popround / free mixtape collective » att100 http://www.popround.com sharing our aural wealth Sat, 14 Aug 2010 05:01:27 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 Popround is a collective of music enthusiasts who want to share mixes and wonderful aural findings. We try and feature new or obscure artists and remixes across most popular music genres. Let us know if you would like to be a part of this collective. Popround no Popround darylapereira@yahoo.co.uk darylapereira@yahoo.co.uk (Popround) Popround - the mixtape collective popround, mixtapes, electronica, dance, techno, dubstep popround / free mixtape collective » att100 http://www.popround.com/wp-content/plugins/powerpress/rss_default.jpg http://www.popround.com all time top 100 – 10 Aug http://www.popround.com/2007/08/11/guy-barton/ http://www.popround.com/2007/08/11/guy-barton/#comments Sat, 11 Aug 2007 13:25:10 +0000 att100 http://www.popround.com/2007/08/11/guy-barton/ Stop press – we thought this was Guy Barton, but apparently it’s not. If anyone knows who the hell this is, let me know!

]]> http://www.popround.com/2007/08/11/guy-barton/feed/ 0 Stop press - we thought this was Guy Barton, but apparently it's not. If anyone knows who the hell this is, let me know! Stop press - we thought this was Guy Barton, but apparently it's not. If anyone knows who the hell this is, let me know! Popround no jamie cruisey http://www.popround.com/2007/07/25/jamie-cruisey/ http://www.popround.com/2007/07/25/jamie-cruisey/#comments Wed, 25 Jul 2007 18:00:00 +0000 att100 http://www.popround.com/2007/07/25/jamie-cruisey/ “Was brought up on all things Motown. My parents always had Stevie Wonder, Michael Jackson, The Four Tops, Diana Ross etc etc playing at home or in the car. My older brothers best friend, Doug, was like the gadget kid out of the Goonies and used to do mobile discos at weekends. He got me obsessed by the whole Djing side of things and when I was 13/14 he asked if I wanted to help him at weekends. I used to get to mix the next record in when he went to the bar or to the toilet. That was it. I was hooked. I got my first Technics 1200 when I was 14 and with a small 2 channel mixer given to me by Doug, used to tune Phantasy radio or tape recordings from Phantasy to one channel and practice mixing like that. A year later I got my other turntable. 6 months after this I discovered house music when a friend of mine took me to Trip at the Astoria…

That was it for me. I was totally blown away by the whole thing. I started buying records and checking out all the different events that were going on. After working away at the DJ thing for a few years playing in clubs all around London and for a time LA and San Francisco I landed a job doing licensing at a compilation label when I was about 19. Since then I have stayed in music working in promotion, at a label and now running my own artist management company. Sadly, the Djing side of things and the time to buy records has gradually slipped away but i’ve never totally let it go and still have a healthy appetite for vinyl shopping when I can!”

]]> http://www.popround.com/2007/07/25/jamie-cruisey/feed/ 1 "Was brought up on all things Motown. My parents always had Stevie Wonder, Michael Jackson, The Four Tops, Diana Ross etc etc playing at home or in the car. My older brothers best friend, Doug, was like the gadget kid out of the Goonies and used to do ... "Was brought up on all things Motown. My parents always had Stevie Wonder, Michael Jackson, The Four Tops, Diana Ross etc etc playing at home or in the car. My older brothers best friend, Doug, was like the gadget kid out of the Goonies and used to do mobile discos at weekends. He got me obsessed by the whole Djing side of things and when I was 13/14 he asked if I wanted to help him at weekends. I used to get to mix the next record in when he went to the bar or to the toilet. That was it. I was hooked. I got my first Technics 1200 when I was 14 and with a small 2 channel mixer given to me by Doug, used to tune Phantasy radio or tape recordings from Phantasy to one channel and practice mixing like that. A year later I got my other turntable. 6 months after this I discovered house music when a friend of mine took me to Trip at the Astoria... That was it for me. I was totally blown away by the whole thing. I started buying records and checking out all the different events that were going on. After working away at the DJ thing for a few years playing in clubs all around London and for a time LA and San Francisco I landed a job doing licensing at a compilation label when I was about 19. Since then I have stayed in music working in promotion, at a label and now running my own artist management company. Sadly, the Djing side of things and the time to buy records has gradually slipped away but i’ve never totally let it go and still have a healthy appetite for vinyl shopping when I can!" Popround no All Time Top 100 – with Elliot Eastwick (19th) and Jamie Cruisey (20th) http://www.popround.com/2007/07/18/all-time-top-100-with-elliot-eastwick-19th-and-jamie-cruisey-20th/ http://www.popround.com/2007/07/18/all-time-top-100-with-elliot-eastwick-19th-and-jamie-cruisey-20th/#comments Thu, 19 Jul 2007 00:53:40 +0000 att100 http://www.popround.com/2007/07/18/all-time-top-100-with-elliot-eastwick-19th-and-jamie-cruisey-20th/ This is a multipart MIME message.

