Podcasts about Grooverider

Before she was Sporty Spice, Melanie C was a teenage raver on the Costa Brava dancing to Prodigy and Grooverider in a tracksuit. Thirty years later, she's finally made the album that brings it all together.On this episode of CCTV: The Nonstop Pop Show, Chris and Chantel Nicole give an honest review of Melanie C's ninth solo album "Sweat" - a dance-pop record built on house, rave culture, and dance influences that might be the most exciting solo Spice Girls release since Northern Star. Recorded across London, Stockholm, and LA with collaborators including Robyn producer Klas Åhlund and PinkPantheress collaborator Oscar Scheller, "Sweat" finds Mel C merging her pop career with her second life as a globally touring DJ and fully embracing the Sporty Spice persona she once kept at arm's length.We go track by track, talk about the Diana Ross and Inner Life samples, the emotional arc from heartbreak to new love, how her DJ career shaped the sound, and whether this belongs in the conversation for best solo Spice Girl album ever.Join us on Patreon!: https://www.patreon.com/CCTVPOPSFollow us on social media: https://linktr.ee/cctvpops0:00 - Intro1:00 - "Sweat" Album Info2:41 - Album Cover4:34 - "Sweat"13:15 - "Drum Machine"20:00 - "What Could Possibly Go Wrong?"24:21 - "Til It Breaks"28:18 - "Pressure"33:34 - "Emotional Memory"37:00 - "Attitude"42:42 - "Good For Nothing"46:25 - "Undefeated Champion"51:04 - "Cashmere"55:35 - "Free To Love"59:30 - "One Track Mind"1:03:40 - "Flick of the Wrist"1:07:45 - Cut or Keep1:09:45 - Overall Thoughts & Final RatingReferences:“Sweat” MV https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=blY463GJQjw&pp=ygUPbWVsYW5pZSBjIHN3ZWF0 “Sweat” Live at Michael McIntyre's Big Show https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=si3o935rQco&pp=ygUPbWVsYW5pZSBjIHN3ZWF0 “Sweat” Live from The Voice Australia https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IF_YnsnYZCs&pp=ygUPbWVsYW5pZSBjIHN3ZWF0 “Drum Machine” MV https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HYuAN7aBZWc&pp=ygUWbWVsYW5pZSBjIGRydW0gbWFjaGluZQ%3D%3D “What Could Possibly Go Wrong?” Live at BBC Radio 2 Piano Room https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Azz2NlMyY4&pp=ygUmbWVsYW5pZSBjIHdoYXQgY291bGQgcG9zc2libHkgZ28gd3Jvbmc%3D “Undefeated Champion” Live at Die Giovanni Zarrella Show https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SiOkWhx9cNM&pp=ygUdbWVsYW5pZSBjIHVuZGVmZWF0ZWQgY2hhbXBpb24%3D

Student Jodie Morrow tells Nuala McGovern about her ordeal of being arrested after her stalker falsely accused her of stalking him. He has now been jailed after pleading guilty to harassment and perverting the course of justice, and the Police Service of Northern Ireland has acknowledged "shortcomings" in how the case was handled. Jodie is now helping the police to try to improve how they handle stalking cases.How does light inspire and motivate us, and how can we harness it and use it to our advantage? GP Dr Radha Modgil joins Nikki Bedi to discuss the impact of light on our health and wellbeing.The largest display of Queen Elizabeth II's clothing has opened at The King's Gallery, Buckingham Palace. The exhibition, 'Elizabeth II: Her Life in Style', marks the centenary of the late Queen's birth and brings together around 200 items. Spanning all 10 decades of her life, it showcases the full breadth of her wardrobe. Anita Rani visited the gallery for a tour with its curator, Caroline de Guitaut.Do you think that having kids makes you happy? A new study from the University of Nicosia in Cyprus suggests not. It drew on data from more than 5,000 participants in ten countries, including the UK, and concluded that there is no strong evidence that parenthood leads to a measurable increase in positive emotions. To discuss the findings and weigh up their own experiences, we hear from two mothers of two - Ella Whelan author of ‘What Women Want,' and Iko Haruna, a family photographer and former presenter of ParentLand, the BBC World Service's podcast.Indigo Reign, formerly known as Lady MC, is one of the first female MCs in jungle music. She's just been part of a landmark moment for global music culture, bringing the 'godfathers' of drum and bass, Fabio and Grooverider, to headline the first-ever jungle and drum & bass festival in East Africa, called NURAFest and it took place in Kenya. Born in prison, she grew up around gang culture and found her voice in jungle music, becoming an award-winning MC and artist, who turned disadvantage on its head. She's also the founder of the Young Urban Arts Foundation, helping thousands of young people through music.Presenter: Anita Rani Producer: Dianne McGregor

