Jungle Techno, Early Hardcore, Breakbeat #2

Stormski refix of the all time classic "We Are i.e." by the legendary Lennie De Ice

Lennie De Ice - We Are i.e. (Stormski Refix) [promo edit]

This is a complete remake of Micky Finn's set at Dance Trance - Sound of the Summer, August 8th 1993 set.

Tracklist:

01). Fruit & Veg - Mixed Salad EP (B1) (SKNIT1 Vinyl Fanatics) 1992-2022
02). Lemon D "Parazone Part 2 (Remix)" (Planet Earth) 1993
03). Cool Hand Flex "Complete Control" (In Touch) 1993
04). Trace "Lost Entity (New York Side)" (Lucky Spin) 1993
05). Bizzy B "Infactuation" (One Nation) 1993 *
06). Vibes & Wishdokta "Peakin Thru The Window" (Asylum) 1993
07). Johnny Jungle "Flamable" (Suburban Base) 1993
08). Omni Trio "Feel (Feel Good)" (Moving Shadow) 1993-2001
09). Jack & Phil "We Are Unity" (Basement) 1993 *
10). Nookie "The Sound of Music" (Reinforced) 1993-1994
11). Peshay "Warning" (Reinforced) 1993
12). Jim Polo & Neil Vass "Underground Feeling" (Dark Horse) 1993
13). Dragon Fly "Equal" (Whitehouse / Underground Music) 1993-200?
14). Urban Shakedown "Burning Passion (Dubplate Mix 1)" (Urban Shakedown / Vinyl Fanatics) 1993-2022
15). Psycho & Mr. Man "Marked Up" (Rugged Vinyl) 1993 *
16). DJ Crystl "Warp Drive" (Dee Jay) 1993
17). Hyper On Experience "Lords of the Null Lines (Foul Play Remix)" (Moving Shadow) 1993
18). 2 Bad Mice "Tribal Revival (Remix)" (Moving Shadow / Sm:)e) 1993-1994 CD Album
19). Red Alert & Mike Slammer "In Effect" (Slammin Vinyl) 1993

1992_-_042322_Mickey_Finn@Dance_Trance_-_Sound_of_Summer_August_8th_1993_Remake_(320kbps)

Vinyl remake (except for track 1) of the Grooverider set from History of Amnesia House, November 1993.  Sadly the dubplate mix of track 5 was never released so I had to use the official version.

Tracklist: 

01) Jungle House Crew - Darksides (Grooverider Silence Mix) [Formation]
02) DJ Tamsin & The Monk - A Better Place (DJ Trace Mix) [White House]
03) Nookie - T-Three [Reinforced]
04) Mike De Underground - Blind Date EP (A) [U No Dat]
05) Slipmatt - Breaking Free [Awesome]
06) FBD Project - The Core [Bang-In Tunes]
07) DJ Anthems - The Bounce [Formation]
08) Uncle 22 & Navigator - 6 Million Ways To Die (Uncle 22 Mix) [Ram]
09) Q Project - Night Moves (Alliance Remix) [Legend]
10) Grooverider - Sinister (The Influence Remix) [Reinforced]
11) DJ Pulse - Stay Calm [Creative Wax]
12) DJ Wax - Moments So Dark Side A [CMC]
13) Arabian Knights - Soundforce (No Hat, No Job Original Mix) [Soundman]
14) Hardware - X Amount Of Shots [Face]
15) Omni Trio - Renegade Snares (Foul Play Remix) [Moving Shadow]
16) Deep Blue - The Helicopter Tune (Fantasy #1) [Moving Shadow]
17) Inta Warriors - Dreams of Heaven (The Silence Mix) [Dee Jay]

1992_-_042322_Grooverider@Amnesia_House_November_1993_Remake_(320kbps)

This is probably going to be my last upload here so it should probably be this.

This is a remake of Grooverider's Unknown Title (Mix 1).  This is one of the last unreleased dubplate tracks that I really love that has not been released.  There were two versions of this track, this one, and a version that used a lot more samples from KC Flight "Voices" as well as more breakbeats and a piano breakdown.  Fortunately this version 1 was played on the Grooverider Alive CD mix that the Eclipse club put out.

