Posted: 31 Jul 2009, 6:03pmSubject: Shadow Play and the 5 families pres KITO (perth) friday 11th sep @ cargo
Its on
Shadow play & The Five Families present
Kito
Dubstep for the first time at Cargo Hindley St, Adelaide
featuring Audio Opticon, Gunda G, Macro, Counterpart & Desh
Friday September 11th 2009...
Doors open 10pm til late
$10 before 11pm
$15 after
http://www.myspace.com/thisiskito
http://myspace.com/gunda_g
http://myspace.com/shadowplay07
http://myspace.com/cargoclub
Dubstep is primarily the domain of UK lads making wobbly bass music in darkened bedrooms and basements. But if there was ever an Aussie who had a chance of breaking into the dubstep clique, it would be Perth's Maaike Kito Lebbing, better known as Kito. What makes it even more exciting is that it's a female dubstep producer who looks like infiltrating the boys' club. Kito's reputation as a world-class beats maker is spreading across the globe, and it's undeniable that Kito's music is just as good as anything coming out of the UK. In fact, I'm willing to put it out there and say that Kito is the best dubstep producer in the country right now. And she's only 21! Ridonculous...
Kito is without a doubt one the most talented and original up and coming dubstep producers we have heard in a while. Her music has an amazing unique sound, simply beautiful! She has been vividly supported by the best names in the scene amongst which: Skream, Mary Anne Hobbs, D-Bridge, N-Type, to name a few. Keep an eye out for her forthcoming releases on Disfigured Dubz.
It seems the Australian output (and practically every other country's output as well) of dubstep is overshadowed by what's coming out of the UK. With the genre's poster boy, Burial, coming out of England, dubstep perhaps inadvertently has a distinctly British tenor to it. But Kito seems to imbue within the darkness a sense of light and an essence that takes it away from cloudy British skies and towards Perth's interminable brightness. Perhaps it's helped by the processed vocals of the enigmatic Reija Lee, who you may have heard on Shazam's remix of Muscles' 'Sweaty' and ShockOne's 'Polygon'. Her Auto-Tuned and discombobulated voice fits perfectly with the throbbing bass that feels just a split second behind the beat. It's this push-and-pull energy that really attracted me to 'LFO'. 'LFO' is soon to be released on Kito's debut EP, which will be distributed through the esteemed UK label Disfigured Dubz, a label run by UK dubstep legend Skream.
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KITO (perth) 11th sep @ cargo
ADELAIDES DARK INCARNATION
Drum n Bass and Dubstep soundz
ADELAIDES DARK INCARNATION
Drum n Bass and Dubstep soundz






