Previews

This is a mini mix featuring all 6 tracks forthcoming on PRSPCT RVLT 005 by Dutch Jungle/Breakcore legend FFF.
Out September 9th 2013 on vinyl!

Here is the tracklist:
A1: Bloodclat Mentality 
A2: Dreamstate
B1: Machine
B2: PRL B58
Digital Bonus Tracks:
ShockwaveS
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PRSPCT RVLT 005 by FFF (6 track EP) Out September 16th 2013!!

Artist : FFF
Title : Keep The Fire
Label : MURDER CHANNEL
Catalog Number : MURCD-029/MURDG-008
Release Date : October 18
Format : CD/DIGITAL

Track List

Disc-1
1 Amen Soldier
2 Beat U Chest
3 Not Afraid
4 Bustin Shots
5 At War
6 Crew
7 Retaliate
8 Unexploitable
9 Brutal Force
10 Calm before the storm

Disc-2
1 Prove Yourself
2 Reality
3 Channel 187
4 Rudebwoy Business
5 Keep The Fire
6 Dubplate Nah Ready
7 Die Tonight!
8 No Hope
9 Sparkplug
10 At Night
11 Big Man Business
12 Outro

“Tonight is all about musical competition!” … And FFF aim fi win!

Keep The Fire is a rolling, raucous Junglist manifesto spread over a massive double CD of 22 tracks. And when it kicks, it kicks hard! Massive hoovers, chopped-to-shreds Amen breaks, rolling bass lines, wheel-ups and outrageous callouts ricochet off of each other in a 2+ hour document of a true Junglist soldier’s life in the dancehall.

It’s the mastermind creation of Rotterdam-based FFF, born Tommy de Roos. Rotterdam’s influence on the hard end of electronic dance music is undeniable, and no one would question FFF’s dominance in the realm of hardcore breakbeats (or if they do, they’ll swiftly get a fire-y dubplate dropped on their head!) Releasing killer tunes since 1997, he’s done so on virtually every label associated with the post-ragga movement, blending oldskool sounds with new-school production techniques in endlessly creative ways over the last 15 years.

FFF already has one full length out on Murder Channel, 2011’s 20.000 Hardcore Members Can’t Be Wrong. But with Keep The Fire, de Roos didn’t want to linger just on the dark and crazy beats. “Sampling is the main ingredient of the album,” says FFF. “Almost all tracks are soundclash inspired battle tunes. Most samples are taken from either vinyl or soundclashes.” Soundsystem Clash is all about doing your utmost to get the crowd to favor your tunes, so sometimes things get a little nasty. But FFF says “I don't support any kind of violence except for musical violence. I see the tracks as battle tunes for the dancefloor. I love the energy of soundclashes and the idea of killing another dj/soundsystem/artist etc through music. I think the whole clash vibe adds to the energy of jungle.”

Keep The Fire is also indebted to another scene born in de Roos homeland, Bubbling. These were sped-up digital dancehall tracks pioneered by artists like DJ Moortje & DJ Kenneth in the 90s, tunes that made crowds go absolutely nuts. FFF wanted to capture this feel in the album as well - “We mainly listened to Bubbling through bad quality cassette tapes (copy from a copy from a copy etc.) Really noisy gritty tapes full of hiss. A lot of local guys were also making tracks on fasttracker, impulsetracker software, and played at Bubbling battles mostly in youth centres around Holland. I loved that the Bubbling sound has the same energy as Jungle, crazy edits, dancehall vocals, etc.” So it’s actually the Bubbling that makes Keep The Fire both a dance album and a FUN album, and holds it together for listeners beyond DJs.

Keep The Fire sees FFF standing shoulder to shoulder with his musical peers Mu-ziq, Bong-Ra, Shitmat, Soundmurderer, Jacky Murda & RCola, Krinjah, Tester, and even original mentalist jungle producers Remarc and Bizzy B. His brand of sonic mischief, hard-but-playful sound, and slaughter-with-a-smile aesthetic is the perfect match for Murder Channel. Every single track will have audiences calling “Tuune!” and demanding a wheel!!

