* Atlantic Connection Feat. Minds One, DJ Noumenon & Treason - Can't Destroy Love - West Bay
* Alix Perez & Zero Tolerence - Untitled
* Random Movement - The Things U Do - Innerground
* Calibre - Blue Top - Innerground
* Eveson - X Rated
* Marcus Intalex - Wide Eyes - Soulr
* Zinc - Casino Royale - True Playaz
* Redeyes & Alix Perez - Clone 1001 - Bingo
* Fat Freddys Drop - Carls Cray - Ai Remix - Kartel
* D Bridge - True Romance - Metalheadz
* Blue Sonix - Luv Me - Logitics Remix - Spearhead
* Nu Tone - Missing Link - Hospital
* Icicle - So Close - Med School
* D Kay - Your Soul - Bingo
* Drumagick - Unknow - Innerground
* Marky & Total Science - Red Kooga
* Rush Hour - Love Again - Innerground
* Redeyes - Pusherman - Bingo
* High Contrast - Everything Different - Hospital
* Zinc Makoto & Stamina - Thinkin Back - Bingo
* Michael Jackson - Human Nature - M & S Bootleg
* Marky & Bungle - Back Like Dat
I checked that senses mix man..very nice..reminds me of the kind of set you might hear at bluenote,metalhedz super Sunday session ..remeber those.. BLAM!
Very sort of mature sound..lol ..Still for me out of all these I'v heard ..its till about the equinox an the baily at herbal....vortex of drumz..
Posts: 773 Location: United Kingdom of Jungle Joined: 26.08.06
Posted on 02/02/2007
damiondrumz wrote:
This ones nice!
Redeyes - DOA Mix
Ha ha, you beat me to it! I got that set lined up next for the thread, I hadn't added it yet! lol. Redeyes is on fire at the moment, I got a couple more sets by him too. I'll up them in a bit. Safe for the reminder though!
Blaow!
YES YES ! Some bad bad beatz ,whats that tune on the equinox b2b bailey set before Andy C & Randalls Sound control?
its got the vocal "you are my phantasy" in a pitched up style, i remember it from way back but never saw it in the shop.
respect
Chris Inperspective - Nu Klear Beatz - Ireland, Feb 2007
A really good atmospheric roller of a set from the guy that runs Inperspective, the label that
puts on the Technicality nights. Brand new!
The link for this says Sabre - Studio Mix........is it just labeled wrong?
Kicking the flavor to society
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Posts: 773 Location: United Kingdom of Jungle Joined: 26.08.06
Posted on 02/07/2007
"equinox mixing good shit, but me thinks he took some of his influences from the US"
Well, you're right there, but no mention of American myspace ragga jungle though...
Here's an interview:
Name: Marlon Sterling
Put simply, Equinox is the Godfather of the Inperspective sound. Respected by the rest of the Inperspective family, Marlon is a veteran of the scene, and true beat scientist. Brought up in Southeast London on a diet of dub, 80s soul, jazz, funk, Detroit techno and much, much more, all the signs pointed to Marlon’s eventual involvement with music from an early age – "I used to rock my head to the rhythm of the washing machine when I was a kid!" Marlon was introduced to the hardcore scene via exposure to acid house and techno by his uncles – "fusing those house sounds with the hip hop breaks, that’s where I got into it, from 1989, 1990," says Marlon. "I just followed it through from there, the more beat driven side. Black Dog, Shut Up And Dance, the Ragga Twins, Nicolette, Forge Masters, Nightmares on Wax, I could be here for ages. There's nuff! Juan Atkins, Carl Craig! I could be here forever. Wizard and the Prince – they were on an American label called City Limits, in conjunction with Nu Groove Records – they did sort of deep house stuff but they started using breaks with it and I was like ‘Gwarn!’"
It was hearing such breakbeat-driven music that drove Marlon to make the move into production. "I got an Amiga 500 in about 1990, with this sampling software called Future Sound – a little four track sample thing. I put loops into it, trying to do Frankie Bones Breaks type things, sampling other tunes and making little megamix things, but after three four minutes everything started to go out of time! Then I got a Roland D5 & Dr rhythm from a friend, had them for about a year and a bit. I started producing with them properly in 1991, that's how I got into it." Hearing Doc Scott’s Here Come The Drums provided Marlon with the push needed to take things more seriously. "Yeah, it was that track which made me say ‘yeah, this is what I wanna do!’"
