Jingletown, by Siren

Jingletown

by Siren

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1.	Summertime In Oakland 04:38	buy track
2.	Law & Disorder 03:58	buy track
3.	Stunna 04:21	buy track
4.	Negative Ion 03:53	buy track
5.	Burst 04:10	buy track

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“... the south side of Oakland comes to life in the Dubstep sounds of Jingletown.”

‘Jingletown’ is a name given to a ghetto neighborhood on the south side of Oakland where cultures collide. Home to some of the best Burritos in the Bay Area, some of the most hyped of the Hyphe Hip Hop scene and some scary street sideshows.
Both successful and starving artists live there for the cheaper large work spaces, musicians like it because they get away with noise at all hours and the rest is wreaths on the sidewalk from a recent drive by or some other gang related violence.

On ‘Jingletown’ , Siren delves into the sound and energy of the neighborhood. The ecstatic enjoyment of good tunes in a lowrider on the sunny day, is ‘Summertime In Oakland’, the edginess of hitting those same streets at night is reflected on the tracks ‘Law & Disorder’ and ‘Negative Ion’, ‘Stunna’ is hitting the happening club or underground warehouse party and then escaping it all as you wizz away on the freeway are the sounds of ‘Burst’.

Since his debut on Muti Music last year, Siren took the US west coast by storm. He was quickly signed to an agency alongside the likes of Kraddy, Mimosa, RD and Marty Party and began his career as a touring DJ & producer. Some recent highlights include playing to thousands of fans on the Do Lab Stage at Coachella this year and headlining at Beta in Denver.

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released July 12, 2010

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Muti Music San Francisco, California

Muti Music is an independent record label that is based in San Francisco, CA created in 2002 by Dov1.

Muti Music artists represent forward thinking bass music and a lot of the sound heard in the global boutique festival culture.