Bandcamp

FFF - Amen Soldier (Preview)

Artist: FFF
Title: Keep The Fire
Label: MURDER CHANNEL
Catalog Number: MURCD-029/MURDG-008
Release Date: October 18
Format: CD/DIGITAL

Track List

Disc-1
1 Amen Soldier
2 Beat U Chest
3 Not Afraid
4 Bustin Shots
5 At War
6 Crew
7 Retaliate
8 Unexploitable
9 Brutal Force
10 Calm before the storm

Disc-2
1 Prove Yourself
2 Reality
3 Channel 187
4 Rudebwoy Business
5 Keep The Fire
6 Dubplate Nah Ready
7 Die Tonight!
8 No Hope
9 Sparkplug
10 At Night
11 Big Man Business
12 Outro

“Tonight is all about musical competition!” … And FFF aim fi win!

Keep The Fire is a rolling, raucous Junglist manifesto spread over a massive double CD of 22 tracks. And when it kicks, it kicks hard! Massive hoovers, chopped-to-shreds Amen breaks, rolling bass lines, wheel-ups and outrageous callouts ricochet off of each other in a 2+ hour document of a true Junglist soldier’s life in the dancehall.

It’s the mastermind creation of Rotterdam-based FFF, born Tommy de Roos. Rotterdam’s influence on the hard end of electronic dance music is undeniable, and no one would question FFF’s dominance in the realm of hardcore breakbeats (or if they do, they’ll swiftly get a fire-y dubplate dropped on their head!) Releasing killer tunes since 1997, he’s done so on virtually every label associated with the post-ragga movement, blending oldskool sounds with new-school production techniques in endlessly creative ways over the last 15 years.

FFF already has one full length out on Murder Channel, 2011’s 20.000 Hardcore Members Can’t Be Wrong. But with Keep The Fire, de Roos didn’t want to linger just on the dark and crazy beats. “Sampling is the main ingredient of the album,” says FFF. “Almost all tracks are soundclash inspired battle tunes. Most samples are taken from either vinyl or soundclashes.” Soundsystem Clash is all about doing your utmost to get the crowd to favor your tunes, so sometimes things get a little nasty. But FFF says “I don't support any kind of violence except for musical violence. I see the tracks as battle tunes for the dancefloor. I love the energy of soundclashes and the idea of killing another dj/soundsystem/artist etc through music. I think the whole clash vibe adds to the energy of jungle.”

Keep The Fire is also indebted to another scene born in de Roos homeland, Bubbling. These were sped-up digital dancehall tracks pioneered by artists like DJ Moortje & DJ Kenneth in the 90s, tunes that made crowds go absolutely nuts. FFF wanted to capture this feel in the album as well - “We mainly listened to Bubbling through bad quality cassette tapes (copy from a copy from a copy etc.) Really noisy gritty tapes full of hiss. A lot of local guys were also making tracks on fasttracker, impulsetracker software, and played at Bubbling battles mostly in youth centres around Holland. I loved that the Bubbling sound has the same energy as Jungle, crazy edits, dancehall vocals, etc.” So it’s actually the Bubbling that makes Keep The Fire both a dance album and a FUN album, and holds it together for listeners beyond DJs.

Keep The Fire sees FFF standing shoulder to shoulder with his musical peers Mu-ziq, Bong-Ra, Shitmat, Soundmurderer, Jacky Murda & RCola, Krinjah, Tester, and even original mentalist jungle producers Remarc and Bizzy B. His brand of sonic mischief, hard-but-playful sound, and slaughter-with-a-smile aesthetic is the perfect match for Murder Channel. Every single track will have audiences calling “Tuune!” and demanding a wheel!!

FFF - Beat U Chest (Preview)

FFF - Bustin Shots (Preview)

FFF - Rudebwoy Business (Preview)

"Keep The Fire" Album Trailer 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JMOUNHhr718&noredirect=1

Artist: FFF
Title: Keep The Fire
Label: MURDER CHANNEL
Catalog Number: MURCD-029/MURDG-008
Release Date: October 18
Format: CD/DIGITAL

Track List

Disc-1

1 Amen Soldier
2 Beat U Chest
3 Not Afraid
4 Bustin Shots
5 At War
6 Crew
7 Retaliate
8 Unexploitable
9 Brutal Force
10 Calm before the storm

Disc-2

1 Prove Yourself
2 Reality
3 Channel 187
4 Rudebwoy Business
5 Keep The Fire
6 Dubplate Nah Ready
7 Die Tonight!
8 No Hope
9 Sparkplug
10 At Night
11 Big Man Business
12 Outro

“Tonight is all about musical competition!” … And FFF aim fi win!

