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Fabric Live 55 : DJ Marky
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| Ian |
One of the most hard working & respected DJs in the d&b scene is bringing us Fabric Live 55, out next month.
1. S.P.Y. - By Your Side - Spearhead
2. dRamatic & dbAudio - Rolling Times - Phuzion
3. DJ Marky & S.P.Y. - Yellow Shoes - Innerground
4. Die & Interface feat. William Cartwright - Bright Lights (Rollers Mix) - Toolroom
5. Lynx - Chess Funk - Detail
6. Fierce & Vicious Circle - Section - Quarantine
7. Klute - Will You Still Love Me? - Commercial Suicide
8. Makoto & Deeizm - Untold - HE:Digital / Human Elements
9. Calibre - Even If - Signature
10. 8-Bits & Q-Project - T1 - Innerground
11. Logistics with Ill Skillz - Notes From The Block - Hospital
12. Heavy 1 - Millers - Samurai
13. Icicle - Nowhere - Invisible
14. Skream - Motorway - Exit
15. Marcus Intalex - Steady - Soul:r
16. Siren - Control - Siren
17. S.P.Y. - Hotspot - Innerground
18. Nymfo - Matchstick V.I.P. - Commercial Suicide
19. Break - Time After Time - Symmetry
20. DJ Marky & S.P.Y. - Brainstorm - Innerground
21. Culture Shock - Cathedral - Ram
22. Commix - Double Double - Metalheadz
23. Marcus Intalex & S.P.Y. - Paulista Dub - Soul:r
24. DJ Marky & S.P.Y. - Mystic Sunset - Innerground
I already know about 14 of these & it should be good. Looking forwards to it immensely :) |
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| rawbound |
| Need to check this out. Haven't really heard any of the tracks. |
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| Ian |
The SPY Calibre & Break tunes are all on youtube.
I'm a big fan of Marcus Intalex - Steady so i've cut a sample out and uploaded it. It's kinda quirky, simple yet happy & fun. I like it, but it's not out til next year apparently :(
http://www.zshare.net/audio/83497916f90febe4/ |
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| nutmegger |
| this looks really great! its exactly the style of dnb that i love these days. really cool to recognize a lot of names (Commix, Klute, SPY, etc) in that tracklist too considering i really don't know of many artists in this genre as whole (besides LTJ Bukem, ha) |
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| ponsshin |
| quote: | Originally posted by Ian
The SPY Calibre & Break tunes are all on youtube.
I'm a big fan of Marcus Intalex - Steady so i've cut a sample out and uploaded it. It's kinda quirky, simple yet happy & fun. I like it, but it's not out til next year apparently :(
http://www.zshare.net/audio/83497916f90febe4/ |
me this is great.
Was hesitant but deffo checking him out at Fabric for the album launch |
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| SYSTEM-J |
| quote: | Originally posted by nutmegger
this looks really great! its exactly the style of dnb that i love these days. really cool to recognize a lot of names (Commix, Klute, SPY, etc) in that tracklist too considering i really don't know of many artists in this genre as whole (besides LTJ Bukem, ha) |
That's exactly the problem I have with Fabric comps, and commercial mix comps in general these days. They're always the same predictable lists of names, because a comp has to make money and the only way you can sell copies is by cramming the tracklist with big names. |
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| Paradox Lost |
| quote: | Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
That's exactly the problem I have with Fabric comps, and commercial mix comps in general these days. They're always the same predictable lists of names, because a comp has to make money and the only way you can sell copies is by cramming the tracklist with big names. |
It tends to waver in either direction when it comes to Fabric comps, though: the tracklisting is either populated largely with instantly recognizable names and well-received tracks from that year, or a list of current and (long) past anonymous names, probably in a very pronounced attempt at deviating from the pattern of predictability you mentioned. |
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| Ian |
| quote: | Originally posted by ponsshin
me this is great.
Was hesitant but deffo checking him out at Fabric for the album launch |
As a DJ he's got a good reputation, seems to be a nice guy too. I'm just happy to hear music that I still like because if some of these guys weren't doing it, I don't know where I'd be!
| quote: | Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
That's exactly the problem I have with Fabric comps, and commercial mix comps in general these days. They're always the same predictable lists of names, because a comp has to make money and the only way you can sell copies is by cramming the tracklist with big names. |
I think tracklist wise it's always going to come down to people playing stuff they do generally, and in this day & era there's a lot more label playing than there used to be, but then again the autonomic one, there's not a load of labels making that sound, so they asked people to make tracks especially for it. I just try to enjoy the good ones for what they are and forget the 'who' for a while. |
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| SYSTEM-J |
| That's exactly the issue. With everyone doing podcasts, guest mixes and live sets online, why pay £10 for 80 minutes of the usual suspects? The only way these mixes ever stand out is if there's some exclusive productions featured. |
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| Ian |
| Understandable, but I still buy because owning a cd supports the artists, the labels and the like. Because I don't download every podcast or radio show, I do miss things too which picking up a compilation like this will help me to discover and often go on to buy it (eventually sometimes with d&b) as a single too. |
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| Ian |
| Out today in all good record stores... So surprisingly my local HMV didn't have it.... :haha: |
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