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Played by: Juno Recommends Drum & Bass
Review: Marking 20 years since his second album first blessed our collection, Hospital Records co-founder London Elektricity celebrates this milestone with an almighty collections of remixes from some very exciting names. From Mozey to Zero T, Kimyan Law to Conrad Subs, each artist pays respect to the golden age liquid originals while giving them the update they deserve. Highlights include the rude funk and sci-fi jazz of Hugh Hardie's remix of 'Main Ingredient', Imo-Lu & WhyTwo's gentle cosmic take on 'Syncopated City' and Watch The Ride's stinking twist on 'Billion Dollar Gravy'. Feel the inflation!
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Review: Being at the forefront of drum & bass for over a quarter of a century, Hospital Records proudly step into 2023 commemorating their 500th release with a brand new anthem packed celebratory compilation - '500'. Offering a bass-infused insight into the past, present and future of the south-London based imprint, brace yourself for 23 brand new original tracks and remixes of NHS certified classics.
Played by: MSdoS
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London Elektricity, Anthony Colman & Emer Dineen - "Build A Better World" (Hugh Hardie remix) - (4:52)
London Elektricity, Anthony Colman, Inja, Vonne, The Secretary-General & Snaz-Zee 360 - "Time To Think" (Think Tonk remix) - (4:11)
London Elektricity, Anthony Colman, Cydnei B, Andrew Sherwin & Amy Ronson - "Final View From The Rooftops" (feat Cydnei B. - Justin Hawkes remix) - (6:17)
London Elektricity, Anthony Colman & Bulgarian Goddess - "She Slowly Caught Fire" (Winslow remix) - (5:38)
London Elektricity, Anthony Colman, Felipe Wrechiski & Vonne - "I Wish You Could See It Too" (feat Urbandawn - Lilac remix) - (5:05)
London Elektricity, Anthony Colman & An Untrustworthy Hippy - "Never Trust A Hippy" (Logistics remix) - (4:51)
London Elektricity, Anthony Colman, Inja, Vonne & Orchestra Galactica - "Possible Worlds" (Digital Native remix) - (4:59)
London Elektricity, Anthony Colman & William Hine - "Empty Seat At The Table" (feat Whiney VIP) - (4:12)
London Elektricity, Anthony Colman, Bulgarian Goddess & Orchestra Galactica - "Don't Give Up Now" (Villem remix) - (5:44)
Played by: Vincent Inc
London Elektricity, Tony Colman & KJ Sawka - "Round The World In A Day" (feat Elsa Esmeralda - 10Y rework) - (5:47)
London Elektricity, Tony Colman & Riot Jazz - "Invisible Worlds" (feat Elsa Esmeralda - Lawrence Whitehead version) - (5:28)
London Elektricity & Tony Colman - "Elektricity Will Keep Me Warm" (feat Elsa Esmeralda - 10Y rework) - (3:42)
London Elektricity & Tony Colman - "Elektricity Will Keep Me Warm" (feat Elsa Esmeralda - acoustic version) - (3:27)
Played by: Juno Recommends Drum & Bass
Review: Here's an interesting twist... 10 years after the release of his fifth studio album 'Yikes', Hospital co-head honcho Tony London Elektricity Colman returns to the album and gives it a brand new twist. New mixdowns, new arrangements, new versions; 'Crikey' brings us up to date with a really fresh take on some of his biggest tracks of the early 2010s. The additional piano rave bliss on the title track, the now beatless 'Invisible Worlds' and the warmer finish on 'Had A Little Fight' are just three examples of the twists and tweaks London Elektricity has made on this great update.
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Inja, Pete Cannon, Peter Buchanan & Queen Zee - "Blank Pages" (Nookie Frequency Alignment mix) - (4:59)
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Review: 25 years! The big H celebrate a quarter of a century in the drum & bass game with this phenomenal collection of remixes, reboots and revisitations by some exceptional names from firing new talent to the sagest of OGs. From Dillinja's remix of Urbandawn's 'Come Together' to Makoto's flip on Nu:Tone's classic remix of Lenny Fontana's 'Spread Love' via L-Side's immense remix of B-Complex's 'Beautiful Lies' and A.Fruit's dusty jazz take on the early 2000s 'Beautiful' from Phuturistix, the whole Hospital rave rainbow is covered by one of the best talent line-ups outside of their festivals. Whiney to Winslow, Remarc to Ray Keith, this is a fantastic document that reflects both Hospital and drum & bass on the widest possible level. Happy anniversary!
