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Soul Connection - Let It Out

Detonation is ready to explode!

26 artists from 13 different countries. 22 Tracks. A fine selection of Drum & Bass, Halftime & Footwork-Jungle. 

Like our previous compilations, Detonation will be available under Bandcamp’s “name your price” option and the proceeds will be donated to seashepherd.org.

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CAT N. TDR0032 - RELEASE DATE:  3 July 2020
LABEL: THE DREAMERS RECORDINGS 
ARTIST: ENJOY
TRACKS: A. CASES / B. MEMOIRS
With this new release by Enjoy, The Dreamers is back on its original mission: to showcase the best of the best of the Italian drum and bass music and producers to the rest of the world.
Enjoy is a long time music enthusiast with a long standing experience in every field connected to jungle and drum and bass: djing, organising parties and producing. His tastes are very refined and you can hear that in its musical output, clearly influenced by jazz, soul, jungle and intelligent drum and bass.
“Cases” is a beautiful work of drum patterns expertly processed and combined with pads and basses into a captivating track, enriched by female vocals and jazzy trumpets.
“Memoirs” is an atmospheric piece of work that will lead you in to a trip made of old school breaks, and ambiences that will lead you to the golden era of drum and bass with the production quality of 2020.


BIO: ENJOY aka Alessandro Corsini

'Let's say it all started in 1989, I went from a young piano student to an acid house lover in an instant.
The sound of Pacific State and Chime had me seduced and I thought that the only intelligent thing to do was to deepen ... well I am still deepening;) '
The continuous thirst for knowledge brought him into contact with an infinite number of styles and
musical genres, this feature makes his DJ sets eclectic and unpredictable:
from jazz to funk to hip hop to house to experimental to techno to breakbeat up to the jungle / drum & bass sounds that distinguish him for its refinement and originality.
Over the years this passion has led him to play in numerous clubs, raves and festivals in Italy, Croatia, Ireland, United Kingdom and Spain.
In 2007 with Maxist and Piero Vit (TrickBag Crew) he created Bleep, the only one night in Italy to offer jungle and drum'n’bass without compromises or easy commercial shortcuts, welcoming DJs of the likes of:
Fanu, Andy Skopes, Code, Nucleus, Chris Inperspective, Macc, Fracture & Neptune, Equinox, dgHon, Alite, Ricky Force, Dj Trax and Paradox.
As a producer he took his first steps in the late 90s with the Ezzthetic collective with which in 2004 he obtained the release of 'E Variations' on legendary LTJ Bukem’s Good Looking Records.
In 2010 the double official debut arrived on the prestigious Irish label Subtle Audio: 'The Crook' as a soloist and 'Taking Seriously' as The Blunt Needles with his partner in life and crimes: Dani.
Hence a series of releases for the English Omni Music with which he establishes a collaboration that will lead in 2013 to his first solo album 'Layering Errors' and in 2014 to 'Symbiosis' with Omni Music boss Eschaton.
In the following years he released mainly on vinyl for Bustle Beats, Subtle Audio, Omni Music, Transmute and Next Phase and towards the end of 2017 the release 'Just a Vibe / Fragile' on AKO Beatz marks an important milestone for his journey, the start of an active collaboration with one of his idols: DJ Stretch.
The moment is topical also because it allows him, only a year later, to realize the dream of a lifetime: having a release on the label that has influenced and inspired him the most, we are talking about Reinforced Records!
At the end of 2018, as a definitive consolidation of years of work and sound research, the second solo album 'Anger & Control' is released on Bustle Beats.
2019 was completely dedicated to the production for AKO and its 25th anniversary of 2020, in particular way with a new project with DJ Stretch called The Last Ronin... Stay tuned for more Enjoy beats.


MEDIA:
The Dreamers Recordings
https://www.facebook.com/thedreamersrec/  
https://soundcloud.com/thedreamersrecordings/ 
https://instagram.com/thedreamersdnb 

ENJOY
http://soundcloud.com/enjoydj 
https://www.facebook.com/enjoydj/

PRE ORDER HERE

Enjoy - Cases (TDR032A) OUT NOW!!

