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Boiler Room Vapor City Special: London w/ Machinedrum, dBridge, Fracture, Amit & Dream Continuum

[Broadcasted on 9th October 2013]

Tracklist & video at boilerroom.tv

Fracture Boiler Room mix

Amit Boiler Room mix

Eric Prydz presents EPIC - Live @ O2 Academy Brixton, London

Eric Prydz - Essential Mix 2011 (Live from Creamfields)
27.08.2011

Tracklist:-

Eric Prydz - 2Night (Instrumental Mix)
Pryda - Juletider
Pryda - Glimma
ID - Welcome
ID - Rotonda
ID - WOWOW
ID - Unknown
Marco Bailey & Tom Hades - Funky Business
Pryda - Reeperbahn
Pryda - Unknown ID
Depeche Mode - Its No Good (Jeremy Olander Edit)
Cirez D - Tear S**t Up
Pryda - Animal
Eric Prydz - Sweet Genesis
Pryda - Genesis
Pryda - Muranyi
Depeche Mode - Personal Jesus (Eric Prydz Remix)
Cirez D - Knockout (EPIC Mix)
Candi Staton - You Got The Love (Acapella)
Pryda - M.S.B.O.Y
Eric Prydz - Tribute to STHLM
Pryda - Unknown ID
Eric Prydz - Pjanoo (Private Edit)
Eric Prydz - 2Night (Instrumental Mix)


Eric Prydz - Essential Mix 2011 (Live @ Creamfields)

From the LP "The Primal Energy That is the Music & Ritual of Jajouka, Morocco" on Sol Re Sol Records, a subsidiary of S.S. Records. Released 11/11/11.

The Master Musicians of Jajouka - Jajouka Black Eyes

The 26th November 2011 saw the 3rd instalment of the EPIC show from Eric Prydz. The biggest and best EPIC yet, Eric performed to a crowd of 11,000 people at a sell-out Alexandra Palace in London, UK.


Eric Prydz presents EPIC - Live @ Alexandra Palace, London

Dean Martin - Ain't That A Kick In The Head (www.mdindir.net)

The first two singles taken from Calyx & TeeBee’s forthcoming album ‘All Or Nothing’ have been heavily supported by tastemakers across the board. Lining up to drop them are Radio 1 DJs Zane Lowe and Annie Mac,  UK #1 artists DJ Fresh and Rudimental, Example’s touring partner DJ Wire and scene stalwarts TC and Matrix & Futurebound, to name but a few. And now the duo is ready to unleash the third single from ‘All Or Nothing’, an incredible slice of D&B funk featuring the vocal talents of Kemo.

Marrying influences from hip hop, funk and mid-‘90s drum & bass, Calyx & TeeBee offer up a distinctly different track that tugs on feelings of nostalgia while pushing the envelope forward. ‘Pure Gold’ is effortlessly fresh, oozing with bouncing hip hop, double bass funk and D&B energy this track will undoubtedly sound great from the car to the club, across radio waves and dance floors alike.

Wilkinson steps up for the first remix of the package, keeping the orchestral provenance suggested by the intro of the original and rolling it out into a booming, winding bass monster. This is drumstep at its finest, resisting the urge to throw in a million random bleeps, Wilkinson instead infuses ‘Pure Gold’ with his own unique style and creates an absolute killer of a remix in the process.

Next up Hostage takes ‘Pure Gold’ into serious bouncing house territory. As the punchy drums are punctuated by that infamous horn sample you’re pulled slowly and gently in. Before long Hostage places precision cuts of Kemo’s vocal and the infectious bass loop into the mix along with some carnival snares that ensure this is one of the most infectious 4/4 tracks you’re likely to hear all year.

Rounding the digital package off Calyx & TeeBee offer up their own track ‘Perspectives’, a sure-fire slice of D&B that’s sure to keep the heads happy. Relentless bass and expertly chosen sound FX all combine with rolling percussion and stunning production to create a perfect dance floor roller.

