The DJ Producer
Deformer
Eye-D & DJ Hidden
Innominate
Lucy Furr
N-Vitral
Sinister Souls
The Panacea
Thrasher
Tripped
Dart Host
There is a reason why Q-BASE has the highest event rating on the Q-dance calendar.
On September 18th of the year 2004, Q-dance gave birth to its first international concept: Q-BASE.
On the outskirts of the town of Weeze, just across the German border, an abandoned Royal Air Force base was claimed as a territory
for what would become a legendary day and night festival. Eleven years later, it still defends an unmatched status.
Die-hards with a refined and trained taste for hard and heavy music come together to be dragged from the light into the dark under the guidance of music.
But what makes Q-BASE so unique?
An essential and indispensable part of the experience is buried in its location.
It is a setting with an underground atmosphere and a feeling that can’t be found at any other outdoor event.
During the day, it is already a special and impressive sight to behold, yet during the night it flourishes to its fullest capacity.
Where revolution, freedom and anarchy are written in the walls, raw shaped bunkers and ammo units form dark silhouettes, connecting to rough asphalt airstrips.
From where you stand, you will see an obscure hangar through the trees and you will hear the loud sounds escaping its doors.
Once inside, you will experience its essence and become one with the vibe. Strolling around this unique terrain by night is an adventure on itself.
It is like you’re being caught in a thrilling movie script. However, it is mere reality that you find yourself in. On September 12th, Q-BASE will return.
Make sure you Lock ‘n’ Load to complete the full Ultimate Festival Experience.
Trendkill's 13th release sees a collaboration between label boss Prolix and Sustance for a track called 'Patriot', with Sustance taking control on the flip with a hard hitting neurofunk workout featuring Gusto on mic duties entitled 'Half Life'.
Dipa:
Összefolynak napok, de átélek nagyszerűeket
Csak felcsapom a gallért meg a napszemüveget
Gondolod, hogy érdekel a gondod? Na ne!
Ma lazulok hívj holnap, mondom ma ne!
Nem rohanok ma élek megy a movin' cruzin'
Nekimegyünk a világnak, velem minden kuzin
Pattanunk a verdába, tekerd meg a pakkot
Tekerd le az ablakot, tekerd fel a hangot
Álljunk meg egy szóra, álljunk meg egy sörre
A nap éget a pultot támadjuk elsőre
A pillangók miniben, csinos ez a kiscsaj
Gyere velem félre kicsit, meghittebb ha nincs zaj
Dipa vagyok szia, elűzöm minden gondod
Hamar be sikerült magad a szívembe lopnod
Éjt követ nappal, nap követ napot
Vágyaid szigetéről én a nagykövet vagyok baby
Refrén:
Az életem pazar ma, kérlek ne zavarj
Enyém ez a nap ja, enyém ez a nap
Kizártam a bajt csak, élvezet marad
Enyém ez a nap ah, enyém ez a nap
Bom:
De untam már a telet, a tavasz is kimaradt
De mindent bepótolok, úgy kipörgetem a nyarat
Egy forintom se marad, úgy betankolunk a boltba'
Kiülünk a fűbe, beborulunk a tóba
Körözünk meg sörözünk, megiszunk vagy húszat
Bennem öt van, a kezemben egy, a rekeszben egy tucat
Csini minden kiscsaj, nincs aki nem tetszik
Ilyenkor percenként szerelmes leszek egy percig
A napon barnulunk, nem kondizunk meg szolizunk
Sül a hús, fogy a dzsúz, sztorizunk meg szotyizunk
— Jól vagy tesó? — Remekül! élvezem a jó levegőt
A telóm is lemerült, végre nem vagyok szem előtt
Úgy van, ahogy lennie kell: várnak a spanok
Napelemes vagyok, ilyenkor szárnyakat kapok
Csörög a pohár, megy a sztori, járnak a lapok
És ez így megy, míg a hold le nem váltja a napot
At the age of 13 Bootsie became infatuated with hip hop records.
On vacation in Germany he scavenged his first record player from a rubbish pile in a well-heeled neighborhood. He began practicing, trying to figure out how to use the turntable as an instrument to draw melodies and rhythms out of record scratches.
1995 he formed a group called Az Arral Szemben (literally 'Upstream') with his pal Benski; he composed the basic tracks, made the arrangements and Benski came up with the words.
He has won the Hungarian DMC Championship 1996. That same year Upstream took first place among 110 competitors in the Fila Rap Jam, at that time the only national hip-hop talent contest in Hungary. They subsequently released their first tracks on the Underground label, but were then signed to another record company where their debut album 'The Flood' was released 1998, followed by 'Heavy Water' in 2000. Both for the novelty of arrangements and social commentary embedded in the lyrics, these albums are considered groundbreaking.