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Hello Pop Pickers!

ALL TIME TOP 100=20
The Vibe Bar, 91 Brick Lane, E1 6QL, London
Right opposite 93 Feet East.
Thursday July19h FREE ENTRY from 19:30 – 00:00
with ‘Elliot Eastwick’ (Paper) Counting down his favouritest records…..=
EVER!

Dance music in the UK wouldn’t be the same without the contribution of th=
e great Elliot Eastwick. His DJ CV includes the Hacienda, the legendary =
Hard Times, Robodisco and Rinkydink and alongside Miles Holloway, ran one=
of the most esteemed and prolific house and leftfield labels the UK has =
known: Paper. =20

Expect…it to be very busy!
=20
ALL TIME TOP 100=20
The Cosmopolitan Bar, 29-31 New Steine, Kemp Town
Top of St James’ St. Turn right at Cash Converters into New Steine. Wal=
k 15 secs towards seafront, it’s on your left. Easy.
Friday July 20th FREE ENTRY from 20:00 – 02:00
with ‘Jamie Cruisey’ Counting down his favouritest records…..EVER!
Transmitting LIVE on www.radio4a.org.uk and available for download from w=
ww.popround.com=20

He says:

“Was brought up on all things Motown. My parents always had Stevie Wonder=
, Michael Jackson, The Four Tops, Diana Ross etc etc playing at home or i=
n the car. My older brothers best friend, Doug, was like the gadget kid o=
ut of the Goonies and used to do mobile discos at weekends. He got me obs=
essed by the whole Djing side of things and when I was 13/14 he asked if =
I wanted to help him at weekends. I used to get to mix the next record in=
when he went to the bar or to the toilet. That was it. I was hooked. I g=
ot my first Technics 1200 when I was 14 and with a small 2 channel mixer =
given to me by Doug, used to tune Phantasy radio or tape recordings from =
Phantasy to one channel and practice mixing like that. A year later I got=
my other turntable. 6 months after this I discovered house music when a =
friend of mine took me to Trip at the Astoria……

That was it for me. I was totally blown away by the whole thing. I starte=
d buying records and checking out all the different events that were goin=
g on. After working away at the DJ thing for a few years playing in clubs=
all around London and for a time LA and San Francisco I landed a job doi=
ng licensing at a compilation label when I was about 19. Since then I hav=
e stayed in music working in promotion, at a label and now running my own=
artist management company. Sadly, the Djing side of things and the time =
to buy records has gradually slipped away but i=92ve never totally let it=
go and still have a healthy appetite for vinyl shopping when I can!”

Expect: Vivaldi, Fugazi, Aphex, Ron Trent, Nina Simone, Killing Joke

Other stuff on this week:

Cracking line up at the Beach this Friday with Midfield General, Andy Mac=
, Transformer, Kenny Hawkes, Holly Cooper and the Schtumm DJ’s Neal Lewis=
, Sam Watts and Senor Mick all mucking in to raise money for local girl S=
acha Skinner. Sacha suffers from a rare genetic disorder called Battens D=
isease and is in desperate need of Stem Cell surgery costing =A310k! Onl=
y =A35 on the door. No doubt there’ll be a few people heading on to Unko=
ol at the Funky Buddha for more from those busy busy Tight Fitt Ladds and=
Senor Mick till 8AM. Felix da Housecat plays at the Ocean Rooms on Satu=
rday so expect a roadblock there.

