Here's a little something that just happened in my studio.  Hope you like it!  I'll probably give it away for free in a couple of weeks.

Michael Prophet - Show Some Love (Scott Allen Bootleg)

SCOTT ALLEN--RELEASES ON:
Soul Deep Recordings
Fokuz Recordings
Liquid V Recordings
Jazzsticks Recordings
Good Looking Records
Celsius Recordings
Soul Rebel Recordings
Smooth N Groove Records
Sheer Velocity Recordings
Expressions
Phuzion Digital
Influenza Recordings
Telluric Recordings
Liquid Drops Recordings

If you would like to contact me or send demos you can e-mail me at info@souldeeprecordings.com

Scott grew up in Seattle, Washington (USA), and was a big music lover at a young age. At 10 years old, he fell in love with new wave music and the synth-driven tunes of the early 80’s. A couple of years later, he began a new passion, collecting Hip-Hop music. 

When Scott was 18 years old, he moved to the L.A. area to attend college and play water polo at Chapman University. When he moved into his dorm room he met his future deejay partner and Neosoul band partner, Tim Andren. Scott and Tim would spend hours talking about music and seeing who could supply the best, most underground Hip-Hop tune with the most addictive beats and sounds. During this period in his life, Scott was introduced to Breakbeat, Hardcore Breaks, early Jungle, and Ambient Dub Music. Scott immediately fell in love with the overall feel and freedom of the music.

At about the age of 21, Scott and his roommates bought their first set of turntables and the passion for the music grew into an intense love. About 2 weeks after he bought his turntables, he was already circulating his mix tapes and getting booked to play at clubs and parties in L.A. After a year or two of playing local shows, Scott began playing shows all over the USA and Canada, exposing these areas to the Neosoul breakbeat sound. He was fortunate enough to play alongside such heavy-hitting acts as DJ Dan, Donald Glaude, Bassbin Twins, Simply Jeff, and many other big names.

When the breakbeat scene slowed down around 2001, Scott went back to his roots in electronic music and began enjoying the sounds of Jungle music, only now the music was more refined. He began to go to Drum & Bass events and would catch LTJ Bukem & Conrad, and the rest of the Good Looking crew every time they would perform in the Southern California area. He was drawn to the melodic, jazzy, and ethereal sounds of Drum & Bass music, and he especially liked it with Conrad hypnotically weaving his lyrics over the tunes. He began collecting Drum & Bass records and also started producing Drum & Bass in about 2004. It was also around this time that Scott further developed his passion for Reggae and Dub music. You can definitely hear the influence that these genres of music have had in his music.

His production became more serious when people started hearing his songs and began to show interest in wanting more of his sound. After a few years of producing and getting a number of tracks signed to major labels, Scott decided to start his own label, Soul Deep Recordings. Since Soul Deep’s inception in January 2011, the label has seen a great amount of success and has been established as one of the top Liquid/Deep/Jazzy labels in the music game. 

In addition to releasing many EP’s on Soul Deep, Scott has released music on a number of other top labels including, Fokuz, Celsius, Good Looking, Smooth N Groove, Telluric, Celsius, Soul Rebel, Jazzsticks, Phuzion, Liquid V, Atmomatix and Sheer Velocity. Currently, Scott keeps himself busy pushing the record label and playing shows as often as he can. You can follow Scott on Social Media to keep up to date with his releases.

MY LIKES, PROGRESSIVE HOUSE,PROGRESSIVE TRANCE,DEEP HOUSE,PIANO HOUSE,OLD SKOOL HOUSE AND RAVE MUSIC,LOVERS ROCK REGGAE,80'S SOUL,DRUM AND BASS,R AND B MUSIC,OLD SKOOL HIP HOP,REGGAE,AND MORE.THANKS FOR FOLLOWING ME.AGE 48,SINGLE.FIND ME ON FACEBOOK.

About fifteen years ago Thomas "Ogre" Davis stood up and decreed, "I'm tired of hearing you talk about it. You get your tax return, we're going to the store and you're buying some damn turntables!" Sure enough a few weeks later I found myself walking out of Mars with a Gemini DJ Starter Pack and looking at my car trying to figure out how to get this huge box inside of it. Typical Ogre shoved it in the rear and began to listen to me abuse his ear holes for a few months.

Since then production of vinyl has gone away and slowly started to come back, Mars has long gone out of business, Technics stopped making the entire line of 1200's and the digital wave has taken over. I've gone from mixing house and trance, to a sort stint in break beats and now finally resting in drum and bass. At least for now that's what I'm playing. In between I've done a couple of parties, I don't think Project Akon will ever be the same, and started working on recording myself. The next step? Who knows maybe a few sad attempts at producing...