Tracklist:

01. Sigha – Light Swells (In a Distant Space)
02. Airhead – Paper Street
03. Sigha – Early Morning lights
04. Pangaea – Sunset Yellow
05. Joy Orbison – The Shrew Would Have Cushioned The Blow
06. Shortstuff – See Ya
07. Untold – No-one Likes a Smart Arse
08. Scuba – You Got Me
09. Surgeon – Klonk pt 4
10. DFRNT – Headspace (Scuba’s secret mix)
11. AQF – Born and Raised (version)
12. Badawi – Anlan 7
13. Joy Orbison – Hyph Mngo
14. Mount Kimbie – Maybes (James Blake remix)
15. Sigha – Seeing God
16. Ramadanman – Tempest
17. Instra:mental -Voyeur
18. Sigha – Shapes
19. George Fitzgerald – Don’t You
20. Scuba – Minerals
21. Shackleton – It’s Time For Love
22. Mala – Stand Against War
23. Scuba – Last Stand
24. Joker – Psychedelic Runway

1. Caspa – Cockney Violin (Dub Police)
2. Fat Freddy’s Drop – Cay’s Crays [Blood & Fire vs. Deep Sounds Remix] (Kartel)
3. Geiom – Overnight Biscuits (Berkane Sol)
4. John B – Up All Night [Unit Remix] (cdr)
5. Rusko – Tru Powwa (Dub Police)
6. Skream – Stagger (Tempa)
7. Emalkay – Bats in the Belfry (Boka)
8. MRK1 – Grit (Planet Mu)
9. Demonic1 – Meth Art (cdr)
10. Sileni – Twitcy Droid Leg [Vex'd Remix] (Offshore)
11. Lurk & Gully – Crime Spree (cdr)
12. DJ Kudos – Bring the Lights Down [Caspa Remix] (Sound Proof)
13. Atki2 – Guilty Pleasures (Werkdiscs)
14. Danny Weed – Aligator Riddim (Dump Valve)
15. Artwork – Red (Big Apple)
16. Benny ill & DJ Hatcha – Highland Spring (Tempa)
17. Darqwan – Cold Symptoms (Texture)
18. October – Dub Junglism [Vex'd Remix] (Z Audio)
19. Daluq – Oriental Express (Soulja)
20. Rogue Star – The Calling (Urban Graffiti)
21. Benga – Break It (Benga Beats)
22. Elemental – Soul Fire (Destructive)
23. Luke Envoy – Honour Kill (Hotflush)
24. Skream – Unknown (White)
25. Zinc – Tonka (Bingo)
26. Dub Child – New Era (Storming)

RSD, perhaps better known as Bristol bass and drum music stalwart Rob Smith (one half of respected production duo Smith and Mighty), has been pushing bass heavy rhythms for more than two decades.

Under the moniker RSD, Rob Smith produces fresh, innovative bass music that simultaneously pays dues to his deep soundsystem roots while pushing things ever forward. He remains firmly at the forefront of Bristol’s endlessly inventive music scene. With a staggering discography and a range of projects encompassing dub, drum and bass, 2-step and dubstep, Rob Smith has has his finger squarely on the bass-pulse. From his musical beginnings playing guitar in local roots reggae band Restriction, Rob’s music has always had a strong dub aesthetic.

Forming the, now legendary, production duo Smith and Mighty with collaborator Ray Mighty in 1987, the pair’s early releases on the Three Stripe label were influential in laying the groundwork for both the trip hop and jungle scenes for which Bristol would become renowned. A period of chart success and major label involvement in the early nineties was followed by a return to their underground rootsfor Smith and Mighty. During this time they worked with Peter D. Rose to release groundbreaking music on their More Rockers imprint.

Rob Smith also went on to collaborate with local roots reggae producers Henry & Louis. This fruitful relationship culminated in 2001 with the release of the fantastic, yet criminally overlooked ‘Time Will Tell’ LP. Smith and Mighty’s addictive 2002 jump-up vocal cut “B-line fi blow” featuring Niji 40 may still be firmly lodged in many listeners’ brains.

Rob Smith has found a new home in 2009, as RSD, comfortably adapting to the rolling, sub- heavy rhythms of dubstep. With releases on respected labels including Punch Drunk, Earwax and Tectonic, RSD’s sound is typified by impossibly heavy soundsystem-testing sub-lines and junglist dub breaks. The irresistible energy of tunes such as 2007′s infectious breaky roller “Pretty Bright Lights”, 2008′s bubbling summer-vibed “Speakerbox” and the speaker destroying dread-fuelled stepper “Jahway” has rapidly cemented them as anthems.

An experienced, effortless and exhilirating DJ and selector.

via http://womad.org/artists/rsd-featuring-joe-peng/

Bigups to Tenbag of Hyperblazing for hooking us up with this exclusive mix from RSD feat. Joe Peng at WOMAD.

Part 1

Part 2

Tracklist
CD1:
01. King Midas Sound – Meltdown
02. Kode9 & The Spaceape – Time Patrol (ft. Cha Cha)
03. Darkstar – Aidy’s Girl’s A Computer
04. Samiyam – Roller Skates
05. Flying Lotus – Disco Balls
06. Black Chow – Purple Smoke
07. Burial – Fostercare
08. Cooly G – Weekend Fly
09. Zomby – Tarantula
10. Martyn – Mega Drive Generation
11. LV – Turn Away (ft. Dandelion)
12. Mala – Level Nine
13. LD – Shake It
14. Quarta 330 – Bleeps From Outer Space
15. Ikonika – Sahara Michael
16. Joker & Ginz – Stash

CD2:
01. Kode9 – 9 Samurai
02. Burial – South London Boroughs
03. Kode9 & LD – Bad
04. The Bug – Money Honey Remix (ft. Warrior Queen)
05. LV – Globetrotting (ft. Erol Bellot)
06. Burial – Distant Lights
07. Kode9 & the Spaceape – Ghost Town
08. Kode9 & the Spaceape – Fukkaz
09. Samiyam – Return
10. Darkstar – Need You
11. Zomby – Spliff Dub (Rustie Remix)
12. Ikonika – Please
13. Zomby – Kaliko
14. 2000F & J Kamata – You Don’t Know What Love Is
15. Joker – Digidesign
16. Kode9 – 9 Samurai (Quarta 330 Remix)

12″ #1:
A. Kode9 & The Spaceape – Time Patrol (ft. Cha Cha)
B1. Black Chow – Purple Smoke
B2. Flying Lotus – Disco Balls

12″ #2:
A. Joker & Ginz – Stash
B1. Zomby – Tarantula
B2. Samiyam – Roller Skates

12″ #3:
A. Quarta330 – Bleeps From Outer Space
B. LV – Turn Away

12″ #4:
A. Martyn – Mega Drive Generation
B. LD – Shake It

12″ #5:
A. Mala – Level Nine
B. Cooly G – Weekend Fly

Hyperdub will release 5: Five Years Of Low End Contagion on October 19th, 2009.