Keep The Fire is a rolling, raucous Junglist manifesto spread over a massive double CD of 22 tracks. And when it kicks, it kicks hard! Massive hoovers, chopped-to-shreds Amen breaks, rolling bass lines, wheel-ups and outrageous callouts ricochet off of each other in a 2+ hour document of a true Junglist soldier’s life in the dancehall.

It’s the mastermind creation of Rotterdam-based FFF, born Tommy de Roos. Rotterdam’s influence on the hard end of electronic dance music is undeniable, and no one would question FFF’s dominance in the realm of hardcore breakbeats (or if they do, they’ll swiftly get a fire-y dubplate dropped on their head!) Releasing killer tunes since 1997, he’s done so on virtually every label associated with the post-ragga movement, blending oldskool sounds with new-school production techniques in endlessly creative ways over the last 15 years.

FFF already has one full length out on Murder Channel, 2011’s 20.000 Hardcore Members Can’t Be Wrong. But with Keep The Fire, de Roos didn’t want to linger just on the dark and crazy beats. “Sampling is the main ingredient of the album,” says FFF. “Almost all tracks are soundclash inspired battle tunes. Most samples are taken from either vinyl or soundclashes.” Soundsystem Clash is all about doing your utmost to get the crowd to favor your tunes, so sometimes things get a little nasty. But FFF says “I don't support any kind of violence except for musical violence. I see the tracks as battle tunes for the dancefloor. I love the energy of soundclashes and the idea of killing another dj/soundsystem/artist etc through music. I think the whole clash vibe adds to the energy of jungle.”

Keep The Fire is also indebted to another scene born in de Roos homeland, Bubbling. These were sped-up digital dancehall tracks pioneered by artists like DJ Moortje & DJ Kenneth in the 90s, tunes that made crowds go absolutely nuts. FFF wanted to capture this feel in the album as well - “We mainly listened to Bubbling through bad quality cassette tapes (copy from a copy from a copy etc.) Really noisy gritty tapes full of hiss. A lot of local guys were also making tracks on fasttracker, impulsetracker software, and played at Bubbling battles mostly in youth centres around Holland. I loved that the Bubbling sound has the same energy as Jungle, crazy edits, dancehall vocals, etc.” So it’s actually the Bubbling that makes Keep The Fire both a dance album and a FUN album, and holds it together for listeners beyond DJs.

Keep The Fire sees FFF standing shoulder to shoulder with his musical peers Mu-ziq, Bong-Ra, Shitmat, Soundmurderer, Jacky Murda & RCola, Krinjah, Tester, and even original mentalist jungle producers Remarc and Bizzy B. His brand of sonic mischief, hard-but-playful sound, and slaughter-with-a-smile aesthetic is the perfect match for Murder Channel. Every single track will have audiences calling “Tuune!” and demanding a wheel!!

FFF - Prove Yourself (Preview)

"Keep The Fire" Album Trailer
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JMOUNHhr718&noredirect=1

Artist: FFF
Title: Keep The Fire
Label: MURDER CHANNEL
Catalog Number: MURCD-029/MURDG-008
Release Date: October 18
Format: CD/DIGITAL

Track List

Disc-1

1 Amen Soldier
2 Beat U Chest
3 Not Afraid
4 Bustin Shots
5 At War
6 Crew
7 Retaliate
8 Unexploitable
9 Brutal Force
10 Calm before the storm

Disc-2

1 Prove Yourself
2 Reality
3 Channel 187
4 Rudebwoy Business
5 Keep The Fire
6 Dubplate Nah Ready
7 Die Tonight!
8 No Hope
9 Sparkplug
10 At Night
11 Big Man Business
12 Outro

“Tonight is all about musical competition!” … And FFF aim fi win!

Keep The Fire is a rolling, raucous Junglist manifesto spread over a massive double CD of 22 tracks. And when it kicks, it kicks hard! Massive hoovers, chopped-to-shreds Amen breaks, rolling bass lines, wheel-ups and outrageous callouts ricochet off of each other in a 2+ hour document of a true Junglist soldier’s life in the dancehall.

