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22.09.2005
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artist : King Britt Presents Sylk 130
title . Rising
type : EP
year . 2001
genre : House
subgenre . House
label : Six Degrees
cat . 657036 5540-1
URL : www.sixdegreesrecords.com
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grabber : EAC
encoder . Lame 3.90.3
quality : VBRkbps / 44,1Khz / Joint-Stereo
source . Vinyl
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A1.Rising (95 North Bassment Culture Mix) 08:34
A2.Rising (Joshuas Dubble Bubble Dub Edit) 05:13
B1.Rising (DJ Dozias Mile High Club Dub) 09:20
23:07 min 36,5 MB
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The deep house crew brings you once again a high quality release of
soulful dance music.. music with emotion that deserves the promotion..
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You certainly won't find an artist with a better potential to
transpose the many different musical genres into a marvelous standard
of grooves full of feelings. His comprehension of what we should call
the phonographic culture lies much ahead than the common ones. With a
work forged a mixture of Jazz, Soul, Funk, the percussive Afro beats,
Hip Hop, Broken Beats, Deep House and the new Electronic Jazz fusion,
King Britt has proved to be a very eclectic and open minded soul.
Original from Philadelphia, he absorbed the many styles of grooves
and settled a unique vibe. His professional career had its first
major ascension in 1992, times when King Britt was the DJ of the
Grammy winner Hip Hop-Jazz fusion band Digable Planets (alongside
Ishmael "Butterfly" Butler, Doodlebug and
Ladybug Mecca). Their absolutely innovative sounds are a mixture of
the contemporary side of Hip Hop with the Jazzy scats and lyrics.
His career pointed to different directions as he started to travel
the World with the Digable Planets tours and with his own ones on the
international House scene as Disc Jockey. At the very beginning of
his journey as solo DJ, he settled a partnership with the well-known
New York DJ, producer and owner of the label Ovum Recordings: Josh
Wink, who also contributed for the development of his career. One of
their first projects together was E-Culture, the one behind the
classic "Tribal Confusion" released by Strictly Rhythm in 1990.
The seventies funk roots of this Philadelphia native are also
represented through his Sylk 130 project, which brought the
traditional Philly sounds elements and alliances with artists such as
Ursula Rucker, Alma Horton and Alison Crockette in a combination of a
funk-soul aura. The highlight of this alias was attained with the
long play "When The Funk Hits The Fan", an excellent combination of
the traditional grooves and more contemporary elements.
King Britt's natural talents as a remixer resulted in a total
subversion of rhythms and of the original tunes conceptions, from the
works of Yoko Ono and Femi Kuti to the ones of Erykah Badu and Macy
Gray. Perhaps that should be the cause why he received, as well as
other celebrities like Masters At Work and Joe Claussell, the
invitation by the people from legendary Jazz label Verve Records to
give his contribution to the acclaimed compilation "Verve Remixed".
He finally owned the title on the category "Remix of the Year" with
Danny Tenaglia and Basement Jaxx, which granted him the status of one
of the most respected remixes all over the World.
The musical conception of King Britt can be explained by the depths
of his backgrounds. All his influences mix together in a unique sound
with no limits of style, and his combination of Soul, Hip Hop, Afro
Beats, House, Funk and Future Jazz will be always worth of listening.
remember to support artists.
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shoutouts to the groups that love the music they promote..
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5 years deephouse. 5 years of nice music all over the place...
and it's still only about what we love.
you all know the situation nowadays, security is a nice thing to have,
p2p, people selling etc...i wont waste anymore words on that now.
we'd like to thank all the groups releasing quality electronic music,
the siteops who host the nice tunes, and all the people that really
make the scene a nice place to participate.
now enjoy the music and if you like it, support the artists.
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If you're down with the deep house music, music with feeling..
music that makes you groove no matter where you are.. and you
think you can add to this feeling ... then visit us on efnet or
drop us a line to deephouse@hotPOP.com..
keep the feeling real. .∙· d e e p h o u s e 2 0 0 5 ·∙.
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nfo/header by rudo; updated at 01 oct 04