Hyper-On Experience

An exploration of higher dimensional listening.

Time Stretch

Lords of the Null Lines

Dertie Bassett - Don't Bother Follow Them

Untitled and unreleased

Disturbance

Chatta B - One Love

TRACK A1. Midori - from Scorpion Lair EP
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MIDORI

Bizzy B - Weekend (Zombi-remix)

Listen To The Bass - Unfinished unreleased

Dreams of Heaven

DJ Rap & Aston - Jeopardy - Suburban Base 1993

Polarity - Broken

Heres another remix from me, there are a few original remixes of this so here's one in a different tempo - 145bpm Future Jungle Style.

Its based mainly on the best mix in my opinion which is the Origin Unknown one.

Thanks to the backtotheoldskool forum for finding me the "girl I'm starting to lose it" sample which back in the day I thought said "Come unstuck tend to lose it" but then I had lost it back then!

I found the laughing sample in an old amiga game.

The Dark Stranger sample is from a  Bram Stockers dracula documentary. I've used another little bit from that.

The bleeps are from Kraftwerk - Electric Cafe, if you're interested, I love a bit of sample spotting!!!!




Boogie Times Tribe - The Dark Stranger (Another Terrifying Simon Harris 2013 Future Jungle Remix)

Coda & Coy - Lifeforms

Message To You

Hyper-On: A Certain Emotion (Al's Theme)

Survivor of the best era in dance/rave 89-96 and ex resident [DJ Easybeat] of club Die Hard in Leicester - Big up the smiley face crew.

Trying to emulate the style and sounds from the original 90's rave scene, taking influence from the likes of :
Hyper-on Experience - Massively under played and underrated until the foul play remix of their stonking track "Lord of the null lines" although the remix was an instant classic, the original for me was truly one of the stand out tracks of that era.

Krome & Time - these guys created absolute bangers, Manic stampede and This sound is for the underground became instant floor fillers, beautifully crafted and produced.

Force Mass & Motion - this guy pretty much defined the Rabbit City label sound. Love his stuff, still play it to this day. His use of samples and synths and his brothers home made sound card is truly inspiring - one of raves unsung heroes.

Sonz of a loop da loop era - Far out became a staple of every DJ's set when released, the scratching on this guys work is top notch and the production on all of his releases was second to none.

There are too many artists to name check that influenced the sounds of the early 90's dance scene, but the guys i have listed will always have a special place in my heart.  
If i can make tunes that are half as good as theirs then i will be a happy man.

Other influences
2badmice
DJ Seduction
Ellis Dee
Manix
Criminal minds
Eat Static
Banco de Gaia
Liquid
Johnny L
DJ Edge
D-Force
EQ

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Hyper-On: A Certain Emotion (Al's Theme)

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