BitJam Podcast

Episode #19 - Drum and bass part 2 Once again we present some tracked drum'n'bass music from the 1990s - and this time it's about two trackinggroups: Theralite from Hungary and Rebound from Finland. Both hosted some big artists, in terms of demoscene credit as well as later "reallife" d'n'b status. So here we go with some big tunes - speed up and headbang with us again in the second Drum and Bass podcast episode! Mixing and jingle by Vincenzo, compiled by Dipswitch, logo #19 by KF

Switzerland isn't just the known for cheese-holes, gold-bullions, watches and chocolate, but also for being the origin country of the demoscene group Brainstorm. Now being a completely international team, Brainstorm doesn't always take itself too seriously and relentlessly keeps injecting some humour into the scene. In this podcast Bitjam is taking a journey through parts of the group's archives, ranging from ZINE to Chillosophy, Cui-Zine, Rhino Discharge, Fairytale and more...

Attention! The Dutch are coming! Holland has given us a lot of good composers. We have picked the best tracks among wooden shoes, tulips and windmills for your enjoyment. And many thanks to Reyn for his exclusive music! Mixed by Vincenzo, jingle by pOWL and Virgill, logo #17 by Alien^PDX

We got our microscope and went looking for big hits in very small packages. This time the podcast contains 100% pure softsynth action in the form of big, big tunes from tiny, tiny 4k intros. Part radiomix, part beatmix - enjoy this special guest BitJam Podcast mixing appearance by Gloom. Shoutouts to the peeps in the nordic conspiracy! Mixed by Gloom, Jingles by Virgill, logo #16 by H2O

Just For Fun, this was the motto of the long awaited online music competition, organized by www.scene.hu with Slyspy's leadership. The compo was a big success: 30 musicians entered. This is a nice summary, because the hungarian demoscene is small (around ~250ppl nowadays). This podcast will guide you trough the entries in "Viva chartshow style", starting from the last placed song to the first. Have fun! Mixed by Vincenzo, logo #15 by Zoom

Founded in 1999, Most Valuable Playaz (also knows as MVP or simply Mo'Playaz) was the cream of the crop when it came to drum'n'bass. Releasing mostly tracked modules, it has been a home for many nowadays big d'n'b names such as Muffler, Psidream, Krii aka Resound and Mad-E. When MVP went inactive in 2002, the scene lost one of the last quality tracking groups...

Rebels - the band of badboys give you an almanach: memories of a decade, our finest ingredients. After 20 years of rebelling, making demoscene productions, being one of the oldest scenegroups, we are still here. We give you a little piece of our history in chronological order. Rebels - We Make All Days Partydays!

This episode contains interviews with the Function2007 visitors: Kelsey, Jailbird, Dipswitch and Nuke. Sadly, the interviews with Delilah, Iq and Irene were bugged (thanks to the recorder), so we couldn't use them... Sorry guys... Mixed by Vincenzo, logo by Zoom, special guest star: Pohar, as reporter

This time the podcast contains classic Amiga demotunes turntable-mixed by Virgill. I'm saying it's going to be a very big hit! Mixed by Virgill, exclusive Bitjam jingle by CONS, logo by KF

The deadline for Antique Toy has been extended till November 15th. So everybody who hasn't finished their works for the compo still have a chance. Here are the rules. All questions and suggestions are accepted by mail: -email- This podcast features tunes from antique antique toy compos. Mixed by Vincenzo and C-Jeff, jingle by pOWL, logo by Zoom, Antique Toy logo by Asphyx and girl (Picture: Finality) by Deadie.