been trying to get this for ages, was the start to one of DJ Rap's Rezerection sets

fuck about !!! see them do this live @ united dance in 97

No trust in that....

Krome And Time - This Sound Is For The Underground

Blame - Music Takes You (2 Bad Mice Remix)

tifsuni!!

Exclusive short edit of The Mothmen's epic theme song "Mothman" form the expanded reissue of 1981 album 'Pay Attention!' on On-U Sound.
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http://www.amazon.co.uk/Pay-Attention-Mothmen/dp/B00VB3DA1G

The Mothmen - Mothman Edit

The House Crew - We are Hardcore (Magic fantasy Remix)

Ellis Dee - Rock To The Max

SL2 - Drumbeats (Original)

DJs Unknown - Volume 2 - Untitled B side
Homegrown Records
1993
Rarer than rocking horse poo, big up clockwork. Been looking for this for over 15 years.

https://youtube.com/@EasyTDnB

DJs Unknown - Volume 2 (B)

Moebius & Plank - News [1979]
Cabaret Voltaire - Do the Mussolini (Headkick) [1978]
Robert Rental - Paralysis [1978]
Cabaret Voltaire - Seconds Too Late [1980]
R.N.A. Organism - Yes, Every Africa Must Be Free Eternally [1980]
Moebius & Plank - Missi Cacadou [1979]
Holger Czukay - Fragrance [1981]
The Flying Lizards - The Window [1979]
Muslimgauze - Death of Saint Jarnaii Singh Bindranwale [1985]
Joy Division - Autosuggestion [1979]
Front 242 - Deceit (Behind Your Face) [1984]
Stoffwechsel - Fly, Fliege, Fly [198?]
Annie Anxiety - Third Gear Kills [1983]
Holger Czukay, Jah Wobble, Jaki Liebezeit - Twilight World [1981]
Zerox Dreamflesh - Squids Can Fly [1982]
The Dreams - Sick Palm Dub [2011]
Modern Art - Tropic of Cancer [1982]
The Mothmen - Afghani Dub [1981]
Sir Horatio [A Certain Ratio] - Abracadubra [1981]
African Head Charge - Off the Beaten Track [1985]
Creation Rebel & New Age Steppers - Earthwire Line [1981]
New Age Steppers - Observe Life [1981]
Lifetones - Travelling [1983]
Steel an' Skin - Afro Punk Reggae (Dub) [1979]
Lizard - Sa Ka Na [1980]
The Flying Lizards - Steam Away [1981]
Family Fodder - Organ Grinder [1980]
Throbbing Gristle - Distant Dreams (Part Two) [1980]
Holger Czukay, Jah Wobble, Jaki Liebezeit - How Much Are They? [1981]
Fad Gadget - State of the Nation [1980]
The Upsetters - Red Hot [1970]
King Tubby, Lee 'Scratch' Perry, The Upsetters - V/S Panta Rock [1973]
Dub Specialist - Pepper Roots [1975]
The Congos - Congoman [1977]
Anthony Red Rose / King Tubby - Tempo [1985]

Dub/Reggae influenced Post-Punk, Industrial, Experimental, etc. from the late 70s and early/mid 80s. A huge influence of the era, especially in England (see Public Image Ltd., The Slits, The Pop Group etc.). There's also some representation here from Japan, Germany, Belgium, and Australia. Some of my all-time favorite tracks bear this influence, from Cabaret Voltaire's "Seconds Too Late" to Holger Czukay, Jah Wobble, Jaki Liebezeit's "How Much Are They?", amongst a handful of others here. 

I tried to maintain a nice upwards arc in the tempo/funkiness, but also made sure to have some interesting ups and downs, with an ear to similarities in sounds, for segues and sound compatibility. The beginning of the mix just happens to feature some of the earliest dated tracks I chose. The On-U Sound suite here wasn't intentional actually, but just happened to work out that way when sequencing the tracks. Funny how that happened, but makes complete sense. There are also some songs towards the end with only a vague dub influence (see Fad Gadget, TG), but are some of my favorites and worked nicely. The Upsetters track is more funk than dub so… That takes us to the end, with a suite of particularly unique, authentic dub/reggae/dancehall(!) tracks that showcase a nice range of styles.

Noteworthy… I finalized the track selection for the mix just a couple days before the death of Holger Czukay. The legend himself appears on a whopping four tracks here; the three bearing his name, and Moebius & Plank's "Missi Cacadou". So, in a way, this is also a farewell ode to the immensely inspiring Mr. Czukay. Surely his deeply psychedelic interpretation of the dub sound was influential in itself. Rest in peace. 

Image: Prince Jammy at King Tubby's mixing console. 