I used the original high quality audio from the Grooverider Alive CD and then used some free AI tools on the Internet to make instrument solos to reconstruct the intro and outro.  Unfortunately at the time that I did this I could not get a baseline solo so the second drop into the D-50 strings does not have the baseline as it should.

I absolutely love this track!  I love every track Raymond played on the Alive CD but as of now, I pretty much collected every vinyl he played in that brilliant set.  This track is the last one I don't have.  I love what sounds like the Roland D-50 spooky strings and the heavy Detroit Techno influence.  At one point I bought a Suburban Knight record just because it sounded like this tune.  I'm pretty sure Groove was going for the Suburban Knight sound but in my opinion, he surpassed this goal.

I'm putting this up in the hopes that it will spark Raymond Bingham to release the originals on vinyl.  I just want this track and its remix on vinyl.  There are a few other unreleased dubplate tracks that would be nice like Trace "Definition of Living", and some Roni Size stuff but this Grooverider track is the best unreleased track and I hope it comes out.

Funny thing, a few summers ago I spotted Grooverider and Fabio on the Seaside Heights boardwalk.  Either that or two people were cosplaying as them which is more unlikely.  I rode past them several times on my Team Sky bike while blasting the genre I love from my blutooth speaker.  At one point one of them blurted out "'Ardkore!" in a British accent.  I didn't stop to say Hi...  I'm still kicking myself for this.  I had a chance to pester Mr. Bingham to release "Unknown Title / Unknown Title (Remix)" on vinyl or digital!!!!  Ugh.....  What a shame I missed out.  Hopefully someday he catches wind that people really like "Unknown Title / Unknown Title (Remix)".

Grooverider_-_Unknown_Title_(Mix_1)_Reconstruction_1993-2022_(320kbps)

KFRR08B1 -  Haze - Drift On A Memory

Beautiful

http://www.executive-records.com/

Haze Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/hazeexecutiverecords

Bio

Benjamin Hayes started DJing in 1997, producing in early 2003 and has had the opportunity to play at major dance parties across Australia and internationally in USA, New Zealand and the UK.

Haze is the owner and label manager of Executive Records, Executive Digital, Recycled Records and Recycled Digital. He uses these outlets to push his productions, and the productions of other Australian artists around the world.

Haze’s early beginnings started with Breakbeat, Jungle and Drum & Bass. His musical influences come from producers from the infamous Moving Shadow, Reinforced and Kniteforce labels to name a few. 

Production wise Haze now focuses on the sounds of yesteryear with tracks ranging from 130bpm to 170bpm in either early Hardcore, Breakbeat, Jungle or Drum & Bass.

Renowned for his scratching abilities and tight mixing his 28-year DJ career has given him the experience to deliver a mind blowing set each time.

Be prepared for an energetic hardcore set that Haze is renowned for with plenty of new tracks fresh from the studio!

EXECUTIVE RECORDS - BIOGRAPHY

Executive Records was formed in 2004 by Sydney’s Ben Hayes as an outlet for both his own productions and those emerging from a number of talented young Australian artists such as Haze, Weaver, Dover, JTS, S3RL, Antix, Suae, Tom-E, Destiny, Reazn &amp; Implex.

Kicking off to an explosive start, Executive Records has already unleashed a series of powerful, soaring efforts and will be covering hardcore in its broadest sense, incorporating uplifting vocal numbers and tough freeform pounders, but always keeping things euphoric and musical. With past releases earning plays at the biggest raves and receiving rave reviews in the pages of Mixmag, it looks like Executive will become the first truly global hardcore outlet to come out of the Australian hardcore scene. Rock on!

JOIN Our Facebook Group: <a href="http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=81959674590&amp;ref=ts" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=81959674590&amp;ref=ts</a> &#13;
JOIN Our Youtube Group: <a href="http://www.youtube.com/user/ExecutiveRecordsAUS" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/user/ExecutiveRecordsAUS</a>&#13;
BUY Executive Tracks: https://www.beatport.com/label/executive-records/23172

KFRR08B1 - Haze - Drift On A Memory

Ben Haze