It’s the mastermind creation of Rotterdam-based FFF, born Tommy de Roos. Rotterdam’s influence on the hard end of electronic dance music is undeniable, and no one would question FFF’s dominance in the realm of hardcore breakbeats (or if they do, they’ll swiftly get a fire-y dubplate dropped on their head!) Releasing killer tunes since 1997, he’s done so on virtually every label associated with the post-ragga movement, blending oldskool sounds with new-school production techniques in endlessly creative ways over the last 15 years.

FFF already has one full length out on Murder Channel, 2011’s 20.000 Hardcore Members Can’t Be Wrong. But with Keep The Fire, de Roos didn’t want to linger just on the dark and crazy beats. “Sampling is the main ingredient of the album,” says FFF. “Almost all tracks are soundclash inspired battle tunes. Most samples are taken from either vinyl or soundclashes.” Soundsystem Clash is all about doing your utmost to get the crowd to favor your tunes, so sometimes things get a little nasty. But FFF says “I don't support any kind of violence except for musical violence. I see the tracks as battle tunes for the dancefloor. I love the energy of soundclashes and the idea of killing another dj/soundsystem/artist etc through music. I think the whole clash vibe adds to the energy of jungle.”

Keep The Fire is also indebted to another scene born in de Roos homeland, Bubbling. These were sped-up digital dancehall tracks pioneered by artists like DJ Moortje & DJ Kenneth in the 90s, tunes that made crowds go absolutely nuts. FFF wanted to capture this feel in the album as well - “We mainly listened to Bubbling through bad quality cassette tapes (copy from a copy from a copy etc.) Really noisy gritty tapes full of hiss. A lot of local guys were also making tracks on fasttracker, impulsetracker software, and played at Bubbling battles mostly in youth centres around Holland. I loved that the Bubbling sound has the same energy as Jungle, crazy edits, dancehall vocals, etc.” So it’s actually the Bubbling that makes Keep The Fire both a dance album and a FUN album, and holds it together for listeners beyond DJs.

Keep The Fire sees FFF standing shoulder to shoulder with his musical peers Mu-ziq, Bong-Ra, Shitmat, Soundmurderer, Jacky Murda & RCola, Krinjah, Tester, and even original mentalist jungle producers Remarc and Bizzy B. His brand of sonic mischief, hard-but-playful sound, and slaughter-with-a-smile aesthetic is the perfect match for Murder Channel. Every single track will have audiences calling “Tuune!” and demanding a wheel!!

FFF - At War (Preview)

FFF - Retaliate (Preview)

OUT NOW!!! 
Digital release sold only Bandcamp!!!
http://murderchannel.bandcamp.com/album/keep-the-fire

"Keep The Fire" Album Trailer
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JMOUNHhr718&noredirect=1

Artist: FFF
Title: Keep The Fire
Label: MURDER CHANNEL
Catalog Number: MURCD-029/MURDG-008
Release Date: October 18
Format: CD/DIGITAL

Track List

Disc-1

1 Amen Soldier
2 Beat U Chest
3 Not Afraid
4 Bustin Shots
5 At War
6 Crew
7 Retaliate
8 Unexploitable
9 Brutal Force
10 Calm before the storm

Disc-2

1 Prove Yourself
2 Reality
3 Channel 187
4 Rudebwoy Business
5 Keep The Fire
6 Dubplate Nah Ready
7 Die Tonight!
8 No Hope
9 Sparkplug
10 At Night
11 Big Man Business
12 Outro

“Tonight is all about musical competition!” … And FFF aim fi win!

Keep The Fire is a rolling, raucous Junglist manifesto spread over a massive double CD of 22 tracks. And when it kicks, it kicks hard! Massive hoovers, chopped-to-shreds Amen breaks, rolling bass lines, wheel-ups and outrageous callouts ricochet off of each other in a 2+ hour document of a true Junglist soldier’s life in the dancehall.

It’s the mastermind creation of Rotterdam-based FFF, born Tommy de Roos. Rotterdam’s influence on the hard end of electronic dance music is undeniable, and no one would question FFF’s dominance in the realm of hardcore breakbeats (or if they do, they’ll swiftly get a fire-y dubplate dropped on their head!) Releasing killer tunes since 1997, he’s done so on virtually every label associated with the post-ragga movement, blending oldskool sounds with new-school production techniques in endlessly creative ways over the last 15 years.

