Opening the Backdraft remix EP, we’ve got a big rework of 'You Don't Know Me' by Fireteam. Going straight in
with some hard breaks and a guttural bass, Fireteam use their drum and bass sensibilities to keep it pumping
Australian Bass and Trap music producer, Spenda C takes on the “Wanna Do” remix featuring MC-ing from
Sporty O. He gets right into it with some dirty bass, groovy claps and fat drops. Cleverly chopping up the vocal
Spenda adds a little bit of southern flavour.
Next up we’ve got another great remix of “You Don’t Know Me” coming this time from previously named High
Rankin now, Rain City Riot, who has prior releases on Defected and Toolroom. Starting off with a chilled rhythm
and some soft swelling synths he quickly turns it into a sentimental, pulsing deep track with extra light on KT
Forrester’s serene vocal.
Finishing up this release we’ve got Backdraft’s 12” versions of “You Don’t Know Me” and “Wanna Do”. The
Manchester based bass veterans giving you all the bass and breaks you can handle once again.

Check out the video here.. http://youtu.be/HUO-6Bu0ahM




Backdraft - Wanna Do/You don't know me remixes - Botchit & Scarper

Speaker(s): Professor Barry Buzan, Trine Flockhart, Professor John Ikenberry, Professor Charles Kupchan | This roundtable of eminent scholars will debate the future of the liberal international order. The liberal order is a global system based on shared norms, economic openness, and commitment to cooperation through multilateral institutions. Will this system of global governance persist, or is the global system likely to become more fragmented,  mercantilist, and more conflictual? Barry Buzan is emeritus professor of international relations at the London School of Economics and Political Science and honorary professor at the University of Copenhagen and Jilin University. Trine Flockhart is senior researcher at the Danish Institute for International Studies in Copenhagen and in 2013-2014 senior fellow at the Transatlantic Academy in Washington D.C. John Ikenberry is Albert G. Milbank Professor of Politics and International Affairs at Princeton University and co-director of Princeton’s Center for International Security Studies. In 2013-2014 he is the Eastman Visiting Professor at Balliol College, Oxford. Charles Kupchan is professor of international affairs at Georgetown University and the Whitney H. Shepardson Senior Fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations. In 2013-2014 he is a senior fellow at the Transatlantic Academy. Thu, 23 Jan 2014 16:00:00 GMT

The Future of the Liberal World Order [Audio]

BOS2073 04 - Backdraft Ft. KT Forrester - You Don't Know Me (12  Version)

BOS2073 03 - Backdraft Ft. KT Forrester - You Don't Know Me (Rain City Riot Remix)

BOS2073 02 - Backdraft Ft. Sporty - O - Wanna Do (Spenda C Remix)

BOS2073 01 - Backdraft Ft. KT Forrester - You Don't Know (Fireteam Remix)

System Rmx Feat Tumpz, Fox & Julie Gordon (FREE DOWNLOAD)

Perfect Kombo & Paket - Can You Feel It

SSB033a.Backdraft Feat Poet Shadeo - Do Dis - Specimen A Remix - SOUNDSYSTEM BASSROCK

Lady Arannia - Inside Your Mind - Original Mix

Sonar Riddim

Pablobeatz - Sonar Riddim

Mortlock - Evolutionary

Mortlock - The Hex

Loopdigga - Timewarp Screwface Remix

Just a Nice UKG/Breaks KInda Mixtape not so heavy .. Enjoy

Mixtape UKG / Breaks (GBreaks)

The debut single, 34 years late, from mid ‘80s Manchester noisemakers Magic Roundabout. Played shows with Loop, Spacemen 3, The Pastels, The Vaselines.

Sneaky Feelin'

Magic Roundabout, Sneaky Feelin' (Teaser)

Paul Chadwick & Karrie Price
                Genre:Breakbeat, Dubstep, Hiphop
                Record Label:Botchit & Scarper, Bassrock, Downbeat, Passenger, Sound of Habib

              Backdraft have been an integral part of the breakbeat scene for the past 8 years. Supported by everyone from Plump DJ’s, Meat Katie, Rennie Pilgrim, FreQ Nasty to Tayo. With releases on Botchit & Scarper, Passenger, Bassrock & Downbeat this Manchester duo are one of breakbeats veteran acts with a loyal and avid fanbase. Whether they are fusing ragga vocals with electro wobbles, reggae blessed grooves with syncopated beats or just having a laugh, trying to melt the globes bass cones… one thing is always obvious, they do it in style and with passion.

              

BOS2073 04 - Backdraft Ft. KT Forrester - You Don't Know Me (12 Version)

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