Ninja Cuts – You don't know

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Ninja Tune is a London-based independent record label started in 1993 by DJs Matt Black and Jonathan More, better known as Coldcut, with a strong leaning towards electronic, alternative hip hop, instrumental hip hop, nu jazz, drum and bass, and chillout music.
The label has developed a number of DJs, producers, and live acts. Ninja Tune’s sister imprints, Ntone (now defunct) and Big Dada, specialise in experimental electronic music and hip-hop, respectively. The label has a satellite office in Montreal, Quebec, owned and managed by Jeff Waye.
In 1994 Matt Black’s close friend Mixmaster Morris introduced Matt to Openmind – a DJ & design collective in Camberwell – at the Telepathic Fish chill-out club they were running. Openmind included Kevin Foakes aka Strictly Kev of DJ Food. After submitting a re-styled company logo he was employed by Ninja Tune in the capacity of overall design consultant.

In 1995 Shadow Records start to collaborate with Ninja Tune. This partnership introduced the likes of Funki Porcini, DJ Food, 9 Lazy 9, Up, Bustle and Out, Hedfunk, London Funk Allstars to US audiences.
In 2006, a new imprint, Counter Records, was set up to release the début album of Pop Levi (of Super Numeri), with artists to follow in a rock music vein. The first release on the imprint was Pop Levi’s single “Blue Honey” in September 2006, which was followed by Pop Levi’s first LP The Return To Form Black Magick Party in February 2007. Subsequent releases have included cross genre, punk rockers The Death Set.

In May 2008 Mr. Scruff launched a new project: Ninja Tuna. The first release was Donkey Ride, a collaboration with Quantic, which came out on May 12.

CD 1

01. Ghislain Poirier – Blazin” feat. Face-T (Modeselektor Remix)
02. Roots Manuva – Seat Yourself (feat. Ricky Ranking)
03. Bonobo – Nightlite (feat Bajka – zero dB Reconstruction)
04. Daedelus – Fair Weather Friends
05. Mr Scruff + Quantic – Donkey Ride
06. Pop Levi – Dita Dimonй
07. The Herbaliser – Gadget Funk
08. Spank Rock – Bump (Switch Remix)
09. The Heavy – Coleen
10. Diplo – Epistemology Suite 3: Don”t Fall
11. King Geedorah – Next Levels
12. Fink – Pretty Little Thing
13. The Cinematic Orchestra – To Build A Home (Radio Version)
14. Amon Tobin – Bloodstone
15. John Matthias – Evermore (Demo)

CD 2

01. Roots Manuva – Chin High (Manuvadelics version)
02. Wiley – No Qualms (Re-vox feat Chipmunk, JME & Skepta)
03. Hexstatic – Distorted Minds (feat. Juice Aleem – zero DB remix)
04. The Qemists – Drop Audio (feat. ID)
05. NMS – Brave New World
06. Mike Ladd – Blah Blah
07. DJ Shadow – Bring Madlib Up
08. The Cinematic Orchestra – Rites Of Spring (Live at The Barbican)
09. Max & Harvey – Thieves
10. cLOUDDEAD – Physics Of A Unicycle
11. The Bug – Poison Dart
12. Coldcut – Just For The Kick (Original version)
13. Coldcut – Walk A Mile In My Shoes (Tiga mix edit)
14. Pest – Pat Pong (Solid Groove mix)
15. TTC – Travailler (Orgasmic remix)
16. TheDeathSet – Around the World
17. Yppah – Again With The Subtitles

CD 3

01. DJ Kentaro – Enter The Newground
02. Coldcut – Atomic Moog (The Qemists Remix)
03. RJD2 – True Confessions
04. Kid Koala – Slew Test 2
05. DJ Kentaro – Free (feat. Spank Rock – Armani XXXChange Remix)
06. Ty – Wait a Minute (Dwele Remix)
07. Homelife – Seedpod
08. One Self – Fear The Labour
09. The Cinematic Orchestra – Breathe (Susumu Yokota Remix)
10. Loka – Beginningless
11. Bonobo – Hatoa
12. Ammoncontact – Infinity of Rhythm Instrumental
13. The Long Lost – The Art Of Kissing
14. Fog – Melted Crayons
15. Blockhead – Sunday Seance
16. Jaga – Swedenborgske Rom
17. Bigg Jus – Say Goodbye

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• Margene Valaitis sagt:

  12. Februar 2010 um 00:28

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  [...] Ninja Cuts – You don’t know Its fair to say most of this compilation contains rare, alternate and brand new tracks. More than anything else, what “You Don’t Know” shows is the breadth of Ninja’s releases, the sheer ambition and diversity of the music being put out … [...]