Sweet Thing - Dreadsquad & Tenor Fly (Remix) ((FREE DOWNLOAD))

Origin Unknown - Valley Of The Shadows ᴴᴰ

This tune was the first release on our drum and bass label Sonix, distributed by ST Holdings. It did really well and set up the label for lots of wicked tracks over the next 4 years. Tech Itch remixed it and we also did a breaks mix which is also posted up on soundcloud. Fun times!

'Lords Of Motion' - Aquasky - Sonix Records 2000

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DJ Hybrid - Mixed Origins

Buy: http://bit.ly/1MiVlio

DJ Support:  Jaguar Skills, The Freestylers, Crissy Criss, Aphrodite, Ray Keith, TC, Aries, Tyke, Mob Tactics, Danny Wheeler, Kenny Ken, BTK, Bladerunner, Rido, Drumsound, Dose, Doc Scott, Benny Page, Dexcell, Enei, A Sides, DJ Craze, Serial Killaz, Callide, Chris SU, Levela, Nicky BM, Ed Solo, Logan D, Grooverider, Camo & Krooked, Ruffstuff, Phantasy, Alpha, SS, Bryan G, Basher, Hype, Random Movement!!!! 

Reviews - 
DJ MAGAZINE SPAIN “Awesome Lp!!!” 
MIXMAG GERMANY “Old fashioned bangers. Sweet time travelling!” 
DJ MAG South America “really good pieces in this album. eclectic & quality.” 
Toby - Drum&Bass Arena “Couldn't have named the album better myself. What a brilliantly diverse album!” 
JAGUAR SKILLS - BBC Radio 1 “NICE!” 
Krakota - Kiss FM “Some quality tracks on here! Really like 'you first'” 
CRAZE “Dope!!”
Laurent Garnier “straight on my radio show” 
Freestylers “Great solid sounding album for a debut. Lots of useful tracks”  

Press Release-

Audio Addict Records head honcho and We Love Jungle’s ‘Best Breakthrough Producer and DJ’ DJ Hybrid’s debut album Mixed Origins is a breakneck journey through jungle’s myriad of styles from its ragga beginnings, hip hop leaning old school jump-up, Peshay style jazz cut ups, Photek-esq drum funk, sweaty IDM style, effected rhythmic workouts, all the way through to ‘Pulse X’ style grime stabs, sino-grime melodics as well as the half step, genre bending styles that have peppered 2015’s release schedules.   
And, unlike so many uptempo albums, Hybrid’s debut is not just a collection of tracks, rather a journey into what is possible within a jungle framework. The tracks all share a similar aesthetic yet manage, at the same time, to sound completely different from each other. This isn’t an album with fourteen variants on one theme, it is fourteen well thought out differing ideas excellently executed by a producer that is obviously brimming with confidence and swag. 
Opening number Midgar set the tone with ‘Valley of the Shadows’ type arpeggios floating lovingly over emotive pads and crusty rolling breaks, whilst following number Dem Try - the most modern, experimental tune on the album - unites dutty grime bass stabs with ballroom type vocals and a skank ready drum programming. 
Its Murder bangs like it 1995, whilst Boom in 93 samples a pirate radio broadcast before launching into an experimental pseudo jungle banger that glitches out and dives into the unknown using a selection of well carved old school breaks to get its point across. You First utilises a classic reese bass and a retro as you like 2-step beat that is both transportation and transcendent at the same time, whilst Katie’s Song shows off the producers melodic, chilled out chops before the ‘Platinum Breaks’ style ending tunes of Run Away and Timeless end the party with an introspective eyes down bang. 
All things said, the album serves as a reminder of why jungle was and still is such an important driving force in UK music today, its influence still apparent even 25 years after its heyday a factor that Hybrid has captured exceptionally well. 

DJ Hybrid - Dem Try

The Future Sound Of London, Nu:Tone - Paupa New Guinea (EM's Nu Drums Quick Edit)

Promo Mix for summer festivals 2016. A quick 20min mash-up Ragga Junglist mix, heavy skankin' vibez from start to finish!!
Give a like, give a share & enjoy! =]

Drop me a message for any info/track list or to organise a booking.
All mixes can be found on my mixcloud page.
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Festival Warm Up Mix 2016

Download: http://bit.ly/go-plv082

After some time away from music one of the OG’s of Brazilian D&B DJ Patife is now firmly back on the scene. Having teamed up with fellow countryman Vangeliez - formerly one half of Human Factor - this is one production outfit that have definitely found their groove! 
 
After the runaway success of last years 'I Will feat DRS', released by the late great Marcus Intalex on his Soul-r imprint, the duo then contributed to the V Recordings x SUNANDBASS Viva Brazil album with the sublime 'Flying High'. Following on from this now comes their first full single release together in the shape of 'Ain't That Bad / Unexpected' on V Recordings. 
 
Again teaming up with Manchester’s finest for vocals on 'Ain't That Bad', the tracks follows in the vein of their previous collaboration DRS delivers an uplifting message full of positivity, definitely something you can never have enough of! Precise yet soulful beats permeate the track, as the hypnotic pads swirl around - another classic in the making! 'Unexpected' is dripping with original liquid vibes - think Carlito & Addiction, Calibre, D Bridge Big Bud, Solid State - with a 21st century twist - one for the those who like it deep. 
 
This year sees V Recordings celebrate its 25th Year, and with artists like Patife & Vangeliez making music this sweet, expect to still be spinning these cuts in another 25 years - timeless material.

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