The Church of England is planning to issue an apology for its role in forced adoption, according to a draft seen by the BBC. During the 1950s, 60s and 70s tens of thousands of babies were forcibly taken from their unmarried mothers, women who had been sent away to homes run by the Church and state. The news of a potential apology comes just a fortnight after the House of Commons education committee published a report of their inquiry into the issue and called for a state apology from the Government. Anita Rani is joined by Labour MP Helen Hayes, chair of that committee, along with Diana Defries, Chair of the Movement for an Adoption Apology, whose daughter was taken away 12 days after she gave birth.The largest display of Queen Elizabeth II's clothing ever to be staged will open on 10 April at The King's Gallery, Buckingham Palace. The exhibition, called Elizabeth II: Her Life in Style, marks the centenary of the late Queen's birth and includes around 200 items, about half of which are on display for the first time. It charts clothing worn in all 10 decades of Queen Elizabeth's life, many designed by Norman Hartnell, and it spans the full breadth of her wardrobe, from couture eveningwear to impeccably tailored off-duty clothing. Ahead of the exhibition opening to the public, Anita went to meet its curator, Caroline de Guitaut, to take a tour.Once thought politically unstoppable, recently Italian voters said 'no' to Giorgia Meloni's proposed judicial reforms in a referendum. So what does that rejection tell us about her current political position after more than three years in charge? And why, earlier this morning, did she feel the need to address the Italian Parliament? In October 2022 she became Italy's first female Prime Minister and as of September this year she will have had the longest continuous term in office in Italy since the Second World War, surpassing the late Silvio Berlusconi's record. Anita is joined by senior BBC European reporter Laura Gozzi and Director of the Institute of International Affairs Nathalie Tocci.Indigo Reign, formerly known as Lady MC, is one of the first female MCs in jungle music. She's just been part of a landmark moment for global music culture, bringing the "godfathers" of drum and bass, Fabio and Grooverider, to headline the first-ever jungle and drum & bass festival in East Africa, called NURAFest and it took place in Kenya. Born in prison, she grew up around gang culture and found her voice in jungle music, becoming an award-winning MC and artist, who turned disadvantage on its head. She's also the founder of the Young Urban Arts Foundation, helping thousands of young people through music. Presenter: Anita Rani Producer: Andrea Kidd

Carl Thomas (MC Flux) opens up about a life lived on the edge - from football firms, violence, and prison, to the rise of a drum & bass MC who became a defining voice of a generation. Growing up in South London, he speaks candidly about identity, addiction, reputation, and the reality behind the chaos, told by someone who was fully inside it - not watching from the sidelines.But this isn't just about hooliganism or rave culture. Carl reflects honestly on mental health, loss, survival, and the moments that forced him to confront who he really was, as the highs faded and real life caught up.This is the Eventful Life of Carl Thomas.All Enquiries - Hello@DodgeWoodall.comWebsite: DodgeWoodall.comYouTube: Dodge WoodallFacebook: Dodge WoodallInstagram: @Dodge.WoodallTikTok: @DodgeWoodallLinkedIn: Dodge Woodall Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Deep session from Grooverider, taped off Kiss FM 1997

A track from the new WheelUP album featuring Victoria Port.  Soul from Omar's new album. Paying tribute to Sly Stone (Rest In Peace) with two Sly & The Family Stone tracks. Hip Hop from Skinnyman and Camp Lo (Dubplate style). A track from the brilliant Herbert & Momoko album. Gospel dancefloor groove from Vernessa Mitchell, DJ Spen, Gary Hudgins and Jay Rook. Grooverider with a Broken Beat / Jazz style tune from 1998. Jungle from Pete Cannon (unreleased), Fez The Kid, Leaf & Hexa. Rap from Crafty893, BexBlu & Paul Stephan & t.o. Plus plenty more music treats. Unfold with Robert Luis Sunday 15th June 2025 Herbert & Momoko - Calm Water (Strut)Balaphonic - Udders (NuNorthern Soul)Alina Bzhezhinska & Tulshi - Warm Days, Cold Nights (Tru Thoughts)Greta Thunberg - People In Power Ignoring Gaza Is Due To RacismOmar - I've Been Waiting (BBE)Camp Lo - Luchini (Robert Luis Dubplate Special)Skinnyman - I'll Be SurprisedSly & The Family Stone - I Cannot Make It (Epic)Sly & The Family Stone - You Caught Me Smilin' (Epic)Kutiman - White Monkey (Siyal Music)Yazmin Lacey - Ain't I Good For You (AMF)WheelUP - Voice Inside feat Victoria Port (Tru Thoughts)Joshua Idehen - Mum Does The Washing (Nirobi Edit)Christian James - LOOP #4 (Nicewon)Streeton - Higher (Boogie Café)Vernessa Mitchell - SHOUT (DJ Spen & Gary Hudgins Alternate Version)Jay Rook - Jesus Saved Me (Glad) (Rook Edits)DJ Fleg - Super People RemixMRCY - Man (Dead Oceans)Grooverider - Time & Space (Higher Ground)Pete Cannon - Isley StepFez The Kid - Cus It Feels Right (Up Ya Archives)Leaf & Hexa - 5am (Sofa Sound)BexBlu & Paul Stephan & t.o - One TimeFlowdan x Kaiju - Rumble x Burn Down Babylon (Robert Luis Dubplate)V.I.V.E.K - Medicine DubCrafty 893 - Step 1 (Tru Thoughts)