x

www.alltimetop100.co.uk
www.myspace.com/alltimetop100

Eric and Jim’s Look In – Every Thursday at 10pm on Radio Reverb 97.2FM (T=
racklisting, podcasting and listen again functionality at www.ericandjim.=
blogspot.com
Listen online at www.radioreverb.com

The Hotness:
All Time Top 100 – Every Friday at the Cosmo Bar, Brighton
=20
July 19th @ Vibe Bar, London – Elliot Eastwick of legendary house label ‘=
Paper’
July 20th – Jamie Cruisey
July 27th – MB Woosh (Bentley Rhythm Ace)
Aug 3rd – PRIDE pre party with Pawell

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Thursday July1=
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alongside Miles Holloway, ran one of the most esteemed and prolific =
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Expec=
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very busy!

 


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New Steine, Kemp=20
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your left. Easy.


Friday July 20=
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ENTRY from 20:00 – 02:00

with ’Jamie Cruisey’ Counting down his favourite=
st=20
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Transmitting LIVE on www.radio4a.org.uk and available for d=
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me to=20
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and=20
still have a healthy appetite for vinyl shopping when I can!“

 

Expect: Vivaldi, Fugazi, Aphex,=
Ron Trent,=20
Nina Simone, Killing Joke


Other stuff on this week:

 

Cracking line up at the Beach this Friday with Midfie=
ld=20
General, Andy Mac, Transformer, Kenny Hawkes, Holly Cooper and the Schtum=
m DJ’s=20
Neal Lewis, Sam Watts and Senor Mick all mucking in to raise money for lo=
cal=20
girl Sacha Skinner. Sacha suffers from a rare genetic disorder called Bat=
tens=20
Disease and is in desperate need of Stem Cell surgery=20
costing =A310k!  Only =A35 on the door.  No doubt there’ll=
be a few=20
people heading on to Unkool at the Funky Buddha for more from those busy =
busy=20
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t the=20
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x


 


www.alltimetop100.co.uk


www.myspace.com/alltimetop1=
00


 


Eric an=
d Jim’s Look=20
In – Every Thursday at 10pm on Radio Reverb 97.2FM (Tracklisting, podcast=
ing and=20
listen again functionality at www.ericandjim.blogspot.com


Listen =
online at www.radioreverb.com


 


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]]> http://www.popround.com/2007/07/18/all-time-top-100-with-elliot-eastwick-19th-and-jamie-cruisey-20th/feed/ 0 Rob Drysdale (Stick It On) http://www.popround.com/2007/07/11/all-time-top-100-friday-13th-july-with-rob-drysdale-stick-it-on/ http://www.popround.com/2007/07/11/all-time-top-100-friday-13th-july-with-rob-drysdale-stick-it-on/#comments Wed, 11 Jul 2007 18:39:04 +0000 att100 http://www.popround.com/2007/07/11/all-time-top-100-friday-13th-july-with-rob-drysdale-stick-it-on/ What’s that? A concept driven music night where people play music they really really like? It will never catch on. Not so for the Stick it On crew who’ve taken a gloriously simple idea and turned it into a lifestyle option and a succession of wildly successful nights up and down the UK. This week we’ve got one of their head honchos Rob Drysdale commandeering the decks for once – as opposed to loitering around them and sobbing quietly into his pint as ‘Groove is in the Heart’ gets its nineteenth million outing.

He says:
“So my All time Top 100 tunes – this is the first time I’ve felt totally self indulgent about playing music out in public. Usually you have the restrictions of time or place that dictates what you can and should play but not this time – no sireeee.

What tunes do you choose for your All Time Top 100? I can now sincerely sympathize with any person who has ever had to play at Stick It On and choose 15 minutes worth of their favourite choons – It’s bloody hard whittling it down to 100 let alone just 4 records – it would give me sleepless nights of what choons to leave out – so big respect to anyone who has played and worked through their mental turmoil of choon selections because invariably they are always the ones that rock the house.

I always liked to think that music reflects you as a person but as I scan my 100 list I kinda feel a little disappointed. Whilst thinking I was a bit of a dude with a bit of street cred (although who uses the term ‘street cred’ anymore?) my list tells me a different story. My new analysis of myself reads; “populist 80′s throw back who looks like he struggled with his sexuality from time to time.” Not really the message I want to be sending out but sometimes the truth hurts. Anyhow I am very very excited about the prospect of playing this Friday and if you could see the big fat grin I’ve got as I write this bi-og hopefully you’ll trust me, and my ability to pull out some choice tune selections which are truly my All Time Top 100 …. well for this week at least.