FFF already has one full length out on Murder Channel, 2011’s 20.000 Hardcore Members Can’t Be Wrong. But with Keep The Fire, de Roos didn’t want to linger just on the dark and crazy beats. “Sampling is the main ingredient of the album,” says FFF. “Almost all tracks are soundclash inspired battle tunes. Most samples are taken from either vinyl or soundclashes.” Soundsystem Clash is all about doing your utmost to get the crowd to favor your tunes, so sometimes things get a little nasty. But FFF says “I don't support any kind of violence except for musical violence. I see the tracks as battle tunes for the dancefloor. I love the energy of soundclashes and the idea of killing another dj/soundsystem/artist etc through music. I think the whole clash vibe adds to the energy of jungle.”

Keep The Fire is also indebted to another scene born in de Roos homeland, Bubbling. These were sped-up digital dancehall tracks pioneered by artists like DJ Moortje & DJ Kenneth in the 90s, tunes that made crowds go absolutely nuts. FFF wanted to capture this feel in the album as well - “We mainly listened to Bubbling through bad quality cassette tapes (copy from a copy from a copy etc.) Really noisy gritty tapes full of hiss. A lot of local guys were also making tracks on fasttracker, impulsetracker software, and played at Bubbling battles mostly in youth centres around Holland. I loved that the Bubbling sound has the same energy as Jungle, crazy edits, dancehall vocals, etc.” So it’s actually the Bubbling that makes Keep The Fire both a dance album and a FUN album, and holds it together for listeners beyond DJs.

Keep The Fire sees FFF standing shoulder to shoulder with his musical peers Mu-ziq, Bong-Ra, Shitmat, Soundmurderer, Jacky Murda & RCola, Krinjah, Tester, and even original mentalist jungle producers Remarc and Bizzy B. His brand of sonic mischief, hard-but-playful sound, and slaughter-with-a-smile aesthetic is the perfect match for Murder Channel. Every single track will have audiences calling “Tuune!” and demanding a wheel!!

FFF - Calm before the storm (Preview)

OUT NOW!!! Digital release sold only Bandcamp!!!
http://murderchannel.bandcamp.com/album/keep-the-fire

"Keep The Fire" Album Trailer
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JMOUNHhr718&noredirect=1

Artist: FFF
Title: Keep The Fire
Label: MURDER CHANNEL
Catalog Number: MURCD-029/MURDG-008
Release Date: October 18
Format: CD/DIGITAL

Track List

Disc-1

1 Amen Soldier
2 Beat U Chest
3 Not Afraid
4 Bustin Shots
5 At War
6 Crew
7 Retaliate
8 Unexploitable
9 Brutal Force
10 Calm before the storm

Disc-2

1 Prove Yourself
2 Reality
3 Channel 187
4 Rudebwoy Business
5 Keep The Fire
6 Dubplate Nah Ready
7 Die Tonight!
8 No Hope
9 Sparkplug
10 At Night
11 Big Man Business
12 Outro

“Tonight is all about musical competition!” … And FFF aim fi win!

Keep The Fire is a rolling, raucous Junglist manifesto spread over a massive double CD of 22 tracks. And when it kicks, it kicks hard! Massive hoovers, chopped-to-shreds Amen breaks, rolling bass lines, wheel-ups and outrageous callouts ricochet off of each other in a 2+ hour document of a true Junglist soldier’s life in the dancehall.

It’s the mastermind creation of Rotterdam-based FFF, born Tommy de Roos. Rotterdam’s influence on the hard end of electronic dance music is undeniable, and no one would question FFF’s dominance in the realm of hardcore breakbeats (or if they do, they’ll swiftly get a fire-y dubplate dropped on their head!) Releasing killer tunes since 1997, he’s done so on virtually every label associated with the post-ragga movement, blending oldskool sounds with new-school production techniques in endlessly creative ways over the last 15 years.

FFF already has one full length out on Murder Channel, 2011’s 20.000 Hardcore Members Can’t Be Wrong. But with Keep The Fire, de Roos didn’t want to linger just on the dark and crazy beats. “Sampling is the main ingredient of the album,” says FFF. “Almost all tracks are soundclash inspired battle tunes. Most samples are taken from either vinyl or soundclashes.” Soundsystem Clash is all about doing your utmost to get the crowd to favor your tunes, so sometimes things get a little nasty. But FFF says “I don't support any kind of violence except for musical violence. I see the tracks as battle tunes for the dancefloor. I love the energy of soundclashes and the idea of killing another dj/soundsystem/artist etc through music. I think the whole clash vibe adds to the energy of jungle.”

