Taken from the classic retro track, we kicked the bass up as well as the vibe for this classic.

Yazoo- Dont Go (SOUNDCHASERS' REMIX>>FREE DL)

Miami’s Electro Bass scene is undying and ever evolving. Sound Chasers are a unit that understands that first hand, having been positioned on the frontlines of its legacy in 2006 with their release “Novus Ordo” . However, the crew was well seasoned before surfacing.
		
		As veterans of the scene, Teknik (Nick Riesco) came out of South Florida’s club circuit while JuniorRock (Alvaro Campos) arose from the B-Boy scene. The two joined forces over their deep interest in the history of DJ megamixes and the evolution of 808 beats. Despite living and working from opposite coasts, the two began to combine the intricacies of classic genre builders such as DJ EFX and Cameron Paul with Miami Bass’s turntablist tactics of 2 Live Crew’s Mr. Mixx and DJ Magic Mike. The sum proved greater than parts, due to incredible attention to detail, and constant experimentation towards continued evolution. The group remained meticulous about the talent and vision when they enlisted a wunderkind turntablist of a younger generation who understands the language of timelessness, DJ De La O. Collectively, the trio experimented beyond their initial releases, without ever sacrificing the integrity of what they’re steeped in.
		
		Their debut was a double threat. As Cut it Up Def Records reformed after a decade plus hiatus, Sound Chasers were the first act signed. The years brewing their formula spilled over after debuting. A stream of releases by labels ranging from JuniorRock’s own Back II Boom in San Francisco to RobotMachine Records and Supreme Ja Music in Germany, becoming an underground global focal point as the artists’ artists in the scene. The group rose to such notable heights to be one of only a few new school artists to be featured alongside 1980s pioneers in the upcoming documentary on the legacy of Miami Bass, “The Bass that Ate Miami”. Similarly, Sound Chasers was also one of the select groups to represent the new school of Bass on Miami Bass History debut Mixtape by Holland’s DJ Overdose.
		From the very beginning, Teknik had plans to reach further. He created DADEaBASS Records to distribute directly from their home base of South Florida, while masterminding plans for the outfit to partner with other platforms. Upcoming joint ventures abound. Demonstrating their continued global reach, an upcoming release will appear in The Netherlands on Marguerita Recordings as Miami Bass History and DADEaBASS will be launching a joint project featuring the legendary Breezy Beat MC. However, Sound Chasers will no longer be an underground sensation. The trio is set to become a global powerhouse after the launch of MBH-TV with Miami Bass History and HD City DJs. They will also be re-releasing their back catalogue in the coming months.

                                    - Written by Joe "PappaWheelie" Gonzalez




To Purchase MP3's visit:

 http://www.electro-digital.com/SoundChasers/

For News, Free Downloads & Upcoming Shows:

http://www.DADEaBASSrecordings.com
http://soundcloud.com/SOUNDCHASERS
https://www.facebook.com/SoundChasers
http://soundcloud.com/MIAMIBASSHISTORY




Releases on:

DADEaBASS Recordings (Miami)
Back II Boom (San Francisco)
Cut It Up Def (Palm Beach)
RobotMachine Records (Germany)
Supreme Ja Music (Germany)
Marguerita Recordings (Netherlands) 
Miami Bass History (USA)


Trans4mers have been playing out across the UK since 2006. We have held resident slots for Planet Breaks, Heal Festival & Fantazia. We have featured on the world famous Street Sounds Radio "5 Minutes of fire mix" and hold a monthly 2 hour slot on BreakFM. We are proud to have supported some great names over the years including Melle Mel & The Furious Five, Kurtis Blow, Jaguar Skills, Dj Yoda to name but a few. 

Trans4mers came 2nd place runners up in the world wide let's mix dj contest held by IDJ magazine. We have also been Nominated in the Best Dj category at the 2023 Shropshire Music Awards. 

We embrace Serato & Phase technology giving us the ability to play lots of classics in our set but we love to mash them up live - Pushing creative boundaries and bringing experimental mash ups to the dance floor. You never hear the same old thing as the last dj's played when we hit the stage. 

Super slick scratching and mixing has earned us props across the scene. We love dropping Old Skool Hip Hop, Nu Breaks, Jungle, 140 Breaks, Retro Electro, Drum&Bass and anything else we fancy... a bit of Frank Sinatra or Jefferson Airplane.. no problem! All sprayed with film samples, live loop mash ups and wacky sounds.