IMPRINTS - Reinforced Records (1990-1996) - d mix & Evolve Reinforced Records. Inspired by a night in the Jazz Cafe recently with 4 Hero, Fabio and Grooverider amongst others. I thought it was time to jump into a truly foundational label. One of the first i collected actually! Founded in ‘89 by Marc Mac and Gus Lawrence then joined by Dennis McFarlane. Most of the early releases were combinations of the founders themselves, 4Hero, Manix and Tek 9. Moving towards late ‘92/'93 the label was at the forefront of the darker side of the music. Looking at Goldie with Rufige, the continued work of Doc Scott and Nasty Habits, and not forgetting 4Hero and the techier sample led sound of theirs. You also have to mention the Enforcers Series that was so popular and are still so sought after! I've decided to focus on the earlier music from Reinforced, finishing up just about where the ‘2nd Phase' started. I'll take you right up to ‘96. I'll dedicate a final section to one of my favourite producers, Nookie. Who took the Reinforced energy and added that musicality he's so well known for. Before that is a mix of other artists that shaped the sound of this label. From the craziness of Nick OD, the drums of Ray Keith, the pianos of Manix, the edge of Rider to ruffness of Rufige and the drums of Manix, the feel of Manix, basically Manix… stop saying Manix… Manix. Speaking of M***x, I've included three tracks in the mix from one of my favourite EPs of all time. Tune for tune a winner… the EP is Called ‘Oblivion (Head in the Clouds)'. Find me a better track for track EP… I'll wait… Expect to hear everything from Rivet1201 all the way through to RIVET1293, I've had a lot of fun pulling out my favourites from this weighty back catalogue, I really hope you enjoy it. On Reinforced records is… 4Hero - Mr. Kirk's Nightmare 4Hero - Rising Son (Inst.) Code 071 - A London Sumtin' Manix - Stupid Dope Mix (Pt.1) 4Hero - Cookin Up Ya Brain Nick OD - Jazzy Hardcore Manix - Special Request Manix - Rainbow People Manix - Oblivion (Head in the Clouds) EP Manix - Never Been To Belgium Manix - I Can't Stand It Manix - Oblivion (Head in the Clouds) Nick OD - Have You Got Anymore Spam Manix - Try To Love Me (remix) Manix - Hardcore Junglism Rufige Kru - Krisp Biscuit 4Hero - The Elements (remix) Nebula II - X-Plore H Core Grooverider - Sinister (remix) Nasty Habits - Dark Angel Scott & Keith - Get Busy Cru Nasty Habits - Here Comes The Drumz (remix) Rufige Kru - Darkrider Rufige Kru - Rollin Like Scottie 4Hero - In The Shadow (Sunrise remix) Manix - Alright Wid Me 4Hero - Journey from The Light Rufige Kru - Terminator II (remix) Doc Scott - Paradise Lost (Last Action Hero) DJ Peshay - Gangster Primary Source - Lovin' You Tek 9 - Partz One & Two (Manix remix) Tek 9 - Slow Down (Nookie remix) Nookie - Only you Nookie - The Blues Nookie - Celebrate Life Nookie - Sound of Music (Foul Play remix) #dmix #dmixandevolve #the40dnb #backtothefuturednb #eruptionradiouk #junglemusic #liquiddnbmusic #liquiddnblovers #soulfuldnb #neurofunk #dnb #drumandbass #drumnbass #dnbmusic #drumandbassmusic #dnbnation #dnbculture #drumandbassfamily #drumandbassclassics #drumandbassrollers #drumandbassuk #dnblover #dnb4ever #dnbcrew #dnbforlife #dnbuk #dnbrollers #dnbfamily #dnbdj #dj #reinforcedrecords #1990 #oldschool

Chris is joined by "The Godfathers of Drum and Bass" Fabio & Grooverider for an epic chat about their career. Discussing how they started out in their careers through to working with each other, the importance of selecting the right music and their radio shows. How to DJ is a Listening Dog Media production. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Following the release of his 'Balcony Acid EP' the Metalheadz Podcast returns with Finnish electronic music producer and breakbeat veteran Fanu. Tune in for 90 mins plus of the finest beats at varying tempos.

This is a re-upload of my Studio Mix of my set from Rolldabeats party, The Castle, Whitechapel, London Oct 2009. None of the sets were recorded on the night, so I remixed it the day after! Enjoy :) Big ups!!!! Tracklist Inta (the anthem) - Grooverider - prototype records (1994) (tease) Dreams of Heaven ( the silence mix)- Inta Warriors - Dee Jay records (1993) High rollers 'Ghostin out' - Goldie - Reinforced records (1993) The Mutant Remix - Rollers Instinct (DJ Trace remix) - T-Power - SOUR records (1995) Common Origin - Jonny L - XL records (1997) Soul in Motion - Krust - Full Cycle records (1997) Inner City Life - Goldie - FFFR (1994) Truly one - Origin Unknown (Andy C) - Ram records (1995) Urban space - Boymerang - Prototype Records (1996) Night moves (Alliance remix) - Q Project - Legend records (1993) This way - Skanna (1993) Warning (powder mix) - Roni Size & DJ Die - Philly Blunt (1994) Touch Me (agony mix) - Digital - Timeless Records (1995) Warp drive - DJ Crystl - Dee Jay Recordings (1993) Love Me - Unit 1 - Creative Wax (1994) Tear into it - Parallel World - Good Looking Records (1994) Bust That Groove - Sonz of a Loop da Loop era - Suburban Base (1993) Monged Out - Mad Dogs - Underdog Records (1993) Deadly deep subs - Dillinja - Deadly Vinyl (1994) Deadly deep subs (remix) - Dillinja -Deadly Vinyl (1994) I like it (remix) - Marcus Intalex - Intalex Records (1995) LA Fantasy - Lemon D - Cutting Edge (1995) P Funk Era (VIP mix) - P Funk - AWOL (1994) Say It - System X (Photek) - Third Eye records (1994) Kemistry (VIP mix) - Goldie - FFFR (1995)

