Due to excessive birthday celebrating this was the most chilled show I think I’ve ever done and I didn’t know what I was talking about most of the time. Thankfully I didn’t talk much and DFRNT provided an awesome guest mix so I could lie down.
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A Made Up Sound – Density – Sub Solo
Appleblim & Peverelist – Over Here – Beat Pharmacy Remix – Apple Pips
DFRNT Guest Mix
DFRNT – Closing Credits – Insectmind
DFRNT – Travelling – DFRNT Less Is More Edit – Insectmind
DFRNT – Aftermath – Echodub
DFRNT – Travelling – Insectmind
HxdB – Wide Angle Lens – Dub
DJ Madd – Numbers – Boom Bap
DJ Madd – Numbers – Matt-U Remix – Boom Bap
Boabinga & ID – Into The Air – DFRNT Remix – Fat!
Scuba – Harpoon – Hot Flush
DFRNT – The Next Step – Echodub
Substep Infrabass – Monotonium – Dub
Wagawaga – Stumble – Dub
DFRNT – Weapon – Insectmind
DFRNT – Dark City – Insectmind
DFRNT – Tenfold – DFRNT Less Is More Edit – Insectmind
Akema – Silent Smile – Dub
DFRNT – Tenfold – Insectmind
The Cinematic Orchestra – All That You Give – Ninja Tune
Fenomenon – Solara – Nuphonic
Nicole Willis & The Soul Investigators – If This Ain’t Love – Mr Scruff Mix – ATC
Liftoff – Kool It Man – Fort Knox
Keno 1 – A Shadow Of The Self – Unique
SDP – Nice Guy – Hiroshi Fujiwara’s Nice Guitar Dub – Mo Wax
Harvey Lindo – Miller’s Lattice – Compost
Boxcutter – Philly – Hot Flush
The Williams Fairey Brass Band – Voodoo Ray – Blast First
DFRNT Bio
Having discovered Dubstep in 2007, DFRNT jumped at the opportunity to try his hand at production. He had worked on a number of styles in the past, all developing out of his previous production work on mashups and bootlegs.
In his own words "Dubstep allows me to channel a great deal of aggressive sound, and work up massive walls of offence within my music, which wasn't previously working for me in other styles." His work has now developed past the brutish bass lines into beautiful melody-driven techno-inspired arrangements; replacing the walls of offence with walls of gentle persuasion.
His previous production work under other aliases, (including mixtapes, mashups, unofficial remixes and original production from chill-out, to drum & bass) has seen small success on national radio stations, podcasts and in clubs. Most notably a Saturday night slot on XFM's 'The Rinse' show. It was not however until DFRNT's dubstep production work surfaced, that things started to get serious.
This mix features original productions and remixes including his mix of Boabinga & ID’s - Into The Air as well as a few tracks by artists he’s into at the moment.
www.myspace.com/dfrntdubstep