Keep The Fire is also indebted to another scene born in de Roos homeland, Bubbling. These were sped-up digital dancehall tracks pioneered by artists like DJ Moortje & DJ Kenneth in the 90s, tunes that made crowds go absolutely nuts. FFF wanted to capture this feel in the album as well - “We mainly listened to Bubbling through bad quality cassette tapes (copy from a copy from a copy etc.) Really noisy gritty tapes full of hiss. A lot of local guys were also making tracks on fasttracker, impulsetracker software, and played at Bubbling battles mostly in youth centres around Holland. I loved that the Bubbling sound has the same energy as Jungle, crazy edits, dancehall vocals, etc.” So it’s actually the Bubbling that makes Keep The Fire both a dance album and a FUN album, and holds it together for listeners beyond DJs.

Keep The Fire sees FFF standing shoulder to shoulder with his musical peers Mu-ziq, Bong-Ra, Shitmat, Soundmurderer, Jacky Murda & RCola, Krinjah, Tester, and even original mentalist jungle producers Remarc and Bizzy B. His brand of sonic mischief, hard-but-playful sound, and slaughter-with-a-smile aesthetic is the perfect match for Murder Channel. Every single track will have audiences calling “Tuune!” and demanding a wheel!!

FFF - Not Afraid (Preview)

FFF - Crew (Preview)

CD / DIGITAL at Bandcamp
http://murderchannel.bandcamp.com/album/the-metamorphosis-final-form

アーティスト:DJ TECHNORCH
タイトル:変身 最終形態 ~The Metamorphosis Final Form~
レーベル:MURDER CHANNEL
品番:MURCD-032
フォーマット:CD
発売日 : 12月31日
価格 : 1575円(税込)

Track List

01. DJ TECHNORCH vs RoughSketch / Underground Worker
02. DJ TECHNORCH / Complete Boss On Parade
03. DJ TECHNORCH fw.宇宙海月 / 少女IN ～VIRGIN IN～ (Stazma The Junglechrist Remix)
04. DJ TECHNORCH vs FFF / Movin' (Dr. Bastardo Remix)
05. DJ TECHNORCH / ATARAXIA '91 (Cycheouts Ghost Remix)
06. DJ TECHNORCH / Very Important Beep (Miii Remix)

DJ TECHNORCH vs FFF - Movin' (Dr. Bastardo Remix)(Preview)

"Keep The Fire" CD / digital on sale now!
http://murderchannel.bandcamp.com/album/keep-the-fire

"Keep The Fire" Album Trailer
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JMOUNHhr718&noredirect=1

"Keep The Fire Promo Mix"(FREE DOWNLOAD)
https://soundcloud.com/murder-channel/fff-keep-the-fire-promo-mix?in=murder-channel/sets/mxcx-free-downloads

Artist: FFF
Title: Keep The Fire
Label: MURDER CHANNEL
Catalog Number: MURCD-029/MURDG-008
Release Date: October 18
Format: CD/DIGITAL

Track List

Disc-1

1 Amen Soldier
2 Beat U Chest
3 Not Afraid
4 Bustin Shots
5 At War
6 Crew
7 Retaliate
8 Unexploitable
9 Brutal Force
10 Calm before the storm

Disc-2

1 Prove Yourself
2 Reality
3 Channel 187
4 Rudebwoy Business
5 Keep The Fire
6 Dubplate Nah Ready
7 Die Tonight!
8 No Hope
9 Sparkplug
10 At Night
11 Big Man Business
12 Outro

“Tonight is all about musical competition!” … And FFF aim fi win!

Keep The Fire is a rolling, raucous Junglist manifesto spread over a massive double CD of 22 tracks. And when it kicks, it kicks hard! Massive hoovers, chopped-to-shreds Amen breaks, rolling bass lines, wheel-ups and outrageous callouts ricochet off of each other in a 2+ hour document of a true Junglist soldier’s life in the dancehall.