Remembering a golden time for D&B with a mix of the tracks that I was frequently hearing tear up the dancefloors of Ipswich and London. Between the development of Techstep and the emergence of Liquid Funk, these were the hard hitting tracks from the likes of Virus, Ram and Bad Company that were pleasing our ears on a weekly basis, usually played by Andy C, Ed Rush & Optical, Grooverider and more. Ram Trilogy - Evolution (Molten Beats LP - Ram Records) Jagged Edge - Rock Baby (V Recordings) DJ Brockie & Ed Solo - Represents (Undiluted Recordings) Q-Project - Trouble (Advance//d Recordings) Roni Size/Reprazent - Watching Windows [DJ Die Gnarly Instrumental Mix] (Talkin Loud) Breakbeat Era - Our Disease Tera (XL Recordings) Ed Rush & Optical - Kerbcrawler (Virus Recordings) Moving Fusion - Turbulence (Sound In Motion LP - Ram Records) E-Z Rollers - RS2000 (Moving Shadow) Skeptic - Tear (East Side Records) Total Science - Squash (Sektor One EP - Advance//d Recordings) Future Cut - Whiplash (Armageddon LP - Renegade Hardware) Ed Rush + Optical - Bacteria (Virus Recordings) Bad Company - Planet Dust (Prototype Recordings) Digital - Deadline (31 Recordings) Ed Rush & Optical - Socom (Virus Recordings) Roni Size - 26 Bass (Full Cycle Records) Ram Trilogy - Titan (Titan EP - Ram Records) Bad Company - The Nine (Bad Company Recordings) Ed Rush, Optical & Fierce - Alien Girl (Prototype Recordings) Bad Company & Trace - Nitrous (Inside the Machine LP - Bad Company Recordings) Dom & Roland - Imagination (Midnight Club EP - Moving Shadow) John B - Up All Night (Metalheadz) Digital & Spirit - Phantom Force (Phantom Audio) Rymetyme & Trace - Move VIP (1210 Recordings) Dillinja - Hard Noize (Test Recordings) Capone - Tudor Rose (Hardleaders) Bad Company - Four Days (The Fear EP - Bad Company Recordings) ??? - That Amen Trk !! (Valve Recordings)

Mike recalls memories from living in London in 1998. Topics discussed include: Losing weight, skateboarding daily, Wandsworth, Tom and Honor, Brixton, Dogstar, Prince Albert, The Sun, Irish red cream ale, Guinness, Keri, crooked teeth, The Plumber, Soho and Covent Garden, black latex, after-hours bars, night bus, sneaky sex, Nicole, Wired magazine, Designers Republic, Attik, happy hour at the pub, house parties, housing developments, weed homies with American accents, spliffs vs joints, White Widow, Bored: Snow Skate and Surf Graphics, Patrick Burgoyne, Tomato, DJ Food/Ninja Tune, starting a record label, Will Bankhead, Mo' Wax records, Futura2000, A to Zed guide, Dek from Art Crimes, Sensa, Irish homies, Valentine's Day rave at Brixton Academy, Daniel Pemberton, Megatripolis, Sounds of the Asian Underground, Talvin Singh, Squarepusher, heart tattoo on big screen, Rough Trade records, Russell Maurice (Gasface) and Pinky, Egs, Camberwell College of Arts, Maharishi, zines, 12oz Prophet poster, blackbook collages, Photek Kung Fu Night, Wagon Christ/Luke Vibert show, Metalheadz night at The Blue Note in Hoxton, DJ Loxy, sweating ceiling, Fabio and Grooverider, Chemistry and Storm, Goldie, Ser, The Dole, murals, Chromes, Hammerite, undercoat black, radiator white, high security on Chunnel line, production with Ser, morning photo mission and a crazy chase.

Paul Ibiza is the man responsible for bringing the world the legendary records label Ibiza Records, he is the promoter that organized cutting edge events Fantastic Ibiza, Jungle Splash and MC Convention to name but a few. More recently Paul aka Digital Niyabinghi has been producing “Jungle Dub” and taking his Digital Niyabinghi Sound System on tour. Although Paul could be labelled as a Producer, Promoter, DJ, Label owner, Paul simply describes himself as an entrepreneur within the music industry. Paul got started in the rave business in 1988 around the time of events such as Sunrise and Genesis were putting on raves in fields and warehouse in the London region. Although Paul actually got started in 1988 his journey started way before in the early 80's in the days of Soul II Soul and Paul Anderson among other house and warehouse parties which is where Paul was first influenced by the Reggae and Soul played at these parties then known as or “Blues” or “Shebeens” (Shebeen being the Irish term for an illicit bar or club where excisable alcoholic beverages were sold without a licence). In 1989 Paul was involved in organising the ‘Freedom to Party' rally in Trafalgar Square which aimed to relax licensing laws in order to allow nightclubs to stay open longer. Paul then started promoting the ‘Fantastic Ibiza' raves in Goods Way, Kings Cross with DJ's such as Carl Cox, Colin Dale, Kenny Ken, Grooverider. Many of these weekend long parties were attended by upwards of 3000 people and did not always have an entry fee but rather the money was made by donations and drinks sales. After the Police attention was getting excessive due to overcrowding both inside and outside the venue in Kings Cross, Ibiza records was born in 1989 after Paul went to the Balearic Island of Ibiza and ended up breaking his leg. While Paul was immobile he started learningPaul Ibiza how to produce music using Cubase on the first Ataricomputers capable of sequencing music along with an Akai S950 sampler and Spirit mixing desk. Soon Ibiza Records would set up their offices and studio in Hornsey, North London. When Ibiza records first begun they were making Techno, Hardcore and House types of music, coupled with Dub & Reggae influences the music now known as Jungle emerged which Ibiza Records was championing along with labels and artists such as Shut up and Dance, Rebel MC, Reel 2 Reel and a Guy Called Gerald. Ibiza Records went on to establish a number of successful spin off labels such as Boxbase, Highly Blessed, Hard Plastic, Three Lions, Kemet, 3rd Party, Limited-E. Paul also opened up a record shop ‘Ibiza Records' in Kingsland Road, Shoreditch, London in the early 90's. In 1994 Jungle Splash was born and still continues to this day. Paul's vision for Jungle Splash was to showcase the best of Jungle music much like an exhibition for the scene. Jungle Splash has moved from many venues over the years such as The Rocket complex in Holloway, Roller Express, The Mass and is currently held at Jamm in Brixton, London. In 2003 Paul promoted the MC Convention event convention under the ‘Highly Blessed' brand in conjunction with Mc Shabba and Skibadee. The event met with some resistance from some people that thought putting the focus on the MC's as opposed to DJ's was bound to ensure that the event would flop. To the contrary, all tickets to the event at the Stratford Rex sold out and MC Convention toured Birmingham, Cardiff, Southampton and Essex. Paul's latest innovation is the new sound he calls “Jungle Dub” and has been touring with his own Digital Niyabinghi Sound System which goes back to the roots of Jungle and Dub. The Sound System features artists such as Winston Runtingz, Uncle Dugs, Junior Dangerous, Ragga Twins, Potential Bad Boy, Terry T, MC Moose, Beefy and Daddy Nature and of course Paul ‘Digital Niyabinghi' himself.

