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Always up for a collab with DnB 

Making my own & mixing! 

Thanks for your support! 

Much love!

Audiophile rêveur, technicien son, bricoleur sonore dans le temps libre.

Non-Profit Bass Focused Dance Project & Record Label

www.datetodance.co.uk

D2D music is for all, we empower with bass

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Send your track entries in to submissions@datetodance.co.uk for a chance to release with us or smash the inbox.

Releasing with D2D includes a professional mastering service.

100% of the sales go to the artist.

I've had a bit of a rebrand. The time has come where I'd like to think that in the 6 years since I started my journey in music production, that it's time to step up a level. I have always had a passion to learn and grow as a music producer/beat maker, which for me, being self taught of all kinds of genres and styles is something I have always tried to prove with every song/beat/instrumental I create. I am a very humble person and I strive to be the best I can possibly be, not only for myself but for those I work with too. With that being said thank you for being here and taking the time to read this and being a part of my journey.

Thank you to everyone who shows support by listening, liking, commenting and sharing my music. Please feel free to contact me about any beats you like the sound of and now for those who would like to lease some fantastic high quality beats that are exclusive to beatstars only, you can visit my page here!! 
https://www.beatstars.com/theproducer318

(more tracks will be added to Beatstars and on here as and when I get the time to do them as I work full time still)

Once again thanks for being here, don't forget to follow me for future notifications when I drop beats or tracks. 

Big love and respect 😁

The Producer

I ❤️ heavy bass lines and tits... the end! 

https://linktr.ee/eddspin
DJ/Producer Hertfordshire
1/6 Cue Diss
Nexxus Recordings
Sweep Da Scene

Bookings email real_djlockdown@outlook.com
For deejay and producer Lockdown, this is the second chapter. And — in the noble tradition of ‘The Godfather, Part
2' and 'The Empire Strikes Back' — it looks like the sequel is set to be even better than the original.

A few years ago, he'd got his foot on the ladder, winning a few competitions and beginning to score himself bookings.
Real grown-up life with all its inconvenient commitments came calling, however, and music was forced to take a back
seat for a while. Then, the combination of redundancy and the covid pandemic unexpectedly presented him with the
time and opportunity to revisit his passion.

(The answer's no, by the way. The pandemic isn't why he's called Lockdown. He always was, so the covid connection is
pure serendipity!)

Having started raving in his native Bournemouth as a teenager — possibly a few years shy of the legal age,
although you didn't hear that from us — his original genres of choice were happy hardcore and old skool. Having been
exposed to classic rock, soul and Motown by his parents, his older brother had introduced him to the electronic side of
things and when he first experienced the atmosphere and energy of a rave, he instantly fell in love with it.

Lockdown was born and there was no going back.

Discovering DnB in room two of a hardcore dance at the sadly now-defunct Manor club was the final piece of the
puzzle. Studying luminaries like Brockie, Nicky Blackmarket, Mampi Swift and Ray Keith gave him the inspiration he
needed to begin collecting DnB vinyl and practising as many hours as he could.

Supplementing all that deejaying practice, a music production course on his return to DnB added another string
to his bow. Now, he's ready to take things to the next level, bringing the maturity of hard-earned professional experience to bear on this next phase of his career.

And that career has been gaining momentum, as has his stylistic progression as a deejay and producer. Techstep,
jump up, liquid, neuro... If you've caught a Lockdown set you'll know he stays well clear of pigeonholes. It's about
taking his audience on a journey through the music, giving them those same wide-eyed vibes he was smitten with back 
at The Manor.
https://www.instagram.com/dj_lockdown_1/

niCkB:
I started DJing in the mid 80s playing Electro and Rap at B Boy - Break-dance / Hip Hop events and then discovered early Chicago House,  which progressed through all the different genres that have been created since , and still to this day still plays a massive mixture of Electronica and Hop Hop. Over the years has played alongside some of the greatest DJs in the world from Carl Cox to Afrika Bambaataa. And over the years has had many residencies at various House and D&B night around the country a long time resident for DJ Ease from Nightmares on Wax.

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Eddspin