New 3x12" vinyl compilation on Subtle Audio - 'Our Atmosphere'

A full album of Atmospheric DnB / Jungle n Drumfunk with beats by Abstract Drumz, Drum Cypha, Dub One, Earl Grey, Senses, Marvel Cinema & 88 Katanas, Non Rev and Kloke.

There's also a 3xCD version featuring all 8 vinyl tracks + the 4 tunes from the vinyl sampler (Outer Atmosphere) + a disc of back-catalog tunage on the atmospheric tip + a CD mix by Code of new, old and forthcoming tracks.

Pre-order going live for Bandcamp Friday Dec 5th 2025.

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and at subtleaudiorecordings.com/shop

2 of the 8 tracks will be available for download with a pre-order with the remaining tunes being available digitally by the end of January / early February. Vinyl orders will ship immediately in December :-)

Our Atmosphere

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Abstract Drumz - Loss :: Our Atmosphere 3x12 Vinyl - SUBTLE002LP

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Tracklist

Electronic Experienced - No. 303 [Basement]
Ironik - Fantasy (Dark Mix) [Deep Seven]
International Rude Boyz - Paragone [Formation]
DJ Krome & Mr Time - The Slammer (Nookie remix) [Suburban Base]
Johnny Jungle - Flammable (Cloud 9 Mix) [Suburban Base]
Tango - Future Followers (VIP Mix) [Tango & Ratty - TR004]
Ed Rush - Bludclot Artattack [No U-Turn]
Noise Factory - Future II (The Remix) [3rd Party]
Windmill - Enchantment [Modern Urban Jazz]
Love Dove Jay - Body Risers [E-Man]
Formula 7 - War Cries [Quayside]

17th September 1993

Ratty - Fusion - 17th September 1993

Talking Needle - Whisper

DJ Mark C - Take It Easy

Love the original from 1993 and it was begging to be remixed, hope I did it justice! free download :)

Pascal & Sponge - Raw Basics (Sparki Dee Remix)

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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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Paranoid Recordings are back with another free release for 2020! This one features 4 quality oldskool hardcore style tracks from Spanish producer Mata. Grab them for free here!

04 Mata - Martians

I did a bit of work on the Tango & Fallout - Intrigue Remix recently.....

Tango And Fallout ‎– Further Intrigue (DJ Nee 2013 Remix)

FREE DOWNLOAD - JMT - Olds Cool - PRMP3034

Take Me To 92

MIXES ON THIS LINK >> https://www.mixcloud.com/sparkideenewpageofficial/

Sparki Dee entered the world in 1987 and developed a passion for music at a young age, the emerging rave scene meant it went commercial and many of the groups got into the top 40. The likes of The Prodigy, SL2, Altern 8 were a source of interest and rave music became an obession. By 2000 Sparki was collecting records due in part to a local pirate station Essence FM playing the current dnb, jungle, garage etc of the time along with old skool 90s. Radio became another obsession and by 2002 aged 15 he was yearning for a set of decks which he finally got, his electic mixes fusing old and new meant he was adaptable and over the years earned him sets locally at Escape, The Lido along with sets at 
The Fridge in Brixton for example. By 2004 Sparki got into producing after joining Pie Factory Music a local music studio that helped young people produce, DJ, MC. Sparki produced a drum n bass track on the studios album
'The Zone A Piece Of The Pie' in 2006 earning him his first ever release which started the ball rolling for more on the likes of Kode 5, Azzuro, Allowance, Ravenoyz, Ravestomp, Addiction Records UK, Hardcore Lives and CT12 Recordings. Sparki had national airplay on BBC Radio 1 in 2007 and 2009 via Annie Nightingale, along with 6 Music, BBC Introducing and has featured on many internet, pirate, and community radio stations. 

Sparki's style spans from drum n bass to jungle all the way back to hardcore and not forgetting trance under his second alias 'Ligera Project'. Sparki is adaptable in the rave scene and has also remixed many artists tracks. Currently Sparki runs his own record label CT12 Recordings and releases his own tracks along with artists who don't get noticed, he still plays unsigned and under the radar artists on his radio shows on Pulse FM 88.2 and is praised for his outlook on the underground scenes. Sparki has been doing radio since 2007 starring on the likes of Shadow FM, Charge FM, Nu Rave, Planet Rave, London Pirate Radio, No Fear Radio, Spice,
Happy Nation, Global Dance, Pulse FM 88.2, Dance FM Live. 

Music is answer!

Lock in and lock on to Sparki's sound, you wont be disappointed.