Mad Tracks

Hey guys! Decided to do something on the lighter side for you. Hope you like it :)

1.	Beat Jammers – Beat Inc 
2.	Curve Pusher - Disco Dog
3.	Curve Pusher - Call Him Back
4.	Munkjack - Smack My Bits Up
5.	Curve Pusher - Protocol
6.	OD404 - Block Party (Amp Attacks Movin House Mix )
7.	The 3 Hoolas – Candy Stick
8.	V4ugh4n & Gem Stone – Hypnotic Beat
9.	Danny Harris – Comin’ On Stronger
10.	Steve Marwood - 2 Wolfs Dont Make A Right - Valex Big Bad Wolf Remix
11.	PhD & Gem Stone – The Beat
12.	Kid Rich & Gem Stone – Hard Groove
13.	Ben Stevens & Paul Stacy - Let's Hoover 
14.	Discam – I Be Cookin’
15.	Tom Parr – Look Behind
16.	Weekender Offenders & Gem Stone - Offensive

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Gem x

Gem Stone - Two Trick Pony (Oct 2013 Mix)

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Random But Raw - Couldn't Give A F... (Zeppelin NRG Remix)

I Fink U Freaky (Rob Tissera Tidy Booty Mix) Master

Our twenty-seventh release welcomes Rick James and Gaz F to the label. Jump In features a massive offbeat bassline, awesome vocal and a great piano breakdown that make this a must for all Hard House heads out there.

SSD027: Rick James & Gaz F - Jump In OUT NOW!

Here is a free track to get you warmed up for the launch of my label.

***FREE DOWNLOAD*** Joe Longbottom -  Drugs Are Illegal

T-Baggers - Saggy

I can never understand why the hell a DJ or producer would talk about themselves in the 3rd person, for example: "Zeppelin is a class A bass whore", or "Zeppelin rather takes a fancy to straddling bass in a sexual manner. And if there's an audience then all the better...."

Once I start talking It will become apparent, rather rapidly, that I may not quite be all there with my mental faculties. Please be rest assured - I can promise that I don't present a significant risk unless I get excited....  : )

Still reading? Good. Now I know you're just as nutty like me, and who'll possibly be interested in my nutty music as well : )

I started loving heavy music when I was around 16-17, which arrived to me in the form of heavy metal , there are far too many artists to list but a few would include: Strapping Young Lad, Emperor, Machine Head, Fear Factory, Slipknot, and of course the bands  before them: Metallica, Anthrax, Testament, Black Sabbath etc.  It wasn’t long before I picked up a guitar and started learning how to play their tunes.  Shortly after I left college at 18 I started playing in various metal bands as a rhythm guitarist, sometimes playing covers but mostly writing & performing our own material. The two main bands that I played in were called Skuzzle & Mind’s Dead More Alive, or MDMA for short ;-)

 I was first introduced to underground dance around the age of 23, where I stumbled into a field and discovered the existence of outdoor free parties. I very quickly fell in love with the culture of underground raves & the music played there, and especially the harder & faster side of underground dance.  And most definitely the tunes primarily driven by a heavy as fuck bassline ;-)

As I was a guitarist for several years before that mental summer, it was hardly surprising that I bought a pair of turntables, and started learning how to mix. Freeform was the first genre I started mixing, the fast-paced euphoric riffs & stomping kicks of NuEnergy records were quite literally the kick to my creative tendencies to start learning FL Studio 7 and start practising music production techniques & writing melodies & riffs. At the start of 2009, after I had been producing freeform for a year, I started jamming ideas for different genres, the likes of hard trance, psy-trance and schranz for example, but there was one genre amongst all that was jumping out at me.....

I had been collecting NRG records for a good 18 months at the start of 2011, and it was at this point I decided to focus on sculpting an original sound within the NRG genre for myself, and the first track that I produced with that mindset was "Siiiick". It was after the completion of Siiiick that I decided to switch my DAW to Ableton 8, and every tune after Siiick has been produced on this wicked little machine : )  Since my 1st release in February 2012 and to the end of the year 2013, I have had 10 releases across 6 separate NRG labels. 

So there you have it. Have a listen for yourself dudes, I’m sure the music will speak for itself : )


"If a picture is worth a thousand words then music is the dictionary......"