Scott Manley
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| Bassbin Twins | ESW | Marine Parade | |
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This is the intro track we play
at the start of every show. Slammin Beats!
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| Garbage |
Cherry lips (Howie B Remix) | City Rockers | |
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Alternative rockers get an electrified makeover by Howie B.
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| David Guetta |
Distortion | Virgin | |
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Yeah That's what we need.
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| Meat Katie & Christian J |
Cusp | Bedrock | |
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Taken from DJ Hypers new mix - Fractured - from Bedrock Breaks.
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| Stanton Warriors vs Cosmos |
Break Me With You | Punk | |
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One of the best house records of last year gets an urban breask remix, minus the Roachford vocal
which many thought detracted from the beuty of the original.
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| Mistress Barbara |
Ouch My Liver | Iturnem | |
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Mistress barbara produces some of the most accessible techno around, forget your preconceptions
of hard repetitive beats and enjoy techno which encourages smiling again.
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| Mad Dogs |
Better Make Room (James Holden Remix) | FSG | |
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This record features 2 of my favourite producers, Mad Dogs is an alias for Timo Maas
(when he works with Leon Alexander) and the James Holden remix just elvates this track
to all time classic status.
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| Head Honcho |
Walls Of Jericho | Jukebox In The Sky | |
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Most people know the flipside of this - Waters Of Jericho - it was used as the intro
to one of the Northern Exposure CD's from Sasha and Digweed, this version mixes into
the middle of a set better...
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| Maurice & Noble |
Faith Delivers (Ashtrax Breaks Mix) | Distinctive | |
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Simple breaks workout on the original Prog House number, big tunes spotters may be anticipating
the release of Hochie Koochie Man, there's a few white labels in the hands of key DJ's and
I'm desperate to get a copy ;-)
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| Plump DJ's |
Squeaks & Bleeps | Finger LIckin' | |
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The Plump DJ's have released a sampler from their upcoming album 'Eargasm', I just picked up my copy
and there wasn't a force in this universe that would stop me from playing this hugely entertaining
breakbeat monster.
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| Scratch D vs H-Bomb |
Take The Red Pill | Marine Parade | |
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With the hugely anticipated sequel to The Matrix ready to unleash itself on the world I
felt compelled to play a couple of appropriate tracks. This borrows some key Dialogue
from Morpheus and builds a track around it.
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| Rob D |
Clubbed To Death (Kurayamin Variation) | Mo Wax | |
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And this pefect piece of background music was featured during one of the training scenes in the
movie, and from there seemed to turn up in commercials left right and centre.
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| Dysfunctional Psychedelic Waltons |
Payback Time (Thin White Duke Mix) | White | |
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These Guys win the award for best band name, but the reason they're getting featured this week is
because of this rip roaringly enjoyable remix which just oozes attitude.
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| Andea Doria |
Bucci Bag | Southern Fried | |
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This record is a bona fide phenomena, so we just had to bring it back for another play.
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Currently, he maintains a rotating residency at one of Baltimore's hottest nightspots, SONAR (Owned and operated by the nationally acclaimed Ultraworld and SonicSoul promotion groups!), a monthly residency at Network (Baltimore's all 2-Step/UK Garage night), and a weekly residency at Red Maple (The ultra-chic retro DJ lounge and cafe in downtown Baltimore).
Oron has been called 'The Top US 2-Step DJ', 'The US 2-Step Garage Pioneer', and even 'The United States' Ambassador of 2-Step Garage?, and it's no mystery why! His expert mixing and impeccable track selection never fail to pack the dance floor and keep the crowd shouting for!
In April of 2001, Oron was invited by Buzzlife Productions (of the world famous Buzz/DC) to mix a promotional 2-Step Garage CD (Fundamental 2-Step) for the upcoming appearance of MJ Cole and Emma Feline. The mix was an instant hit and drew an extraordinary volume of rave reviews from inside, and outside, the 2-Step scene. In fact, Fundamental 2-Step out scored most commercially available mix CDs in the June 2001 volume of Mixer Magazine! Thousands of copies of the mix are in circulation and it has even been featured on Trancemissions (99.1FM WHFS - Baltimore/DC) alongside Misstress Barbara and MJ Cole.
In the spring of 2001, with DJing under his belt, Oron began turning his attention towards production. In less than a year his tracks have grabbed the attention of some of the leading US 2-Step Garage DJs and can be heard at your local Garage events and on such on-line stations as StrikeFM (http://www.strikefm.co.uk). Oron is constantly working on new material and commercially available releases are in stores now!
Stay Funky....
see ya Next Week.
Scott Manley 26/04/03