Calyx & TeeBee

Vinyl
A. Pure Gold ft Kemo
AA. Perspectives

Digital
1. Pure Gold ft Kemo (Original Mix)
2. Pure Gold ft Kemo (Radio Edit)
3. Pure Gold ft Kemo (Wilkinson Remix)
4. Pure Gold ft Kemo (Hostage Remix)
5. Perspectives (Original Mix)

Release: 29th October 2012
Cat no: RAMM124

Calyx & TeeBee - ft Kemo Pure Gold (Friction BBC R1 - Exclusive 1st Play)


LTJ Bukem - 
Marky and Spy totally capturing the feel of the original, brought up to date, nice to be able to relive the 93 vibes.
Jack Frost - 
Atlantis is beautifully reworked by marky without losing any of the original style . Instantly recognised by dnb fans from the start 
EZ Rollers - 
A momentous rework of a stone cold DnB classic.
Technicolour - 
SPY has really delivered here. A rough and rugged interpretation of a true classic.
Jay Rome - 
this is def one of my fave remix this year...as the original was a big hit in the past this will have the same effect when it gonna be released....this is a big dancefloor smasher.
Command Strange - 
I love the original and love this one! big remix! the most desirable of all the tunes for me
Kasper - 
I had a chance to hear it at my first experience at Fabric Night Club in the UK. Simply beautiful. 
Malaky - 
Another all time classic brought perfectly up to date.Beefed up breaks on top of those classic samples,but still does the original justice.This tune will always take me back!!!!!

LTJ Bukem -  Return to Atlantis Marky & SPY Rework - goodlooking Records


DJ Die - Music is one of my favourite tracks ever and the remix is top class!”
DJ Hype - I love the way this remix has not  lost the flavour of the original classic 
LTJ Bukem - Subtle and smooth rework, love how Technicolour introduces the original Music bells, fading them up in the mix, makes you almost not realize what your actually listening to, love it!
Bryan G - When I first heard this track it felt like a spiritual journey into music. This remix leaves me feeling exactly the same. Mad props to Technicolour, they rolled out one of the biggest classics in drum & bass.
Jack Frost - Music rework is like a brand new record but with that same class and instant appeal as the original recording .. Great record
Lenzman - My first piece of Drum & Bass vinyl was "Music" and I have to say that the Technicolour rework is stunning. A great re-imagining of the original.
EZ Rollers - When remixing a classic such as Music it is easy to get it wrong and difficult to get it right. Well, Mr Technicolour you got it so right! 10/10
Technicolour - 	'Music' is one of THE cornerstones of jungle to me, one of a handful of tracks that really laid a foundation for everything that has come to pass since. So I hope my deep reverence for the original comes through in the remix. 
Furney - Nice little re-hash of Bukems classic, the new elements swirl it up nicely and the rolling break rattles in your face faster than an Olympic gold medallist. The unforgettable bass hook, faithfully reproduced, make this a chin stoker and a leg shaker.  Don't miss this one.
Blu Mar Ten - True to the craft.
Jay Rome - Really love this remix by Technicolour....he still kept the great dreamy vibe of the original and made a solid update of it....Technicolour never does wrong.
Command Strange - It's really great remix, now this legendary track sounds fresh to the old spirit! BIG!
Malaky - Amazing rework of one of my all time favourites.Still got the vibes of the original but with a modern twist.Not an easy task to remix such a classic track,but Technicolour's got it spot on.Can't wait for this one!!!!!






LTJ Bukem - Music - Technicolour Rework - goodlooking Records

Buy the WhoMadeWho / Mark Lanegan limited 7" here: www.wmwlanegan.com
The release supports the work of Amnesty International

BELOW THE CHERRY MOON (Mark Lanegan Band version)

DEEP BLACK VANISHING TRAIN (WhoMadeWho Version)

This recording comes from a cassette of a radio show broadcasted by Radio Jamaica Rediffusion in 1969 as a tribute for Don Drummond that had recently passed away.

It's hosted by Dermott Hussey with comments from Prince Buster, Coxsone Dodd, Tommy McCook, and others who knew him.

It was originally ripped by Lord Koos years ago and we offer the greatest respect to him for keeping this. It's amazing!

Don Drummond Tribute Radio Jamaica 1969

out now - 

iTunes - http://smarturl.it/Insidious
Ram Shop - http://smarturl.it/zl7q30
Drum&Bass Arena - http://smarturl.it/x83ul6
Trackitdown - http://smarturl.it/d7h0pi

Insidious: Proceeding in a gradual, subtle way, but with harmful effects.
So the dictionary tells us, but if the word insidious bears any relation to Rene LaVice’s rise to drum & bass prominence it’s that it is the exact opposite. Smashing his way to the top of the game within a year with nothing but a hugely positive effect, Rene LaVice is poised to unleash his debut album following just a handful of releases.