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Review: Like some kind of Human Traffic soundtrack to 2020, Hospital's annual House Party VA has arrived. Fresh for a summer of social distancing, house parties and clandestine diversions, it's a soundtrack that will get any D&B head through the lockdown status, BBQs permitted. Top and tailed by the poppy, liquid, sample based and acoustic sessions of both Villem & Leo Wood's "We Had A Sing" and Whiney's "Better With You", find playful aggro in MC LowQui's "Middle Finger" to some hyper fresh material in Degs' "Pressure Cooker". Aggy half time once more in tracks like "Saturn's Strings" with gnarly basslines in Voltage's "The Prophet" and Logistic's "Playing With Fire" bringing the heat.
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Review: Hospital co-founder London Elektricity drops his seventh studio album and it's one of his most exciting, alluring and experimental bodies of work to date. The clues were clear when he dropped the first single, the soprano-led, Morricone-esque "Final View From The Rooftops". A statement with a narrative and a vibe of its own, it doesn't play by any established rules bar that of his own and has set the tone and vibe of the album perfectly. Other highlights include the immense jazz fusion of "I Wish You Could See It Too" (with Urbandawn), the immense goosebump-inducing funk euphoria of "The Prescription Is Love", the smouldering dark soul of "She Slowly Caught Fire" (with Bulgarian Goddess) the return of Elsa Esmerelda on the evocative 'Lonely Sirens' and the Whiney-featured gully bumper "Empty Seat At The Table". These are just a handful of highlights from truly thoughtful and hugely creative album.
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Review: Hospital Records do compilations better than most, partly because there's always something for them to celebrate. This time around it's the second year of Hospitality in the Beach, their new 4 day exercise in beach-based beats, featuring some of the best artists in the game. A huge album, the LP has 33 tracks - 25 of which are brand spanking new. Whiney's remix of Etherwood's 'Begin By Letting Go' is a highlight, the original's smoothness roughly transformed into a pummelling display of techy force. With Bou, Kasra, BOP and others making an appearance, this LP has all bases covered.
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Review: Three words: "Police In Helicopter"... One of the biggest dubplates last year is finally here, and it's joined by 24 other exceptional bangers as the Hozzy team roll out another absurd stack of "Sick" freshness from across the board. Genuinely on point tune for tune highlights include Pete Cannon's outstanding drumfunk lash out "Ella", Flava D's first D&B tune (the breath taking "Return To Me"), a bone shaking duet from the next gen gems Unglued and Bou ("Ascendant Man"), both Fred V & Grafix's first solo tunes since they split and an absolute neck breaking gully snapper from Lakeway in the form of "War Dub". And that's just scratching the surface, this is a humungous V/A album. Hot enough to burn down a cane field or two...
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Review: If you're familiar with the Forza franchise you will know two things; the game is best played to a D&B soundtrack and Hospital Records in-game radio station. Now for the first time (definitely in Hospital history, perhaps in D&B history too) the label have created an album of tracks specifically for the game. And your DJ sets. Cue Hospital's finest operators, each proffering stone cold gems. S.P.Y's "Rock Da House" is an impeccable hypnotic stepper that's been doing the business on dub all summer, Urbandawn's "Caffeine" has enough filtered disco pump to put led in your pencil for about 20 years while his collaboration with Whiney "Loki" is a splintered step jam with dramatic orchestral twists. Elsewhere London Elektricity gets sincerely symphonic on "Now That's A Switch", Hugh Hardie goes all Good Looking on "Offshore", Lakeway does some serious damage with the junglised grime hybrid "Stomp Your Soul" and Krakota gets absolutely filthy on "Mismatch". And that's not even half of it. May the Forza be with you.
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Justin Martin & Leroy Peppers - "Riding Spaceships" (Shadow Child In Search Of 94 mix) - (5:01) 57 BPM
Played by: Polaris
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