Cassação de babacas, Unicamp, gravações perdidas, lutas contra baratas ao vivo no palco, stand up vegano, ódio a pudins, rock anos 90 e os primórdios do drum'n'bass foram apenas alguns dos assuntos deste episódio, onde recebemos a Letty e juntos ouvimos o remix do Grooverider para um clássico do Stone Roses, o alt rock de Taiwan do BB Bomb, a descoberta do Bandcamp dos anos 90 do Come e o reggae diretamente da Jamaica de Alfred Lloyd! BG: Apollo Brown – "Gas Mask" (2012) Abertura por Aletrix Apoio: Porto Produções Musicais

Nealo is a Dublin rapper and artist who is a regular on this site since first appearing in 2018. 2020's All The Leaves Are Falling was a Choice Music Prize-nominated debut album, an album exploring loss, friendship, family and the ties that keep us searching for home.Fresh from the release of new song 'Forest' with Morgana of Saint Sister on vocals, Nealo is teasing a new album at a later date, and along with last week's guest Celaviedmai, is playing at The Hennessy Hip-Hop House at Body & Soul Festival this summer.We've been talking to Nealo about getting him on the podcast for a long time, so we're delighted to finally bring him in with Niall and Andrea.On this episode we discuss what Nealo has been up to by asking him about some songs that are inspiring him and he loves right now, along with chats about making and releasing music in 2023, sobriety, going to see Post Malone, and possibly controversial opinions about Taylor Swift.Listen to the chat, or read the abbreviated choices on Nialler9.The Hennessy Hip-Hop House announces its lineup at Body & Soul Festival this June 16th to 18th at Ballinlough Castle, Co. Westmeath.Denise Chaila, Gemma Dunleavy, Kojaque, Fabio & Grooverider and The Outlook Orchestra (A/V Show) are among the headliners for the Hennessy Music Trail and The Hennessy Hip-Hop House has an extensive lineup of hip-hop to celebrate the genre's 50th year in tandem this year. Support Nialler9 on Patreon and join our Discord communitySubscribe in your favourite podcast app:Listen on Apple | Android | ACAST | Patreon | Pocketcasts | CastBox | Stitcher | Spotify | RSS FeedSongs played on the Nialler9 Podcast Spotify Playlist Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Our first label podcast of the year comes from Perth based Jaise, fresh off the back of the release of his second METHXX EP in December 2022. Lock in for a near 2 hour selection of the finest cutting edge Drum and Bass.

This month's episode of the 1 More Thing podcast sees Dave Columbo Jenkins linking up with another certified pioneer of the jungle drum & bass movement for a deep and meaningful conversation. It's the one and only DJ Storm!  Currently in the midst of celebrating 30 years at the forefront of the culture, Jayne Storm takes the time to reflect over her career,  explore her strong sense of community and relish in her love for the nerdiest, most intricate details of the DJ craft. From her time on the pirates and her longstanding partnership with the late great Kemistry (RIP) to the ever-changing landscape of the genre via her role and influence on drum & bass institution Metalheadz, Storm goes super deep on this one. Complete with quotes and contributions from other longstanding drum & bass jungle pioneers Marc Mac, Fabio & Grooverider, Loxy and J Majik, this is an interview unlike any other DJ Storm has ever done before. If you're catching this fresh, you can witness Storm's on-going 30 year celebrations at Alchemy on December 23, E1, London as she's joined by some of her nearest, dearest and most influential peers. If you're catching it after that date, don't worry. This is a timeless piece of history that reinforces DJ Storm's role in the thick of that crucial first generation of artists who dug the foundations for everything that has followed. Get to know!Visit https://1-more-thing.co.uk/ for more information on this podcast and other similar content. Like what you're hearing and want to support it? Subscribe on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/1_more_thing

JDNB Feature - Showcasing The Freshest Music! This time around we feature 'Test Dive' from Nick The Lot's forthcoming EP 'Electrowave' on Prototype! Nick The Lot returns to Grooverider's label Prototype Recordings with the ‘Electrowave' EP. 2022 has been a busy year for the Brighton lad who's had releases on labels such as Gradient, Sub-liminal, Jungle Cakes, Good 4 Nothing and his own imprint Pick The Lock. And that's only to name a few. Time has flown since Nick's ‘Extra Clips' EP came out back in September 2020 and we're excited to have him back. We hope you enjoy this EP as much as we do.

