Anychance of laying this down with a double amen/warrior over this?

wow lots of pretty good ravetrax here ! :D

Congratulations mate ! Now u make a good tracks....sounds good

Featured on my "Top5 of the Week" on the latest radioshow: bit.ly/1QtvMka  :) Luv it!

This is quite quite mental, I like it a lot. Could do with a clean up here and there technically speaking but I believe it only adds authenticity. Great stuff. 

Brand new artist and track to GTR 

Pursuit - work it out 

remixes to follow from a few gtr artists 

GTR054 - Pursuit - Work it Out ( Low quality sample )

Tango "Can't Stop The Rush (VIP Mix)"

Official Remix of the classic DJ Seduction release from 1993. Forthcoming on Impact Records. More info: djstormski@gmail.com - www.stormski.co.uk

DJ Seduction - Solid Bass (Stormski Remix) (Preview Clip) [Mix #1]

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David Legacy - Dark Sun

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Sparki Dee - Slow Down

Clip from Phantasy - In-Ter-Dance At Sterns - 17th April 1993

The Hedgehog Affair - Oh Wow What A Rush (DJ Phantasy Remix) [Unreleased Clip]

Kev Bird - Kano - Basement Records 1994

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Roy Reid is known to have the mystical Dance Factor, the fabled ability to turn an empty field into a hallowed sanctuary of rave. His humbled highness can transform a suffering venue into a holy location of extreme ‘ardcore. As the classic Indeep tune ‘Last Night A DJ Saved My life’ once proclaimed; “There aint a problem I cant fix, cause I can do it in the mix’. And no truer statement can be used to describe the legend of the decks, Ellis Dee!

The second of the Ellis Dee Project reissues to be taken on by Vinyl Fanatiks and its a personal favourite of ours. The rawness of the production, the simplicity of the structure, the awesome use of samples… this is a pure rolling hardcore gem, a diamond that shines, 27 years after its creation. Our story previously ended on the last release with Roy successfully releasing his solo debut 12” to critical acclaim after he had become the link that joined together the mighty Rhythm Section the year before. ‘Dance Factor’ continues through the year of 1992, as the raves got bigger, the music spread further, and the drugs got stronger. Three things that Ellis Dee was a first-hand witness too in every sense!

For this release Ellis Dee wanted to make something different to his previous vinyl excursion, the infamous ‘Do You Want Me/Rock To The Max’. As he put it to me “I wanted to make something a bit tougher, a bit darker, to show my versatility”. His LBC Studio was still based in Bethnal Green in the East End of London, a couple of miles up the road from where he was from, Hackney, and as per his first release, the mixdown was done in the West of the city at his bandmates house, Rennie Pilgrim. He was riding the wave of success as his first 12 had made it onto the Fantazia album ‘The First Taste’ and the tune ‘Rock To The Max’ was now something of an anthem at the Fantazia raves. The name Ellis Dee commanded respect and people drove for miles to see him at a Rave, myself included!

Feeling confident and totally submerged now into the scene and the lifestyle, Roy wanted to show his ability as a producer after the years of showing it behind the decks. Reigning from the era of Acid House where he could play Donna Summers ‘I Feel Love’ right next to Fast Eddies ‘Acid Thunder’, Roy wanted to push himself rather than emulate his previous success. ‘Dance Factor’ was also the first track that he had used an Atari ST Notator on, after watching Rennie use it on the Rhythm Section tracks. Ellis Dee loved the rawness of the sound it created and this rawness is evident on ‘Dance Factor’. As Roy told me “The Atari ST Notation was so much better for editing on than what I was using before, the Ensoniq ASR 10. It was far more user friendly and you are able to see a lot more of what’s actually going on with the track that you are making. It really helped me step up my production”.

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2 Bad Mice (Remix)

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!!!

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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.

Sparki Dee - Slow Down

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