Jack Sheets (ShapeShifter) : additional engineering, mixing, & production
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The sound of Random Movement is a bit difficult to describe. Samples stand out from a wide variety of old soul/funk/dub/jazz albums, and the overall style of production, writing and orchestration definitely reflects that. The music feels like a hot beach at sunset, like that small club you used to go to back in the day that has long since shut its doors, like the good memories of how things used to be. Deep rolling basslines, good swingin breaks, and 10 tons of soul--Definitely a source of that feel-good vibe. One word seems to get tossed around alot to describe the Random Movement drum and bass sound, and that word is ---DEEP---.
With tours that hit festivals and clubs spanning 4 continents, Random Movement's DJ style is in high demand, taking you on a journey through the best of old and new Drum & Bass, touching on soulful, deep, uplifting and forward thinking music from top notch producers as well as up-and-coming new artists. His schedule has been filling up rather quickly these days due to his ongoing devotion to his newly launched podcast (available at www.randommovement.org), the Random Movement Radio show on Bassdrive.com, as well as writing and collaborations with such artists as S.P.Y, Mixmaster Doc, Redeyes & Marky, to name a few. With tracks already released on Bassbin, Innerground, Liquid V, CIA and Integral, his forthcoming album due on DJ Marky's imprint has turned many heads to his unique skill at keeping that soulful, smooth and sleazy vibe in his songwriting and production. Be sure to keep an ear to the ground for his already lengthy list of remixes, singles and tour dates, as well as the Random Movement LP due in early 2010! Don't miss it!
hey mike what a wicked set in Erlangen! wish we had more time between the sets to talk about dnb and music in genaral...! anyway, it was a great night! see ya...
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