Very saddened to hear that Pad Anthony has passed away. 
Upload of a jungle remix I did in 2013 for Platinum Sound of a Pad Anthony dub. 

R.I.P. Pad Anthony

Pad Anthony - Murder - Platinum Dub - X Nation Mix RIP PAD ANTHONY

Necrotype - Trojan Horse EP. Buy Vinyl + Digital at https://repertoire.bandcamp.com

Necrotype

A1) Wasting Time ft Law
A2) Priam's Treasure
B1) Trojan Horse
B2) Treetops

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Necrotype - Treetops [Clip from J:Kenzo, Rinse FM Show]

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“Firstly, I would like to say a big thank you to everyone who supported the last Sub System releases which were a complete sell out” Sam Missing recounts. “That was at the start of lockdown and I am sure like many it’s been a surreal year but even with the clubs currently closed, the music must go on!  So here we are, launching the next three Sub System releases under the banner ‘Three From ‘93’.  Like most of our projects, these releases were formed through chance encounters and the very few degrees of separation that seem to exist in the jungle universe!  It wasn’t clear until the end of the project that we realised there was a very clear direction these releases had gravitated to, and that was the foundation year of 1993! Let me explain…” 

(Very much like how things pan out for me with Vinyl Fanatiks, when things flow organically, the jungle gods align and the synchronicity of the universe guides a projects direction).

“First up we have ‘Jack it Operator’ which comes with the incredible Fracture remix. This all came about because I went to Jungle Jam at The Cause in Tottenham just before Christmas last year. John Foul Play was spinning and dropped my recent release on Sub System; “X Amount of Dubs”. I was also lucky enough to have my old Kemet classic ‘The Box Reopens’ given a rinse by Uncle Dugs, so I was buzzing. Not only that but Kenny Ken played an amazing set with a slew of jungle rollers followed by an epic back to back between Fracture and Sherelle. I left the night inspired and over next few days quickly sketched out a track which captured the vibes of the night. The result being ‘Jack it Operator’; a stripped back steppa with a hooky reggae vocal sample and King Tubby style bouncy bassline.  The track turned out to be a more modern vibe than old skool jungle. So I really felt that it needed a remix which was more on the 160 tip, a bit like what Fixate previously did for us on Sub System. But who to ask???” 

“After his awesome set at Jungle Jam, I felt that Fracture was an obvious person to approach. We had spoken previously about possible remixes but we hadn’t met in person. Coincidentally, he also lives in Hackney and we had a few mutual friends through our kids but our paths hadn’t crossed. Fate then played a big part in things as one of my kids had a birthday party to go to a few weeks after Jungle Jam and who do I bump into there but Charlie Fracture! We now have a chance to meet in person for a ‘fractured’ conversation as we deal with madness and constant interruptions that a kid’s birthday party throws at you! We never got the chance to chat properly but a few weeks later we hit lockdown and time is on both our hands, so we pick up the conversations via email and I ask him if he would be up for a remix of a new tune I had made called ‘Jack It Operator’. He jumps on it and quickly hands in a killer 160 mix which is not just an incredible remix but channels the vibes of 1993 and takes me back to that time of crossover between jungle and hardcore with tunes like The House Crew’s ‘Euphoria’. He totally smashed the remix and lit the first ’93 candle that Brent and I hadn’t yet realised was a theme!  It was premiered on the Hospital Podcast and even got a rewind, which is rare for an online podcast! Things looked positive”.

