full collab with SCRATCHA DVA now released

Short version released on Scatcha's latest album, last month. Now the full rinse-out version has dropped, as part of the The 12 Days of Bass Coast (2018 edition).

100% of proceeds will be donated to West Coast Environmental Law and the total proceeds will be matched by Bass Coast up to $5000.

Secure the Uber (Extended Dub Mix) by Michael Red ft. Scratcha DVA, released 25 December 2018

CHANGE video online streaming in full now

Taken from BPP-001, the debut 12" record on Vancouver, Canada based label Babel Pressed. soundcloud.com/babel-pressed Music by Michael Red www.michael-red.com Video by Jonny Ostrem www.jonnyostrem.com BUY VINYL/DIGITAL: www.babel-pressed.bandcamp.com juno.co.uk/products/taal-mala-michael-red-bpp-001/639635-01 redeyerecords.co.uk/vinyl/83761-bpp001-taal-mala-michael-red Babel Pressed is a vinyl record label and publication based in Vancouver, Canada.

so great to have this video finally available in full to the public. thanks once again to endtask and babel pressed.

change online premiered via CB festival (read about jonny's process here too), and has picked up a couple of international awards so far.

change ..

modern math + sub div compilations

yooooo

still playing catch-up from the summer. aiming to always to put up all the important stuff up here. releases and big shows and projects and that.

two releases i haven't plugged that have happened since the site launch, from two camps that i consider family..

DIVERDOWN, a collab track between me and daega sound, for SUB DIV out of victoria.

and

FARUSHA LAKE for MODERN MATH's continuum's vol 1 comp

both are older tunes but still stand up i think, and i'm happy to have out there in an official capacity. big up all involved. love

souns - coastal

new souns thing on panospria out this week. i wrote a bunch of words about it on the release page. those should do well to explain the thing.

might be better to DL it direct from archive.org cuz the panospria page might be a little messed up.

hope some folks dig it. was a crazy time for me. you know.. un-escapable unknown bass freq's all the time is an ideal setting to stay sane in.

small bit of support from unfamiliar (thanks, folks) and a touching message from a friend (feels good to be understood): "Listened to Coastal today with my partner. She said she felt "exposed" (in a good way) and like she'd had a brain massage. I felt like I'd been "re-landed" firmly on the west coast (in a good way). I also felt like I'd been cleaned out (in a good way)! Really great stuff."

chapel sound compilation vol 1

gonna ease in and do just one drop for now, even though there's a tonne i could share (along with a few edits to the site too, ahem) ..soon. for now..

CHAPEL SOUND Volume 1 is out!

i have a tune 'moving' on there, along with pile of other local-made goodness.

exclaim and winnie plugged it a bit, but the underground reception is where the real buzz is at. it feels like a landmark for the vancouver underground somehow. there's an impressive amount of heat on there actually and it's 24 tunes strong.

out to all the chapel folks. thanks for having me on the comp. looking forward to the jam this saturday