SICK CHIRPSE SOUNDCLOUD STAR #3: CUBIQ

Week after week I find myself searching on Soundcloud for new and exciting artists and so far Iai??i??ve gathered a small collection that have been creating amazing music but not many people have been listening to their tracks. So, feeling sorry for them (and also envying them for being such amazing producers) I decided to help them out a little and give them a feature on our website. Pretty nice of me eh?

This week is Oxford based House DJ’s/Producers Cubiq.

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Who are you, where are you from etc?

My name is Jamie Jay and I am one half of ‘Cubiq’, the other half being Carlos Posada. We’re both from Oxford and also play in a band called ‘Wild Swim’ (www.wildswimmusic.com) which is going pretty well these days. We both claimed to hate electronic music when we met at the tender age of thirteen, but we soon ‘saw the light’.

How would you describe your sound? What makes you different from any other artist out there?
We like to think that we are ‘minimal techno/deep house’ yet we would have to admit that we definitely do depart from these genres from time to time. We’re in a similar situation to our band in that we never want to ‘settle’ with one sound or genre; we want to explore as much as we can (within reason). I think that our fickleness is the only thing that would set us apart from some (not all) other artists.

What process do you go through when it comes to writing tracks?
Carlos might come up with some chords on the piano and that will evolve into a house track (such as our collaborations with Bristol’s ‘Real Nice’). I might walk around my garage (where I live) with a condenser mic for ten minutes recording noises and then use Ableton to warp and manipulate those sounds. Carlos and I will generally get together and painstakingly go through the track until we find ourselves leaping about to it…that’s when we know that it’s almost done.

Which artist(s) would you most like to work with and why?

We’re into a wide range of artists (aren’t we all) from folk to reggae, from metal to classical, from rock to minimal etc etc. At the moment we’re making a huge effort to reel it all in so I am sure Piemont would be able to help us with that if we were ever lucky enough to work with them. Tracks of theirs like ‘Black smoker’ show how good they are at being economical with what they use.

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What are some of your favourite records and why?
‘Kid A’ by Radiohead was such a revolutionary use of electronics in modern popular music so that has got to be one of our favorites. ‘Calling out of context’ by Arthur Russel is also good for exactly the same reasons. Neither of these are exactly dance music records; packed full of ‘choons’, but they definitely help steer us in the right direction.

One record you wish you had written and why?
Carlos has always wished he was behind the Fred Falke remix of ‘Golden cage’ by ‘The Whitest Boy Alive’ so that would be his answer, even if it is only a track and not a whole record. I would have to say ‘Kid A’ or ‘Calling out of context’ because they are two records that really blow you away with both production AND songwriting (it’s rare for an artist to nail both aspects in one work!)

What kind of music do you play out? Whereabouts do you usually play?
We always gauge the vibe at gigs to see if we’re going to go down the ‘house avenue’ or the ‘minimal avenue’…it’s a tricky call to make! We play out in Oxford and away from home too. We’re doing Gottwood, Underhill, Truck, Glade and possibly Wakestock this summer so come down and say hi.

What has the future got in store for you?

We’re talking to a good label about working something out at present and we’re also doing big things with ‘Wild Swim’ so it’s busy stuff. The future is looking pretty busy at the moment!

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Finally, whatai??i??s the biggest Sick Chirpse youai??i??ve ever pulled?

I reckon these festival slots that we’ve got sorted out for the summer would have to be it. Cubiq isn’t that ‘big’ at all, yet we’re lucky enough to be doing four or five big DJ sets in July purely because of naggin’ ‘n’ blaggin’ the organizers. I hope I answered that correctly, what is the definition of ‘Sick Chirpse’?

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