Funk Back

Due for release on the 12th of December on most online stores, Juno, Beatport, iTunes etc.

Champagne Lover

Campagne Lover - ft. Ashes & Dreams

Musica para encuesta.

Tracklist

DJ Massive - Ruff In The Comfort Zone [Hardcore Vinyl]
Primary Source - Mic Check [Reinforced]
Nasty Habits - Here Comes The Drumz (remix) [Reinforced]
Chaos & Julia Set - Fear The Future (Original Chaos Mix) [Recoil]
Original DJ Vibes - Nice Up De Area [Dance Floor Studios]
Metalheads - Sinister [Synthetic]
Hannibal Lecter - Suicide [Asylum]
D.J. Ron & E.Q.P. - Crackman The Return (Booyaka Mix) (E.Q.P. Mix) [Rough Tone]
Higher Octave - Breakdown EP (B1) [Pro-One]
DMS - Mind Wreck [Production House]
Lemon D - Pursuit Thru The Darkness [Planet Earth]
Potential Bad Boy - Work The Box [Limited E Edition]
Tango - Project 1 [F Project]
Manix - Turn Away Skull [Reinforced]
Wots My Code - Dubplate [XLR8]
Alien - Forseeing The Future [Alien & Monster]
X Cert - Reality [Limited E Edition]
Lemon D - 2 Gether [Planet Earth]
Sacred - Do It Together (The Baggy's Mix) [Not On Label - SACD001]
Primary Source - Smile [Reinforced]
Neuromancer - Pennywise [Symphony Sound]
Utomica - Rok A Bye  [Pro-One]
LTJ Bukem - Demon's Theme [Good Looking]
Cloud 9 - You Got Me Burnin' [Moving Shadow]

26th December 1992

Fabio - Quest - 26th December 1992

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Back in 1992 I moved to Bournemouth to go to Art College. I knew a few people, one of those being John Issacs AKA DJ Junk. I use to go over his house in the evenings and listen to music and hang out with the rest of the Second To None Breakers, most I had known since 1987/1988. One evening John took me over to a house in Bournemouth where there was a studio. I always remembered that evening but had no idea who the guy I had met was, it was just one of those random nights and I was always meeting new people. I knew this person was a rated producer signed to a big label. It wasn’t until I was signed to Moving Shadow myself and was chatting to Rob Playford around 1996 that he told me about a chap called Rog from a group called Tone Def, based in Bournemouth, who he use to work with on tunes back in the early years of the label. Thats when it clicked who that guy I met all those years earlier actually was! Rog Mogale from the group Tone Def, who made one of my all time anthems from my teens when I was out raving every weekend as a pony-tailed punter. That tune is ‘Big Love’ and it still makes the hairs on my arms stand on end (which it is as I write this, listening to it as I type!) Takes me right back to 1992 standing in a field, swaying, throwing shapes whilst my mud covered feet are going ten to the dozen!!!

It was only earlier this year that I managed to track down Rog again and after a bit of a chat (he remembers me going round his house, even though at the time I was just some random tagging along with John!) Rog mentioned that he thought that he had some old DAT tapes and 1/4″ reel to reel tapes with some music on that they wrote while on Moving Shadow but they never submitted to the label and subsequently it had been filed away, never to be heard of again. He didnt know where they were or even what the tracks on those tapes were like, but there was a small glimmer of hope that something could come to fruition! The lost Shadow Tapes!

A few long weeks went by and the occasional email from Bournemouth over to Gran Canaria (Rog’s present location) and back again before I got the email that I was hoping for. The DAT tapes had been found and Rog had gone through them and about 8 unreleased tracks were discovered! Not only that but Rog had remembered about some other tunes they had done which he had files for and would soon be collecting the Akai disks on his next trip back to Bournemouth! So, this is just the start of a few releases by Tone Def on Vinyl Fanatiks. The Bournemouth Moving Shadow family dropping megabombs!

Since their last release together as Tone Def on Moving Shadow back in 1992 Rog went on to set up the hugely successful audio company Void Acoustics, who supply the best speakers on the market to clubs, festivals and live venues. He now lives in Gran Canaria and is still producing in his rather incredible studio and enjoying the benefits of running a successful business. But he also still does the occasional gig as Tone Def alongside Paul Smith (weirdly enough whose brother I use to work with when I was a Countryside Ranger in Dorset!) though the location of the third member, Tony Davies, is presently not known, though the guys have tried to track him down over the years and would love to hear from him.

