Not sure if this one was released. A very early production. Rough but cool

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Forming together as a production duo at the start of 1999, Marvel & Eli became one of the U.K. Garage scene's most sought after remixers/ producers. Making Garage club hits such as Whitney Houston's "It's not right, but it's OK", 702's "You Don't Know" & Colourgirl's top 40 "Can't Get used to Losing you" & "Mas Que Nada", amongst many others. They leaned to the more musical end of U.K. Garage, but they're not averse to a seriously heavy B-line.
Both guys are known as producers, but are also DJs in their own right. Marvel started off back in the day with a regular Friday afternoon show on Extreme FM in London and now plays at various clubs around the country. Eli (now DJing and producing under the name Jason Eli) is a former Ministry of Sound resident, having played with many top U.S. & U.K. DJs  (including Frankie Knuckles, Masters at Work, Paul Oakenfold, Todd Terry, Kevin Saunderson & Roger Sanchez), and has toured extensively for the club both nationally and internationally. 

Musical Background
Marvel’s musical career began as a drum & bass producer in 1997. Realising he had a talent for MCing, he started hyping up crowds on the microphone alongside Masterstepz, DJ Ride, Martin Larner and others when the U.K. garage phenomenon took off. His musical taste soon became a blend of drum & bass and the soulful sound of garage as it was at the time.
Eli is a classical/Jazz trained keyboard player and college trained sound engineer. His musical background is wide & varied, ranging from reggae (playing & touring with the Benjamin Zephania band) through jazz, Indian dance, U.S. classic house & garage. He now concentrates on writing and production, bringing these eclectic influences with him. 

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