Ps Don’t worry it’s not all 80′s but being an 80′s child expect to hear some tunes that evoke a happy misspent youth interspersed with some of your Dad’s favourites, some of your Mums and of course some when you’re on Mum and Dad !!!! See you on the dancefloor :) x”

Check out a sample of Rob’s ATT100 set below.

]]> http://www.popround.com/2007/07/11/all-time-top-100-friday-13th-july-with-rob-drysdale-stick-it-on/feed/ 0 What's that? A concept driven music night where people play music they really really like? It will never catch on. Not so for the Stick it On crew who've taken a gloriously simple idea and turned it into a lifestyle option and a succession of wildly su... What's that? A concept driven music night where people play music they really really like? It will never catch on. Not so for the Stick it On crew who've taken a gloriously simple idea and turned it into a lifestyle option and a succession of wildly successful nights up and down the UK. This week we've got one of their head honchos Rob Drysdale commandeering the decks for once - as opposed to loitering around them and sobbing quietly into his pint as 'Groove is in the Heart' gets its nineteenth million outing. He says: "So my All time Top 100 tunes - this is the first time I've felt totally self indulgent about playing music out in public. Usually you have the restrictions of time or place that dictates what you can and should play but not this time - no sireeee. What tunes do you choose for your All Time Top 100? I can now sincerely sympathize with any person who has ever had to play at Stick It On and choose 15 minutes worth of their favourite choons - It's bloody hard whittling it down to 100 let alone just 4 records - it would give me sleepless nights of what choons to leave out - so big respect to anyone who has played and worked through their mental turmoil of choon selections because invariably they are always the ones that rock the house. I always liked to think that music reflects you as a person but as I scan my 100 list I kinda feel a little disappointed. Whilst thinking I was a bit of a dude with a bit of street cred (although who uses the term 'street cred' anymore?) my list tells me a different story. My new analysis of myself reads; "populist 80's throw back who looks like he struggled with his sexuality from time to time." Not really the message I want to be sending out but sometimes the truth hurts. Anyhow I am very very excited about the prospect of playing this Friday and if you could see the big fat grin I've got as I write this bi-og hopefully you'll trust me, and my ability to pull out some choice tune selections which are truly my All Time Top 100 .... well for this week at least. Ps Don't worry it's not all 80's but being an 80's child expect to hear some tunes that evoke a happy misspent youth interspersed with some of your Dad's favourites, some of your Mums and of course some when you're on Mum and Dad !!!! See you on the dancefloor :) x" Check out a sample of Rob's ATT100 set below. Popround no marcus (broadcast family) http://www.popround.com/2007/05/28/marcus-broadcast-family/ http://www.popround.com/2007/05/28/marcus-broadcast-family/#comments Mon, 28 May 2007 10:59:27 +0000 att100 http://www.popround.com/2007/05/28/marcus-broadcast-family/ Loveable mop-top Daddy Marcus is well-known as a DJ who has never been afraid to keep his sets eclectic…

Marcus grew up in a house where Jazz, Disco and Country and Western were the favoured sounds (The first gig he attended was Johnny Cash and the Carter Family when he was 9) and everyone who’s heard his weekly 5 hour Sunday night sets at Brighton’s 3&10 Bar will know that he has maintained a child-like curiosity and passion for just about every type of music.

Expect to hear: Sarah Vaughan, Lemonjelly, DFA, Eddie Cochran, Skeewiff, Anita O’Day, Jeannie C Reilly, Freddie Cruger, Marcia Griffiths, Labbi Siffre, Blue Rondo Al A Turk, Japan, Dennis Edwards, Stevie Wonder, Georgie Fame, Happy Mondays, Hint, Lou Rawls, The Sweet, William De Vaughan, Louis Jordan, Quincy Jones, Susheela Ramaan and much much more…

