Summer Of Twenty Eleven pt. 2 - Dubstep Megamix

ATOMIC DROP SUMMER 2011 DUBSTEP MEGA MIX Pt 2

Low Down Dirty Electro Filth&#13;
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"LOVE Atomic Drop!!" - Lazy Rich&#13;
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"Daft Punk meets Wolfgang Gartner.....Bang on the money" - Tim Healey&#13;
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“Wow nice different sound! Growling amped-up brilliance!” This Is Breaks&#13;
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"The future stars of Electro House" - NSB Radio&#13;
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“A shimmering energy of breakbeat, electro and house within a bit of a&#13;
dubstep - check these guys out for sure, They’re gonna be massive.” –&#13;
Rivmixx (The Official Festival Reviewers)&#13;
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Atomic drop (AD) is the combined creative force of James Anthony and Ken Barrett . Together they sonically sculpt deep, rolling and filthy Electro House that fuses all the best elements of dance. Coming from the sound and scene of the UKs capitol and South East their sound is next level electronic dance music for 21st century party people…. accessible to dance floors the world over.&#13;
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The fresh sounds of Atomic Drop have seen the band share the stage with artists as diverse as Underworld, Faithless, Tinnie Tempah, Booka Shade, Sub Focus and Myles Dyson and play, at arguably some of the best events, festivals and productions the world over. AD proudly headlined the Main Stage and Arcadia Stage at the UK’s number 1 dance event – The Glade Festival and the world famous Glastonbury Festival.... Not to mention rocking it at this years ADE (Amsterdam Dance Event).&#13;
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AD are currently signed to BigFish recordings and Bazooka records and are permanently busy working on their new club cuts for releases on labels like Burn the Fire, Sufer Rosa and LOT49 throughout 2012.

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Svan Luxe is a peruvian producer of Dubstep, Electro, Complextro, Riddim, Synthwave and Vaporwave. He started in 2015 under other aliases, making mashups of different songs. It is at the end of 2016 when Svan releases his first musical production under this alias, "No Impression For The Riddim", where he makes a satire of this subgenre of Dubstep.