What's the name of that Ludacris Stand Up remix?

These 2 are definitely some Fiyaaa... im assuming this track at @30;06 is called Rise Up, but not sure. anyone know who and what art is. I have a huge smile on my bobbing head whenever I hear this.

TRACKLIST:

01 · Krafty Kuts - Bring Back the Funk (Original Mix) [Against The Grain]
02 · CoolTasty - Lowcost (Original Mix) [Need Money]
03 · Aphradan - Strut (Rasco Remix) [Aphrodite Recordings]
04 · Sekret Chadow - That feeling of looking back (Original Mix) [Distorsion Records]
05 · Yo Speed feat. Javo Scratch - Classic (Original Mix) [Distorsion Records]
06 · Stanton Warriors - Somali Funk (Original Mix) [Punks Music]
07 · Mutantbreakz - Virus (Original Mix) [Distorsion Records]
08 · Baymont Bross - Boys Make It Better (Original Mix) [The Pooty Club Records]
09 · Suga7 - Rocking (Original Mix) [Wasted Recordings]
10 · Bad Legs - Funky town (Original Mix) [Elektroshok Records]
11 · Urbano - Give Me The Funky Beat (Original Mix) [13monkeys Records]
12 · Obscene Frequenzy - Funky Summer (Original Mix) [Wasted Recordings]
13 · Kuplay feat. Jose Rodriguez - Back to the classics (Original Mix) [Elektroshok Records]
14 · Kwerk - Coming Over (Original Mix) [Diesel Recordings]

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Funktastico Vol.1

I did my first breaks gig for 5-6 years this year. It was 20 years since my debut at the infamous Vinyl Touch gigs. At that first gig, in November 2003 I met Ellis Dee, Froe from the Breakfastaz and Inchie - Control Z for the first time. It was also the location for the debut play of Baitercell & Schumacher's incredible 'What's Down Low' track.

The return to Vinyl Touch this year also was the first time I have ever used CDJs at a gig. I had done a crash course with Terry Hooligan at his On The Rise DJ Academy the month before . I was certainly a bit nervous of using them for the first time... but it came out OK. The only issue was the booth was really dark, so I couldn't really see the buttons and of late, I have had to wear glasses for close up things! But so long as the booth is lit and I remember my glasses, we should be all good for future gigs!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!  

The set features Cash MC, who was also my MC for the night 20 years ago. Top guy and a great MC.

Thanks go out to Andy Lock Up for finally convincing me to do a breaks gig again!

Aquasky & Cash MC - The Vinyl Touch - London - March 2023

Little Love

FRENCHYPRESENTSMUSIC: Days Like That 
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Days Like That

This is an exclusive recording from Koma & Bones amazing set at the last ever Lowdown in Manchester, UK on Friday 29th January 2016. Its 90 minutes of pure K&B tunes and remixes.... What a night. The crowd was going wild!!!

Koma & Bones Live at Lowdown, Manchester 29/01/2016

So it recently dawned on me that this year marks 10 years since I had my first support gig at Ambar back in 2006 playing before Dopamine – 10 bloody years!!
Since then music has taken me all over Australia and overseas and allowed me to connect with people all over the world that would have never been possible had it not been for our mutual interest in music.
So I think it’s about time I did a mix paying tribute to that awesome time in my life – the gigs/parties/after parties/boat parties and festivals.
Flashing back to 2004 – 2006 I couldn’t get away without paying respect to Kid Kenobi who single handedly got me and most of the people I know into Djing at the time. 
I learnt to mix by listening to his breaks mixes on repeat. 
So this mix is as much a tribute to him as it is to the talented artists included in it.
Enjoy!

TRACKLISTING

White Stripes – Seven nation Army [Adam Freeland Remix]
- Poxy Music – Our Break [Sample]
- Basement Jaxx – Where’s Your Head At [Sample]
Adam Freeland – We Want Your Soul
Freestylers – Punks [Krafty Kuts Remix]
- Basement Jaxx – Where’s Your Head At [Sample]
The Rouge Element – King of Boot
Green Velvet – La La Land [Poxymusic vs Kid Kenobi Remix]
Moguai – U Know Y
Cut & Run – Ravelight
Aquasky & Meat Katie – Overneath [Friendly Remix]
Adam Freeland – Heel Toe Feat. Juice Aleem Toastie
JDS – Rockstar [Kid Kenobi, Q45 & Ritual Remix]
Deibeat – Time to Rock
Rennie Pilgrem – Emit Collect
Drumattic Twins – Feelin Kinda Strange [Bass Kleph & Nick Thayer Remix]
Evil Nine – Crooked
Ivory – Free The Beast [Breakfastaz Remix]
- Aquasky vs Crash Berlin – Movin The Hype Track [Sample]
Stereo Type, Screwface & Ctrl Z – Dusk Til Dawn Feat. Foreign Beggars, Mc Spyda, Wizard.
Far Too Loud – Play It Loud [Broken Robot mix]
- Breakfastaz – The Pressure [Aquasky Remix]
Stereotype, Screwface & Ctrl Z – Balls To The Wall [Stereotypical Part 2]
Freestylers & Pendulum – Fasten Your Seatbelt
Pendulum – ABC Theme
Evil Nine – Restless Feat. Toastie Taylor [Dylan Rhymes Mix]
Alex Dolby – Hazy Way [Evil Nine Remix]
Moguai – Get It On [Hyper Remix]
Bloc Party – Banquet [Boys Noize remix]
Junxie XL - Mushroom




DiiSTORTiiON - Classic Breakbeat

Deekline and Wizard cemented themselves in Breakbeat folklore. Known for their Booty Breaks from back in the day they were a force to be reckoned with releasing a full album called "Breaks, Beats and Blondes" on Botchit & Scarper Records in 2004. Another one in 2009 and 2 mix compilations. Unfortunately they both parted ways but Deekline has kept producing music and travelling the world DJing till this day.

