Robot Rock, by Jay Wikid

Robot Rock

by Jay Wikid

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	1.	Bwamp 06:00		buy track
	2.	Robot Rock 04:29		buy track

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Quietly stirring the future-hop scene for over 5 years, Canadian-based Jay Wikid finally steps into the spotlight with a searing single to make even the most cynical heads bob. Recognized early on as an up-and-coming talent by Bassnectar, their collaborative single "Select Frequency" charted #1 in Hip Hop on Beatport for three weeks and was subsequently licensed to MTV. Alongside Colorado's Jantsen, the two produced many heaters under "Ghetto Blastaz", and Jay has performed alongside artists like the Glitch Mob, Bassnectar, Breakbeat Buddha, Tipper and Vibesquad. His recent collaboration with Opiuo, "Panty Slingshot", was released on An-ten- nae's latest Acid Crunk compilation and took the Beatport charts by storm. Jay's musical recipes blend infectious hip-hop rhythms with tweaky, glitchy sprinkles - topped off with heavy bassline icing. "Bwamp" never stops grinding with high-pitched blips, heavy womps and zesty zipper sounds, while "Robot Rock" showcases Jay's deeper, funkier side with splashy purple elements, glitched-out vocal samples and slapping beats.

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released December 6, 2010

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Street Ritual is a music label with a deep-rooted history in the American bass scene. Dedicated to the heavy and seditious sounds emanating from the realms of dubstep, halftime, drum and bass, leftfield, and kinetic psychedelia, our label is a conduit for underground culture in the age of sound system worship and dance floor connection. ... more