Fresh from launching our new HeadzState label we're delighted to have Binary State (aka Nookie) stepping up for an eclectic selection representing the next Metalheadz podcast.

Loxy's back at the controls of the Metalheadz podcast for the first time since 2011 with a near 3 hour journey through the freshest of drum and bass styles in typical Grim Reaper fashion.

THE DEEP CONTROL presents ... SRS (U.K.) Music has always been a real passion, even from an early age, listening to the likes of Fleetwood Mac, Genesis, and Pink Floyd. He started off perfecting the art of mixing and blending tracks using vinyl and has been doing so on and off since the late eighties. Early Electro and the explosion of the acid house scene, lead him into the realms of the UK rave culture from 1988 – 1993 where he went to some of the biggest outdoor raves in the UK, hosted by the top promoters of the time which were Sunrise, Biology and Fantazia. London's newly opened orbital motorway M25 pathed the way for the acid house raves. He was a regular at the Astoria Night Club, Charing Cross Road in London where Nicky Holloway ran a club night called ‘The Trip.' The Astoria hosted DJ's such as the late great Andrew Weatherall, Carl Cox and the likes of Fabio & Grooverider, Kenny Ken, Ray Keith and DJ Hype. Although He has a varied taste in music, his real love is anything electronic. Deep House, Organic House & Melodic vibes are his forte. SRS has been producing his own tracks now for about 3 years and is currently working on a project under the pseudonym Lakota Rayn, producing Deep House and Organic House music. He would describe his mixes as deep and diverse...which take you on an emotional journey. ARTIST SC • @esres FB • https://fb.com/srsdjay IG • https://instagr.am/srsdj1 CHANNEL SC • @the_deep_control FB • https://fb.com/TheDeepControlMusic IG • https://instagr.am/TheDeepControlMusic FREE DOWNLOAD - no download gates - keep it simple and keep us in your heart :)

This week's Resident Advisor Exchange was recorded in January, live from Southbank Centre in London. Shortly before their Royal Festival Hall performance with The Outlook Orchestra, drum & bass and jungle originators Fabio & Grooverider sat down with Heléna Star to talk about the show. As you can hear from the applause and roars of laughter throughout the recording, the audience was besotted. The UK dance music scene would look very different without Fabio & Grooverider's contributions over the last few decades. Coming from pirate radio, where they first teamed up in 1987 on Phase One, the duo would go on to carve out the path for drum & bass and jungle, as well as to influence the trajectories of house, techno and breakbeat. Grooverider captures their legacy best when he says: "We are this music." Launched in 2017, The Outlook Orchestra has collaborated with other pioneering artists like David Rodigan and Mala. The show with Fabio & Grooverider, which they will perform again at Outlook Festival in June, saw 30 years of drum & bass history packed into 31 tracks. In conversation with Heléna Star, Fabio & Grooverider discussed how the show came together, as well as their staying power in the scene, the legacy of their seminal club night Rage, how drum & bass is still growing and how humour is a vital part of their relationship. Fittingly, they also cracked a lot of jokes.

⦿⦿ElectriX Podcast⦿⦿ Hope you had a great week my fellow listeners. This Friday I have the UK Dj SRS behind the decks. I noticed a really good guest mix of him from one of my partners here on SC and thought I love that kind of style he plays. He`s mainly focused on Organic House and I`m glad he recorded that great piece of music. Hope you gonna enjoy! Like the Mix? Click the [Repost]

Classic Tape Archives. Unearthing forgotten gems from days of old. A brand new show where I introduce and share some of the classic tapes I collected in my youth. The post Classic Tape Archives – Paul Moran 91 + Grooverider @ Eclipse, Coventry appeared first on DJ Andy Ward.

The jungle and drum & bass pioneer—and captivating storyteller—unpacks his life, career and new book. Alongside peers like Fabio, Grooverider, Jumping Jack Frost, Randall, Micky Finn, LTJ Bukem and Nicky Blackmarket, Ray Keith played a leading role as jungle took over London in the mid '90s. His new autobiographical book, Dark Soldier, is a reflection on his life: his personal journey, his career, the highs and lows, and the many people who have influenced him. It's also the story of how he and the scene moved from analogue into electronic music. "I was in the right place at the right time," he said in this week's Resident Advisor Exchange, referring to the many Monday nights spent at Heaven in London, catching sets from the likes of Carl Cox, Paul Oakenfold and Paul "Trouble" Anderson. "I was a purist, absorbing the sounds." Keith has put out so many records over the years, under so many different aliases, that he's lost count. He's also had radio shows on Vibe FM, Kiss FM and recently Thames Delta radio, cofounded a booking agency and headed up several record labels. He's a legend in the scene with a wealth of stories to tell. In this week's Exchange, Keith talks about growing up in Colchester, the importance of record stores as a community hub, dubplate culture, how music saved his life and the thrill of watching his daughter, AKA LO Selecta, play her first DJ set. Tracklist: Dark Soldier - Need Me (Forthcoming) Dark Soldier - Newman Elec (Forthcoming)

Metalheadz Podcast 72 and the first of the year comes from Friske with a showcase of self-productions and current favourites. Now with an album under his belt, Friske has been working away behind the scenes on new music for Metalheadz as well as his own imprint Requisite Music.

