I am getting my tracks promoted in london and coventry. Plus I’m promoting in birmingham. The power of 3 cities. Yeah that’s my record label.
Vocal tracks coming soon. Anyway what’s the point of making vocal tracks if you ain’t got many fans?
I will be going to an open mic on the 26th of June to showoff my emcee skills and how Tynamite can get the crowd hype. I will be at the Birmingham Christianity Centre.
Unlike an open mic in school, it’s no long ting, and it’s serious. No fake emcees. Take yourself very seriously.
This track is called Crossfire and is strictly for the bassline ravers! And I made it. It’s by Tynamite.
I have the UK’s finest bassline beats on my page with the exception of the Clack Riddim which is grime. Every DJ in the scene has the clack riddim.
I might be using these at the open mic I’m going to Friday the 27th June 2009. I won’t be using them if I manage to finish Infectious 1 EP by that date which will have equally (that’s debatable) good bassline instrumentals completed by that date.
It’ll be on my page anyway, Infectious 1 EP will be.
Infectious 1 EP is on it’s way. It’s basically an EP with 4 bassline instrumentals crafted by me, Tynamite. When it drops it’s gonna be big and emcees in the raves will want to spit on it.
Basically right, it may be the mini version of my Infectious album if I happen to make one.
Infectious 1 EP will drop sometime in August this year.
When it does, you’ll happily be able to listen to Infectious 1 EP and Chill Vibin.
Chill Vibin, my first album is finished. It’s an instrumental album.
about Chill Vibin
Tynamite from the UK listens to UKG, meaning garage, grime, funky house, dubstep and bassline. He also listens to drum n bass, hip hop, particularly east coast hip hop, house music, and rnb.
The problem with that is how to create your only first and last. instrumental album which combines all musical styles. So Tynamite thought it would be best to have east coast, dubstep and garage tracks on the album. This mix accurately describes the musical style of Tynamite.
It was important that this album would be a smash, as there is no retake, and no second instrumental album. It was also important that this album was definitive, meaning that it accurately describes a style of music.
This album blends dubstep, east coast hip-hop with turntabalism and funk with garage. Tynamite has vowed to not make grime, bassline or funky house tracks.
Chill Vibin’s diversity is it’s biggest selling point, which is it’s biggest downfall as the music isn’t as refined and pure as Skream, Krafty Kuts and MJ Cole. But as a debut album, it defines Tynamite well.
