Muti005: Rhoca 12″
A Rhoca - Mish Mash
AA Rhoca - Grab The Joystick
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Commodor 64 sounds and funky electro-bass are key on this release, seeing wide support from a variety of DJs.
Muti005 was featured in the premiere issue of Big Shot Magazine at WMC in 2003:

Rhoca
Mish Mash (Muti/US)
Muti keeps coming through with quality dance floor electro that is bound to make the UK take notice.
Rhoca delivers two rump shaking tracks for his first release on Muti Music.
“Mish Mash” contains stuttered drum programming that retains its danceability as it’s surrounded by a bouncing bass line and tons of synth squelches and bleeps. “Grab the Joystick” is more experimental and bass focused but danceable nonetheless.

Sounds Like: Tipper, Fuel, Sound of Habib _ by Michael Scot (Big Shot Magazine)

Muti004: Kraddy - Wiggiddi - 12″
A Kraddy - Wiggiddi original
AA Kraddy - Wiggiddi - Atomic Hooligan Remix
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This was Kraddy’s first release and his entry into the world of breakbeats and electro. Kraddy’s production and quirky flavor is now legendary and he is one of the founders and stars of ‘The Glitch Mob’ , the music world was initially quite shocked and did not know what to make of his unique sounds when this release first dropped. Continue reading Muti004 - Kraddy - Wiggiddi EP…

Muti003 E.V.A.C. - The Apocalypse EP
A E.V.A.C. - Ground Attack
AA E.V.A.C. - Contortion

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Urb Magazine: Wicked electro is the name of the game on this beauty. The programming on both tracks is tight and tasteful. “Ground Attack” is a full-on floor assault with its bubbly syncopation, incessant bass line and slick beats. Just when you thought it was safe to resume your wallflower status, “Contortion” hits with dark-step beats, mangled bass drops and a snare drum to rattle the fillings in your teeth._Uberzone
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Muti002: Remixing The Dope Computer 12″
A Angel Dust -Future Funk Squad’s ‘Insulting the crowd’ Remix
AA Room To Breathe - An·ten·nae’s ‘I need an inhaler’ Remix

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Lotus Review: “The success of Muti’s first release has taken the international breaks community by storm, having received top plays and press in Australia, Canada, Germany, Netherlands, Spain, United Kingdom and USA. Kemek TDC has since been signed on Airdog, Whole Nine Yards, Sponge and LABA recordings. This first EP has recently gone for a limited repress and remixing from two of Breaks’ fast rising stars. Kemek The Dope Computers’ Angel Dust gets a complete makeover Continue reading Muti002 - Remixing The Dope Computer 12″…

Muti001 Kemek The Dope Computer 12″

A Kemek The Dope Computer - Angel Dust
AA Kemek The Dope Computer - Room To Breathe

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XLR8R magazine: “Kemek The Dope Computer…relies heavily on a crunchy but clean analog affinity for pregnant b-lines, precise breaks and retro technologies. For Muti Musics’ debut release, Kemek hits with a dirty bi-polar journey into dementia complete with classic rave stabs in ‘Angel Dust’ paired with the divinely swelling but spacious acidy float of “Room To Breathe”. Continue reading Muti001 - Kemek The Dope Computer 12″…

Layerz / Audiovoid
LayerZ / Audiovoid AKA Lindsey R. Green grew up in Healdsburg, Northern California. Never failing to get a turnaround nod, a glance or impression from anyone who first hears an iota of his next level sound design, Lindsey has been turning heads for many years and his electronic music production shows the efforts of his journey in music.From involvement in Death Metal band “Lamia” and journeying to IDM, Continue reading Artists - Layerz / Audiovoid…

Si Begg
Techno DJ, Producer and Sound Designer, Simon Begg was born in Leicester (UK) in 1972, grew up in Leamington Spa (UK) and moved to London (UK) in 1991. He’s been a professional recording artist since 1993 and has been known under many guises, run many labels and is also known for music and sound experimentation that spans the globe and enters realms seldom ventured into by others, resulting in output reflecting a plethora of production styles and genres.
Some of his aliases include: Bigfoot, Bigfoot Futures Ltd, Buckfunk 3000, Cabbage Boy, Culture Cruncher, Dr. Nowhere versus The Maverick DJ, Lenny Logan, S.I. Futures and Zygmunt Janowski. Some folks have also been known to just call him Mr. Noodles. Continue reading Artists - Si Begg…

Timonkey (aka Tim Donlou)
Equally at home hanging from a tree branch or bouncing off concrete, Santa Cruz’s Timonkey (Tim Donlou) fuses organic and synthetic elements together in order to bridge the worlds of nature and technology:
Timonkey says, “Branching patterns, mineral lattices, geological timescapes - the living earth is as much an influence on my music as King Tubby, Bernie Worrell, or Steve Reich ever were.”
From its roots in dub, funk and ambient music, Timonkey’s sound has been evolving further into the synthetic realms of midtempo glitch. Continue reading Artists - Timonkey…

Future Funk Squad
Future Funk Squad (aka. Glen Nicholls) During his development into a versatile DJ / Producer, Glen Nicholls (the mastermind behind Future Funk Squad) absorbed the best in electronic pop culture as a youth. At age 10 he made his first foray into emulating his idols such as Depeche Mode and Erasure by playing his own songs on the piano. In the early Nineties he immersed himself into the sounds of Autechre, NIN, Global Communication and the electronica label Warp. But it was after witnessing the monumental live shows of the Prodigy that the blistering producer in him was awoken. Continue reading Artists - Future Funk Squad…

Rhoca
In the early years Martin Stääf grew up with an interest in electronic equipment, fantasy literature and film in his hometown of Varberg, a few miles south of Gothenburg. Into music from the very beginning, he started playing the piano at the age of four but was not really satisfied until he got hold of his first synthesiser five years later. Since then, he has been producing a various blend of music, ranging from fluffy ambient to brutal hardcore techno. Martin moved to Gothenburg as soon as he finished school and started to work in a recording studio as a sound engineer. Continue reading Artists - Rhoca…