http://www.myspace.com/hazlewood68

]]> http://www.popround.com/2007/05/28/marcus-broadcast-family/feed/ 0 Loveable mop-top Daddy Marcus is well-known as a DJ who has never been afraid to keep his sets eclectic… - Marcus grew up in a house where Jazz, Disco and Country and Western were the favoured sounds (The first gig he attended was Johnny Cash and the... Loveable mop-top Daddy Marcus is well-known as a DJ who has never been afraid to keep his sets eclectic… Marcus grew up in a house where Jazz, Disco and Country and Western were the favoured sounds (The first gig he attended was Johnny Cash and the Carter Family when he was 9) and everyone who’s heard his weekly 5 hour Sunday night sets at Brighton’s 3&10 Bar will know that he has maintained a child-like curiosity and passion for just about every type of music. Expect to hear: Sarah Vaughan, Lemonjelly, DFA, Eddie Cochran, Skeewiff, Anita O’Day, Jeannie C Reilly, Freddie Cruger, Marcia Griffiths, Labbi Siffre, Blue Rondo Al A Turk, Japan, Dennis Edwards, Stevie Wonder, Georgie Fame, Happy Mondays, Hint, Lou Rawls, The Sweet, William De Vaughan, Louis Jordan, Quincy Jones, Susheela Ramaan and much much more… http://www.myspace.com/hazlewood68 Popround no phil hartnoll (orbital) mix http://www.popround.com/2007/05/03/phil-hartnoll-orbital-mix/ http://www.popround.com/2007/05/03/phil-hartnoll-orbital-mix/#comments Thu, 03 May 2007 11:17:44 +0000 att100 http://www.popround.com/2007/05/03/phil-hartnoll-orbital-mix/ a bit of a coup this week – we have a selection of phil hartnoll’s faves. in case you don’t know who this guy is:

Comprising brothers Phil and Paul Hartnoll, Orbital were one of the first acts to emerge from the acid house explosion of the late 80s/early 90s and go on to successfully penetrate mainstream music and culture. Releasing a string of seminal electronic albums that were as accessible as they were innovative they effectively brought dance music into the homes of millions of people who might never have come into contact with it.

Following what many considered to be an era defining Glastonbury appearance they became mainstays of the international festival circuit. Combining their natural flair for pristine melodies and the dynamics of a traditional rock gig with techno and acid’s relentless pulse, they paved the way for the likes of Underworld, The Prodigy and Chemical Brothers who – all drawing from Orbital’s pioneering take on live dance music – soundtracked festivals and clubs for a whole generation of party people. However, behind the big hits and big shows is a raft of supremely emotive and evocative electronica that will be enjoyed by enthusiasts for many many years to come.

After 2004′s ‘Blue Album’ the brothers decided to call it a day, though both continue with various projects. Phil is concentrating on Long Range right now and his live show reaches the festivals across the summer. More at http://www.myspace.com/longrangemusic.

]]> http://www.popround.com/2007/05/03/phil-hartnoll-orbital-mix/feed/ 1 a bit of a coup this week - we have a selection of phil hartnoll's faves. in case you don't know who this guy is: - Comprising brothers Phil and Paul Hartnoll, Orbital were one of the first acts to emerge from the acid house explosion of the late 80s/e... a bit of a coup this week - we have a selection of phil hartnoll's faves. in case you don't know who this guy is: Comprising brothers Phil and Paul Hartnoll, Orbital were one of the first acts to emerge from the acid house explosion of the late 80s/early 90s and go on to successfully penetrate mainstream music and culture. Releasing a string of seminal electronic albums that were as accessible as they were innovative they effectively brought dance music into the homes of millions of people who might never have come into contact with it. Following what many considered to be an era defining Glastonbury appearance they became mainstays of the international festival circuit. Combining their natural flair for pristine melodies and the dynamics of a traditional rock gig with techno and acid's relentless pulse, they paved the way for the likes of Underworld, The Prodigy and Chemical Brothers who - all drawing from Orbital's pioneering take on live dance music - soundtracked festivals and clubs for a whole generation of party people. However, behind the big hits and big shows is a raft of supremely emotive and evocative electronica that will be enjoyed by enthusiasts for many many years to come. After 2004's 'Blue Album' the brothers decided to call it a day, though both continue with various projects. Phil is concentrating on Long Range right now and his live show reaches the festivals across the summer. More at http://www.myspace.com/longrangemusic. Popround no jamie rainbow (white rhino) http://www.popround.com/2007/04/23/jamie-rainbow-white-rhino/ http://www.popround.com/2007/04/23/jamie-rainbow-white-rhino/#comments Mon, 23 Apr 2007 06:34:20 +0000 att100 http://www.popround.com/2007/04/23/jamie-rainbow-white-rhino/ att100 this week featured jamie rainbow – part of the white rhino crew. in case you are wondering who the hell he is, here’s the bio:

