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│ DJ Flight - The Next Chapter │
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│ Artist........ DJ Flight ││
│ Title......... The Next Chapter ││
│ Label......... none ││
│ Cat. Nr....... none ││
│ Year.......... 2003 ││
│ Genre......... Drum & Bass ││
│ Street Date... 16/05/2003 ││
│ Release Date.. 17/05/2003 ││
│ Size.......... 154,3 MB ││
│ Tracks........ 01 ││
│ Length........ 112:22 min ││
│ Ripper........ J. Peel ││
│ Source........ DAB ││
│ Grabber....... DAB Bar ││
│ Encoder....... Lame 3.93.1 ││
│ Quality....... 192KBps / 44.1Khz / Full Stereo ││
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│ R E L E A S E C O M M E N T S │┐ ││
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│ ││
│ .: DJ Flight :: Biography :. ││
│ ││
│ Flight started buying Drum & Bass vinyl back in the summer ││
│ of 1996 whilst still at Art College. She began learning how ││
│ to mix around 6 months later, practicing on a friend's ││
│ turntable whenever the chance arose. The urge to start ││
│ collecting vinyl stemmed from an early love of the music, ││
│ listening to bits of acid house, hardcore and progressing ││
│ through to Drum & Bass. ││
│ ││
│ Flight remembers one incident in particular that turned out ││
│ to be her main inspiration - that was hearing Kemistry & ││
│ Storm for the first time at the SW1 Club in 1995. Amazed at ││
│ the sounds they were playing and their completely individual ││
│ style, Flight was inspired to get more involved in the music ││
│ scene, and to be more than just a spectator. ││
│ ││
│ Wanting to hear more of the diverse and experimental beats ││
│ that Kemistry & Storm played that night, Flight became a ││
│ regular at the weekly Metalheadz Sunday Sessions, as well as ││
│ going to other nights such as A.W.O.L. @ Ministry of Sound, ││
│ Desire, Innovation, Movement, PM Scientists and many other ││
│ London club nights. ││
│ ││
│ In April 1997, Flight was offered a job in the record shop ││
│ Trix Trax (now known as Unique Muzik). This proved to be ││
│ hugely beneficial as Flight was able to build up her record ││
│ collection extensively, as well as beginning to build a ││
│ network of contacts within the music industry. It was also ││
│ around this time that Flight started doing mix-tapes. She ││
│ gave her very 1st one to Kemistry and Storm asking them to ││
│ gauge her progress, their response to the tape, in Flight's ││
│ words, was "that they liked the way the tunes were put ││
│ together, the mixing was good and that I should keep at it". ││
│ ││
│ So she did. Through DJ Reeflex of Flex 103.6 FM (one of the ││
│ contacts she met through working at Trix Trax), she was ││
│ invited to play back to back sets on pirate radio. At around ││
│ this time, Flight was a regular at PM Scientists @ Jazz ││
│ Bistro & Smithfields. It was here that she met Damian ││
│ Lazarus and Zoe Richardson. In July 1997, Zoe was to offer ││
│ Flight a position at PR company Phuture Trax in London, ││
│ assisting with club promotion. Through her work at Phuture ││
│ Trax, Flight went on to meet many of the scene's key ││
│ players, which would prove very useful in the establishment ││
│ of her DJ career. ││
│ ││
│ November 1997 brought Flight her 1st play out in a club in ││
│ Soho, playing alongside Matrix. In 1998, Flight continued to ││
│ play out in clubs, including a charity event in Coventry and ││
│ Atomics in Maidstone. ││
│ ││
│ The big break came one night in 1999. Kemistry and Storm ││
│ were DJing at Swerve and asked Flight to do a mix tape for ││
│ Goldie, as they'd been discussing bringing a new female DJ ││
│ into the Metalheadz camp. The tape was liked and Goldie said ││
│ "bring her in". Flight joined the Metalheadz roster and from ││
│ July 1999, she played on rotation at the weekly Sunday ││
│ Sessions at Dingwalls in London. It was around this time ││
│ that Flight also gave a couple of mix tapes to Sarah Sandy ││
│ at Groove Connection. This resulted in her becoming a ││
│ resident DJ at Swerve from January 2000, giving Flight the ││
│ opportunity to play alongside her other inspiration and ││
│ all-time favourite DJ, Fabio, who she credits along with ││
│ Kemistry & Storm for giving her the confidence to play tunes ││
│ she loves and believes in. ││
│ ││
│ Other sources of inspiration for Flight over the years have ││
│ come from Grooverider 'tearing out' the Blue Note Sunday ││
│ Sessions, Randall and Andy C for their impeccable mixing, ││
│ Doc Scott for always playing something different, and Bryan ││
│ G's no-nonsense DJ sets. ││
│ ││
│ Being resident at both Metalheadz and Swerve has allowed ││
│ Flight the chance to play for other promoters and labels ││
│ including Movement, Trouble on Vinyl, Reinforced, Valve, ││
│ Kaos Recordings, Hospital Records, Creamfields in Liverpool ││
│ and Dublin, Prototype and many others. She's also played ││
│ across the UK and in many clubs abroad, with a residency at ││
│ Space Breaks in Frankfurt, playing around Germany, Italy, ││
│ Holland, Switzerland, Austria, Hungary, Canada, Norway and ││
│ soon to be appearing in Australia, New Zealand and the USA. ││
│ ││
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┌─────────────────────┐ ││
│ T R A C K L i S T │┐ ││
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│ ││
│ [01] DJ Flight - The Next Chapter [112:22] ││
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│ Total Playtime : [112:22] ││
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UPDATED : 22/04/2003