By Peter Swimm, on October 21st, 2015 
ovenrake got booked to provide some beats for a hip hop night in Seattle. The freestyles were hot – talent was dripping from the ceiling to the floor. Alas no picturesque DJ + MC pairing was formed that night but that was no reason to give up. Spoonicorn pounced on the secret driptape 2 mix and breathed a new form of life into these tracks. If you were a fan of the first driptape and you’re wondering “what the f? this isn’t a mixtape, where’ my mixtape??” Settle down! it’ll happen, these tracks were just so hot y’know?
Direct link: https://datafruits.bandcamp.com/album/driptape-vol-2-feat-spoonicorn
By tctdbot, on June 20th, 2011
By 8bitpeoples, on May 2nd, 2011 
Keeping ducks has become one of the most popular domestic hobbies in the past few years, stirring a revival of interest in the breeds, following many years of indifference. People keep them for many different reasons, increasingly they are to contribute to the family menu, their eggs are delightfully rich and their meat is delicious.
4mat, Zan-zan-zawa-veia, ovenrake, An-Cat-Max, Linde, Jellica and many more sought to join us as we celebrate the mighty duck through a duck themed chip compilation. Disappointingly, we only received two duckstep tracks…
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By B. Leo, on April 7th, 2011
After weeks on the TransAmerican Chip Tour, ovenrake was on a rocky relationship with his Little Sound DJ cartridges. Exceeding the limitations with lsdj just wasn’t enough for Washington’s own, he also managed to exceed bandcamp’s limitations as well. Behold his vision of a 32 minute dance jam, CattButt, a Piggy Tracker induced mashup. This release falls nothing short from his previous work, and keeps yo’ heads ringin’. Below is a note from the desk of Dakota Clark, a.k.a. ovenrake.
I would like to sincerely apologize for the release of
“CattButt”. These apologies are owed to the
original artists sampled throughout this collection,
such as: Jennifer Lopez, Tears For Fears, and
Montel Jordan (to name a few). I also apologize to
the listeners who will be subjected to what my idea
of a 32 minute dance mix should always sound
like. I hope you can find the time to understand
the mistakes I’ve made, they were foolish and
reckless, so I gambled. Please just let this be so
we can put it behind us.
Rock out to it here!
By Peter Swimm, on April 1st, 2011
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