Started DJing at 14 years old. Started working my way up playing soul, disco, in to early electro. Then got in to house ’86 / ’87 where I got my first residency aged 17 in Spain. After returning to Gloucestershire began setting up rave nights and a sound system in Stroud, bringing the likes of the DiY down to the West Country. Headed off to Ibiza in ’92 for four months which led to various gigs in Belfast also on Belfast City Radio. Opened my own dance music record shop in ’93 and had various residencies throughout Cheltenham, at The Monastry in Torquay and Dj sets at Fantazia.

I also set up record label ‘Bosh Records’ in ’93 / ’94. An outlet for breaksy techno with partner in crime Pete Daisy. After getting an instant distributor deal we went on to release 5 trax on the label and had support from the likes of Jon oo flemming, Blu Peter and many underground acid techno dj’s. This also led to many guest spots throughout London including ‘Trancecentral’ & ‘Bingo’. Around ’95 / ’96 I also played at the infamous ‘Feeder road’ warehouse parties in Bristol. After enduring far to many harsh winters i decided to venture afar to the shores of Goa where i managed to survive three seasons. During these hedonistic times I managed to play at various beautiful locations including The 9Bar and The shore Bar, plus I put on many huge outdoor parties. These all led me to lots of work back in Europe, including ‘Antaris’ in Berlin, ‘La Copera’ in Spain, ‘The Outhere festival’ in France and even Lithuania. I moved to Brighton in 2000 where i started various small nights and played many bars, i managed to win a dj competition and also got my own radio show. During these times i would venture up to Sheffield to visit my bro Adam (Adsorb) at the famous ‘Kenwood Studio’s’ where we made many breaks trax incl 1500miles which went on to be played by Meat Katie.

In November 2003 ‘White Rhino’ was born,a charity based breaks nite that myself and a few other people helped create. We’re still going strong after 3years and have brought the best quality Breakbeat/Electro house Dj’s to Brighton, including Soul of Man, Drummattic Twins, Elite Force, Diverted, Will White, JDS and many more planned for the months to come. In 2004 i also ventured over to Thailand,where i did a Breaks tour,playin at Bangkoks best clubs being filmed by MTV. I finished the tour off by doing a live set on Bangkoks biggest Dance Radio Station.