It’s the mastermind creation of Rotterdam-based FFF, born Tommy de Roos. Rotterdam’s influence on the hard end of electronic dance music is undeniable, and no one would question FFF’s dominance in the realm of hardcore breakbeats (or if they do, they’ll swiftly get a fire-y dubplate dropped on their head!) Releasing killer tunes since 1997, he’s done so on virtually every label associated with the post-ragga movement, blending oldskool sounds with new-school production techniques in endlessly creative ways over the last 15 years.

FFF already has one full length out on Murder Channel, 2011’s 20.000 Hardcore Members Can’t Be Wrong. But with Keep The Fire, de Roos didn’t want to linger just on the dark and crazy beats. “Sampling is the main ingredient of the album,” says FFF. “Almost all tracks are soundclash inspired battle tunes. Most samples are taken from either vinyl or soundclashes.” Soundsystem Clash is all about doing your utmost to get the crowd to favor your tunes, so sometimes things get a little nasty. But FFF says “I don't support any kind of violence except for musical violence. I see the tracks as battle tunes for the dancefloor. I love the energy of soundclashes and the idea of killing another dj/soundsystem/artist etc through music. I think the whole clash vibe adds to the energy of jungle.”

Keep The Fire is also indebted to another scene born in de Roos homeland, Bubbling. These were sped-up digital dancehall tracks pioneered by artists like DJ Moortje & DJ Kenneth in the 90s, tunes that made crowds go absolutely nuts. FFF wanted to capture this feel in the album as well - “We mainly listened to Bubbling through bad quality cassette tapes (copy from a copy from a copy etc.) Really noisy gritty tapes full of hiss. A lot of local guys were also making tracks on fasttracker, impulsetracker software, and played at Bubbling battles mostly in youth centres around Holland. I loved that the Bubbling sound has the same energy as Jungle, crazy edits, dancehall vocals, etc.” So it’s actually the Bubbling that makes Keep The Fire both a dance album and a FUN album, and holds it together for listeners beyond DJs.

Keep The Fire sees FFF standing shoulder to shoulder with his musical peers Mu-ziq, Bong-Ra, Shitmat, Soundmurderer, Jacky Murda & RCola, Krinjah, Tester, and even original mentalist jungle producers Remarc and Bizzy B. His brand of sonic mischief, hard-but-playful sound, and slaughter-with-a-smile aesthetic is the perfect match for Murder Channel. Every single track will have audiences calling “Tuune!” and demanding a wheel!!

FFF - Unexploitable (Preview)

FFF - Brutal Force (Preview)

FFF - Channel 187 (Preview)

FFF - Reality (Preview)

Available direct from Love Love as a free digital download in either WAV: http://bit.ly/1fIO9eh or MP3: http://bit.ly/1bxul1L 

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All too often variety is hard to find in a singular release, so we have collected together 36 tracks, from 36 artists, into one easily accessible source. Electronic sound experiments sit snugly alongside fine-tuned club constructions and good old fashioned pop music, some fresh and some dug out of forgotten hard drives. Solid nuggets of aural pleasure have been selected; Lakker's inspired ethereal bass music, rugged amplified tracks from Buddy Lee Dickens and H.O.O.F, Ultrademon's OG Seapunk sound, Beatwife's frantic acid sprawl, Scrase's warm melodicism, Valance Drake's glitch mastery, a charged slice from london warehouse hero Ely Muff, FFF's jungle wizardry, digital brutality from Duran Duran Duran collaborating with the elusive Xanopticon, some future wisdom from Goodiepal - the aarhaus warrior and a truly beautiful wandering track from Anklepants, to name but a few.

This release provides a reflection of the musical diversity that we strive to provide. In order to make it completely accessible, the compilation can be downloaded in 320kbps mp3 and WAV formats for free, as well as being available in the form of a very limited double digipack CD, available for free alongside the purchase of any other physical Love Love Records release - while stocks last.

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Various Artists [LOVCD00 CLIPS]

PRSPCT RVLT 008 by Rotterdam Rude Boy FFF will be hitting the streets Monday Nov 10th!!

Here is a mini mix featuring all 7 tracks!

1 Warzone
2 Life Existed
3 Brink Of Doom
4 Dont Trouble The Bass
5 Ready For War
6 Frantic
7 Mash Up The Bloodclat

This baby will be available on Sexy pink vinyl. Get your copy while its hot!! 