Enjoy! 
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Dub Influence Mix [Post-Punk/Industrial/Experimental 1978-85]

Dub Influence Vol. I [Post-Punk/Industrial/Experimental 1978-85]

Nick Od - Have You Got Any More Spam

Nasty ( Remix)

Sy-Kick - Upside

DC Promo Tracks #189: "Bamboo Brainwave" by @sorcerermusic is part of the re-release of "White Magic" on Be With Records @bewithrecords

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DC Promo Tracks #189: Sorcerer "Bamboo Brainwave"

Dance Conspiracy - Dub War - 1992

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On-U Sound is proud to share the first music from the forthcoming seventh volume of the legendary Pay It All Back series, the first entry in 23 years!!!

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Sherwood & Pinch (ft. Daddy Freddy & Dubiterian) - One Law For The Rich [Pay It All Back Vol.7]

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Pay It All Back Vol. 7

Roots Manuva & Doug Wimbish - Spit Bits

MYSTERY MAN - DJ BUSINESS

Godfather’, ‘Legend’, ‘International Hero’. All accolades attributed by loving fans Worldwide to the DJ, Producer and scene pioneer known as ‘Slipmatt’. For over three decades, this dubplate diamond has been changing the game, staying on the pulse and keeping ahead of the curve, packing dancefloors and selling out clubs long before it was cool and still does so to this very day.
  
Having produced a ton of successful singles and compiled a number of hit selling mix albums under his ‘Slipmatt’ alias for some of the World’s most respected record labels including United Dance and Ministry Of Sound, ‘Slipmatt’ is also one of the masterminds behind legendary production outfit SL2 (along with Lime and MC Jay), the visionaries responsible for the chart smashing anthems ‘On A Ragga Tip’ & ‘Way In My Brain’ among many others on the iconic label XL Recordings, home to legendary acts such as ‘The Prodigy’, ‘Basement Jaxx’; and ‘Adele’. 

‘On A Ragga Tip’ is presently enjoying a resurgence of popularity as it goes on the current Virgin Media TV ad as part of their Un-Limiting adverts which includes the new ‘On A Ragga Tip’ Un-Limiting Remix, which has equally proved as popular as ever with dancefloors around the globe and this year alone is scheduled  to collaborate in the studio with Shades Of Rhythm, Andy Galea of Sol Brothers, Alex P, Awesome 3, Alexis Raphael, Sooney and, his good friend DJ Lime with some brand new SL2 releases also in the pipeline.

This wayward don of dance has also played at every major dance event and venue worth knowing about over the years including Energy, Telepathy, Fantazia, Vision, Universe, World Dance, United Dance, Dreamscape, Helter Skelter, Slammin’ Vinyl, Rezurrection, Elevation, Moondance, Raindance, Peace Fest, Clockwork Orange and to top it all off had the great honour of playing directly after his good friends ‘The Prodigy’ to a packed O2 Arena of over 20, 000 people, bringing that particular night to an epic close, and ringing in the year 2014 with a tremendous bang.

‘Slipmatt’ also repeatedly continues to play across the globe in the USA, Asia, Australia, Europe and every corner of his native UK for a string of well recognised and well attended club promotions, festivals and events. He’s no stranger to a Festival or two either playing at leading big top gigs such as Glastonbury, Boomtown and We Are Festival and there has also been and continues to be multiple overseas visits to Ibiza where Slipmatt still to this day enjoys regular return trips to the White Isle’s most infamous hot spots to play such as Eden, Es Paradis and Benimussa Park (The Zoo) 

His media outreach is quite noteworthy also, having started RAW FM, been a resident on Kiss FM, a regular in M8 Magazine and Mixmag, featured in the illustrious DJ Magazine Top 100, he’s been on BBC television a number of times including the famous chart show ‘Top Of The Pops’, runs two of his own popular Radio shows and Podcasts ‘World Of Rave’ and ‘Slip’s House’ and additionally, has won a multitude of awards, including that of ‘Best DJ’ and ‘Best Producer’ awarded by some of the industries most respected bodies such as Kiss FM and EHM.

Not one to ever slow down or fall behind and always keeping himself fresh and relevant, this dancefloor don has been focusing lately on the biggest and best house beats, which has led him to an already extraordinarily busy 2020. Add to that his upcoming book “My Story (and How I Became a World Class DJ)”, which is set to be a smash hit amongst rave fanatics the World over later this year and with over a hundred gigs booked for 2020 already (mid-Feb), there are no signs of this crowd pleasing international artist slowing down any time soon. 

Godfather Of Rave and still keeping it fresh? Definitely.

by Jon Brown | 2020

SL2 - Drumbeats (Original)

Slipmatt

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