We’ve got some great new Tim Kuik remixes. Jelle did a literally kick-ass version of this De Jong vs. Alonso clip.
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We are running our Tim Kuik remix contest. Joris Postulart from Postulart Music created a pink one, looking like the pope.

We are running our Tim Kuik remix contest at the moment. Check out this scary black metal version. Almost as scarry as Brein eating your brains out.

We are running our Tim Kuik remix contest at the moment. Check out this cool version by kevin d b.

American producer Durlin Lurt made a conceptual hip hop album with 26 tracks from a to z, built entirely with samples from Muppet creator Jim Henson. Guest appearances by fancy people like  Mr. Dibiase and DAK.

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In the 30s and 40s, folklorist and ethnomusicologist Alan Lomax travelled across America recording indigenous songs and oral histories, developing the now-hallowed Library of Congress Archive of American Folk Song. In the 1950s he moved on to Europe documenting songs in Britain, Ireland, Spain and Italy.

For the PBS TV series American Patchwork he travelled again through the south and southwest of America shooting 400 hours of footage between 1978 and 1985. This week the Alan Lomax Archive and Cultural Equity launched a YouTube channel for this material. There’s not a lot of material there yet, but this will no doubt become an impressive collection of anything folk and blues related. Check out some previews of what’s to come here below. Yeehaw!

Hi there! This is Incu Thursday. Every Thursday, 2pm local time, we announce the musicians that were confirmed for the Incubate 2010 festival during the past week. Whether it’s one or twenty name, as long as we have things to confirm.. Here are the names for this week:

Friday 17/9

• Sabbo (ISR)

Saturday 18/9

• Bomb Diggy Crew (NL)
• Boogie Dave (UK)
• ODDSAC (a visual album by Danny Perez with a soundtrack by Animal
  Collective) (will also be screened on Sunday 19/9)

Unfortunately, Ladyhawk and The Fresh & Only’s are no longer part of the Incubate 2010 line-up. They had to cancel their tours.

Tickets for Incubate 2010 are available now via http://incubate.org/2010/tickets. If you want Incu Thursday blog-posts directly in your mailbox every Thursday at 2pm, register for the Incu Thursday newsletter here:

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Need more info on the artists and links to their MySpace, Last.fm, Twitter, Wikipedia etcetera? Click on the links in the band-names to go to their profile on our website.
We’re now on 179 confirmed artists. All confirmations for Incubate 2010 are on the Artists page on Incubate.org. You can start listening to Incubate 2010 bands by subscribing to the Incubate 2010 Spotify playlist.

Attending Incubate 2010? Show us on social media like Last.fm, Facebook, Festivalinfo, iDiDiD or Hyves! Incubate 2010 is from September 12th until September 19th in the city of Tilburg.

See you next week!

We are running our Tim Kuik remix contest at the moment. Check out this version by @markvdcorput

Less than two months until Incubate 2010. For the past few months we’ve been announcing new artists every week. But with 200 + artists coming up in September we can imagine you losing your hold. That’s why we compiled the Incubate 2010 Spotify playlist (http://incu.at/spotify). Subscribing to this playlist will get you acquainted with most of the Incubate 2010 bands.

Apart from their music, part of the getting-to-know-them-better-proces will also be us asking some of the artists a few questions in the upcoming months. The fifty-fourth edition in a series:

Haribo Macht Kinder Froh

1.Can you please introduce yourself?
Hi there, we are Haribo Macht Kinder Froh, a partycore/electrocore band from The Netherlands. We mix metalcore and emocore with electro and trance so kids who like bands as Asking Alexandria, Attack Attack!, Enter Shikari or The Devil Wears Prada definitely have to check us out!

2.Where are you at the moment?
Getting wasted at one of the best afterparty’s we ever had! Hopefully many more afterparty’s like this will follow..!

3.Have you played in the Netherlands before and if so, what’s your view on or experience with the scene you’re operating in in The Netherlands?
We are a band from The Netherlands so we played a lot in our country, we love the scene we are participating in, the club shows are cool and the crowd like to party with us and we like to party with that same amazing crowd!

4.What can we expect of your gig at the Incubate Festival?
You can always expect a party and also at Incubate Festival we will try to make one. We deliver dance, you deliver moves! And because it’s the Incubate Festival we definitely will bring some special suprises!

5.What are your plans for the (near) future?
In september we will record our debut album at the Split Second Sound studio. This will be released somewhere at the end of October. We are doing a european tour in October too and are hoping to do a club tour in The Netherlands to promote our album in November/December!

Tim Kuik is the Andy Warhol of Pop Culture. He’s omnipresent and omnipotent. Always fighting for the power of creativity. That’s why we’ve started a Tim Kuik remix contest. Create your own image of this creative superforce and get published at our blog. Please send your entries to joost AT incubate dot ORG