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Tone Def 'Can You Feel It' - Vinyl Fanatiks 007 - 192mp3 clip

KROME & TIME, Portsmouth UK. 1993.

This old tape is one of my prize possessions from when I lived in Portsmouth. It doesn't appear anywhere else online (I don't think) and while it's a bit sketchy on 'permission' to upload, it's a shame to have this beauty collecting dust, forgotten in the attic. A bit of 21st century mastering has been applied, to polish a bit of brightness to it too.

1) M-Beat - Booyaka - Renk 
2) Red Alert & Mike Slammer - Dont need your love - Slammin Vinyl 
3) Origin Unknown - The Touch - Ram 
4) Balance Inc - The Herbsman EP (AA1)
5) Andy C - Bass Constructor - Ram 
6) Q Bass - Funky hardcore (DJ Hype remix) - Sub Base 
7) Chaos & Julia Set - Atmosphere - Recoil
8) Fourth Dimension - Wonderland/Infected - ADR records 
9) Bizzy B & Peshay - Murder style - Brain 
10) Neuromancer - Pennywise (Remix) - Symphony Sounds 
11) Citedel of Chaos - Searching for Gold - Boombastic Plastic 
12) Human Being - The box - Straight from the bedroom 
13) Nookie - Shining in the darkness - Reinforced 
14) Red Alert & Mike Slammer - In effect - Slammin Vinyl 
15) Prodigy - Wind it up - XL

DJ Krome & Mr. Time - Portsmouth 1993

Pixl:
Pixl – Creator [Unreleased]
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Pixl – Chimes [Forthcoming Hypercharger]
Equinox – Antarctica [Inperspective]
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Matzo – Auraz [Unreleased]
Dillinja – Silver Blade (Abstract Illusion Bootleg) [Free Download]
Champa B – Ruffneck Warrior Sound [Unreleased]
Abstract Drums & Peeb – Fire At Zero Gravity [Unreleased]
Pixl – Tubby's Innovation [Unreleased]
Duburban – Jammin Arabia [Unreleased]
Pixl – End Of Days [Unreleased]
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Bio-Kem & Dr..Um – Atmosphere Direct [Unreleased]
Nebula – Maze [Bandcamp]
Polarity – Mortality [Unreleased]
Champa B – Storm Clouds [Unreleased]
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Dr Bastardo – Papua Nu Guinea Bastardisation [Our Fucking Jungle]
Skru – Chernobyl [Unreleased]
Skitzaphonic – Transmission Hack [Free Download]
Evol Intent – Time War [Evol Intent]
MDS – Metric Acid [Life4Land]

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“Things were very smoky back then” Rennie Pilgrem tells me as we get stuck into our chat. “We would down tools if we were likely to run low. Everything would stop until we managed to get some more weed. We didn’t work without it! The more we all smoked, the louder the bass would get. ‘Check Out The Bass Bass’ was the most extreme one we did. We mixed that one down while heavily stoned, adding more and more bass the more we smoked. To top it off we then went to Jah Tubby’s Studios to get it mastered and cut, where even more bass was added! That one was a bass overload!”

Rhythm Section were one of my favourite groups from the early 1990’s. They made tunes that I loved. Heavy, catchy, rave infested anthems. I remember in 1999 we as Aquasky were asked to play the opening night of Fabric and before we went on, the DJ before us was Rennie Pilgrem. We were all very excited to meet him and I think I may have bent his ear a bit too much about his rave days as I suddenly reverted to my 17 year old self, watching them from the crowd, in awe. Our paths crossed often during the heady days of the breakbeat scene in the early noughties. We even got to remix Rhythm Section under our Black Noise moniker and in turn Rennie remixed one of our tunes that we did with the Ragga Twins. 

Back in November 2003 I had been booked to play a rave called Vinyl Touch at Electrowerks and the DJ before me was Ellis Dee! Again, I was super excited to meet another of my teenage heroes. Ellis Dee, alongside DJ Ratty were my all-time favourite DJs from the rave era and I use to have their mixtapes on in my car all the time as well as booming out of my bedroom in a small village in the New Forest, much to my parents dismay and bafflement! Myself and Ellis Dee have worked together releasing his anthems from back in the day on Vinyl Fanatiks for the past year, so when Roy asked me if I would be interested in releasing any Rhythm Section records I didn’t even need to contemplate it. I bit his hand off! YES!!!!!!!!!

