Name: Sparki Dee - R.A.V.E (Yell-O-Phase Don't GIve A Remix) by Yell-O-Phase / KHK REC in Sparki's Faves Feb 2016
Duration: 4 min 25 s
Description: Had to make this remix.. Original was too good.. ;)

excellent and definetely one of the greatest personal tunes from Sparki. Love both versions :) Good work YOP!

In the playlist of remixes for this tune, big up love this! :)

Sparki's Faves Feb 2016

I have made a few tracks in the last month so thought i would sort out a free one. big up's

Effekttz - This Reality - FREE DOWNLOAD JAN 2016 (master)

This track just gave me the idea of the word Aqua, so that's what I called it. Heavy but atmospheric sort of. Hope you like it:)

Aqua

A mix featuring the majority of the works of Hidden Agenda, from 1995 to 1999.

Tracklist (at end of article)>>> http://drumtrip.co.uk/news/law-all-hidden-agenda-mix/

Law - All Hidden Agenda Mix

Heres a track I did earlier last year, decided to be nice and give it away for free.

Hope you all like it.

FREE!  Ben Venom - Watch Me Fall

Had to make this remix.. Original was too good.. ;)

Sparki Dee - R.A.V.E (Yell-O-Phase Don't GIve A Remix)

Quick mix of various styles, from old skool to hardcore/breaks/jungle & drum & bass!

Tracklist:
Isotonik - Wonderful Space 
Paranoid Crew - Don't Mess Around (RGs Off On a Tangent Mix)
Damage Inc. - Get Enuf
Try Unity - A Darker Way
Ron Wells - Get in the Groove 
Luvdup vs Paul Cronin - Double Vision
Hyped On Acid - You Got It
Ragga Symphony - the vibe controller rework
Noise Factory - Can You Feel The Rush
M-Bass - A New Level Of Consciousness
Esc - Arrowhead
Madcap - Good Old Dayz
DJ Revive - Crazy
Yell-O-Phase - Fresh Vibrations (Paranoid Mix)
DJ Hybrid - Raggamuffin (Damageman remix)
RenegadeGenius - All Over Again

DJ Gaffer - Studio Mix July 19

The first ep from a new sub label of Kniteforce, Second Drop Records.
This awesome ep features 3 amazing artists working together, Kniteforce's own Dj Beeno with the super talented brothers that make up Aeon Four. These are a mad blend of hardcore, jungle, old skool & more!
This is just a teaser of the full tracks to come very soon to the Kniteforce record store.

The Perfect Storm EP

SDR01 - DJ Beeno & Aeon Four - The Perfect Storm EP - Clips

BUY NOW >>> https://www.vinylfanatiks.co.uk/product/djh-unfinished-biznizz-ep-ab-vfs001

DJH ‘Unfinished Biznizz EP’ 

DJH was 15 when he wrote his first EP back in 1993. That EP became a near mythic release within the hardcore vinyl collecting circles with a price tag of over £700 on Discogs! Vinyl Fanatiks tracked down Danny and organised its re-release back in 2019, with the release selling out rapidly.

Now DJH is back, 27 years later, in the studio recording his first hardcore tracks since the glory years, inspired by the love and support shown by all who bought his repress. So if that was you, thank you for making him return to his first love. And what a return it is. Four incredibly authentic hardcore tracks, recorded in 2020, including his smasher from the ‘Hardcore Lockdown’ album – ‘Hold Tight’. Not only that, but he has revisited his seminal tune ‘Petruccio’ and has remixed it.

I hope you show DJH your support and love and embrace him and this EP into your collection.

All vinyl purchases via our webstore will come with a link to download the MP3s.

Amen Brother Biog:

In the early weeks of Lockdown, around the end of March 2020, DJH called me up with an idea.  “I was thinking, it would be nice to give the Vinyl Fanatiks supporters a free tune as a thank you for backing my repress and as a little gift during these difficult times, something to cheer people up” he said. I liked the idea, I liked it a lot and it got me thinking; ‘Why don’t I approach all the artists I have worked with over the past 18 months and see if they too feel like getting into the studio and making a new tune, but for it to sound like it was made in the early 90s?’ A few phone calls and emails were made and within a week I had 14 producers and groups going into the studio, each writing a fresh track. The free album ‘Hardcore Lockdown’ was created and subsequently released in May 2020. I had no idea it would be as successful as it was, with over 5000 downloads in a few weeks, and many messages that it would be great if these tracks would appear on vinyl. Now that was music to my ears and it again got me thinking!

