Diffrent Music & Flexout Audio got planned to get together to bring you a bit of news, which you've probably by now, already heard about, so instead, they played a load of music, and reviewed some beer, and explained what a "Flex out" actually is, etc… Chris Dexta, James Amoss & Tom Retraflex take you through an hour of all things D&B with a hint of malt & ops. Enjoy!

Tracklist:
Andy Pain - Take It [Diffrent Music]
Shiver - Solid State [Flexout Audio]
Jekyll - Drainpipe [Diffrent Music]
NickBee & Displaced Paranormals - Mothman [Inception Audio]
CoLateral - Toe Tagger [Dubplate]
Kolectiv - Sleeper Cell [Diffrent Dub]
Mavamatics - Kodachi [Dubplate]
Mystic State, Tension & Lucy Kitchen - Slip Away [Flexout Dub]
Freeway - Baraka [Dubplate]
ShyFX vs Sam Binga - Sambaata [Dubplate]
Monoscript - Circuit [Dubplate]
Shiver - Crossover [Flexout Audio]
Quadrant, Kid Hops & Iris - Converge (DLR & Ant TC1 Re-Converge) [Dispatch]
Amoss & Dexta - Afroman [Diffrent Dub]

The event:
Diffrent x Flexout @ Plan B, Brixton (13.12.14)
Amoss
Dexta
Fearful
Fre4knc
Mystic State
Shiver
Taelimb & Conscience
Sense MC
MCXL
K.Eye
P.Fine

Tickets: http://bit.ly/diffflxa

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Diffrent x Flexout (Part 1)

“Great minds don’t think alike. They think Diffrent.”

British independent record label exploring the experimental realms of Drum & Bass / Bass Music and beyond. Established in 2010, run by Chris Dexta, Ben Funks, James Hillah & Chris OneTen

Send Demos & DUbs via www.diffrentmusic.com/demos

Organizer/Promoter at Breakbaar, Dubstep&Drum n bass in Zwolle/The Netherlands

Mavamatics first discovered drum & bass in the late 90s and early 2000s after hearing tracks like LTJ Bukem's Atlantis and Roni Size/Reprazent's Brown Paper Bag on skate video soundtracks. He didn't know anything about the genre because at the time he was more into trance, hip hop and rock music. 

It wasnÂ’t until 2005 when he heard tracks by artists like Calyx & Teebee, Noisia, Omni trio on a game soundtrack that he started to take notice once again. He started delving a bit more and discovered artists like Nu:tone, High Contrast, Logistics, Marcus Intalex, Chase &Status and even Pendulum as they went mainstream. 

After getting into drum and bass alongside dBrief - who moved on into production - he decided to try his hand at making tunes himself. He was introduced to the likes of Hardline along the way and started to gain knowledge, delving into the deeper, darker side of the drum & bass spectrum. This led to a release on Surface Audio - the first of many to come as he refines his sound. 

Along the way he met DJ Ed G and the two hit it off straight away as their love of the music and their taste in tunes goes hand in hand. Ed comes from an old skool, 90s background and Mavamatics' influences span a period from the 90s to the present day. With their shared interests and love of the music they decided to create a duo called Liquid Movement which would incorporate the soulful side of drum and bass alongside the dark, techy rollers. 

You can catch Liquid Movement on www.afterdarkradio.org - 8pm till 10pm every Thursday night. 

Bookings and Info: 

Soundcloud: LiqudMovementDNB
Mixcloud: LiquidMovement
Facebook: Mavamatics
Twitter: @Mavamatics

Catch us on first Sunday of everymonth from 18:00hr to 22:00hr (GMT) on www.afterdarkradio.org

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