Rennie continues the conversation “In 2019 Roy (Ellis Dee) was telling us that he had been repressing his early music and that there was a market for unreleased music as well. So we thought ‘Let’s check our DAT tapes and see what we can find’. We all travelled down to Nick’s studio in Brighton and went through them, finding the unreleased version of ‘Perfect Love’ as well as samples and the vocal to one of the last tunes we ever did together; ‘Rhythm Takes Control’. We thought it would be nice to revisit that track and make a version of it which was more like the traditional Rhythm Section releases. When we wrote that track originally in 1993 all of us had become disinterested in the scene. At this time we weren’t sure as a band what we were into. We were experimenting with house. We didn’t like where the tempo was going in the rave scene, anything above 140BPM felt wrong. It was the end of the rave era and we never got to make a rave version of it back then. So for us to come together again after all these years and make a refix of it in a traditional 1991 Rhythm Section style was great fun”.

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Rhythm Section - 'Rhythm Takes Control (Refix)' - VFS022 - 192mp3 clip

Top Buzz @ Amnesia House 'Back With A Vengeance' on Friday the 16th of July 1993.

Amnesia House - Back With A Vengence

Top Buzz @ Amnesia House - Back With A Vengeance (16-7-1993)

Tracklist:

dYstance - Let's Go (Original Mix)
Junki Munki - Love 4 '92
DJ Con-E - BXD96
JMT - The Regime
Runout Groove - Bad Boy Bass (Chapman remix)
Boykz & Chapman - Rock A Party
Try Unity -Unstoppable
Acen - Play 2092 (DS1 Remix)
JMT - Retrospective
Dj Jimmy - Original Style
DJ Deluxe - Fuck The System
Bassraver - new track 
Bassraver - Jar Jar (Gaffer remix)
Radiosam - Side Up The Bass
Bells 94 DJ Pooch Remix
Bay B Kane - Bagpipes In Effect
DJ Rave In Peace - Lets Do It
Roko - Difficult Situation
Boca Ft Porgus - Watching The World Go By
Hyperkinetic - Shake It
Puffin Billy - MILLIE02 SIDE A
Larry Heard - Summertime Breeze (Coco Bryce Edit)
Abyss - Soundclash
DJ Bagpuss - No Darkness Without Light (Lighter Mix)
Coco Bryce - Get On Up
 Dj Luna-C - I Got This
Master Mash - Open Your Mind
DJ Beeno - Non Stop
Juic-E - Rave End (ED808 Remix)
Tactical Aspect - Reminders
Hear The Drummer Get Wicked - Al Pack Bootleg (Scott Allen Master)
Jonny 5 - Multiverse

Gaffer - Live On Renegade Radio 11 07 20

Back to some oldskool this week, this time some Breakbeat Hardcore from a time when Breakbeat was dying out and the kick drum was taking over, kinda sad that we couldn't continue to have both at the same time but anyway, enjoy !

Tracklisting:

01. Billy "Daniel" Bunter - New Sensation
02. DJ Pooch - Feeling This Way
03. S&A - Peaked Up
04. Rise & Shine - Losing Control
05. Pooch & Hursee - Baby Baby
06. J.D.S. - Higher Love
07. Beatmen - 4 The Floor Recordings Vol 1 Side B
08. Different Vibe - Can You Feel it
09. Format - The Stomper
10. Sy & Unknown - Sudden Impact
11. Higher Level - Everybody Can Be
12. Sy & Unknown - Let The Bass Kick
13. The DJ Sy Project - Emotions
14. Rise & Shine - Fire
15. Maxine & Dubwise - Let It Flow (Jimmy J & Cru-l-t Remix)
16. J.D.S. & DJ Fury - Age Of Stomp
17. The Timespan - Stop The Music
18. Oaysis - Incredible Bass (Slipmatt-Awaited Remix)
19. Richie Whizz - Song Of Angels

DJ A.K. - 94 - 95 Breakbeat Hardcore Mix 10.07.20

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