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Break Ft. Kyo “Hold On (Original Mix)” Official Video.
Taken from the brand new Break LP “Resistance” OUT NOW on Symmetry Recordings:
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01 Don’t Look Down (Feat. Calyx & Teebee)
02 Hold On Original Mix (Feat. Kyo)
03 All That’s Left
04 Scanner Dub (Feat. Kyo)
05 Martyr (Feat. Spectrasoul)
06 Too Much
07 Slow Down (Feat. Die)
08 Salvage (Feat. Nico)
09 Between the Lines (Feat. SP:MC)
10 Conference Call (Feat. Silent Witness & Survival)
11 Recycler
12 Heal Me
13 Time After Time
14 The Only Way
15 Hold On Club Mix (Feat. Kyo)
16 Everything Counts
Currently supported by the likes of: Fabio & Grooverider, Zan Lowe, Annie Mac, Mistajam, Ras Kwame, Seani B, Bailey, Crissy Criss, Ross Allen, James Mountain, Toddla T, DJ Marky, Hazard, Makoto, Rockwell, Tony Coleman, Sub Focus, Commix.
This summer, Blu Mar Ten follows up the success of their 2009 LP ‘Natural History’ with a two-part set of remixes that bring together the finest in fresh and established talent from across the globe. DJ support is coming in from right across the scene, including London Elektricity, Friction, Doc Scott, Lynx, John B, Nookie and many more.
Blu Mar Ten – Natural History Remixes Part 1 – Seba / Bop / Badmammal
Artist: Blu Mar Ten
Label: Blu Mar Ten
Catalogue No: BMT003
Release dates: 26th July 2010
a) Blu Mar Ten – Overwhelm (Seba Remix)
aa) Blu Mar Ten – Believe Me (Bop Remix)
Digital-only) Above Words (Badmammal Remix)
Overwhelm (Seba remix)
Seba assaults the calm of the original ‘Overwhelm’ with a battery of old skool breaks and signature cosmic sweeps that recall the highlights of the Good Looking Records era. Lifting the tune away from the bedroom and up towards the dancefloor Seba’s remix has immediately become a favourite of some of the biggest names in d&b, effortlessly demonstrating why he’s remained at the top of the game for more than 15 years.
Seba’s remix of ‘Overwhelm’ is featured on DJ Friction’s forthcoming mix CD for Ministry of Sound.
Believe Me (Bop remix)
Bop takes the opposite route with his interpretation of ‘Believe Me’, opening up a bottomless well of reverb and throwing the components of the original into it, piece by piece. The result is a beautiful inversion of the original, showcasing the near-beatless melancholy the young Russian has become famous for.
Above Words (Badmammal remix)
‘Above Words’ is completely transformed by San Francisco’s master of quirky folktronica, Badmammal, who rewrites the tune’s Autonomic-via-Detroit stylings into a gorgeous montage of dusty acoustic Americana. A hypnotising, waltz-time guitar rendition of the original loop builds up into crashing waves of chiming bells and choral vocals, taking the listener on a breathtaking and emotional journey.
Part 2 featuring remixes from Klute, Stray & Kastle coming soon…..
The first release is set to take the scene by storm, having already been lined up to appear on a couple of high profile dnb compliations as well as receiving early radio plays from the likes of Annie Mac, Mistajam and Target this first release is certainly going to make its mark.
FEM001 Zarif & Danny Bryd A) California (Club Mix) AA) California (Dub Mix)
Released on Digital – 14th September & 12″ Vinyl – 5th October 2009.
Danny Byrd Hails from Bath in the South West of England, he has been involved in the Drum & Bass music scene since the late 90′s. Seen as a pioneer of soulful and vocal liquid funk, Danny had his first release on DJ Ron’s Piccasso imprint back in 1998 with “Manhattan”, quickly moving onto join up with the Hospital Records camp in the year 2000. It was with Hospital that he really made his mark with the singles “Do it Again” and “Changes”, this was the start of a fresh new sound mixing D&B with soulful house, garage and R&B influences.
Zarif brings together the classic songwriting of Stevie Wonder with the 80s pop sensibilities of Cyndi Lauper, North London based singer songwriter Zarif creates her own brand of quirky retro-tinged soul. After featuring on hip hop production duo The Nextmen’s critically acclaimed album “This Was Supposed To Be The Future” including the single “Something Got You”, Zarif had a busy 2008 touring with the Nextmen, playing countless festivals such as Glastonbury and Bestival, and supporting Taio Cruz on his UK tour. She even caught the attention of the Grammy award winning John Legend, who asked her to duet with him at this year’s Tommy Hilfiger Sessions.
Her debut album is due this spring, produced by Tommy D (Corinne Bailey Rae, Kanye West), Blair Makichan (Lily Allen) and Fraser T Smith (Kano) and includes the infectious “Box Of Secrets”, recently featured on the Sky TV advert.
