DALEPosted: 31 Jan 2006, 4:00pm
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Clipz & Die (Full Cycle//Reprazent)
Summer Breakdown with K'Oscillate was an absolute capacity event so we've put our money into two absolutely incredible shows for Autumn. Firstly, get set something memorable when 2 of UK drum and bass's biggest stars hit Adelaide for one special night. Both sit proudly alongside the great man Roni Size as key players on one of dnb's most respected labels, Full Cycle and as members of the Mercury Music Prize winning Reprazent crew. The Two Tribes festival may be skipping Adelaide this year but all its finest dnb acts are still making the trip here so do support these shows so this trend continues. This will be an amazing chance to catch the 2 of them up close in the intimate surrounds of the Crown and Sceptre, a venue with a history of memorable dnb events.
Support dj's in the main room include Patch, Static, Havoc and Grimey alonsige mc's G-Swift and Pase. In the second room we'll be rocking out various other styles of breakbeat including Hiphop and Breaks and inviting along guests including Lachy Pender (Adelaide Breaks Collective/Fabric), Cheeky B and Submission.
Doors open 9pm//Entry is $20 before 10:30//more after
Capacity is strictly limited so get down early to save some bucks and ensure your entry.
Now I know March is crazy, we all do :D So we're gonna make this real easy on you. There will be 100 tickets made available at $30+bf that will get you in to both Clipz and Die on March 4 and Future Prophecies Live on March 11. (Future Prophecies announcement will be along shortly) Thats two fuck off great shows for the price of one for the lucky few that get in and buy their tickets early. More details to follow.
DJ DIE BIO:
Die grew up surrounded by music, his parents took him to festivals and as well as his dad's guitar playing, he loved everything from house to hardcore. When he found hip-hop Die's passion for music really kicked in and it was around 1988 that Die met Krust and the Fresh Four crew and really got into mixing as a DJ which led him to the sounds of Drum & Bass.
Full Cycle was established and in 1994 Die's first collaboration with Roni 'Agility' was released for V recordings. Soon after, Roni and Die produced 'Music Box', and the work-hard play-hard perfectionist began forging his own style and in 1997, Reprazent gave him
international acclaim as one of the four producers for the New Forms album awarded the Mercury Music Prize.
Currently, he is just putting the finishing touches to the 'The Lost Plates' album for Full Cycle which features unreleased tracks from Roni Size, Krust and Die - to be released in early 2006.
DJ CLIPZ BIO: image not archived: clipz.jpg
Buying his first set of decks at thirteen for £100 from 'Trade It' gave Clipz the outlet he was looking for. He was given a load of old rave records with the decks he bought and for the next three years Clipz did little else but shut himself in his room and practice mixing.
At 16 he went to music college in Weston-super-Mare, and although he shouldn't have been there because he had no qualifications, his enthusiasm was enough for them to allow him to stay. After two years of perfecting his production skills, Clipz fulfilled his ambition and moved up to London.
Full Cycle showed an interest in 2002 when Roni Size took Clipz into the studio and they checked out each other's production skills. Clipz reached the end of his contract with Emcee Recordings and so was free to sign to Full Cycle. Having always dreamed about joining the label - Clipz reached his ultimate dream aged 22.
The prolific producer already has a discography longer than many and tunes like 'Cocoa' and 'Funk Physics' are already classics. Clipz has always striven to take his music to a new audience and this led him to producing his debut album entitled 'Livin Drumz' which was out in June 2005 to great success.
This post has been edited by DALE: Feb 3 2006, 08:44 AM
Summer Breakdown with K'Oscillate was an absolute capacity event so we've put our money into two absolutely incredible shows for Autumn. Firstly, get set something memorable when 2 of UK drum and bass's biggest stars hit Adelaide for one special night. Both sit proudly alongside the great man Roni Size as key players on one of dnb's most respected labels, Full Cycle and as members of the Mercury Music Prize winning Reprazent crew. The Two Tribes festival may be skipping Adelaide this year but all its finest dnb acts are still making the trip here so do support these shows so this trend continues. This will be an amazing chance to catch the 2 of them up close in the intimate surrounds of the Crown and Sceptre, a venue with a history of memorable dnb events.
Support dj's in the main room include Patch, Static, Havoc and Grimey alonsige mc's G-Swift and Pase. In the second room we'll be rocking out various other styles of breakbeat including Hiphop and Breaks and inviting along guests including Lachy Pender (Adelaide Breaks Collective/Fabric), Cheeky B and Submission.
Doors open 9pm//Entry is $20 before 10:30//more after
Capacity is strictly limited so get down early to save some bucks and ensure your entry.
Now I know March is crazy, we all do :D So we're gonna make this real easy on you. There will be 100 tickets made available at $30+bf that will get you in to both Clipz and Die on March 4 and Future Prophecies Live on March 11. (Future Prophecies announcement will be along shortly) Thats two fuck off great shows for the price of one for the lucky few that get in and buy their tickets early. More details to follow.
DJ DIE BIO:
Die grew up surrounded by music, his parents took him to festivals and as well as his dad's guitar playing, he loved everything from house to hardcore. When he found hip-hop Die's passion for music really kicked in and it was around 1988 that Die met Krust and the Fresh Four crew and really got into mixing as a DJ which led him to the sounds of Drum & Bass.
Full Cycle was established and in 1994 Die's first collaboration with Roni 'Agility' was released for V recordings. Soon after, Roni and Die produced 'Music Box', and the work-hard play-hard perfectionist began forging his own style and in 1997, Reprazent gave him
international acclaim as one of the four producers for the New Forms album awarded the Mercury Music Prize.
Currently, he is just putting the finishing touches to the 'The Lost Plates' album for Full Cycle which features unreleased tracks from Roni Size, Krust and Die - to be released in early 2006.
DJ CLIPZ BIO: image not archived: clipz.jpg
Buying his first set of decks at thirteen for £100 from 'Trade It' gave Clipz the outlet he was looking for. He was given a load of old rave records with the decks he bought and for the next three years Clipz did little else but shut himself in his room and practice mixing.
At 16 he went to music college in Weston-super-Mare, and although he shouldn't have been there because he had no qualifications, his enthusiasm was enough for them to allow him to stay. After two years of perfecting his production skills, Clipz fulfilled his ambition and moved up to London.
Full Cycle showed an interest in 2002 when Roni Size took Clipz into the studio and they checked out each other's production skills. Clipz reached the end of his contract with Emcee Recordings and so was free to sign to Full Cycle. Having always dreamed about joining the label - Clipz reached his ultimate dream aged 22.
The prolific producer already has a discography longer than many and tunes like 'Cocoa' and 'Funk Physics' are already classics. Clipz has always striven to take his music to a new audience and this led him to producing his debut album entitled 'Livin Drumz' which was out in June 2005 to great success.
This post has been edited by DALE: Feb 3 2006, 08:44 AM
