my 2nd computer was an amiga 500, great f**king job on this track dude!

Nnnnice.  I keep comin' back to this one.  Great lead-in, great bitcrush attack - what's not to like?! =)  

could do with hearing one that doesn't have the impact destroyed by way too much limiting/clipping.


PRESS RELEASE - FOR IMMEDIATE PUBLICATION

AMIGA MAN / HAPPY DAYS - 2DB

RELEASE DATE: APRIL 2012

2DB have been honing their free-wheeling, rough-edged brand of
dancefloor drum and bass throughout the noughties, and now they've
cemented their position among the elite with a string of releases on
Technique Recordings.

There's always been a nostalgic, old skool influence in their
productions, and, as if to prove that point, the two tracks on this
release are all about taking us back to the roots. Of course, though,
2DB always have to add their own personal stamp to keep the sound fresh.

The first track goes by the name of "Amiga Man", a reference which is
so old skool that it's almost a history lesson. As you'd expect, 2DB
have taken the bleeps and chirps of the eponymous computer and twisted
them into layers of pulsating drum and bass synthesis. With driving
riffs that mirror the ubiquitous dubstep wobble without falling into
cliché, this is guaranteed to hit hard in any dance.

On the AA side we have "Happy Days", a tune calculated to get
everyone's backs off the wall. 2DB construct subtle layers of
percussion and a floating, euphoric chord progression that keeps the
momentum building throughout the track with no let up. Coupled with a
high-energy vocal sample,and house-influenced synth-piano textures,
this one is a scientifically designed floor-filler.

So, with "Amiga Man" and "Happy Days", 2DB have created vital pieces
of weaponry for DJs to draw for. These tunes will be making ravers
skank out for a long time to come.

Tracklisting:

A. Amiga Man - 2DB
AA. Happy Days - 2DB

For interview requests, and further information, contact:

info@techniquerecordings.co.uk


2DB - Amiga Man

Beats & bass since 1999

www.techniquerecordings.co.uk

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