FFF- Warzone EP (PRSPCT RVLT 008) Out Nov 17th 2014!!

Preview from The upcoming new FFF release on @murder-channel [MURCD-039] FFF - In Fear

+ a snippet from the amazing cover artwork by Russell Taysom
http://russelltaysom.com/

FFF - Murderous & Vicious !!Preview!! Coming early 2016 on Murder Channel

アーティスト : DJ TECHNORCH
タイトル : 変身 第一形態～The Metamorphosis 1st Form～
レーベル : MURDER CHANNEL
品番 : MURCD-024

Track List

1. DJ TECHNORCH / 服飾整備そして乗車拒否 ～Get Out～
2. DJ TECHNORCH feat 100mado / 変身 ～The Metamorphosis～
3. DJ TECHNORCH / Gothic System (Sinister Souls Remix)
4. DJ TECHNORCH vs FFF / Movin' (FFF VIP)
5. DJ TECHNORCH vs UNURAMENURA / Mind of Mind (GORE TECH Remix)
6. DJ TECHNORCH / Love Love Love You I Love You (Oyaarss Remix)
7. DJ TECHNORCH / 花結び ～Flower Carpet～

Track 1&7 Written & Produced : DJ TECHNORCH www.technorch.com/
Track 2 Written & Produced : DJ TECHNORCH & 100mado @soundcloud.com/100mado
Track 3 Remix & Produced : Sinister Souls @soundcloud.com/sinister-souls
Track 4 Remix & Produced : FFF @soundcloud.com/f-f-f
Track 5 Remix & Produced : GORE TECH @soundcloud.com/goretech
Track 6 Remix & Produced : Oyaarss @soundcloud.com/oyaarss

Mixed&Mastered : ENA
Illustration : さと
Package Design : 黒電話666
Executive Producer : Yuta Umegatani

CD+Digital will be released on December 31.

http://murderchannel.bandcamp.com/
data.technorch.com/data/small/tcncd013.html
www.facebook.com/pages/Murder-Channel/328088223957128

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DJ TECHNORCH vs FFF - Movin' (FFF VIP) preview

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Setting fire to dancefloors with chopped breaks, deadly deep subs, soundclash mentality and pure euphoria. 

FFF started "djing" on 2 turntables (without pitch control) early 90s. Mixing mainly rave, techno and the sparse UK breakbeat hardcore imports that arrived at his local record shops. 
First steps into making music: combining sounds from vinyl mixed with tapeloops, sounds from his sisters keyboard and a lot of feedback. Things changed big time when his parents bought a PC and his friends turned him onto tracker software. 

Mid 90s he started the cassette label "Orange Socks" on which he released his own material plus music from his friends and artists he met through tapetrading. He released his first track on vinyl in 2001 (on the French Necromaniacs Industry label) and from then on kept releasing on  a wide range of labels (Planet Mu, Kool.Pop, Murder Channel, Prspct RVLT, Hong Kong Violence, Mindbender, Sozialistischer Plattenbau, Sprengstoff, Clash, K-produktions, Sonic Beligeranza, Ketacore, Encounters, Artcore, Dub Attack, Zero71) His first full length album "20.000 Hardcore Members Can't Be Wrong" was released on the Japanese Murder Channel Label in 2011. And the follow up "Keep The Fire" in 2013.

In 2001 Bong-Ra & FFF organized the Breakcore a GoGo parties. These became one of the first regular Breakcore nights in Europe. When BCGG ended in 2004, FFF continued to promote breakcore & Jungle on the monthly Wreck havoc nights which never officially stopped and still pop up once in a while. 

FFF is an obsessive vinyl collector. A trip to the record shop, flea market, thrift stores, record fair and the element of surprise that comes with crate digging are most of the times the basic inspiration for a new track. 

Live you can expect amen warfare, hoovers, rave horns and tropical vibes with elements of jungle, rave, bubbling, dancehall and gabber. 


"Every single track will have audiences calling “Tuune!” and demanding a wheel!!" - Kid Kameleon 

"..generating a kind of classic '92 Hardcore variation, littered with classic rave stabs and healthy Amen breaks, just the way we like it." - boomkat.com


"..blends my favorite styles of dancefloor music with ease and efficiency - ravecore at it's very best!"  - Parasite

Previews

FFF - TripletimesF