).
Far Nearer / Beat For is out now via Numbers
Listen to and download Far Nearer / Beat For below:
Jamie xx - Far Nearer (limited vinyl & download out now - http://farnearer.com) by Numbers
Saturday, 21 May 2011
Dauwd - Could It Be/Shimmer

Change you heart, look around you. Change your heart, it will astound you....
These days trudging through my emails after a long day at work has become somewhat of a chore but now and again you receive one that crops up from nowhere to pleasantly surprise you.
Last week I received an email from Alex Clap of Pictures Music with the opening line ‘Got an absolutely brilliant one for you here!’ I knew this was going to be an email worth reading. The email was to introduce me to the sounds of a little known producer named Dauwd. Not much is known about Dauwd apart from that his real name is David Hilali and he currently presides in Liverpool. What I do know is the good people at Pictures Music are offering up two tracks from the upcoming producer in exchange for nothing but your measly email address. If you are feeling generous you can ‘pay what you want’ for the two tracks which I’m sure the Pictures folk would definitely appreciate as a small token of goodwill for all their hard work introducing us to excellent artists such as Koreless, Lapalux and Dark Sky.
Bringing together the future boogie swing of Floating Points and a jittery two step Koreless vibe beautifully, Could It Be is the made for the floor track of the two, whilst Shimmer sees Dauwd flexing his ambient soothing style, reminiscent of Scotland’s own Boards of Canada. Essential listening!
There will be a vinyl release from Dauwd around August of this year via Pictures but until then listen and download to the tracks below and help spread the word!
Sunday, 15 May 2011
Zomby - Natalia's Song

The foulest stench is in the air, the funk of forty thousand years....
In music these days it seems that your style and sense of fashion are sometimes more important than your actual output but there are still some producers out there that let their music do the talking, one of these producers is Zomby.
A very secretive and mysterious character Zomby has become one of the UK’s finest underground producers. Without the use of clever marketing and media buzz Zomby has gripped the world’s electronic music lovers with intrigue and talent alone. After releasing his debut rave inspired LP Where were you in 92 and several singles and EP’s such as One Foot Ahead Of The Other and the beautiful Digital Flora Zomby has finally announced the release of his latest album Dedication on 4AD Recordings. Not only has Zomby gripped the general public with his eerie productions but it also seems that his peers have taken notice of his forward thinking style with Zomby remixing the likes of Martyn and Animal Collective to name but a few.
Dedication is to be released on the 11th July 2011 but until then Zomby has offered up an incredible single in the form of Natalia’s Song which was first featured back in 2010 in a guest mix from Kode 9 and Burial for Mary Anne Hobbs’ final Radio 1 show.
Natalia’s Song is the first single to be lifted from Dedication which Zomby himself describes as ‘a dedication to someone much loved and missed’. Obviously you can tell that Zomby must have lost someone dear to him recently and just listening to 'Natalia’s Song' you can hear his sadness. Drenched in melancholy and grief the track is muffled with white noise and ambience which is wrapped around the rising chords, with the sampled female vocal only adding to the sorrow.
Natalia’s Song is available now via 4AD on a strictly limited one sided 10”.
Listen to Natalia’s Song below:
Zomby - Natalia's Song (BBC Radio 1 Rip) by kycok_govna
Monday, 11 April 2011
Hidden Place - Producers and Beat Makers Wanted
All this time I've been making dens and I'm still making them now....Down at Secret Peter we love new and exciting music and we have been thinking of a way to broadcast our love of new sounds to the world and we believe we have come up with the answer; the answer is a Hidden Place.
Hidden Place is going to be a new radio show/podcast dedicated to young emerging producers from across the globe committed to the future sound of music. But for Hidden Place to work we need you to get in contact. If you are a producer or know a producer that you think we have got to hear, get in touch. We want to cover a wide variety of styles from Bass, Garage, Dubstep and Electronica. Anything that matches the Secret Peter ethos of fresh electronic vibes.
Please send your tracks with a little info about yourself to place_hidden@yahoo.co.uk and if we like what we hear you could be finding yourself in a Hidden Place soon. You can also send your tracks to our Soundcloud drop box at http://soundcloud.com/hidden-place-1
But please remember without you this will not work, so if you think you're the next FlyLo or Burial get in touch and help us to make this happen.
To get the creative juices flowing here is a track from Secret Peter favourite o0o00:
Burnout eyess by oOoOO
Thursday, 7 April 2011
Secret Peter - Keep The Faith Mixtape

Watching their faith in prayer will make you see your bones....
As my previous mixes have been mostly dedicated to the electronic music world my latest gift to you all focuses on the finest Funk, Soul, Disco and Rare Groove.
Preferably listen to this mixtape in the sunshine, and remember people Keep The Faith!
Listen below to help preserve the faith.
Tracklist:
James Brown – Intro
Marvin Gaye – Got To Give It Up (Part 1)
Booker T & The MG’s – Green Onions
Bill Withers – Kissing My Love
El Michels Affair – Too Late To Turn Back
Lee Fields & The Expressions – Honey Dove
Donny Hathaway – Giving Up
Otis Redding – Ole Man Trouble
Sam Cooke – Only Sixteen
Al Green – I Wish You Were Here
Nature Zone – Porcupine
Love Unlimited Orchestra – Strange Games and Things
Michael Jackson – Burn This Disco Out
Billy Ocean – Nights (Feel Like Getting Down)
Toto – Georgy Porgy
James Brown – Stone to the Bone
Sam Cooke – Rome (Wasn’t Built In A Day)
Aloe Blacc – Dark End Of The Street
Marvin Gaye – Inner City Blues (Make Me Wanna Holler)
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