Missing 'Jack it Operator' - SSR004

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It’s been only a few months since I was last interviewing Sam AKA Missing. Our relationship came about via chance. Sam was working in a Bournemouth studio alongside Bernie AKA Mr. Time from Tearin Vinyl. I was already chatting to Bernie about re-releasing some of the Tearin back catalogue as Ellis Dee had introduced us. So when myself and Sam linked, I knew destiny was mapping out a new direction and a repress of Sam’s self-released 1994 banger ‘Missing - Volume One’ was needed on Vinyl Fanatiks. As things do, a natural progression continued, with conversations steering towards releasing some vinyl together. Sam already had the vehicle, Sub System Recordings, which he had released a digital only track on a few years previous. Perfect. Earlier this year we launched the vinyl arm of the label to huge success but more material was required and consequently a new story unfolded, one that Sam describes to me;

“Firstly, I would like to say a big thank you to everyone who supported the last Sub System releases which were a complete sell out” Sam Missing recounts. “That was at the start of lockdown and I am sure like many it’s been a surreal year but even with the clubs currently closed, the music must go on!  So here we are, launching the next three Sub System releases under the banner ‘Three From ‘93’.  Like most of our projects, these releases were formed through chance encounters and the very few degrees of separation that seem to exist in the jungle universe!  It wasn’t clear until the end of the project that we realised there was a very clear direction these releases had gravitated to, and that was the foundation year of 1993! Let me explain…” 

“Next we come on to Jimmy... if you go back to the early 90’s there were a bunch of ‘name tracks’ in jungle; Johnny Jungle, Scottie and of course Ricky! R-I-C-K-Y!!!” Missing had been keen to bring back the names! I mean, who can forget their favourite ‘name’ track? Any time you hear that name said or shouted down the street you automatically started reciting that tune in your head. But the list of names was short and another one was needed, homage had to be paid, and a fresh name added to the exclusive collective. ‘Jimmy’ was born. Sam drops science “I often think that in the original jungle era we weren’t scared to drop in a leftfield sample, those quirky, whimsical touches often blew up and inspired others. We took from all genres of music, video games and definitely film and TV samples. Tracks had personality, even as far as having names! I wanted to bring that vibe back and also update the dark side vibe of ‘93.  I had been searching for another name track inspiration but nothing had caught me.  Then a few weeks into lockdown I found the perfect vocal and ‘Jimmy’ was born. I gave a copy to Bailey who dropped it on his live sets including the Ram House Party. He was vibing on it and pulled up a rewind which was a great accolade. I was well happy. Anyway, the idea for the track was from the 90’s era but the track had crisp modern beats so it definitely made sense to have it reimagined into a traditional jungle style banger. Enter Lavery...  Tom Lavery is too young to have experienced the darkside era first time around but he is definitely one of the top producers in the scene championing the 90’s jungle and hardcore sound.  He was already on my radar for a remix on Sub System and I really wanted him to remix this tune and thankfully he agreed. I have to say he certainly came correct on this one, channeling the Soul Pride break adding sliced up Amen vibes into a fresh darkside smasher. Brutal and its 1993 all over!”

Missing 'Jimmy' - SSR005

1. Lemna - Rahu 
2. Sum - Scrape Out the Pain 
3. Paluca - Blac Cat (Code 906 Remix) 
4. Abstract Illusion - Dark Droid (Dub-One Remix)
5. Champa B - Jah Jah Dub 
6. Dub-One & Blatant - Combination Style
7. Faul - Watchin the Darkness
8. dreadmaul & No Name - Obscure Prophecies (Forthcoming Multitone Recordings)
9. Terror Cell & Layer 3- Hybrid
10. Sum - Evil Thoughts
11. Technical Itch - Strain Sanquine
12. Terror Cell & Layer 3 - Time Tunnel
13. Scale - Take Off (Forthcoming Multitone Recordings)
14. Jonny 5 - The Night is Dark
15. Thumbzo - Stagnant
16. ASC - Fatal Error
17. Antares - You and I 
18. Duburban - War Cry
19. Moz - Mentazm Tune
20. No Name - Nekravol
21. Jungle Kid - No Face

Live In London Vol. IV 04.11.20

12" Heavyweight (180g) vinyl EP, in stores early 2021.

Bandcamp Pre-sales go live Friday 4th December (including exclusive sticker / trading card) and ship out within the fortnight.

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Double O feat. Sheba Q - God Is A Woman (Coco Bryce Remix) [LORELP03S B1]

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