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13 Nov 10
FLRDD 003
16 Oct 06
EL 0405100
31 Mar 10
DROP 012
11 Oct 12
METPROALB 032
30 Mar 09
151201 2
05 Jan 12
NXT 002
15 Apr 13
ADU 016
13 Mar 08
FIRCDA 009
16 Aug 10
RBG 003
24 Jun 08
45678
19 Jan 10
KDC 049
09 Jan 13
ENVISION 027
28 Jan 09
CDTOT 2X
19 Mar 09
3661585184720
01 Dec 09
ATGCD 05
02 Oct 06
TSR 006
26 Nov 08
10000 5915
12 Oct 08
1000000201
29 Jul 09
FLR 031
04 Feb 09
OLARIS 036
15 May 08
JAL 140
13 Aug 12
Played by: DJ Rudd, Fuzzbox Inc, Valique, Chudy, Trotter, Juno Recommends Breakbeat, Juno Recommends Funky House, Freddy Love, Tosses & Varvez, Eric Rug
Review:
Jalapeno apply a little label synergy and hook Featurecast up with their golden-larynxed crooner John Turrell. The end result teeters on edge of ballad in the best possible way; soft keys, silky guitars and a smooth soothing groove. Serious bar, beach or bedtime material. Remixwise Featurecast adds his own funk mix before handing over duties to Heavyfeet (jacking house with nice speed garage undertones) and Psychemagik (trippy, cosmic and timeless). Beautiful stuff.
210520 13
10 May 13
SBR 019
11 Feb 13
IBR 004
09 Mar 12
TSR 004
01 Oct 08
KIR 217
30 Apr 09
SSMG 00395
29 Jan 13
VIMBREAKS 106
15 Aug 11
ZENCD 53
21 Sep 04
BER 045
29 Feb 08
GFD 04
01 Apr 13
Played by: Spinforth, Roast Beatz, Manmade / Cmc-Silenta, All Good Funk Alliance, Actual Sounds, Juno Recommends Breakbeat, The Funk Hunters, Rory Hoy, DJ Jimi Needles, Ez Icarus, Essex Groove, Funk And Filth, Bialson Hajsy
Review:
There are various ways to apply pressure to your dancefloor. You could turn the venue into a vacuum, you could drop one of those comedy (but deadly) 100 tonne anvils on the floor OR you could drop this - a nu-funk swagger basher with cute shades of electro on the bass and a silver-tongue, almost Q-Tip style, rap from Imagine This; it's perfectly pressurised and comes danger-free! Remix-wise Funkanomics add a little P-funk to proceedings, the ever-cool Skeewif goes for more of a classic low-swung funk rub while WBBL hurl a whole barrel of squidgy bass at us. Apply this to your dancefloor today!
VXR 014
24 Jul 12
FLR 11
23 Nov 07
FAULTCD 501
13 Apr 09
FAULTCD 10
06 Apr 09
FLR 041
19 Sep 11
VIMBREAKSSPECIALEDITION 07
02 Apr 13
DTW 011
25 Jul 11
Review:
Four supercharged electro-breaks standouts courtesy of the Drop The World label, and a quartet of ace producers united on this new EP. Justin Faze elicits huge, octave-straddling chords and epic builds on the winning "Tigers Blood", while William Van Dyke's "Here It Go" goes for classic chunky breakbeat drum hits over a wild, rising synth riff. Curtis B gets low and filthy on his bass-busting mix of Lucky Date's "Grind On Me", featuring some of the stickiest vocal hooks heard in a long while, while on his own "Keep On Movin'", Curtis channels old-school hip-hop thanks to long-time cohort Whiskey Pete's streetwise rhymes.
APEM 017
01 Mar 10
Review:
Three hell-raising Cornish DJs who clearly put their love of partying into their tunes, the Freerange DJs are back with a bang with Back To The Old Jack.
Their original mix has plenty of turbo fuel in it's tank, combining a crunchy acid-line and some powerful and punchy drums. A peak-time Breaks tune, it also has scratches and cuts by the barrel full, with all manner of old-skool samples dropped in to keep the crowds on their toes. Fellow Cornwall-dweller Rektchordz turns in a strong remix, with plenty of Techy attitude and some brilliantly structured off-kilter rhythms that really make it stand out. Tokyo's Eshericks also turns in a blinder, working in a tempo-dip that'll make it an invaluable battle weapon for DJ's looking to switch tempos and styles in a classy way. Anyone familiar with duo Quadrat Beat will know they don't take any prisoners, and their mix takes the original and turns the rinse-factor all the way up to 10! With Dom Almond's pounding mix rounding off the set, these will blatantly be lodged in people's sets for months - get involved as soon as possible.
808391 207011
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