Wasn't liking this track too much last time i heard it, but it's fairly kicking! Makes sense that i wasn't listening on good speakers the first time round.

Loud noises

My first ever remix in collaboration with MJ Cole for Intense. 1993, Drum & Bass was not even coined yet and I didn't even have an artist name! Jungle vibes were just becoming big in that year.

Babylon Timewarp - Durban Poison (Little Mats Remix) 1993

This remix was released in 1994 under Aladdin co-produced with DJ QED and with Catalogue number ADN-2R. The original was titled 'Warm &amp; Easy' on ADN-2, but became known as 'We Enter'.

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Aladdin aka DJ Aphrodite - We Enter (Heavenly Remix 1994)

ENTER S45003: THE ETHER-DRIVE EP

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@cheetahhhh provides the first offering for our 2023 release schedule with 'Lapse' , luring you in with tranquil atmospheric soundscapes ahead of the tear-out amen weaponry to follow...

ETHER-DRIVE EP

Cheetah - Lapse (S45003)

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Somewhere Else

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Zeds Dead - Collapse (feat. Memorecks)

@sullyuk / @tim-reaper
UHFR001, now available now from the Future Retro London Bandcamp page.
Buy: https://futureretrolondon.bandcamp.com/album/uhfr001
Stream: https://sq.lnk.to/UHFR001

UHFR001

Tim Reaper - Something Unreal [Acid Lab Remix]

A.G. Cook - Beautiful69 (Rustie Edit)

20 Testpresses of this KidLib concept album will be available at the RunOut vinyl market. Be quick!

B1. DJ Mindhunter - Mindthief

Planet Mu are very proud to be linking up with The Vinyl Factory who are releasing an 18 track 3x12" edition of µ20 which you can pre-order here: 

3xCD+ Book boxset and 2CD available to pre-order here: http://www.planet.mu/discography/ZIQ370

Planet Mu is a label that has always survived on its own very independent terms. For 20 years it's existed both on the fringes and in the centre of emerging electronic music, from IDM and breakcore to dubstep and grime and lately to footwork, which it took a chance on, opening it up to the world through the two Bangs & Works compilations. It also has a strong history of connecting the dots in between those genres by supporting idiosyncratic artists, from label stalwart Venetian Snares to Kuedo, Machinedrum, Boxcutter, Vex'd, Falty DL, Luke Vibert, Ital, Jlin and Mr. Mitch to name just a few.

Run by Mike Paradinas, who under the name µ-Ziq was one of the first wave of producers pushing the musical envelope in the wake of house and techno's initial burst of inspiration, Planet Mu is an established engine of creativity and enquiry, with one foot in the pop world, and a sense of fun that never lets its experimentation disappear into exclusivity and snobbery.  

To celebrate their 20th Anniversary, Planet Mu have organised a 50-track, triple CD compilation of both old and new unreleased tracks and remixes packaged in a deluxe dvd-style boxset complete with a 110 page book charting the history of the label, with insight from artists and staff, written by electronic music writer Rory Gibb. 

The music on CDs one and two is mainly from the current decade, with contributions from Kuedo, Machinedrum, John Wizards, Ital Tek, Remarc, Boxcutter, RP Boo, John T. Gast, Jlin and new signing Herva to name but a few. They're colourful, broad and adventurous rides across the roster that will impress and excite any fan of electronic music and are a strong reminder of the consistent quality and broad mindedness of the label too. 

CD three features more of the older guard, dipping back into the roster from the late nineties and early 2000s with a range of noisier, knottier contributions from artists including Jega, Neil Landstrumm, Speedy J, Shitmat, Leafcutter John, Hellfish, Datach'i and Hrvatski, it's the perfect compilation for hardcore fans and a brilliant and friendly introduction to the label for curious newcomers too.

µ20 (20 Years of Planet Mu)

Thunderclap (Dubplate Mix)

Remarc - Thunderclap (Dubplate Mix) (2009)

Zeds Dead - Undah Yuh Skirt Ft. Mavado

TU009 KAVSRAVE - YOUR LOVE

DeeJay Stretch Presents - Papa Lover Remixes

Papa Lover (Tim Reaper Remix)

Rustie - EP (Frazzle, Ooompa, Cat Nip, Sawdust)

WAV file available here: https://www.amenology.com/downloads/no1-feel-it

Sonar's Ghost - No. 1 (feel It)

1995 acetate first, then proper on GLINELP001 and as the opener on FIRMCD10 in '96.

Hype delivers a culture snare punch with Life Could, Think, and Amen breaks all united together in six minutes.

From Simon Reynolds's GENERATION E:
"So when white producer DJ Hype samples a black orator who preaches ‘we must unite on the basis of what we have in common’, the common experience – inhabiting the same run-down tower-blocks and council estates, being harassed by the police, living for marijuana, breakbeats and b-b-b-bass – may be grim and impoverished, but it’s ‘real’. Even when they live in nowheresville suburbs like Hitchin and Romford rather than inner-city ghettos, junglists belong to a jilted generation who are bored and frustrated, and have little to live for but burning up dead time in a weekend’s worth of ‘jungle fever’. The true meaning of ‘junglist’ is defined not by race, but by class, in so far as all working-class urban youth are ‘niggas’ in the eyes of authority. Junglist youth constitute a kind of internal colony within the United Kingdom: a ghetto of labour surplus to the economy’s requirements, of potential criminals under surveillance and guilty-until-proven-innocent as far as the Law is concerned."

Still Smokin

DJ Hype - We Must Unite

Hold The Line EP (Vinyl & Digital): https://fanlink.to/Hold_The_Line_EP
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Critical Music is excited to welcome Coco Bryce to the label.

We have long been fans of his take on the classic jungle breakbeat sound and this 4 track EP encapsulates all that makes his music vital and fresh.
Tunes that look back but move forward.

Releases October 23, 2020

artwork by Wencke Nilsson (https://www.instagram.com/wenckenilsson/)

Coco Bryce online:
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Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/cocobrycebeats
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cocomyor/
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/08hjAM9XAD28O0nWVKmlx5

Remarc - Thunderclap (Dubplate Mix) (2009)

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