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About SOUNDSCI

Here to remind you why you fell in love with hip hop. We are an international group drawn together by the gravity of Hip Hop. Founded by Audessey (formerly of Mass Influence) & Jonny Cuba (from Ninjatune's DSP). We released the Dig for Victory EP (Crate Escape Records) in 2009. Winning LP of the month in HHC! Whilst making our 1st LP 'Formula 99' we expanded the crew to include the Herbaliser's DJ Ollie Teeba. Emcee's U-George & our newest member Oxygen (Sputnik Brown). Art & design supremo Mr Krum completes the equation. NoSleep Nigel is our Engineer, taking our sound to the next dimension. Look out for various projects from all our members, coming up soon will be Ox's & DJ Spinna - SPOX PHD. U-George's LP & Ollie Teeba's 1st Solo record.

HHC Shout Soundsci ‘Dig For Victory EP’

Soundsci ‘Dig For Victory EP’


Name-checked by The Herbaliser the other day, Soundsci’s ‘Dig For Victory’ EP is a premier slice of raw rap done the right way, with former Mass Influence man Audessey providing the vocals and ex-Dynamic Syncopation cat Jonny Cuba holding down the beats. Available on swanky red vinyl by clicking here, we checked in with the guys for a quick chat about the project (and nabbed a free MP3 in the process)…

How would you sum up the EP project?
Jonny Cuba:
“Like stepping into daylight after a long night.”
Audessey: “It’s just pure hip-hop; unfiltered, pure from the construction of the music to the rhymes and it will remind you why you fell in love with hip-hop in the first place.”

What’s your favourite track on it?
JC:
“‘Show & Prove’, because it makes me laugh.”
A: “I feel that I like ‘Remedy’ a lot because to me it gives you the total package – rhymes + beats + cuts = dope hip-hop, and this is our ‘remedy’ for folks who think/feel that hip-hop is dead, because if you listen to this you definitely won’t feel like it is and know that Soundsci will bring it dope every time like that – or doper if we can!”

Why should people spend their money on buying the EP?
JC:
“We spent our own hard earned nine-to-five loot making this record and didn’t cut any corners (shouts to No Sleep Nigel).”
A: “If you’re a new school, old school, or what I like to agree with a tag from KRS-One said ‘all school’, who loves dope hiphop then Soundsci is definitely a hip-hop for you.”

Crate Escape Records ‘Soundsci’ Launch Party

Friday 17th July

Funkbox Presents

Crate Escape Records ‘Soundsci’ Launch Party    funkbox image

Feat…

Ollie Teeba (The Herbaliser / Soundsci)

Jonny Cuba (Soundsci / Ninja Tune)

DJ Cro (Crate Escape Records / FUNKBOX)

FUNKBOX DJs

Hosted by KOSYNE (Louis Den / Eat Good)

Another year and another new release from the mighty Crate Escape Records. After the success of the Kurious 12″ and the Serocee 7″, comes more new hip-hop for the dancefloor. To celebrate Crate Escape and FUNKBOX join forces to bring a tip-top line up to the Hare and Hounds.
We have been lucky enough to snag one half of the Herbaliser and Soundsci collaborator, Ollie Teeba, who as normal will be bringing his deep crates and silky skills to the ones and twos of the HnH’s. Joining him will be Soundsci producer Jonny Cuba from London, and Brum’s and FUNKBOX’s own DJ Cro. This night will join all the dots between funk, hip-hop and all things groovy, as well as exclusive Crate Escape goodness. Hosted by Louis Den / Eat Good’s Kosyne, this is a party not to miss!

Hare & Hounds
106 High St
Kings Heath
Birmingham
B14 7JZ

£5 Advance / MOTD

9.00pm-2am

Advance tickets available from http://www.theticketsellers.co.uk /
0844 870 0000

Info: 0121 444 2081 / info@hareandhoundskingsheath.co.uk
http://www.hareandhoundskingsheath.co.uk
http://www.myspace.com/herbaliser
http://www.myspace.com/crateescaperecords
http://www.myspace.com/funkboxclu

Soundsci selected for mvyradio.com Presents: Artist Listing on Local MusiCafe

The folks at myradio.com liked the song we did called “Lost and Found” and had on their radio site…

http://www.mvyradio.com/local_musicafe/

Mvyradio is one of the most listened-to internet radio stations in the world with mp3 downloads of the enormously popular Local MusiCafe in the hundreds of thousands.

About mvyradio
On air since 1983, mvyradio is a heritage Adult Alternative station, known for its groundbreaking efforts on acts like Dave Matthews, Susan Tedeschi, David Gray and Joss Stone. The station also features special Blues and Jazz programming, plus half a dozen independently programmed channels for Singer-Songwriters, Americana and other music forms

Check “Lost and Found”  by clicking HERE!!!

URB Magazine:Next 1000

Soundsci was selected for Urb Magazine’s Next 1000 artist…

Soundsci :: Remedy

Indie

Reviewed by Dan Vidal

The minute the jazz-age horns for “Remedy” come on you can’t help but feel nostalgia for the golden age of sampling. This appears to be the M.O. of Johnny Cuba, the production half of the duo collectively known as Soundsci. Sounding like a deep-voiced Sadat X, Audessy, the MC half of the group, delivers good old fashioned wordplay and lighthearted lyricism. Head-nodding beats, imaginative flows and tight lyrics, what more could you ask for?

Click HERE to listen to “Remedy”.

OLD Review: The “The Gusto” b/w Wordsworth “Thanks For Coming Out”

From “Newrealm“:

(September 15, 2003)

Audessy the Sound Sci
“The Gusto” b/w
Wordsworth “Thanks For Coming Out”

Review by DJ Graffiti – WCBN – Ann Arbor, MI

Seven Heads releases a bonafide double A-side with this 12″ including Audessy the SoundSci’s, “The Gusto” B/W Wordsworth’s, “Thanks For Coming Out”. Both tracks are headnodders and each joint brings a different flavor to the table.

The A side “Gusto” featuring Apple Jac is a Southwestern sounding gem produced by Tone. Audessy and Apple Jac rip nicely over this one and both MC’s show how they bring Gusto with the beats and rhymes. Audessy brings a fierce flow that is balanced by Apple Jac’s smoothed out delivery. To top
it off the two borrow a line from D-Nice classic “My Name is D-Nice”, “Takin’ out you suckas and you don’t know how I did it”.

On the B side Wordsworth drops a dope ode to his fans, but truthfully every artist should feel this way about the folks who support them unconditionally. Production Heavyweight J Rawls provides the soundscape for Wordsworth to extend his gratitude. Adding balance to the 12″, “Thanks For
Coming Out” has a jazzy, smoothed out vibe that compliments the grimy feel of the A-side.

Both sides of this twelve are getting heavy rotation on my platters, don’t sleep!

by DJ Graffiti