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I first heard the name in early 2006. Various playlists containing Lau's beats seemed to hit me all at once. A handful of UK DJs were speaking highly of this new up and comer. A beat tape circulating that was a must have. When I finally reached his MySpace, I understood what the hype was about. I heard some of the warmest and impressive productions, sounds and swing I hadn't heard since early Jay Dee or Soulquarian record. There was a fine balance of soul and hip-hop, while some tracks would shift to one side of the spectrum, they'd hit you just as hard. Many people can fuse the elements of soul and hip-hop together, but very few can do it right.

After sessions of MySpace messages, transfers of beat tapes, I was an avid fan and believer in his music. A year had passed when Lau told me he was finally ready to drop an LP. Passing this news on, it wasn't more than a month later that he got a deal. His debut "New Territories" was released on Ubiquity Records in 2008. A solid introduction with productions I'd known him for. Creating this record, Lau also introduce his impressive A&R skills, showcasing some of the finest vocalists in London with Rahel, Tawiah, Sarina Leah and Meshach Brown. All who could easily shine on a solo release.

We're currenlty witnessing the makings of one of our finest producers, someone on the same playing field as a 9th Wonder or Just Blaze, who could produce for a marquee hip-hop act, the underground, while also serving beats for Mary J. Blige and Erykah Badu. I have no doubt in my mind that this should and will happen.

From the archives, this is Lau's first guest mix for BTS Radio. First airing live in 2007.

For more on Eric Lau, visit:
www.twitter.com/ericlaumusic
www.myspace.com/ericlaumusic

Original Air Date: March 6, 2007
Running Time: 29 minutes

TRACK LIST:
Smokey Robinson - Much Better Off
J Dilla - Love It Here
Madlib - Come Here My Dear
9th Wonder - Home
Jay Dee - Beat #019
Eric Lau - River
Geology - Superstar (Instrumental)
Karriem Riggins - Ridin Out
Soulaqurians - D'angelo Voodoo Outtake
Yesterday’s New Quintet – Solar Waves
Dave Grusin - Colorado
Jay Dee - Dreamy
Roddy Rod - Beat #001
Kev Brown - Beat #016
Jay Dee - Fantastic Vol. 2 Interlude
Record A
Jay Dee - Climax
Soulaquarians - Busta Remake
Waajeed - Smooth Ridem
Black Milk - Drummer
Jay Dee - Beat #023
Origimoz - Madness On The Funk
Majik - Trust
J Dilla - Beat #037
Jay Dee - Turn Me Up Some
Georgia Anne Muldrow - Black Man (Instrumental)
Baatin - Instrumental
Waajeed - Patti Herst Beat
Boz Scaggs - Nothing Will Take Your Place
J Dilla - Shake It Down (Instrumental)

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Eric Lau - Definition: Instrumentals Mix - Live on Andrew Meza's BTS Radio ('07)

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Eric Lau - Definition: Instrumentals Mix - Live on Andrew Meza's BTS Radio ('07)

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