It would be foolish to think that Rene LaVice and his music weren’t ready for such a bold step, though. Last year saw his tunes find a home on the playlists of tastemakers such as Annie Mac, Nick Grimshaw and MistaJam, become highlights in the sets of Ram boss Andy C amongst many of his D&B peers, top the sales charts amidst fierce competition from all manner of bass music and storm into Mixmag’s top 50 tracks of the year. 

How exactly, you may ask, has a relatively new artist from Canada managed to achieve all of this in 2012? Your first listen to his debut album ‘Insidious’ will undoubtedly answer that.

From the opening bars of ‘So Inspired To Fail’ to the closing notes of ‘Absolute Monster’ this LP is really a lesson in creating beautifully crafted drum & bass. ‘Perfect World’ and ‘This Is Conflict’ are prime examples of Rene’s ability to put together tracks that will undoubtedly smash dancefloors.

Throughout ‘Insidious’ has nothing but breezy production and genuine soul to offer the listener. ‘The Way You Love Me’ draws you in with subtle vocal hooks and chest-warming Reeses, ‘Rude Selection’ sees Rene drop the tempo and team up with Trinity Chris for a crunching, grinding slice of hip hop heavy bass music, while the album’s title track is a dizzying blend of sultry vocals and Prototype Years style drum & bass. 
Drawing together classic sounds and giving them a fresh lease of life is Rene LaVice’s mainstay, crafting drum & bass that manages to feel nostalgic, infused with timeless, classic intent, but always up to date with fresh production values. Rene LaVice is a producer who wears his influences on his musical sleeve and always brings them together in a new and exciting way, and his debut album is a testament to that incredible talent.

Rene LaVice - ViceCream

Kove - Gone / Gone (6am mix) / Airlock - out now - http://smarturl.it/PRGRAM008

iTunes - http://smarturl.it/PRGRAM008
RAM shop - http://smarturl.it/jenfug
Trackitdown - http://bit.ly/PRGRAM008TiD
Beatport - http://bit.ly/PRGRAM008Beatport
Drum&Bass Arena - http://bit.ly/PRGRAM008dnba

From career-igniting releases to mighty moments from some of D&B’s biggest names, Program’s dedication to forward thinking D&B goes from strength to strength. Over the past seven releases, the label have acted as a solid platform for exciting new drum & bass prospects such as Frankee, Chroma, LoKo and Nitri as well as bolster the repertoires of longer-standing scene preachers Wickaman, Hoodlum, Mavrik, Bladerunner, RV and Paul B.

Now peering over the edge of their second year, the label is re-engaging with some of the acts they broke last summer for some equally impressive follow-up releases. Kove is the first to return to the label. A talented tattooed tearaway with a taste for both the blazing beats and the deeper side of the dance, both cuts on his Program debut - ‘Iodine’ and ‘Open Ground’ - became instant 2012 dancefloor standards, championed by key players across the board.

‘Gone’ continues his promising audio armoury with distinct maturity. Breathy and breezy, its stunning depths become apparent from the very first fluttering pad. Coated in a beautifully underplayed vocal hook, ‘Gone’ rolls with blistered bass grace as staccato kicks and snares puncture the otherwise dreamy ambience… And the groove masterfully develops with timeless dancefloor dynamics. Rolling but never quite rampaging, it represents everything that you fell in love with drum & bass in the first place: subtleties, sophistication and just a slight sense of pensive menace.     

‘Airlock’ follows. Allowing the vocal to play more of a dominant role in the mix, it’s Kove at his most yearning and poignant. Opening with a blast of minor key euphoria, the skippy, snappy breakbeats take complete control of the groove, bowing a big nod to drum & bass’s most formative period. Stark and solid, warm and rolling, as ‘Airlock’ develops we’re treated a fine balance of cruising synth washes and laidback guitar licks as the vocal whistles deep in the well-textured mix. If you’re looking to hypnotise your floor any time soon then look no further… This will have your crowd locked in tighter than a state penitentiary.

Finally, as a generous digital exclusive, Program have squeezed a second version of ‘Gone’ from Kove. The special ‘6AM’ mix takes off from the spine-shuddered mess the original left us in… And it does so with a heavier, classically trained breakbeat, fuller bodied bassline and languishing rim-shot soaked ending. Perfect for a late-night reboot or end-of-party hug-inducer, we’re anticipated some serious heavy rotation as the warmer months ease in.

Once again, it’s time to get with the Program!   


Kove - Gone

Some of the old sounds that shaped what you're getting today

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