Conduct - Warning (LFS Podcast Cut) [Broken Audio]

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Robin Andrews & Chris Edwards AKA Conduct came together in 2009 through their shared passion for art and instantly began collaborating, from drawings to music to cinematography. They soon began DJing together across the UK and Conduct was formed as an outlet for their combined creative works.

Striving to show the world what can be done at 170 beats per minute, Conduct’s focus is on a seamless juxtaposition between electronic and acoustic instrumentation, and a cinematic approach to composition influenced by the likes of Hans Zimmer and Jesper Kyd. While it’s common for Drum & Bass producers to concentrate on dance-floor impact, Conduct‘s primary focus is to create an emotional response in the listener and to create a lasting body of work.

Between them, Conduct have a rich and diverse musical history, from playing live in extreme metal, be-bop and jazz bands, to the delicate nuances of digital sound design. This tapestry of experience is reflected in their dynamic, widescreen DJ sets which range from the subsonically deep, through the beautifully soulful to the fearsomely technical.


► Minimal/House playlist http://bit.ly/14XDuvx

► Drum & Bass http://bit.ly/18Cqbhr

► Hardcore http://bit.ly/14XDHyy

► Coo & smoo http://bit.ly/17yOgZg

► Hardtek http://bit.ly/17N5Niy

Rory Ben Dunne aka Rozza John Rozza. A 23 year old lad with a big love of bass music, amongst many other genres. This profile will focus mainly on dubstep/drumstep/moombahton/drum & bass, electro and glitch hop, with the occasional bit of trap, but I'm not too hot on that.

Here to show you that there's so much more to bass music than Skrillex!

Currently working on my first production so bear with me, but enjoy the tunes!


If you do not listen to music with decent speakers or headphones, and don't listen to it at the proper volume. You might as well just turn on the radio...

Don't follow me for the tracks I created. I haven't produced music in over 15 years, and the songs I created are terrible.

Follow me for the music I repost and the playlists I create. I try to bring  unique flavors to various types of music. If you expect a particular genre or music that everyone will like; keep on scrolling!

Every song I repost, deserves a full listen through, otherwise, you may miss the reason I reposted it. 

If all the music you listen to sounds the same, whats the point? Music that is different, unique, original, experimental or even weird. Will hold anew value. Even if it isn't something you traditionally enjoy. It should have more of an impact, than something you DO like; That sounds the same as everything else!

Conduct - Warning (LFS Podcast Cut) [Broken Audio]

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