Bass Selective - Blow Out Part II (Oneplayz Remix & Mashup)

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Track 01 - STORY U

The next chapter begins now, a chapter in a story now led by one. A story that defines the journey of The Entity and its anomalous nature. A story that you cannot control.
Witness its creation and become immersed in the story.

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STORY U CAN'T CTRL

STORY U

Llaf

That bass

Jedi Recordings presents Kniteforce Remastered: Future Primitive. Four classic 1993-1994 hardcore/jungle tracks from Kniteforce Records, remastered from the original DATs.

We have carefully chosen these tracks as they have either never or rarely been repressed. The full track listing is:

A1: Full Metal Jacket
A2: Swift Half
B1: Infect Me
B2: Twinkie (Adrian H & The Criminal Remix)

In stock now here:

https://djjedi.bandcamp.com/album/kniteforce-remastered-future-primitive

Kniteforce Remastered: Future Primitive

D-FORCE original bad boy.

LIMITED EDITION PROMO
Featuring tracks from the forthcoming compilation : BOOYAKA!
Also includes exclusive tracks unavaiable anywhere else!

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I dont think i need to introduce Ellis Dee to you do I? You already know that he is the epitome of the word RAVE? That the EDM DJ's of today wouldnt be doing what they are doing now if it wasnt for the hardwork and perseverance of this guy? 

Back in 1991, when I was 17, I passed my driving test and owned an old VW Beetle (lowered within a inch of its life!) and I would look forward to the weekends, and my time off from working at Tesco's, to go off with my mates to the big raves, staying up all night, and enduring that painful drive home the next day. But who cared about the day after, it was about the night that was now... and the music that was being played. And there was none greater than Ellis Dee, trust me! From watching him at the raves as a ponytailed punter to listening to his mixtapes or recordings of his shows on SunriseFM that use to filter down south to us in the New Forest, the buzz was always there! So it was a great honour when I first met him in a rave in London when we were playing at the same night, back in 2003, 12 years later! And now, 16 years after that meeting, I am still buzzing. Buzzing that he entrusted me to handle his incredible back catalogue. I have to pinch myself!

But enough about me and my man-crush!!! Lets talk about the legend that is Ellis Dee. He first started DJing around 1980 on the REMA soundsystem in his neighbourhood of Hackney, London, playing Soul, Funk and Rare Groove. It was at this time his love of music blossomed but it didnt bloom until 1988, The Summer Of Love. The Summer Of Aciieeedddd!!! And that is where the name was born, Lysergic Acid Diethylamide, also known as Acid, also known as LSD, also known as Ellis Dee!

He quickly made a name for himself, his rolling style of mixing and bouncy vibes, getting him booked up and down the country, a figurehead of the emerging mega rave scene that made many people rich! But it wasnt till a chance meeting, that he moved from being a DJ to being an accomplished producer. In 1990, Ellis Dee's mate bought a flat from MK13 AKA Richie T and his pal told him about Richie and that he had a studio. Intrigued Ellis went over and heard what he was doing, working alongside a chap called Rennie Pilgrim. Though he felt the music needed to be a bit more cutting edge and suggested to capture the essence of now, they get hold of a sampler and start caning the breakbeats. Luckily Rennie had a mate, Nick Newton, who had a sampler, so they got him over and things clicked into place. A 4 piece supergroup was born, the Rhythm Section. 

By 1992 Ellis Dee was a resident of Bethnal Green and had a small studio set up where he made the tracks 'Do You Want Me/Rock To The Max' on an Ensoniq EPS 16+. When the tracks were finished he needed to mix them down, so a trip down south to Hammersmith was required to the residence of Rennie Pilgrim, where the tracks were finished off. Straight away they knew these would be huge tracks on the rave scene and quickly Ellis Dee set up his own label, Ellis Dee Project, and released the 12" to the world via the distributor, Mo's Music Machine.

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Ellis Dee Project 'Do You Want Me' - Vinyl Fanatiks 004 - 128mp3 clip

Here's the last thing I'm gonna knock up for 92 Remix Project. I remember the first time I heard this out raving near Xmas time totally loved it. Should be cheesy but it's not.

My version ain't a patch on the original and my sample quality is well rubbish cos I can'f find the original Cutty Ranks acappella. So if anyone has that or this version of the Xproject track in decent quality let me know and I'll improve stuff! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=imvqhCT9ggc

Jungle bells, jungle bells, jungle all the way....................

X-Project - Walking In The Air (Simon Harris 2012 Remix) - FREE 320

Remix of a fave tune of mine from 93, strayed quite far away from the original for me for a change. Slight different flavour to my normal remixes.

Have always sworn blind that the sample in this says "Idi Amin gonna mash up your bass bins" anyone saying differently is just wrong!!!

Sonz of a Loop da Loop Era - Bust that Groove (Simon Harris 2013 Remix) - FREE 320

Live recording from the AWOL event in Toronto, Canada in February 2013

AWOL (Canada) - DJ Darren Jay Feat. MC Fearless (February 2013)

Hi I'm Simon Harris, no not that one, but the one that's "famous" for a really badly produced old skool record released in 1992 on Bhive Records - Logical Beats EP, http://www.discogs.com/Simon-Harris-Logical-Beats/release/314179  have had another piece of vinyl released on Paranoid Recordings in January 2011 (go buy it!)

Only just got back into producing the old skool rave sound in the last couple of years think I must be having a mid life crisis,I have all the signs, a car thats way too fast, a rapidly expanding waistline, wonderful kids that live with the ex, drink and smoke far too much for someone of my age and now really love listening to the same type of music I used to listen to as a teenager..........

Just to confirm I am not Simon Harris as in Bass How Low Can you Go. Simon Harris is the name that I was born with and my record label in 1992 made me use it so as to confuse people and get some more copies sold. It still confuses people to this day!

Sonz of a Loop da Loop Era - Bust that Groove (Simon Harris 2013 Remix) - FREE 320

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