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22.09.2005
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artist : Majestika
title . Mind Magic
type : EP
year . 2000
genre : House
subgenre . House
label : BBE (Barely Breaking Even)
cat . BBE 12010
URL : www.bbemusic.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.Mind Magic (Main Version) 07:54
B1.Mind Magic (Dub) 05:37
13:31 min 22,4 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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The Barely Breaking Even movement began nearly ten years ago when
Peter Adarkwah and his partner Ben were discussing music and
discovered a shared interest in diverse, eclectic sounds covering all
genres - from old scratchy Brazilian grooves, through 70's funk, via
jazz fusion, hip - hop and soul to newer garage, disco and techno
music.
Pete had been DJ'ing at friend's parties for several years and had
just graduated to his first gig on the club scene. First and foremost
a music lover and collector Pete had discovered a previously unknown
aptitude when he started spinning the tunes. They decided to promote
a night where the music that was played would not be restricted as it
was in other clubs - the new night would be across styles and
freestyle.
The first club promotion took place at a tiny club in Chinatown under
the name 'Shake It Loose.' The club was a resounding success, but
unwittingly another promoter had already employed the name used. A
change was necessary and so it became Barely Breaking Even - taken
from the seminal track by The Universal Robot Band (re -issued on
Dimitri's 'Disco Forever' album in Oct 2000) (and true of the state
of finances at that time.)
With the change of name came a change of venue. BBE moved onwards and
upwards - promoting at different venues and on different nights but
with a fresh attitude and an already distinct style, the nights
became more and more popular. Ben & Pete also began to appear as
guest DJs elsewhere and DJing and promoting became a full time
occupation.
Despite being busy with club activities, Ben & Pete decided to move
in to the record industry, founding a label named after the Promotion
Company. BBE Records began with releasing the acclaimed 'Stop and
Listen' series late in 1996, a series still running strong with the
last instalment having been compiled by The legendary Masters At
Work. The ball has rolled on and on since then.
Having single handedly run the label since early 2000, Pete has
continued to develop the label, taking it to new heights. BBE model's
itself on the motto of 'real music for real people' and this is
clearly seen by the fact that there are now over 40 compilation
albums released, profiling a variety of sounds and styles from funk
and soul to disco and Latin as well as house and hip hop. Compilers
from home and abroad have been brought in to add their expertise and
in turn the label has aligned itself with many artists as well as
genres of music.
This association with artists has been strongly built upon by the
introduction of the Beat Generation; a series of beat based albums
from a number of exceptional and pivotal hip -hop producers. The
ethos behind this series was to allow these producers to create
albums that drew from all their influences and all the sounds that
had in some way contributed to the music they had made and continue
to make. The series kicked off to a fantastic start with Jay Dee's
'Welcome to Detroit' (shortlisted for the American Award for Artistic
Achievement) and this was shortly followed by Pete Rock, Will.i.am
(of the Black Eyed Peas) and Marley Marl. Each album is an individual
experiment but also enables the series to flourish in its aims and
the music it is exhibiting.
2002 was a very busy year for BBE records, the earlier part of the
year saw compilations from Joe Claussell and ?uestlove (of the Roots)
as well as a third instalment in the Disco Spectrum seriesà.then came
the long awaited debut solo album 'The Magnificent' from DJ Jazzy
Jeff.
2003 has been just as hectic, Beat Generation albums from DJ Spinna,
King Britt, Larry Gold and a second Will.i.am...solo albums from Baby
Blak and Freddie Foxxx and two unreleased Pete Rock albums due later
in the year. The year also commemorates the opening of 'BBE America'
with offices in Philadelphia and New York handling promotions and
artist liasons.
BBE club promotions is still flourishing with weekly Sundays at Bar
Rumba (7 years on and still going strong) There are also monthly
Saturday nights at Cherry Jam and Neighbourhood, two of London's
hottest spots! And even abroad BBE is rocking it; one only had to be
at the 'Future' party at this years Miami Winter Music Conference
with Axis Music for proof of this.
There's plenty more in store for 2004 - Roy Ayers unreleased
material: 'Virgin Ubiquity 1976 - 1981' album due for release in
January. Pete Rock 'Soul Survivor II'. The year will also be Barely
Breaking Even's 10th anniversary.
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