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Dj Die Live@Innovation 8th Birthday (2002)

Bristol's distinction as a global epicentre for dance and bass music culture is, of course, down to the incredible list of producers, DJs and musical visionaries that call the city home. Among those who laid the foundations for all of this, who first grabbed the attentions of the world and who indelibly stamped the 'Bristol Sound' on the history of music forever, is a man who himself arrived in Bristol from Devon back in 1985 and went on to become one of the city's most cherished musical sons - and one of the jungle and drum & bass movement's biggest stars. That man is DJ Die, a man whose passion, enthusiasm and relentless energy remains unbridled after over 20 years in the game. Still regularly touring the world and now running two record labels of his own, Die's skills as a DJ and producer are as in demand as ever, thanks not just to his legendary status as a D&B don, but also to his unwavering love of what he does. With a career that started way before the genre even had its name, Die has always been much more than just a D&B DJ and producer, as his 80s-boogie celebrating Laminate Radio project with Gus Pirelli and the recent launch of the multi-genre Gutterfunk label deftly prove. Following initial releases from the likes of Mensah, First Aid, Interface and Die himself, the label is readying itself to step up for the year ahead. With a whole host of exciting producers and releases (including the tantalising prospect of the debut release from Die's Sure Thing disco/boogie project, featuring Futureboogie's Christophe and dubstep supremo Joker on keys) lined up, and with a man like Die and all the energy that comes with him behind it, expect the Gutterfunk name to be on everyone's lips in 2013, just as DJ Die's has for the last 20 years.