Rantoul - paper shuffler ( Unreleased )

I like chewing on foam bananas whilst having eargasms 🍌🎶🎧🎶🍌 

Channel for timeless music. 
Futuristic drum and bass, hip hop and other curated rarities from 1995-2002.

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REV-909's Biography

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With an unwavering passion for electronic music and a decade-long dedication, REV-909 is determined to establish his presence in the techno scene through constant evolution and a commitment to artistic excellence.

From humble beginnings in the world of trance, he has explored a variety of genres, from tech-trance to his current passion for techno. Over the years, he has honed his craft using tools like Cubase 5 and, more recently, Ableton Live 11, shaping sonic landscapes that take listeners on a unique emotional journey.

Inspired by the darkness and intensity of techno, REV-909 has found his distinctive voice under his artistic name. His immersive sets and innovative productions challenge the conventions of contemporary techno, showcasing his dedication to gaining recognition within the techno scene.

With a decade of experience under his belt, REV-909 continues to be driven by his dedication to music and his pursuit of creative excellence.

Born in Bristol and brought up in Newcastle, Rantoul discovered his ambition to be a drum & bass DJ and producer, and hasn’t looked back since. 

Early on, Rantoul spent much of his time as a graffiti artist. It was this experience which led to the discovery of what he really wanted to do. He became interested in the rave scene through a friend, who at the time was receiving a constant stream of flyers through the post. “I used to promise myself my name would be on them,” he recalls. 

Rantoul’s determination to make his new-found ambition a reality led to him putting together a studio from scratch, with the help of his family. His musical policy was clear from the outset: “I’ve always been into drum and bass, especially the more atmospheric and musical stuff. I’ve always stood up for it, and that’s lost me a few friends, but at the end of the day I know what I like and I’ll stick to it.” 

Those all-important influences originated in the drum & bass scene of the mid-90s, with material from artists such as Photek, Source Direct, Peshay, Alex Reece, and a certain LTJ Bukem: “I’ve always been influenced by Bukem,” says Rantoul. “I first saw him at Dreamscape in 1993, and after that I used to travel to see him as much as I could.” Meanwhile, Rantoul was beginning his own DJ career, acquiring a residency at On It, Middlesborough, not long after the closure of the legendary Speed. Rantoul soon built up a reputation for his music, and his refusal to compromise the sound that he loved. “I used to get people coming up to me all the time and asking if I had anything harder,” he recalls. “But I’ve always done my own thing, regardless of what anyone else thinks.”

