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WATCH THE SUN COME UP / BLAME RMXS

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NEW MINISTRY OF SOUNDS SIGNING SEE HIS LATEST TRACK GET THE d&b TREATMENT FROM THE ALWAYS EFFECTIVE BLAME... HE HITS THE SPOT WITH EASE.

BLAME is one of the most creative producers on the drum & bass scene - an accolade hard won over years of consistently breaking musical boundaries in an attempt to bring true innovation to the music that he loves. It all began in 1990 when Blame started to create tracks that would be synonymous with the early hardcore scene. Music Takes You, a project for Moving Shadow, saw him break into the UK charts and become number one in the dance chart; many books charting the early days of dance music have since credited this tune as a seminal moment in what was to soon become drum & bass. Fast forward to 2008, and Blame dropped Stay Forever, a beautiful blend of energetic breakbeats and soaring string sections that instantly caught the attention of Radio 1 DJs Zane Lowe, Pete Tong, Trevor Nelson, Colin Murray, Fabio, Rob Da Bank, Ras Kwame and Annie Mac. The Stay Forever vocal mix featuring Selah went straight into the BBC 1 Xtra daytime A playlist, and is still currently receiving heavy rotation. The start to 2009 was incredible. Blame & Selah's follow up 'Because Of You' became Zane Lowe's 'hottest record in the word' and Sara Cox's 'single of the week'. It was also daytime playlisted on BBC Radio 1 and 1 Xtra, receiving huge dj support from across the board.
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6.22 EUR *
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VÖ:
13.08.2009
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