"I started working for Stage One Distribution on the weekends, and that’s how I came to hook up with Bizzy B. I met Bizzy B one day when I was out distributing in a record shop called Wired For Sound. At the time, I was loving everything Brian ( Bizzy B ) had done. I had just heard Bizzy B & Peshay's 'Release 2 Dope EP' and so I gave a demo tape to Brian and he gave me a call asking me to come down the studio, and we started the 'Brain Records Crew EP'. I have the upmost respect for Bizzy B as he introduced me to edits on beats. Even though I was a nipper, he had respect for what I was trying to do. If it weren’t for him, I wouldn’t have gone into the technical side of things as much as I have." Get Marlon talking about the red light sessions in Bizzy’s studio, throwing edits back and forward between the pair of them, and his respect for the man is obvious. "My most memorable music related experience is with Bizzy, too – my PA at Innersense at the Lazerdrome with him. We performed The Weekend, Brain Record Crew, The Slate, loads more that I can’t remember. It was ruff!"Marlon’s passion for music is evident when you get him talking about it. Asked what he’s currently listening to, and what has influenced him over the years, he reels off a seemingly endless list. "Larry Heard, Wax Doctor, King Tubby, Aba Shanti. There's just too many – Carl Craig, Juan Atkins, Mayday, there's too many man. I listen to all these people all the time, everyday! I listen to too much! I listen to everything, soul, jazz, experimental… bare different music every day! Dwelle’s LP at the moment, it’s kinda jazzy soul, a kinda Jill Scott type thing, I’m really in it! The Winstons, for coming up with such a rude break, everyone knows what I'm on about, the "Amen" break! Ray Burns, Weather Report, Donald Byrd, Quincy Jones… When I’m not producing music, I just draw sound system and draw the car!" It’s this love of music that motivates him to create his own: "I listen to other people that I’m inspired by and anything different, that motivates me. Love of music is the main thing! That and my emotions, man!" It’s these diverse influences that make for Marlon’s ever evolving sound. "I can't describe my sound, that's for other people to judge it! My style changes each time. Alright, mainly on the more one string vein, but I do a lot of other things that people don't really get to hear."
Over the years that followed meeting Bizzy B, Marlon has worked with a host of other artists, including Threshold (Special Branch), Chris Inperspective, Senses, DJ Dubplate, and the original DJ Renegade. Recently engineering the 2004 remix of DJ Crystl’s Warpdrive, soon to be released on Photek Productions, allowed Marlon to tick off another name on his extensive list of artists who he’d like to collaborate with. "I’d love to work with Paradox, Breakage, Wax Doctor, most definitely! Oh, and obviously Larry Heard! Carl Craig, Squarepusher, Aphex Twin, Liquid Zebra. There’s so many!"
With plans afoot to do a live PA at Technicality with Breakage, excursions into the rnb world and laying down some hip hop instrumentals for fellow Inperspective member MC Q, Marlon’s near future looks hectic. But in 10 years’ time? "I see myself in a nice production company producing these cheesy little blond bimbo pop girls, yamming nuff KFC while at the controls getting fatter!" he says, laughing. "Nah, seriously, doing film scores, making all sorts of music that I like, that I'm influenced from. Producing and remixing for people. I want to be running the studio properly."
Responsible for the tag line often seen associated with Inperspective, "It’s all about the beats", it feels only right to close with another quotable comment uttered by Marlon: "Everybody must listen chopping! Ya have fi understand what one string is all about!"
Equinox b2b with Bailey - Technicality @ Herbal - London - April 2006
Tracklisting (Hyphens = unreleased at the time):
Equinox - olskool amiga bizness----
Plasmic Life - Deathtrip (Bizzy B and Tech Itch VIP dubplate)----
Danny Breaks - "Crime Mutations" never released tune from 1996----
Kosmos - Liquid Beatz
Remarc - Ice Cream and Syrup
Splash - Babylon
DJ Nut Nut and Pure Science - The Rumble (mad ragga jon remix)
Dubtronix - Fantasy Remix
Andy C and Randall - Sound Control
Photek - Seventh Samurai
Dillinja - Heavenly Bass
Matrix - Convoy
??????
Jonny L - This Time (Cool Dub )
Equinox - Acid Rain (Breakage Final Chapter mix)
Dillinja - Silver Blade
Danny Breaks - Solar Jive
Breakage - Spiritualism
Equinox - Stagger (original 1994 mix) (remix recently released on IntaSound.)----
Breakage - Comatose
so it seems he is making stuff you uk heads like and is influenced by squarepusher.
lol, didn't you say uk heads weren't feeling the squarepusher gritty? i could just quote that pm.
but there are some serious tunes in here, some of which i own, and that acid rain remix is big, think i'll be getting that one.
but it seems to me the people making good shit in the US have there heads in the same place as the people making good shit in the UK, which i guess isn't surprising.
No man I sed that I wernt feeling it Im sure.that dont mean a thing for anyone else..
I sed he had little relevence to jungle and he hasnt..neither has luke vibert or amen andrews(same guy)? and springheel jack..
... but quote that shit if ya like m8 lol..I'll stand by everything I sed..also it dont say he was influenced by him it sez he wants to work with him prolly coz squarepusher is a crazy genius... equinox been producing jungle since 1990 or something..Its more likely that squarepusher was influenced by him.. bizzy..remark whatever..people from the core you know..
My point is that this shit is jungle.. true jungle ...the original concept...
no fronting..
OJ monster thread. Only just seen this. Think i bin walking round with a white stick or sumting.SHITE
Only Grabbed the breakage set ATM but boy ya got me noddin.
Large up 2 ya bruv
SHIFT September 15 2010 learned how to do the compression with eq in the side chain, not from youtube, just by pluggin it all in and seeing what it done haha
SHIFT September 15 2010 lolz phitoerocks.. rick rude was on there too
SHIFT September 15 2010 true Gritty - man needs a break. started mixing down new tune last night. aye, started watching early RZA/Rakeem on youtube and ended up with U.W.
ANICA1 September 14 2010 GOLIATH661 thanks for the ruffnek#1, SICKNESS,childhood memories.
ANICA1 September 14 2010 ultrafunkula, peace homie, GOLDENERAJUNGLE CREW