The Hierarchy Audio Show #21.12 Soaring the night sky and bringing you goodies, it's FuZion and Evolve with a show packed with forthcoming music! Catch this show on the 4th Friday of every month, on DT Radio from 7pm. Broadcast Date: 24th December 2021 [01] No Patterns - Sensation [Incurzion Audio] [02] HLZ - Things Are Not the Same [Integral Records] [03] Albert Wesker - Yesterdays Pain [Vinyl Combat] [04] D*Minds - Give in to Me Feat. Ruth Royall [ThirtyOne Recordings] [05] Jubei - Ithaca Feat. DLR [Carbon Music] [06] Creatures - The Way [Guidance] [07] Taelimb - The Crown (Sweetpea Remix) [Demand Records] [08] Amoss - Baked Potato [Flexout Audio] [09] Omen - Bad [Play Me Too Records] [10] Nick The Lot - I Got You [Ram Records] [11] ID - ID [Hierarchy Audio Dub] [12] S.P.Y - Nebula [Darkmattr Records] [13] DJ Hybrid - Who Am I [Liondub International] [14] ID - ID [Hierarchy Audio Dub] [15] Hologram - 404 [Ram Records] [16] ID - ID [17] D*Minds - Zion [Run] [18] Mark System - The Earth [Soul in Motion] [19] Silloh - Whiplash [Soulvent Records] [20] Marcus Intalex & Spirit - Crackdown [Metalheadz] [21] Universal Project - Lose Control [Innerground Records] [22] Fortitude - Creepin' [Incurzion Audio] [23] BRK - What You Know [Delta 9 Recordings] [24] ID - ID [Hierarchy Audio Dub] [25] Fade Black - Elysium [Critical Music] [26] ID (ID Remix) - ID [Hierarchy Audio Dub] [27] Mefjus - Hear Me [Critical Music] [28] Circumference - Breathe [Soulvent Records] [29] ID - ID [30] Phase, Grey Code & DRS - Still Drowning [Dispatch Recordings] [31] Nectax & Tyrone - Outlander [Guidance] [32] Sicknote - Gone [Stereocilia Recordings] [33] Shodan - Man Bite Dog [Detached Audio] [34] NC-17 - Holy Mountain Feat. Jaise [Metalheadz] [35] Grooverider & Optical - Where's Jack the Ripper [Higher Ground] [36] Artificial Intelligence - Outer Origins [Metalheadz] [37] (ID - ID) [Hierarchy Audio Dub] [38] Resound - Rhytual : Deus (Esc Remix) [Straight Up Breakbeat] [39] Grey Code - Juniper [Metalheadz] [40] Evolve - Raid [Hierarchy Audio]

So, for this month's mix, I wanted to return to one of the first styles I got into as a DJ. Back then, music like this fell under the name of “breakbeat”. This evolved into a much better one: DRUM & BASS. And like many other electronic genres, it has its offshoots. Jungle, Jump-Up, Tech-step, Ragga-Styles, Intelligent, Jazz-step, Atmospheric, Neurofunk, Hard-step, Dark-step, as well as Dubstep. From these we also now have the sultry, jazzy Liquid Funk (lots of beautiful vocals, very dream-like). If you want to check out some DnB artists on your own, look up Goldie, Doc Scott, DJ Rap, Aphrodite, Grooverider, Fabio, and S.P.Y. for starters. Record Labels to seek out: Metalheadz, Propa Talent, Good Lookin', Hospital Records, Moving Shadow, and 31 Records, for some seriously sick tunes. Full track listing on www.daibutsumusic.com

TRUE HOUSE STORIES W/ JAZZY M # 062 - PART 2 Jazzy M talks about his record shop called OHZone Records and the beginning days of his record label. He also shares the background story of Richie Rich "Salsa House" and the signing of Orbital "Chimes" to his label OhZone. Jazzy shares the background story of Ministry of Sound and him being a big part of the start of it all. He sets the record straight in so many ways. Grooverider renamed Jazzy, "The Godfather Of UK House" The story is deep and full of so much rich dance music history.

This week on The History of Jungle Show we welcome Boj Lucki onto the airwaves for a Bukva Sound showcase set.Since 2001 Bojan Lukic has been a resident and promoter for one the largest DNB nights in Scandinavia, REKYL as well as playing a major role in the Swedish Bass music scene bringing in artists including Goldie, LTJ Bukem, Fabio & Grooverider and a whole host of other talents.Bukva Sound is a brand new jungle label ran by Boj, operating from Sweden, Stockholm and Belgrade in Serbia. Promoting 'deeper, rave vibes' from artists across the globe with forthcoming music from Msymiakos, Thugwidow, Response, Buda, Coco Bryce and Tim Reaper.BS's first release from Response and Buda is now in shops available both on vinyl and digital. Check it out via their Bandcamp! Warm up set from resident Pesk!

