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artist : Subject 13
title : The Black Steele Project
year : 1997
genre : Drum & Bass
label : Crammed/Selector (Sel20CD)
info : http://www.crammed.be/selector/sel03.htm
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ripper : JLG
rls-date : 01/13/2001
encoder : fhg radium mp3 codec v1.263
quality : 192kbps/44,100hz
source : Compact Disc
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01 Dinner Jazz Time 6:06
02 Just 4 You (Gilb-R Remix) 6:54
03 Good Guys, Bad Guys 7:15
04 Atmosphere 5:13
05 True Skillz (Endemic Void remix) 6:03
06 High Noon 5:54
07 Just 4 You (original) 6:24
08 Silence Of Soul 6:11
09 So Much Feel 6:11
10 Eastern Promise 5:30
11 Mystical Flyte 6:12
11 tracks (01h 07m 53s)
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If you're into smooth & jazzy Drum'n'Bass like LTJ Bukem, Roni Size
and Moving Shadow's mellow rythms, this one's for you.
UK act Subject 13 and their label Vibez Recordings were one of DnB
hopes in 1997 and got many enthousiastic reviews at the time. They
released this album under belgium Crammed/Selector label and
distributor that year. The 2 scheduled follow-up volumes never
seemed to show up, maybe because of the label itself - and its
sometimes erratic business ways - or the work of S13's members on
the production side.
-- JLG --
John Bush, All Music Guide:
"David Stewart and Roy Bleau formed Subject 13 by blending their
main influences, specifically the mellower side of jazz and
rough-and-tumble drum'n'bass. The duo grew up in London's Hackney
and had played football together since they were teenagers. Stewart
dropped out of college to begin DJing (mostly hip-hop and soul),
and by 1990 was producing hardcore tracks as Eternity. He later
reunited with Bleau, and the pair recorded singles for Fabio's
Creative Source Records, Basement and L.T.J Bukem's Good Looking.
Subject 13 contributed to Bukem's 1996 compilation Earth, Vol. 1
and released their debut album, The Black Steele Project, in late
1997 on Crammed Discs. Stewart and Bleau are also well-respected
for their Sub Bass club-nights (geared specifically for the younger
crowd) and their own label, Vibe'z Recordings (many tracks from
which are included on the compilation Subject 13 Presents Vibe'z
Recordings)."
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greetings to sweetbeats, quadrophenia, sour, mindscape, deephouse
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