After playing the bass in various bands I started DJing in 1990. Festivals like Castlemorton SP23 & Techno travellers to the Lazy House.. Clubs like Heaven (Megatripolis) to the Tiergarten.
Early styles of music included playing acid house, house/techno, breakbeat/old skool.
After travelling around to all the festivals & generally going to free parties, I met up with Spiral Tribe in 1991 at the Ratrun (Longstock) and my festival life was shared with them for the next 18 months. In mid 1992 I then moved to the southwest of England and the style of music I played was then evolving into a more progressive/tribal house tip.
From then on I played both clubs & free parties -but was never really affiliated to any particular soundsystem & wasn't one to get too involved with the associated politics -apart from defending the Tribe from other people’s sometimes misguided and mis-informed views…
The style of music I'm now writing/playing is based around a deep/tech house tip with a twist of acidic funk.
Releases on various labels to date with many more to come!!
Re-connect-Anarchy, --Forward the revolution......
------------------------------------------------- New release “HERB LF - FUNDAMENTAL EP” is now available.
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TRACK LISTING Rees Urban - Jump Up Rees urban - Corrupt Mind
DJ SUPPORT J.Caprice / High Maintenance - Juiced Music Dudu Palandre - Maracuja Sean Biddle - Bid Muzik Louis Hughes - 6th Sense Jeff Haze - Minority Music DJ Ray C - Street Beat Radio Andy Riley - Inland Knights/Toka Project JC Disko - Soul Fuel Jangatha - Uma 4peace/High Maintenance - Juiced Music
Mes: Love toms programming track and the Damien's remix....whooot!Nice wun fellas! Your on a roll:)
Andy Toka Project/Inland Knights: yeah really cool!.....loving sun city hustlers track...and programming is wicked......definately gonna get plays from me
Giom: Loving the original mix and also Tom's new original tune, programming! Paaaaaaarty!
Gav Littlemen: Love the original and Programming
Ben (Brown/Unpopular) i like all the tracks. my favourites of real thang are the original and toms mix - especially like the rudebwoy b-line and old style beats of the TSI mix.my favourite of the whole release is programming - i think mostly cos of the samples and the way they are arranged. its good fun.
Mike (Kolour): sch's original broke new ground for these guy's sound. it has a nice disco vibe that works really well in the mix. i've been playing it since john sent it moons ago. the mastering on it came out perfect too. really brings the tune to life.damien's remix features more of the vocal and that's never a bad thing as far as i'm concerned. he churned out yet another remix where he takes the original tune and makes it his own. this is definitely something i'll play tom's remix is definitely a departure from the other two versions. he adds a level of filth to it that contrasts the dynamic of the EP just enough to give it that 'something for everyone' feel.
Quell: I LOVED Damien's old/new school remix and the original version of that track and i really like Toms 'programming' track.
Strakes (Lost My Dog): Original mix of Real Thang is sounding good – r
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After playing the bass in various bands I started DJing in 1990. Festivals like Castlemorton SP23 & Techno travellers to the Lazy House.. Clubs like Heaven (Megatripolis) to the Tiergarten.
Early styles of music included playing acid house, house/techno, breakbeat/old skool.
After travelling around to all the festivals & generally going to free parties, I met up with Spiral Tribe in 1991 at the Ratrun (Longstock) and my festival life was shared with them for the next 18 months. In mid 1992 I then moved to the southwest of England and the style of music I played was then evolving into a more progressive/tribal house tip.
From then on I played both clubs & free parties -but was never really affiliated to any particular soundsystem & wasn't one to get too involved with the associated politics -apart from defending the Tribe from other people’s sometimes misguided and mis-informed views…
The style of music I'm now writing/playing is based around a deep/tech house tip with a twist of acidic funk.
Releases on various labels to date with many more to come!!
Re-connect-Anarchy, --Forward the revolution......
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