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Deekline & Wizard - Promo Mix for Seismic - September 2006

Deekline and Wizard cemented themselves in Breakbeat folklore. Known for their Booty Breaks from back in the day they were a force to be reckoned with releasing a full album called "Breaks, Beats and Blondes" on Botchit & Scarper Records in 2004. Another one in 2009 and 2 mix compilations. Unfortunately they both parted ways but Deekline has kept producing music and travelling the world DJing till this day.


https://www.facebook.com/djdeekline
https://soundcloud.com/djdeekline

https://www.facebook.com/wizarduk

Deekline & Wizard - Triple J Mixup - 18.4.2009

Deekline and Wizard ‎– Live: The Mix CD - From Brixton To Brisbane " FREE DOWNLOAD "

Deekline & Ed Solo step up with their debut LP, the insanely eclectic,
genre-defying, zeitgeist-defining Bounce 'N' Shake. Some albums are
for introspective listening, others for putting on in the background
while you do the housework or homework. This one is for dropping on
the turntables when you've just opened the doors on the hottest house
party in town and need to get the evening started with a boom.

Rifling through booty bass, jungle, soul, breaks, dubstep, drumstep
and drum 'n' bass with the kind of assurance one might expect from DJs
who have sent bodies flying round the room at club venues across the
globe for more than a decade, the UK production duo drop a no-nonsense
selection of bass music anthems to get your hands in the air as the
low-end frequencies move your derriere. This one is the very
definition of all killer, no filler: a boisterous, brazen and
occasionally barmy trip into the world according to Deekline & Ed
Solo. An antidote to chin-stroking hipster beats that are about as
likely to get anyone on the dancefloor as Jesus is to be elected the
next president of Switzerland.

First up, balearic-tinged opener Gloria, featuring Christina Nicola,
is all girls' night out energy: the perfect summer sizzler to keep you
warm as the nights draw in. Next, Top Cat drops in on the frenetic
jungle-flavoured Bad Boys, freshening up the famous reggae classic
with serious aplomb. The gorgeous Always, with Keats on vocals,
ventures into atmospheric dubstep territory, while All Gravy sees
Brighton rapper Darrison taking over the mic for a dubby rudeboy
breakbeat roller. Recent single Reload is a balls-to-the-wall booty
club stormer with the mighty Million Dan blowing up the place, while
Hey Mr DJ sees Nicola back in the vocal booth for another
satin-smooth, sexygirl anthem with mic support from Florida rapper
Sporty-O.

The album's meaty mid-section belongs to Gala Osborn, who provides
driving, confident vocals on the ravey, deep and atmospheric Take It,
steps in for the legendary Dawn Penn on dubby drum 'n' bass
party-starter No No No and finishes with the piano-fuelled breakbeat
killer Hold Head. Sandwiched in between, Countdown shows off Deekline
and Ed Solo's ability to flex garage-style with the badboy hype coming
from legendary old skool 2-step MC combo Nu Jam.

Wipe the brow. Have yourself a glug of ice cold water, because after
all that firepower in the space of just 10 songs, you definitely
deserve a break from the fyah. What's that you say? We're only half
way through. Okay … deep breath and on to part two.

First up, Dancehall Tribute takes things in a deep and dubwise
direction, with the legendary Tenor Fly reminiscing over supremely
funky breakbeats on a track that recalls his chart-topping mid-90s
period with The Freestylers. Christina Nicola returns for the classy,
lush dubstep number Weekend Lover, and there's more half-time
roughness with rapper Hardy Hard sending down a p-funk flavoured vocal
on the tough and rolling Ridin'. Million Dan, Kidd Money and MC
Flipside combine forces for the garagey dub-house of Champion Number
One, before Sweetsounds turns up to rock the mic on the synthy,
disco-tinged Together. You Can Be My Night is a piano-fuelled d 'n' b
roller with a heavy jump up influence, while I Like Girls, featuring
Sporty-O and Vic Bynoe, is a straight-up electro breakbeat booty
killer about the joys of dem ladeez. Blaze It Up, featuring Million
Dan, sends ballearic guitar over fearsome d 'n' b beats and the
dirtiest of basslines, while Gimme a Piece of that Booty, with vocals
from the legendary Assault, is another roughhouse booty bass anthem.

Rounding out the album, City to City employs the vocal talents of
Darrison and Rubi Dan, blowing up the dancefloor with tearing jungle
flavours for a track that takes no prisoners. Finally, Shake the
Pressure (Martin Horger remix) sends us off into the night with a
blinding tech-fuelled booty destroyer.

A spectacular achievement, and an album likely to join the pantheon of
great dance music long players, Bounce and Shake is a rare beast in
these times of throwaway singles, a 21-track double album that bears
repeated listens and works just as well in the home as in the club.

Bounce n Shake Album Mix

Tribute to the Masters of The Breakbeat Sound looking forward to seeing these guys over the Bank Holiday ! This is....Stanton Warriors VS DJ Deekline...FIGHT!!

Dj Deekline Vs Stanton Warriors Fight!

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Deekline & Wizard - Triple J Mixup - 18.4.2009

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