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A New Chapter
SLM 052
14 Jan 13
UK Funky/UK Garage
A New Chapter by DJ Blakey on Slime Cue Track
Little Bear - (6:27) 126 BPM Biggest-selling track on this release
A New Chapter by DJ Blakey on Slime Cue Track
Got Myself - (4:53) 126 BPM
A New Chapter by DJ Blakey on Slime Cue Track
Detour - (4:41) 125 BPM
A New Chapter by DJ Blakey on Slime Cue Track
Out Of Nowhere - (5:56) 126 BPM
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If You See Me
SLM 035
09 Jul 12
UK Funky/UK Garage
If You See Me by DJ Blakey on Slime Cue Track
If You See Me - (6:12) 136 BPM
If You See Me by DJ Blakey on Slime Cue Track
Back Then - (4:52) 132 BPM Biggest-selling track on this release
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Review: Known primarily as a DMC champ and 1Xtra regular, DJ Blakey steps up to the mixing desk in style on these two severe funky/garage-leaning bangers. While the title tune goes in for some vogueish detuning of vocals, astral pads and some crisp, 2-stepping beats, "Back Then" is a more upfront pre-garage house workout, with some pleasing touches of Todd Terry in the hyper-jacking drums.
Making Time
SLM 065
15 Apr 13
Deep House
Making Time by DJ Blakey on Slime Cue Track
Making Time - (6:27) 126 BPM Biggest-selling track on this release
Making Time by DJ Blakey on Slime Cue Track
Making Time (Basher mix) - (5:23)
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Review: Underground garage upstart DJ Blakey - sadly not a big fan of the infamous character from 'On The Buses', as far as we know - returns to spiritual home Slime with a decidedly summery chunk of deep garage. Those who like their 4/4 garage a little more subdued will enjoy its loose and fluid mix of skippy beats, bold melodies, atmospheric chords and Todd Edwards-inspired vocal cut-ups. Given the ubiquity of sillier garage-influenced jams at present, it makes a refreshing change from the norm. The obligatory remix comes from D&B type Basher, whose raw junglist onslaught - all warped bass, scattergun beats and old skool flava - is in stark contrast to the comfy original.