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The second volume in the two part release from our Stockholm b-boy DJ Prime goes deeper into the mash up territory where hip hip hop meets house and boogie goes hip hop! Common's 'Go' gets an up tempo house rework (dope!) while Bustas classic 'NY Shit' fuels up the dance floor with some well recognisable sample action from Bob James.

Right from the word go, when Simon 'sHack' Shackleton created Elite Force the moniker became synonymous not only with gilt-edged class but also with the ability to deliver guaranteed club carnage time and time again. Straddling styles and riding roughshod across genre lines, both as a DJ and producer, Elite Force has carved an enviable reputation as an innovator, never staying still creatively long enough to be pigeon holed or trapped in a single scene.

As sHack puts it himself: "I decided to embark on a whole new extension of the re-edit idea looking at creating a number of brand new tracks out of components taken from older tunes... proper mash-ups. Some were born out of simple live jams that evolved into finely tuned studio creations, whilst others were ground-up rebuilds where I was effectively writing new pieces of music using samples from other tracks. There was no fixed way of working and no sacred cows that went un-plundered."

The result of this new approach is Re:Vamped a seamless excursion through Elite Force's unique record bag taking in artists as diverse as Danielle Papini, Hugg & Pepp, Classixx and Bassbin Twins. Kicking off with the pounding kicks of Final Whistle sHack takes to the task with relish fusing French funksters Popof and Delon & Daclan with Lee Coombs & Dylan Rhymes before slipping into the euphoric energy of Red Lights & Lasers. Barbar Blaze's bouncing b-line takes no prisoners as Palmer Brown's searing a capella from Blaze's 'Do You Remember House~' takes the track into the realms of uncharted mayhem, Harness The Nonsense sees sHack doing just that, entering heads down territory for a run of superlative cuts reassembling recent clubbing history into a whole that effortlessly transcends the sum of its parts. Dissecting elements of Propellerheads, Blatta & Inesha, Wolfgang Gartner and Meat Katie and assimilating them into a world of fierce subs, cavernous beats and incessant leads, before stitching them back together with consummate ease, Re:Vamped is brought to a heavyweight close with a re-reading of Bar 9's Shaolin Style that underlines Elite Force's musical vision faultlessly.

** finally repressed ***A strong bootie with 60s Soul and 70s Disco stuff on phat breaking beats. Played by Ursula1000, Fort Knox Five, Jim Dunlop and Marc Hype, Malente, Traktor Rec. etc. Absolute bomb for funksoul lovers!

The label manager, also known as Scapo (italian origin dj and producer), has founded this label to disseminate a breakbeat-electro dance musical taste with a rock attitude: Scapo's first true love due to his talent as a drummer.

& DAVID BYRNE // Bpa (BRIGHTON PORT AUTHORITY), the frontman of Fatboy Slim with his new single !!!

Watch out for one of the most exciting collaborations of the current year in the breakbeat scene...

TWO MORE STONKING CUTS FROM THE BOOTY BREAKS GANG!! THE MASSIVE HANDZ UP GETS REJIGGED BY WESTBAM ~

Like those boys from the Backstreet, they're back again!, with 2 funk ladened beauties of the under the counter variety on a LTD Edition 7"

MICHAEL JACKSONS "BILLIE JEAN" GETS A REWORKIN HERE WHILE "YOUR NAME" FROM SWEDISH HOUSE MAFIA GETS A GOOD GOING OVER ON THE FILP

THIS TIME ROUND THE HOT CAKE GANG DO THEIR FUNKY THANG WITH SL2'S "ON A RAGGA TIP" AND ALSO DAMIEN MARLEYS "AS WE ENTER", THESE BOTH HAVE BEEN GETTING PLAYS FROM KRAFTY KUTS AN DTHE STANTONS

Collectors Alert!!!

No Regular Play are the extra talented Brooklyn duo that have an intrinsic understanding of bodymoving music. 'Doesn't Matter' is their best collection of tracks yet, eclipsing the listener in a heart warming bed of sound and slowly but assuredly guiding them into a new musical understanding.

There ain't nothing going on but the breaks.
Mofo is taking it back to the breaks with this release our second from Spanish producers the Baymont Bross.

PHARMACIST IS BLOWING UP ON THE CIRCUIT RIGHT NOW, TWO KILLER DUBSTEP TREATS HERE FOR THE RACKS!
Support from: Skream, ID, Vista, Mary Anne Hobbes, JFB, 16Bit, Beezy, Synkro, DFRNT, Hatcha, Excision, Jesse Rose,
Chris Goldfinger and many more!!

feat.Wayne Marshall Vocals!!!

ALTER EGO'S "ROCKER" & DAMIEN MARLEY GET THE CUT & RUN TREATMENT THIS TIME AROUND, JUMP AND SPREAD OUT!

What can be said about Gella that hasn't already been said this last few months~ We at VALIUM have been supporting Gella's unique sound for sometime, and his remix earlier this year, Force Feedback, went down a storm. Support for this release comes from Cut La Roc, Annie Nightingtale, Rack N Ruin, Rob Da Bank and Eddie Temple Morris to name a few!

The Cryovac machine is proud to present, for your inspection, the musket e.p. Cryovac is a platform to showcase the underground talent of Detroit's nightlife.

repress of the prodigy backstock !!

Brand new slice of Rat records for your ears! This time Ivory & Wizard team up to bring you Johnny 5, a tearing breakbeat vocal lead dancefloor monster!

Here comes the third and final instalment in eastern European duo Access Denied's hugely successful Access Granted series of EPs on iBreaks.

Every now and again an artist comes along with the firepower to genuinely shake up a scene. As anyone who has heard his storming productions with fellow Spaniard Kultur will know, Colombo is one of those producers.

THIS TIME ROUND ON CRISP BISCUIT BASEMENT JAXX "WHERE'S YOUR HEAD AT" GETS REJIGGED IN A BREAKBEAT STYLE AND A DRUM AND BASS MIX OF MOBYS "PORCELAIN" GRACES THE FLIP WITH A TASTY DUBSTEP RELICK OF AN OLD HOUSE CLASSIC

iBreaks boss man chief JMekka has taken an extended sojourn away from the studio to work on building up the various labels within the group
over the past few years. His fresh new brace on iBreaks Funk suggests
it's been far too long since we heard his stylish, cool brand of
breakbeat.

After a second consecutive Beatport number 1, Kultur & Colombo are back with their second installment of the Kissing the Funk series.
Expect more quality funky breaks from this spanish duo, which yet again shows a really clever approach to the funk in breakbeat, mixing all types of sounds, from organic instruments like flutes, saxophones, guitars to very groovy basslines with a beat which will grab you and shake you like James Bond martini.

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