Both labels crafted a unique visual dimension and assembled expansive rosters. In London, Ninja Tune played yin to Mo’ Wax’s yang. On the ground, the sound did resonate in a genuine way among a new generation of musicians seeking freedom to experiment. In 1998, The New York Times retconned Massive Attack’s debut album Blue Lines as the so-called genre’s inception point. Most notably, it became a byword for the Bristol sound epitomised by bands like Massive Attack and Portishead. Just as techno had become a synonym for dance music, trip-hop soon became a crutch for journalists and marketers wanting to signify hip-hop without rappers. Trip-hop was a logical evolution in a decade during which everyone came down from a partying high to face the reality that hip-hop and dance music were being co-opted by the mainstream dreams of a new sonic utopia crushed by the relentless onslaught of capitalism. Sound systems, digging, dub, chill-out rooms, early globalisation and technology also acted like so many molecules attaching themselves to a new idea of what hip-hop could be.
One strand came from hip-hop, which had fed the musical imagination of a new generation for over a decade, while another strand came from rave, which had provided further stylistic possibilities with its fusion of drum machines, breaks, samples and synthesisers. The DNA of trip-hop was more complex than its reduction to bite-sized adjectives. Pemberton heralded trip-hop as a psychedelic take on hip-hop and the first valid alternative to America’s dominance of the music. I say this as someone who, for the past 18 odd years, has loved the music just as much as I’ve hated the term.Ĭoined in June 1994 by Andy Pemberton in a feature for Mixmag, trip-hop was used to describe the recent stylistic shift of the Mo’ Wax label and that music’s popularity in dance circles, particularly in after hours sessions. This time I've pretty much left the tracks to speak for themselves, as when I was listening to these the first time around there was only so much you could do with each mix.Īnd many tracks like the Omni Trio and Photek stuff are structured so well there's nothing I would want to change anyway.Like it or not, trip-hop is a thing. 'ELECTRONIC EXPLORATIONS,' with that one I was layering lots of elements to make something new. I've approached this one differently from the first mix I did for You'll have to excuse the quality in parts as some of my old records are a little scratchy. This is a 70 minute mix of many of my favourite old Jungle records I listened to growing up in London. DJ_Marky_-_Bingo_Sessions_Volume_2.part2.rarĠ2 Jorge Ben & Toquinho Carolina Carol Bela (DJ Marky & XRS Remix)Ġ6 Stakka & Skynet & DJ Friction Altitudeĥ Droppin' Science Pt 2 (E-Z Remix) (7:14) DJ_Marky_-_Bingo_Sessions_Volume_2.part1.rar DJ_Marky_and_Makoto-Rush_Hour_EP.rarġ DJ Marky & XRS Misto Quente (VIP Mix) (6:20)ĥ Random Movement Stars In The Dark (4:41)Ħ Mood II Swing I Got Love (Logistics Remix) (3:5Coolġ0 Twisted Individual Bollock Yogurt (2:09)ġ3 Craggz & Parallel Forces Flatfoot (4:16)ġ7 DJ Marky & XRS Butterfly (Craggz & Parallel Forces Remix) (5:23)ġ8 Artificial Intelligence Movin' On (2:49)
Magic's WandĢ-04 Jorge Ben & Trio Mocotó Pulo, Pulo (Live In Japan 1972)Ģ-06 Cal Tjader & Eddie Palmieri Modesty (Theme From Modesty Blaise)Ģ-09 Gabor Szabo Little Boat (O Barquinho) (Live At The Jazz Workshop, Boston 1967)Ģ-16 Tom Scott & California Dreamers, The The Honeysuckle Breeze Style: House, Disco, Jazz-Funk, Drum n Bass, Funk, Latin Jazzġ-03 Gabor Szabo Little Boat (O Barquinho) (Live At The Jazz Workshop, Boston 1967)ġ-06 Raphael Saadiq Skyy, Can You Feel Meġ-07 Style Council, The The Lodgers (Club Mix)ġ-08 Diana Brown & Barrie K Sharpe The MasterplanĢ-01 Whodini It's All In Mr. Calibre-Derranged_EP-SOULR022-2006-sour.rarġ.05 Bungle 25th Floor (DJ Marky & Bungle VIP)ġ.09 Random Movement & Focus (3) Shattered Dreamsġ.12 DJ Marky & Artificial Intelligence Shameġ.15 Invaderz, The* Just Can't Give You Upġ.17 Random Movement Psychedelic DreampipeĢ.01 DJ Marky & Artificial Intelligence ShameĢ.03 Random Movement & Focus (3) Shattered DreamsĢ.06 Bungle 25th Floor (DJ Marky & Bungle VIP)Ģ.10 DJ Marky & XRS Butterfly (Laurent Garnier Broken Beat Remix) Creative_Source-CRSE036-Calibre-Just_Fine_EP-2003.rar Calibre - Peace Of Mind (feat Lariman)ġ1.
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