if you like that, then you may like this…

http://www.myspace.com/jamierainbow/

]]> http://www.popround.com/2007/04/23/jamie-rainbow-white-rhino/feed/ 0 att100 this week featured jamie rainbow - part of the white rhino crew. in case you are wondering who the hell he is, here's the bio: - Started DJing at 14 years old. Started working my way up playing soul, disco, in to early electro. att100 this week featured jamie rainbow - part of the white rhino crew. in case you are wondering who the hell he is, here's the bio: Started DJing at 14 years old. Started working my way up playing soul, disco, in to early electro. Then got in to house '86 / '87 where I got my first residency aged 17 in Spain. After returning to Gloucestershire began setting up rave nights and a sound system in Stroud, bringing the likes of the DiY down to the West Country. Headed off to Ibiza in '92 for four months which led to various gigs in Belfast also on Belfast City Radio. Opened my own dance music record shop in '93 and had various residencies throughout Cheltenham, at The Monastry in Torquay and Dj sets at Fantazia. I also set up record label 'Bosh Records' in '93 / '94. An outlet for breaksy techno with partner in crime Pete Daisy. After getting an instant distributor deal we went on to release 5 trax on the label and had support from the likes of Jon oo flemming, Blu Peter and many underground acid techno dj's. This also led to many guest spots throughout London including 'Trancecentral' & 'Bingo'. Around '95 / '96 I also played at the infamous 'Feeder road' warehouse parties in Bristol. After enduring far to many harsh winters i decided to venture afar to the shores of Goa where i managed to survive three seasons. During these hedonistic times I managed to play at various beautiful locations including The 9Bar and The shore Bar, plus I put on many huge outdoor parties. These all led me to lots of work back in Europe, including 'Antaris' in Berlin, 'La Copera' in Spain, 'The Outhere festival' in France and even Lithuania. I moved to Brighton in 2000 where i started various small nights and played many bars, i managed to win a dj competition and also got my own radio show. During these times i would venture up to Sheffield to visit my bro Adam (Adsorb) at the famous 'Kenwood Studio's' where we made many breaks trax incl 1500miles which went on to be played by Meat Katie. In November 2003 'White Rhino' was born,a charity based breaks nite that myself and a few other people helped create. We're still going strong after 3years and have brought the best quality Breakbeat/Electro house Dj's to Brighton, including Soul of Man, Drummattic Twins, Elite Force, Diverted, Will White, JDS and many more planned for the months to come. In 2004 i also ventured over to Thailand,where i did a Breaks tour,playin at Bangkoks best clubs being filmed by MTV. I finished the tour off by doing a live set on Bangkoks biggest Dance Radio Station. if you like that, then you may like this... http://www.myspace.com/jamierainbow/ Popround no sam likes parties (she likes parties) http://www.popround.com/2007/04/06/sam-likes-parties-she-likes-parties/ http://www.popround.com/2007/04/06/sam-likes-parties-she-likes-parties/#comments Fri, 06 Apr 2007 10:17:06 +0000 att100 http://www.popround.com/2007/04/06/sam-likes-parties-she-likes-parties/ this week we have sam from ‘she likes parties’:

Sam was a difficult child, abstract and mild but always knew he was never destined to become the Prince of Wales. So instead he sat in his room devouring fragments of fiction from the blank generation and deciding that modern life was indeed, rubbish. He knew those teenage dreams were hard to beat so he followed them down to brighton to study business. Soon he realised his life was very boring as an office clerk and donned his rasperry beret and decided to turn up repeatedly to other peoples nights and walk like an egyptian until they noticed him. After annoying them to such a degree that they had no other option people began to let him DJ, then promote and eventually co-run She Likes Parties. All that is left now is to say to hell with poverty and take over the world.

Sam has played with the likes of LCD Soundsystem, Hot Chip, The Maccabees, Arctic Monkeys, Cut Copy, Jamie T and pretty much every other band passing through this town. He has written future music columns for Juice magazine, worked at Rounder Records and managed up and coming local superstars Peggy Sue and the Pirates and The Great Danger. There is lots more to come.

Expect:- Richard Hell, Television, The Velvelettes, Iggy Pop, Blur, Prince, Gloria Jones, Mclusky, Bloc Party, Kinks, Love, James Chance and The Bangles.

http://www.myspace.com/blankgenerationuk

]]> http://www.popround.com/2007/04/06/sam-likes-parties-she-likes-parties/feed/ 0 this week we have sam from 'she likes parties': - Sam was a difficult child, abstract and mild but always knew he was never destined to become the Prince of Wales. So instead he sat in his room devouring fragments of fiction from the blank generation a... this week we have sam from 'she likes parties': Sam was a difficult child, abstract and mild but always knew he was never destined to become the Prince of Wales. So instead he sat in his room devouring fragments of fiction from the blank generation and deciding that modern life was indeed, rubbish. He knew those teenage dreams were hard to beat so he followed them down to brighton to study business. Soon he realised his life was very boring as an office clerk and donned his rasperry beret and decided to turn up repeatedly to other peoples nights and walk like an egyptian until they noticed him. After annoying them to such a degree that they had no other option people began to let him DJ, then promote and eventually co-run She Likes Parties. All that is left now is to say to hell with poverty and take over the world. Sam has played with the likes of LCD Soundsystem, Hot Chip, The Maccabees, Arctic Monkeys, Cut Copy, Jamie T and pretty much every other band passing through this town. He has written future music columns for Juice magazine, worked at Rounder Records and managed up and coming local superstars Peggy Sue and the Pirates and The Great Danger. There is lots more to come. Expect:- Richard Hell, Television, The Velvelettes, Iggy Pop, Blur, Prince, Gloria Jones, Mclusky, Bloc Party, Kinks, Love, James Chance and The Bangles. http://www.myspace.com/blankgenerationuk Popround no milton (circle of friends) http://www.popround.com/2007/04/02/milton-circle-of-friends/ http://www.popround.com/2007/04/02/milton-circle-of-friends/#comments Mon, 02 Apr 2007 09:51:50 +0000 att100 http://www.popround.com/2007/04/02/milton-circle-of-friends/ this week we feature around 4 hours of milton from the circle of friends.