Follow up to part 1, as enjoyed it so much! This mix includes more UK rave classics, with a few recent tracks, alongside some classic DnB. Tracks from Criminal Minds, Case 82, Sonz of a Loop da loop era, Krome & Time, Slipmatt, Goldie, SL2, The House Crew, Outlander, The Prodigy, Foul Play, Egyptian Empire, Omni Trio, Grooverider, Phuture Assassins, Adam Vyt

We all have games on consoles that we would love to play but have either never come across them in our local video game store or cannot bring ourselves to spend insane amounts on hard to find gems. Mike and Neil sit down today to talk about a few games they came across while researching the GameCube and would love to check out someday. These hidden gems in the GameCube library include; Ultimate Muscle, Freaky Flyers, Grooverider, Gladius, and Shamu's Deepsea Adventures.  At 1:11:43 Mike and Neil celebrate their 20th year of being best friends... That is correct, they met before the GameCube came out! All this and more in epsiode 53 of The GameCube Was Cool Podcast. 

01. SPY - Double Trouble (feat. Total Science) 02. Paul SG - Goggles & Gauges 03. Jrumhand - Treble Clef 04. Electrosoul System - One Two Madness 05. Kasper - Scorsese 06. Kasper - Brooklyn Standard 07. Phase 2 - Pushin' On 08. Skeletone, Malaky & Satl - Future Blues 09. Jrumhand & Scott Allen - Love So True 10. Oliver Ferrer - Chasing Summers 11. Nelver - Away 12. DJ Marky - Get It Up 13. Jaybee & Kasper - All For You (Dubplate) 14. Loz Contreras - Disco Kiss (Dubplate) 15. DJ Marky - Your Love Is 16. Kasper & Satl - Ready 17. Lurch - Mischief Dub 18. Fresh Kutt - Feel (Serum Mix) 19. Dramatic & Lenni Dee Ice - We Are IE (dRamatic Remix) 20. Grooverider & Codename John - The Avenger 21. Jinx - Classic (Saxxon Remix) 22. DJ SS & Critical Impact - Undercover 23. Total Science & S.P.Y - Gangsta VIP 24. Culture Shock - Troglodyte VIP 25. Friction vs Prolix - Dark Moves

2 years on from his debut album we welcome Agzilla to the Metalheadz podcast series with a colossal 4 hour mix of breakbeats celebrating his prominent tastes, influences and current favourites. As a veteran DJ and pioneer of the underground sound in Iceland, Agzilla has remained connected to Metalheadz since his first meeting with Goldie way back in 1991. That relationship and affinity with the label led to the release of the aforementioned debut album in 2019. Entitled 'Cats Can Hear Ultrasound', the 13 track LP covers a diverse range of BPMs and styles, blurring the lines between the rough and the smooth and emerging as an authentic body of music for the years to come.

Our first podcast of 2021 comes from Mako, a staple of the Metalheadz camp and an artist that has released both a solo album and a collab album (as OneMind) on the label in recent years. For this edition the Bristol-based producer and DJ has dug deep into his crates to deliver a Certificate 18 special, a groundbreaking label founded by Paul Arnold in 1993 that went on to nurture the talents of early pioneering figures such as Photek, Source Direct, Teebee, Klute and more. In Goldie's own words "Certificate 18 isn't really a label, in the same way that Ibiza Records isn't a label, in the same way that Kikman Records isn't a label. It's the very foundation. It's a certain parallax with those labels that sometimes when we're in the dark we need to shine a brighter light on those that have paved the way."

This Tuesdays Mountain Terrace session featured a dig back through the DNB vinyl stash, pulling out some classics from artists like Grooverider, Shy FX, Mayhem, Impulse, Ink, Dylan, Konflict, Matrix, Ed Rush and Optical, Dj Zinc, J Majik, Tali and Ray Keith! Lots of great tunes, lots of great people in the chat. Special shouts to all the regulars and to Dj Brisk and Kill The Noise for passing through. To top it off my entire streaming setup died right at the end and I had no video, awesome! Rounded it out with 7 inches of love with 'that' THPS tune by Goldfinger. Again. 

In episode six of The Art of Rave Becky and Fabio & Grooverider cover a wide range of topics, including: the racism that persists in nightclub scenes around the UK; what it was like growing up among soundsystem culture in south London; why dance music (and their careers) owes its existence to pirate radio; their thirteen year residency on Radio One; the resurgence of illegal raves in the era of Covid-19; the early days of RAGE, and how it evolved into the experimental space that birthed jungle; the countries where drum'n'bass is experiencing a revival today, and why the genre continues to endure, always feeling fresh and captivating the underground decade after decade. Each of Becky's guests will be bringing along three records that mean or say something to them, whether that's because they're by an artist that influenced them, remind them of a specific place or time, or feature a beat that changed them. Meanwhile Becky will be bringing along one of their records that defines why she has handpicked them as a guest for the series.Listen to Becky Hill: https://beckyhill.lnk.to/HeavenOnMyMindTW See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Stepping up for the next label podcast is Quartz, somebody who first appeared on Metalheadz in 2018. Since then the Cardiff based producer has honed and refined his already distinctive sound, so much so he now has an impending debut main label EP set for release later this year. In this near 3 hour podcast Quartz explores the 170 spectrum before ending on some favourites from his own personal collection.

Stepping up for their first official podcast since joining the label in 2014, SCAR are a duo who've now delivered 2 albums with work on their 3rd already ongoing. This electic podcast looks at their influences and personal tastes ranging from Orbital, Meat Beat Manifesto, Moby, Carl Cox, 2 Bad Mice and many more.

A compilation of archive material from Fabio & Grooverider's years at Radio 1.

Fabio & Grooverider talk about their years together on BBC Radio 1