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De Underground Records was at 18 Sebert Road, Forest Gate, London. It was both a recording studio and a record shop and operated from 1991 until 1996. 

Owned by Mike De Underground (Michael Aymer), his brother Cool Hand Flex (Peter Aymer), Uncle 22 and DJ Randall, this independent business became one of the cornerstones in the development of the UK hardcore, jungle and drum and bass scene. The wider De Underground family included A-Sides, MC Fats, Marly Marl and Wacko. De Underground became synonymous with this sound and many well-known releases, including Lennie De Ice’s We Are IE Uncle 22’s Six Million Ways to Die, and Cool Hand Flex’s Melody Madness, were associated with the shop and its labels. 

During the time it was open, many of the UK’s jungle and drum and bass DJs, MCs and producers passed through its doors including people like Andy C, Bizzy B, Ellis Dee, Doc Scott, Fabio, Goldie, Grooverider, DJ Hype, Kenny Ken, Richie Montana, Peshay, DJ Rap, Slipmatt, Swan-E, DJ Zinc and many more. 

De Underground Records’ history and story is the history of mainly black working-class young people, and the incredible impact their ingenuity and creative expression had on a national phenomenon, helping to define a new and uniquely British sound and identity. 

Whilst the shop was highly influential and its owners were entrepreneurial creatives, there is little organised history recording their contribution. As part of Newham Heritage Month 2021, the project Crate Digging: The Influence of De Underground Records by Rendezvous Projects, aims to celebrate, share and preserve the cultural history of this Forest Gate institution.

Crate Digging: The Influence of De Underground Records

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Neal Howard - Indulge
Xon - Dissonance
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Cyclone - A Place Called Bliss
Energize - Report To The Dancefloor (Electro Mix)
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Model 500 - Info World
Nexus 21 - Self Hypnosis
Rhythim is Rhythim - Drama
Heychild - Heychild's Theme
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Fade II Black - The Calling
The Forgemasters - Track With No Name (Unique 3 Remix)
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MK - Somebody New
C&amp;M Connection - Bio Rhythms
Critical Rhythm - Fall Into a Trance
Psyche - From Beyond
Constant Ritual - Hard Way To Come
Blake Baxter - When We Used To Play
R-Tyme - R-Theme
Altern8 - Move My Body
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True Faith featuring Bridget Grace - Take Me Away (Pin-Up Girls Remix)
Rhythm On The Loose - Break Of Dawn (Original Mix)
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Altern8 - Re-indulge
MC Lethal - Rave Digger (2 Bad Mice Remix)

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Underground legend and old friend of the Cassette Library, Jaye Ward is in the guest mix this month. Expect skippy, bass driven belters a-plenty!

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West Norwood Cassette Library w/ Jaye Ward - October 2022

Oldskool 1991 Mix 10

30 min mix of the UK rave break beat acid pirate radio house gems from 88-92

UK Rave forgotten Gems 88-92

Loafman - K-Klass 
100 Hz - Low Frequency Overload
Frequency (Depth Mix) - Rhythmatic
Sal Batardes - Nightmares On Wax
Dance Tones (Tekno Mix) - Hypersonic
Motion - Trak One
Only a Dream - Industrial
Nectarine - Break The Limits
Kirks Back - 4 Hero
Roots And Soul - Mr. Kirk v.s. The Real Bassline
Manifestation - D-Magnify
Move My Body - Altern 8
Fantasy (Fusion Of Dreams Mix) - Fantasy UFO
Underground Breakdown (The Original Freestyle Groove Continues) (Hipper House Mix) - The Break Boys
Outer Limits - The Predator
Get On Up And Dance - Liquid Oxygen
Report To The Dancefloor (Electro Mix) - Energise
Close Encounters - Bassix
Dominator - FXU
Magic Roundabout - Rising High 
Rotation - Digital Boy

Oldskool 1990 Mix 6

Some bleep + bass and a little bit of clonk in your face. 

Largely a UK artist tracklist...enjoy!

1. Midi Rain- Eyes (Radio Mix) (Vinyl Solution 1991)
2. TTO- TTO (Shepherd’s Delight Mix) (Rough Trade 1990)
3. Cabaret Voltaire- Positive ID (Parlophone 1990)
4. KCC- State Of Mind B1 (Hi-Note 1990)
5. Forgemasters- Track With No Name (Warp 1989)
6. Two Men From Jersey- We Will Prevail (Requestline 1991)
7. Bass Culture- Facts Of Life (Bass Heavy Style) (Industrial 1990)
8. LFO- Brainstorm (Remix) (Fast Forward 1990)
9. The Octagon Man- Free-er Than Free (Vinyl Solution 1989)
10. Nexus 21- (Still) Life Keeps Moving (Instru"MENTAL" Dub Mix) (Blue Chip 1989)
11. GForce- Gee’s Dance (White Label 1990)
12. Renegade Soundwave- Thunder II (Mute 1990)

Bleep 2 Bass (1989 - 1991)

Dub bass, heavy electronic rhythms, minimalist bleep melodies and far-sighted post-industrial futurism: a deep dive into one of Britain's most forward-thinking and influential musical movements of the late '80s and early '90s, bleep and bass.

Featuring a mix of little-known cuts, stone cold classics and unheard new edits, Join The Future: Mix 1 contains lesser celebrated tracks and remixes from many of the original scene's Yorkshire pioneers (Unique 3, Rob Gordon and Forgemasters, LFO, Nightmares on Wax, Ital Rockers, Mad Musician, Sweet Exorcist, unheralded Leeds scene stalwarts DJ Martin and DJ Homes), as well as those on a similar wavelength elsewhere in the UK and beyond (Network Records, Chill Records, Brothers Grimm, No Smoke).

This is the first mix in a series tied-in to my critically acclaimed book Join The Future: Bleep Techno and the Birth of British Bass Music, which was published  by Velocity Press in December2019. You can find out more and buy the book here: https://velocitypress.uk/product/join-the-future-book/

More info on this mix and full tracklist here: mattanniss.wordpress.com/2018/09/18/bass-in-your-face-join-the-future-mix-01/

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