Big Up Magazine Issue 4 Summer 2009 (feat Mala, Flying Lotus, Adrian Sherwood, Rusko, Moderat, Cyrus, Warrior Queen, Anti Social Entertainment, Muro, Hellovon, Else, Duerden, Mrgo, Chris Ede & more! + El B mix CD)
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Big Up Magazine Issue 4 Summer 2009 (feat Mala, Flying Lotus, Adrian Sherwood, Rusko, Moderat, Cyrus, Warrior Queen, Anti Social Entertainment, Muro, Hellovon, Else, Duerden, Mrgo, Chris Ede & more! + El B mix CD)
'Big Up Magazine' is a San Francisco-based independent quarterly print and online magazine about contemporary art, underground music, revolutionary people, and street culture; with an emphasis on all aspects of the current global bass music scene. They're bagging up art that stops, wows and provokes; music that empowers, enlightens and looks forward; people who act, inspire and start revolutions. In just 9 months, Big Up has started to evolve into a global brand, with merchandise, events, and podcasts encouraging a rapidly growing and loyal customer base, drawn in by the magazine's unique niche content. Now available in the UK, Big Up Issue 4's headline features are with Mala of Digital Mystics, Rusko, and Flying Lotus, plus Warrior Queen, Adrian Sherwood, Cyrus, plus many more. As a special introductory offer, UK copies will also include an exclusive El-B mix CD, which will only be available to direct subscribers in the rest of the world. El-B's 'Big Sound' mix is a 22-track session highlighting his own material, in company with Ghost, Roxy, Benga, Zed Bias, and Opus.
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