Rather than release the project as a triple vinyl piece, I thought it would be a great opportunity to get each artist and group to write an EP, which would include their track from the album, and to release these EPs on vinyl as well as digital. But I felt it wouldn’t be right for these to come out on Vinyl Fanatiks as it would be too confusing. Vinyl Fanatiks is a repress label; these were brand new tunes, made by the original wizards of the scene. I needed a new label! For the past year I had been mulling over starting a new label and had already come up with the name and the branding. I just didn’t have a direction for it yet. But now I did… Amen Brother was born.

Amen Brother is a label that continues the vibes of the early 90’s but comes correct with fresh music. The music needs to feel like it was made back in the day - it needs to have that connection, whether written by an original artist from that era, or a remix of music from that era. But with the bar being raised so high by Vinyl Fanatiks, I needed to be sure that Amen Brother continued with that level of quality, from the authenticity of the music, to the high levels of presentation that my customers expect from us.

www.vinylfanatiks.co.uk
www.vinylfanatiks.bandcamp.com
www.facebook.com/vinylfanatiks
www.instagram.com/vinylfanatiks/
www.twitter.com/vinylfanatiks

2. DJH - 91 - AB-VFS001 - 192mp3 clip

4. DJH - Who's Petruccio? - AB-VFS001 - 192mp3 clip

BUY NOW >>> https://www.vinylfanatiks.co.uk/product/x-plode-reignited-ep-ab-vfs002

The second release on Amen Brother sees the return of another old school legend that only released one EP and vanished for the next 28 years! Lee X-Plode put out a self-funded EP in 1992 on a white label that became highly sort after in the vinyl collecting world, with copies changing hands for up to £250! Vinyl Fanatiks were lucky enough to be blessed with his permission to re-release this EP, which flew off the shelves.

Lee just loves the early 90’s rave scene and is an avid collector of any rave footage from this era. He is so tuned in to this period of music that when he started producing again in 2020, his tracks sounded like they had all been made back then, 100% authentic with 100% vibes. So when we approached Lee about writing an EP for our newly-founded Amen Brother label, he jumped at the chance and gave us four amazing anthems. This EP includes his track ‘Shock Out’ from the ‘Hardcore Lockdown’ album as well as an incredible revamp of his reggae tinged classic ‘Watch This Go’ which was on his one and only release back in 1992.

All vinyl purchases via our webstore will come with a link to download the MP3s.

Amen Brother biog:

In the early weeks of Lockdown, around the end of March 2020, DJH called me up with an idea.  “I was thinking, it would be nice to give the Vinyl Fanatiks supporters a free tune as a thank you for backing my repress and as a little gift during these difficult times, something to cheer people up” he said. I liked the idea, I liked it a lot and it got me thinking; ‘Why don’t I approach all the artists I have worked with over the past 18 months and see if they too feel like getting into the studio and making a new tune, but for it to sound like it was made in the early 90s?’ A few phone calls and emails were made and within a week I had 14 producers and groups going into the studio, each writing a fresh track. The free album ‘Hardcore Lockdown’ was created and subsequently released in May 2020. I had no idea it would be as successful as it was, with over 5000 downloads in a few weeks, and many messages that it would be great if these tracks would appear on vinyl. Now that was music to my ears and it again got me thinking!

Rather than release the project as a triple vinyl piece, I thought it would be a great opportunity to get each artist and group to write an EP, which would include their track from the album, and to release these EPs on vinyl as well as digital. But I felt it wouldn’t be right for these to come out on Vinyl Fanatiks as it would be too confusing. Vinyl Fanatiks is a repress label; these were brand new tunes, made by the original wizards of the scene. I needed a new label! For the past year I had been mulling over starting a new label and had already come up with the name and the branding. I just didn’t have a direction for it yet. But now I did… Amen Brother was born.

Amen Brother is a label that continues the vibes of the early 90’s but comes correct with fresh music. The music needs to feel like it was made back in the day - it needs to have that connection, whether written by an original artist from that era, or a remix of music from that era. But with the bar being raised so high by Vinyl Fanatiks, I needed to be sure that Amen Brother continued with that level of quality, from the authenticity of the music, to the high levels of presentation that my customers expect from us.

www.vinylfanatiks.co.uk
www.vinylfanatiks.bandcamp.com
www.facebook.com/vinylfanatiks
www.instagram.com/vinylfanatiks/
www.twitter.com/vinylfanatiks

4. X-Plode 'Watch This Go (2020 Mix)' - AB-VFS002 - 192mp3 clip

3. X-Plode 'Feel So Good' - AB-VFS002 - 192mp3 clip

The second release form Second Drop & this time featuring the awesome talent that is Luna-C! 3 brand new tracks from him & a bonus track, when bought form the Kniteforce Revolution site, a remix of Good Time Rub-A-Dub by The BradderCase.

