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In this second round of remixes for Skanx and J5's Holding Back we find Belgium's B-Man getting ruff rugged and raw in his darkside tear out version while UK's X Nation gives us a moody dungeon vibe with a sub harmonic rumble that never lets up over a nicely chopped up amen break. Then Canada's Mat The Alien dives deep with his Roland tb-303 acid dubstep version. To end it off, we find Skanx adding some breakbeat science to Mat The Aliens remix and giving it a little more momentum with his future jungle twist. So, something for every taste with this release guaranteed to shake the building. After all....we are the original Woofer Cookers!

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Skanx and J5 - Holding Back [REMIXES PART II] demo mix

N4 EP Part 3

Rescue My Love

Just another Label - Sunshine Productions 
Above the Clouds (remixes)  [JAL2R]

Vibes & Wishdokta - Above the Clouds (remix)

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DJ Ham - Most Uplifting (Original Mix) [Kniteforce Records]

You Are The One - DJ Red Alert & Mike Slammer

[KF024A] Force & Evolution - High on life

DJ Force & Evolution - High on life

Remix of a classic rave track from the 90s.

Sunshine Productions - Above The Clouds (Crooks Remix)

Preview edit of 'Can't Take This No More' feat. Daddy Freddy, taken from The Bug's 7" single 'Can't Take This No More', released on Acid Ragga / Ninja Tune in June 2012.

Buy on 7" vinyl at the Ninjashop: http://bit.ly/ITE1Rb

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The Bug - 'Can't Take This No More' feat. Daddy Freddy

Preview of The Bug's "Rise Up" feat. Inga Copeland of Hype Williams, taken from the 'Can't Take This No More / Rise Up' 7", out now on Ninja Tune.

Buy at the Ninjashop: http://ninjatune.net/release/the-bug/cant-take-this-no-more

Listen to a preview of "Can't Take This No More" feat. Daddy Freddy: http://snd.sc/IjGZ4S

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The Bug - 'Rise Up' feat. Inga Copeland

02. Burst Da Pipe

Taken from <a href="http://ninjatune.net/artist/the-bug">The Bug's </a> Acid Ragga 7" <a href="http://ninjatune.net/release/the-bug/hardcore-lover-ft-warrior-queen-goodbye-ft-miss-red">'Hardcore Lover'</a> which is released February 4th 

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The Bug - 'Hardcore Lover' feat. Warrior Queen

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Taken from <a href="http://ninjatune.net/artist/the-bug">The Bug's</a> Acid Ragga 7" <a href="http://ninjatune.net/release/the-bug/hardcore-lover-ft-warrior-queen-goodbye-ft-miss-red">'Hardcore Lover'</a> which is released February 4th 

The Bug - 'Goodbye' feat. Miss Red

This is a project I am very excited to be doing and one that’s taken a good while to get sorted. I didn’t have a direct in-road to DJ Phantasy but a good friend of mine, MC Spyda, did and he put the call in for me. Spyda warned me beforehand though ‘You need to have your business plan sorted before you speak to Phantasy, he likes to work with organised people’. Thankfully, that’s one thing I am, organised. When it comes to running a record label and dealing with people, I have a wealth of experience and knowledge to fall back upon. So around March 2019 I jumped in my car, drove up the M3 and met up with Steve aka DJ Phantasy. We had a coffee and we chatted, discussing many things and we got on well. I took heed of Spyda’s advice and had a full plan of action ready which worked well with Steve. But at that time we couldn’t proceed, as Steve was getting ready to launch his book ‘Three Generations Deep’ which follows his career in music that stretches back to the late 80’s. We put the project on hold for a year, reconvening in March 2020 to kick things off… then Coronavirus hit! We pressed pause again.

It’s now June 2020 and I am chatting on the phone with Steve about his highly sought after release ‘The Start of Things to Come’ and wondered why he titled the release that? “You see, at that time, when I was writing that release, the scene was shifting and it was becoming more about the drums. I was just moving with the times and I felt this was release was a kind of statement, a shift in the music I made”. It was around this time that Steve had done his tracks with Aphrodite (recently released on Vinyl Fanatiks for the very first time) and Ron AKA Jack Smooth, who had been Steve’s engineer up to this point, was moving more into the business side of things. “He asked me if I would work with a new guy he was training up at that time, a guy called Alex Reece. I was the first person to work with Alex up at Ron’s. Ron knew I was easy going and would make Alex feel comfortable on his first engineering job. Alex only lived down the road from me anyway back then, so we connected. He was well nervous though as he was still learning all of Ron’s gear. Alex wasn’t very good on the MPC so Ron would have to come in now and again to help him out. He was still learning, but you know, I’m still learning now. You’re always learning in this business as there are always new things to learn”.

“I have to say though, Alex took to it all like a duck to water” Steve continues “Alex was very much into that Basement 4/4 sound, he had that techno vibe. We worked well together, me as the producer, him as the engineer. I have to give massive credit to him. But when you have a teacher like Jack Smooth, you are going to know how to do things and how to do them right. So I went in with this massive pile of records. I had already decided upon the vocal sample ‘The Atmosphere’ so I wanted to make something that was a bit atmospheric. We took out the Rolands, as Ron had loads of these. And I just played around on them and the riff just came naturally. I had worked a lot with Gemini in the past and he liked to do his musical parts before laying down a bassline, so back then I always had that in my head, the music came first”.

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1. DJ Phantasy - The Atmosphere - HAN026 - 192mp3 clip

A1. Innercore - Power 2 Da People

N.R.G - I Need Your Love (Wishdokta Remix)
Naughty Naughty Vol 1 
Breakbeat / Hardcore 1993

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N.R.G - I Need Your Lovin (Wishdokta Remix)

Old school UK Happy Hardcore - My favorite vinyl UK Happy Hardcore tracks! 1990s UK Happy Hardcore tunes from vinyl...

Future Primitive - Infect Me (320 Kbps)

SKANX - Los Angeles, CA
[Woofer Cooker, Sub Slayers, Maverick]

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Releases:
Lucas - Undecided Mission (Skanx Remix) - Woofer Cooker Recordings

Skanx - State of Jungle EP - Sub Slayers

Capitol City Rockers vs Skanx featuring Ranking Joe and Gappy Ranks - Down By The Riverside / Put The Stereo On - Woofer Cooker Recordings

Ital Athletics feat. Fitta Warri / Ranking Drifter (Skanx Remixes) - Woofer Cooker Recordings

Aswad & Rhythm Riders - Come With The Love - Sub Slayers UK

Urban Knights feat Daddy Freddy - Jamaica to Miami (Skanx rmx) - Sub Slayers UK

Skanx and J5 - Holding Back Remixes - Woofer Cooker

Skanx and J5 - Holding Back [remixes part II] - Woofer Cooker

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