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Micky constitutes one of the Bass Dominators' dynamic duo and stands as a driving force behind the Criminal Records imprint. For nearly two decades, he has been deeply entrenched in both crafting music and spearheading record labels. His repertoire boasts creations like "Bang Bang," "4am," and "Positive NRG," just to mention a few. When it comes to his DJ sets, Micky characterizes them as a fusion of heavy and energetic. His extensive journey and spirited performances have transported him to locales as distant as Poland and Ibiza, with his music resonating across the globe. Notably, his all-time favorite speed garage track is "Ripgroove" by Double 99.

The Usual Suspects Mix001 Bass Dominators

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Hailing from Wednesbury, Walsall, and raised in the suburbs of Tipton, meet Alfie L, the man with a groove in his soul and a passion for music that knows no bounds.

Alfie's journey into the world of DJing began at the age of 17 when he first laid his hands on a pair of Stanton T60's, courtesy of his buddy Mitchy P. He was instantly hooked, especially on the art of beatmatching. To fuel his newfound obsession, Alfie took a daring leap, snagging a £1000 overdraft from his bank to purchase a pair of Pioneer CDJ MK2s. It was a gamble that paid off.

Together with his DJ partner Mitch, Alfie ventured into the scene, hitting up local pirate radio stations and cozy venues. His music style? It's a blend of vocal melodies, pianos, and soulful organs, with the occasional warper thrown in for good measure. Growing up, Alfie was heavily influenced by the hard house scene, but a friend named Steve T opened his ears to the enchanting realms of house and speedy garage beats.

Alfie's got his sights set on bigger stages and more finished productions. He's been getting a boost from the experienced Paul Lawrence of Hybrid Theory, and Alfie's own productions have come a long way since.

When he's not lost in the world of speed garage and house, Alfie indulges in some guilty pleasures. Motown melodies and the legendary Michael Jackson are his go-to jams when he needs a break from the beats. And speaking of beats, Alfie's all-time favorite speed garage track is "Lovestation – Teardrops (Lovestation Club Mix)," a tune that frequently graces his sets.

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Introducing Clapdt Out, also known as Dave Gannon, a DJ and music enthusiast from the vibrant city of Birmingham. His journey into the world of DJing began two decades ago when he secured his very first DJ booking at JD's nightclub in Sutton Coldfield at the age of 19. Since then, he's been a force to be reckoned with in the local scene, gracing venues like Subway City with his energetic sets.

Looking ahead, Clapdt Out's future plans are firmly rooted in music production. He's determined to keep honing his skills and hopes to release tracks that not only make waves on the dancefloor but also get some well-deserved radio airplay.

When it comes to musical influences, DJ EZ holds a special place in Clapdt Out's heart. EZ's mastery of the craft inspired him to delve into DJing, and he remains a favorite to this day. He also draws inspiration from legends like Trotters, Todd Terry, Dillon and Dickens, Loop Da Loop, and Jeremy Sylvester on the production side.

Ask Clapdt Out about his all-time favorite speed garage track, and he'll enthusiastically mention "Todd Terry - It's Over Love (Dillon and Dickens Remix)" as a top contender. And, of course, the classic "Summer Junkies - Hey Y'all" shares the spotlight as a joint favorite. These tracks encapsulate the essence of speed garage and continue to fuel Clapdt Out's passion for the genre.

1 - Barton & Hepworth - Gotta let you go
2 - Deejay Burkie - How will I know (KLR)
3 - Shaun JNR - Livin on a prayer
4 - Dave Gannon - Finesse (Clapdt Out )(KLR)
5 - J.Lathem - You use to hold me
6 - Digbeth Records - Rodneys Revenge
7 - J.Lathem - Hideaway
8 - Danny France & Quatro - Always Gonna Be
9 - Luke S - Asking
10 - Ross Postin - Cloone
11 - Deejay Burkie - Limb by Limb (KLR)
12 - Gandalf - Helecopter (KLR)
13 - Unlawful DJs vs Bass Dominators - Bronson
14 - Clapdt Out & Kym Myles - put Your Hands on me (Mark Krupp Speed Garage remix)

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Get Me High

Nikita Warren - I need you (twofaced sport remix) x KETTAMA - Raw Cuts (JUST-CALL Edit)

Intro (spoken_echo)

The second part of the Anthems mixes cover the explosion in the Speed Garage scene from 2002-5 as a flood of new productions on labels such as Reflective, Jump, Ecko, Gridlocked, Nocturnal & Studiobeatz met the sounds of 4/4 UK Garage coming out of London.  All this music meant bigger events, more vinyl, coverage in music magazines and paved the way for Bassline going overground in 2006/7

DJ Richard - Anthems Vol 15 - Speed Garage, Bassline House & UK Garage

DJ Richard - Anthems Vol 15 - Speed Garage, Bassline House & UK Garage - 2004

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