The Fucking Grateful Ep

SDR02 - Luna-C - The Fucking Grateful EP - Clips

Tracklist:
Uncle 22 - Pumped Up Funk
Blame - Music Takes You (Peace Mix)
The House Crew - Keep the Fire Burning (Y dont u move remix)
Devastation - I Feel Love (Rave Devastation)
Desired State - Highlander
MC Lethal - The Reaper
Project 1 - Roughneck (Project 1 Rmx)
Krakpotz - Dont Taking the Biscuit 
One Timz Bass - Everybody Say 
The Charm - De-Men-Tation
EQ - Im So High
Primary Source - The Och 
Doc Scott - N.H.S. (Heavyweight Remix)
SLM - Nice and slow
Force Mass motion - V.N.E
The Joker - Yeah Yeah Yeah
Release - Drfting...
DJ Nex - When I Come I Come Ruff
Primatives - Jungle Mayhem
NRG - Feel The Fury (Piano Remix)
DSL1 - BE LUCKY
EOAD - ECSTASY ON A DREAM
JEM 77 - FORBIDDEN PLANET
Secret Squirrel - Commence with the b-line
C Biz - The Croud Says Rewind
Ajax Project - Ruffige - MACH III
Nebula II - X-Plore H-Core r remix
Rennie P Ritchie T - Resistor (Mix 1)
Sly T and Ollie J - Underground Confusion (original mix) 
Two Dark Troopers - I Wanna Be Your Lover 
Tetrus - Let Da Rhythm Hit Em
Skanna - Heaven

Gaffer - Oldskool Hardcore Live On Renegade Radio Sept 20

H8!Machine - 2021 (Haistakaa)

Original track was made some time ago... Darude didn't like it. Maybe times have changed..  ;)

Yell-O-Phase - Shitstorm (2021.. Darude still wouldn't like it Mix)

Independent Record-Label based in Finland.
Label Manager Yell-O-Phase.
http://www.discogs.com/artist/Yell-O-Phase
https://soundcloud.com/khk-vk-fw-archives
https://soundcloud.com/yop-2-1


Good  Old(skool) Days!!!!

MIXES ON THIS LINK >> https://www.mixcloud.com/sparkideenewpageofficial/

Sparki Dee entered the world in 1987 and developed a passion for music at a young age, the emerging rave scene meant it went commercial and many of the groups got into the top 40. The likes of The Prodigy, SL2, Altern 8 were a source of interest and rave music became an obession. By 2000 Sparki was collecting records due in part to a local pirate station Essence FM playing the current dnb, jungle, garage etc of the time along with old skool 90s. Radio became another obsession and by 2002 aged 15 he was yearning for a set of decks which he finally got, his electic mixes fusing old and new meant he was adaptable and over the years earned him sets locally at Escape, The Lido along with sets at 
The Fridge in Brixton for example. By 2004 Sparki got into producing after joining Pie Factory Music a local music studio that helped young people produce, DJ, MC. Sparki produced a drum n bass track on the studios album
'The Zone A Piece Of The Pie' in 2006 earning him his first ever release which started the ball rolling for more on the likes of Kode 5, Azzuro, Allowance, Ravenoyz, Ravestomp, Addiction Records UK, Hardcore Lives and CT12 Recordings. Sparki had national airplay on BBC Radio 1 in 2007 and 2009 via Annie Nightingale, along with 6 Music, BBC Introducing and has featured on many internet, pirate, and community radio stations. 

Sparki's style spans from drum n bass to jungle all the way back to hardcore and not forgetting trance under his second alias 'Ligera Project'. Sparki is adaptable in the rave scene and has also remixed many artists tracks. Currently Sparki runs his own record label CT12 Recordings and releases his own tracks along with artists who don't get noticed, he still plays unsigned and under the radar artists on his radio shows on Pulse FM 88.2 and is praised for his outlook on the underground scenes. Sparki has been doing radio since 2007 starring on the likes of Shadow FM, Charge FM, Nu Rave, Planet Rave, London Pirate Radio, No Fear Radio, Spice,
Happy Nation, Global Dance, Pulse FM 88.2, Dance FM Live. 

Music is answer!

Lock in and lock on to Sparki's sound, you wont be disappointed.

Sparki Dee - R.A.V.E (Yell-O-Phase Don't GIve A Remix)

Yell-O-Phase / KHK REC

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