Made in promotion of Grooverider's appearance at Bukem In Session on Friday 26th July.

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Grooverider - Bukem In Session Mix (July 2013)

Fabio at Fabric Logical Progression Live

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Para Lex

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Mirage

In digging through our audio archive folders and a heap of old DAT recordings (ahead of our History session event at Phonox, Brixton, London on the 4/11/2015) we found this absolute classic mix from the great Grooverider.  Recorded at the historic Zap club in Brighton.  Enjoy.

You can catch the man himself performing a special 'Prototype Years' history set at Phonox on the 4/11/2015... 

Our next History session event takes place 04/11/2015 at Phonox, London (tickets are now completely sold out).

7 Headline acts (including our host) will be performing on the night right from 9PM up until 3AM close, Blue Note sets & History sets from start to finish, taking you back to the 90's where this music was built.

Goldie
Grooverider 'Prototype Years' set
Dj Randall '92 to 94' set
Dj Lee
Bailey
Jubei
Hosted by Cleveland Watkiss

*Earlybirds - SOLD OUT
*1st release - SOLD OUT
*2nd release - SOLD OUT.
*Final Release - SOLD OUT.

Buy your ticket directly from the Metalheadz store and save with a reduced booking fee (ticket confirmation must be clearly printed and brought to the event with no exceptions):
bit.ly/1Lxg454 (*AS OF 01/11/2015 ALL TICKETS FROM ALL SITES ARE SOLD OUT).

Tickets via RA (*TICKETS SOLD OUT VIA RA*):
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Grooverider – Metalheadz Platinum Breakz Tour - Zap Club, Brighton - 16.09.1996

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I don't really check the messages on soundcloud, so for all questions, production, and remixing enquiries please contact: blame720@gmail.com

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For everything else drop me a line, hope your feeling the music! Blame

Blame is one of the most creative producers on the drum & bass scene, an accolade hard won over years of consistently breaking musical boundaries in an attempt to bring true innovation to the music that he loves.

It all began when Blame started to create tracks that would be synonymous with the early hardcore scene. Music Takes You, a project for the Moving Shadow label, saw him break into the UK charts and become number one in the dance chart; many books charting the early days of dance music have since credited this tune as a seminal moment in what was to soon become drum & bass.

After experiencing such early chart success, Blame decided to focus on his musical direction, and received critical acclaim for tunes such as Planet Neptune, also released on Moving Shadow. Soon after Blame joined LTJ Bukem’s Good Looking Records, and it was here that he began to try out more new sounds, quickly becoming one of the labels most important artists. Blame also mixed the second in the famous Logical Progression compilation series. He not only made waves with innovative, space-age tunes such as Visions Of Mars and Alpha:7, but he also became one of Good Looking’s best DJs, touring the world with LTJ Bukem.

The next step was for Blame to set up his own label, 720 Degrees and since then has used the label as a platform for ground breaking drum & bass, including Two Revolutions, a compilation album that showcased the labels increasingly dancefloor-oriented sound. It was a direction in which Blame’s own music was heading.

Blame’s continually prolific recording schedule has lead to successful releases on Hospital Records, Metalheadz and Charge Recordings, alongside which Blame also launched a brand new project simply named Blame Music, focussing on a cinematic, experimental and almost film soundtrack style sound. The first release Hiro caused a massive stir throughout the drum & bass club scene.

Fast forwarding to 2008, Blame released Stay Forever, a beautiful blend of energetic breakbeats and soaring string sections that instantly caught the attention of Radio 1 DJs Zane Lowe, Pete Tong, Trevor Nelson, Colin Murray, Fabio, Rob Da Bank, Ras Kwame and Annie Mac. The Stay Forever vocal mix featuring Selah went straight onto the BBC 1Xtra daytime A playlist with massive support from Mistajam.

The start to 2009 was incredible. Blame & Selah's follow up Because Of You became Zane Lowe's Hottest Record In The World and Sara Cox's Single Of The Week. It was also daytime playlisted on BBC Radio 1 and 1 Xtra, receiving huge dj support from across the board.

More recently Blame released his album entitled "The Music" and has delivered some legendary remixes, adding his unique touch to crossover chart hits including: David Guetta & Kelly Rowland’s UK no.1 When Love Takes Over; the top three charting Show Me Love from Steve Angello & Laidback Luke feat. Robin S; Example’s first UK hit Watch The Sun Come Up and Alesha Dixon’s pop smash Let’s Get Excited. Blame also remixed Getting Over You by David Guetta, Chris Willis, Fergie and LMFAO. 

Blame's recent remixes include Raze's house classic "Break 4 Love", Stooshe's "Betty Woz Gone", Sway's "Level Up" and Skepta's "Make Peace Not War" and is currently working on some very exciting new projects.

Blame - 2009 Essential Mix

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