Milton is a swedish singer/songwriter who has lived in England for nearly 9 years, after what should have been “just six months to gain some work experience”. After spending a long time building his home studio, managing bands and writing songs in abundance he has finally hit the live scene in Brighton. Having been described as sounding somewhere along the lines of Nick Drake, Jeff Buckley and even Pink Floyd, Milton is now looking to develop his sound further by adding a drummer, bass player and keys to his band.

http://www.myspace.com/madmanmilton

]]> http://www.popround.com/2007/04/02/milton-circle-of-friends/feed/ 0 this week we feature around 4 hours of milton from the circle of friends. - Milton is a swedish singer/songwriter who has lived in England for nearly 9 years, after what should have been "just six months to gain some work experience". this week we feature around 4 hours of milton from the circle of friends. Milton is a swedish singer/songwriter who has lived in England for nearly 9 years, after what should have been "just six months to gain some work experience". After spending a long time building his home studio, managing bands and writing songs in abundance he has finally hit the live scene in Brighton. Having been described as sounding somewhere along the lines of Nick Drake, Jeff Buckley and even Pink Floyd, Milton is now looking to develop his sound further by adding a drummer, bass player and keys to his band. http://www.myspace.com/madmanmilton Popround no ali broadcast http://www.popround.com/2007/03/25/ali-broadcast/ http://www.popround.com/2007/03/25/ali-broadcast/#comments Sun, 25 Mar 2007 23:32:20 +0000 att100 http://www.popround.com/2007/03/25/ali-broadcast/ the latest att installment – expect jump-around-the-living-room old skool rave. two parts – around 3 hours recorded.
Ali first got into music after being bought an Abba Album as a kid, which bizarrely led to a healthy interest in Heavy Metal especially AC/DC. A life changing experience followed shortly after listening to Grandmaster Flash on a Sony Walkman and then dovetailed into a short career as a very bad Breakdancer in Somerset (Word). He spent the initial part of the UK Rave scene dodging The RAF Police, playing and partying all over the UK for many years including slots at Glastonbury, Megadog and Rezerection. While in the RAF he helped introduce the sound of Nu Skool Breaks to Newcastle whilst stationed there in 1997, before relocating to Brighton in 2001 where he’s gigged extensively in clubs across town alongside the likes of Happy Mondays, Bugz in the Attic, Gilles Peterson, Josh Wink, Carl Craig and most recently “UK Godfather of Electrofunk” Greg Wilson.

www.myspace.com/alibroadcast

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]]> http://www.popround.com/2007/03/25/ali-broadcast/feed/ 2 the latest att installment - expect jump-around-the-living-room old skool rave. two parts - around 3 hours recorded. Ali first got into music after being bought an Abba Album as a kid, which bizarrely led to a healthy interest in Heavy Metal especial... the latest att installment - expect jump-around-the-living-room old skool rave. two parts - around 3 hours recorded. Ali first got into music after being bought an Abba Album as a kid, which bizarrely led to a healthy interest in Heavy Metal especially AC/DC. A life changing experience followed shortly after listening to Grandmaster Flash on a Sony Walkman and then dovetailed into a short career as a very bad Breakdancer in Somerset (Word). He spent the initial part of the UK Rave scene dodging The RAF Police, playing and partying all over the UK for many years including slots at Glastonbury, Megadog and Rezerection. While in the RAF he helped introduce the sound of Nu Skool Breaks to Newcastle whilst stationed there in 1997, before relocating to Brighton in 2001 where he's gigged extensively in clubs across town alongside the likes of Happy Mondays, Bugz in the Attic, Gilles Peterson, Josh Wink, Carl Craig and most recently "UK Godfather of Electrofunk" Greg Wilson. www.myspace.com/alibroadcast http://www.alltimetop100.co.uk/ Popround no