Drum & Bass

kemal & Rob data *Mambo*

drum and bass

Pawel Wu

drum n' bass

Kemal & Rob Data – The Mummy

The Invaderz KMag Mix November 2014

The brand new remix album featuring remixes from Etherwood, Logistics, Keeno, Hugh Hardie, Chords, Emperor and more!

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Sick Of All Your Secrets (Logistics Remix) [feat. Josie]

Klute's taste and the man's command of intricate, rowdy and yet still quite slinky drum & bass music has long had him up on the underground pedestal. His Commercial Suicide label, as the name suggests, takes risks on releasing music for (and by) people who appreciate the finer workings of face paced, jungle influenced soundsystem music. But that doesn't mean that what he makes, releases and plays is necessarily a combination of any of those things. And whilst I appreciate that there's a sense of sweeping disregard in that last statement, there was definitely meant to be - Klute's consistently remained relevant by being resolute, sticking to his guns and working with music he believes in. 

That concentrated focus is undoubtedly one thing he shares with a lot of people who run a lot of record labels - or run their own operations for the upkeep of their own sanity - but when you think about the legacy of drum & bass, which is by design quite a young genre, there's a real synergy between Klute's operation and that of Goldie's Metalheadz label. Fastidious and committed to the advancement of their chosen form of music, the two parties feel like they were made for each other; which is why we're stoked to welcome Klute to the next Metalheadz takeover of Room One on 1st May. His appearance on that lineup really does tick a whole lot of d&b boxes, so we reached out and asked him if he wanted to do something to mark the occasion. He did this...

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Klute - FABRICLIVE x Metalheadz Mix

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Document One – I Got a Fever / Follow Me
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Since Document One stormed onto Technique's roster, this production duo have set about marking out their very own niche in the D&B spectrum. Songwriters' musicality and an appreciation for multiple genres, while still keeping focus firmly on the dancefloor, makes for a powerful combination. Now, with this latest release, they're back to consolidate their status and draw together some more threads in their ongoing multi-form musical narrative.

“I Got a Fever” wastes no time in laying out the formula. A swing-time low-end perforates smoky jazz club ambience, with loose percussion holding down the beat. The bass morphs between upright plucks and synthetic sweeps to neatly underline Document One's approach of providing a slick modern twist on foundation sounds. As the track builds, a vocal sample signals its time for the bass and drum to tighten up and drop into a cowbell-led funkstepping ride. This is summer music, as much about fun and partying with a smile on your face as it is about serious musicianship.

Then there's a whole different take on the summertime vibe for “Follow Me”. Ethereal vocals float over crisp and punchy drums, accompanied by long liquid bass tones, delicate trumpet and laid-back keys. It's a gentle soulful roller... But then it's suddenly not that at all. Document One puncture the atmosphere like a sharp intake of breath and kick us with a boot made from filthy bass. And now the light and floating sounds from before just serve to accentuate the heavyweight drive of the rave engine this tune has become. When the dancefloor needs a kickstart, here's one to draw for.

So, Document One have proved once again that they not only understand the palette of sounds and textures offered by jazz, funk and soul, but they're also willing and able to twist them into their own paradigm. They make music to make musicians nod in appreciation, but to make everyone else rave hard.

Tracklisting:

 1.	Document One – I Got a Fever
 2.	Document One – Follow Me

For interview requests and further information, contact:

info@techniquerecordings.co.uk

Document One - Follow Me

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Freak VIP  ft. Josh Barry

Ive done this remix for Chocolate Puma some time ago but somehow the remix package never got released. Anyway I played this again last week during the ADE and it went off like crazy, so I decided to share this old school fidget, techno, influenced remix with you guys.

Enjoy Skitz...

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Chocolate Puma - Rubberband Lazer (Skitzofrenix Ghetto Tech Remix)

London Elektricity -  Just One Second (Apex remix)

I Know You Got Soul (Acen Remix) - Eric B. and Rakim

London Elektricity - Just One Second - Apex RMX

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9000 Series- Stakka & Skynet Feat DJ Red

Altitude - Stakka & Skynet Feat Friction

Bios-fear - Stakka & Skynet Feat Kemal & Rob Data

Clockwork - Stakka & Skynet

Decoy - Stakka & Skynet

Isolation - Stakka & Skynet Feat Keaton

Timelines - Stakka & Skynet

"This mix, following on from Instantium Hardphace last year, is the second of a series of what I call 'horizontal slices.' The idea is that there are several long running 'themes' in my work -in other words, groups of pieces across time that partake of some kind of stylistic commonality. So whilst any given group will draw from nearly twenty years of releases, it will have an aesthetic unity that individual albums have often shunned. Of course, it's up to the listener to make sense (or otherwise) of what that aesthetic may be!" - Tom Jenkinson, March 2013

"Rotate Electrolyte" / Hello Everything (2006)
"Planetarium" / Hello Everything (2006)
"Ultravisitor" / Ultravisitor (2004)
"Welcome To Europe" / Hello Everything (2006)
"I Wish You Could Talk" / Go Plastic (2001)
"PSultan (Squarepusher remix)" / Chaos A.D. (1998)
"Port Rhombus" / Port Rhombus e.p. (1996)
"Tetra-Sync" / Ultravisitor (2004)
"Tommib" / Go Plastic (2001)
"Theme From Ernest Borgnine" / Feed Me Weird Things (1996)

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