Remarc | Weekend Rush | 1992 | BREAKBEAT HARDCORE RAVE JUNGLE скачать в хорошем качестве

Remarc | Weekend Rush | 1992 | BREAKBEAT HARDCORE RAVE JUNGLE

Remarc begun his music career at 13 years of age playing reggae, rare groove and electro at house party’s in and around his birth town of Brockley in south east London. At 17 he got he’s first break as a DJ on the infamous Weekend Rush pirate radio station playing hardcore and through the progression into jungle. It was here that he initially made a name for himself as a DJ but only really touching a London based audience. Weekend Rush FM Playlist    • Weekend Rush, London   Most of us first heard of Remarc when the dark-side anthem Ricky was released back in '93 on his own label Dollar records. He went on to produce some of the most rinsing jungle imaginable by becoming the ultimate don of the Amen break. DJ OSL | Format 93.2 FM | 1992    • DJ OSL | FORMAT 93.2 FM | 15th Novemb...   UK based jungle producer and DJ, Remarc is widely proclaimed to be "king of the Amen" and “ a pioneer of ragga jungle” due to his chopped up tracks for legendary labels such as Dollar, White House, Kemet, labbello blanco and Suburban Base. Weekend Rush FM reached the front page news and evening television because of the government and local authorities bullish and somewhat unfair approach to pirate radio in London. Note this was at a time that followed London recession 1990/1991 and the years that followed it the government was eager to raise more capital through taxation of radio licenses and also controlling what the radio played and promoted. It is fair to say that pirate radio stations didn’t toe the line and operated in a maverick fashion but they attracted thousands of listeners. Getting to the point, DJ Remarc was an established Jungle music producer releasing scores of tracks which are now considered as classics. Back then he was dropping them on dub plate, with exclusive mixes that were unreleased which is a trait that most Jungle DJs adopted, making tracks exclusive to them. Remarc released tracks on White House Records, Dollar Records and Suburban Base Records. Producing the following classics: Remarc – Help Me (1993, Dollar Records), Remarc & Lewi – Ricky / Cape Fear (1994, Dollar Records), Remarc – Drum N' Bass Wise / Sound Murderer (Remixes), Remarc – Ricky (Remixes) (1994, Dollar Records), Remarc – R.I.P. (1995, Suburban Base Records), Remarc – Menace / Thunderclap (1995, White House Records), Remarc – In Da Hood / You And Me (1996, Suburban Base Records). Out all the Drum & bass heads just a little fact for you. MC Eksman is in fact Remarc's younger brother. Turns out they have music running in all their veins. The closure of Weekend Rush saw an exodus of DJs and MCs move block to their neighbour station Kool FM 94.5. MC Shabba D and MC Shockin’ B made that switch to Kool FM around late 1995 and the rest was history. It was on Weekend Rush FM that Shabba mastered his craft also landing a residency @Telepathy. In later years a lot of hype on the streets of London was generated around the lyrics and performances by Shabba D, which in turn got him more bookings. It was on Kool FM Shabba formed his MC partnership with Skibadee and old friend Shockin’ B, forming the SASAS in 1998/99. Out to all the London FM pirates of the past. Although they aren’t about now their contribution to the British music industry and to the London music scene has been immense. Here's a list of some of our most loved pirate radio stations in frequency order from 1989-2005: Catch a full schedule of DJs from around the world playing Jungle Drum n Bass, Oldskool Rave, Acid Techno, Trance, House, Breakbeat Hardcore and more live 7 days a week on Renegade Radio 107.2 FM - www.RenegadeRadio.co.uk Facebook:   / rr107.2fm   Twitter:   / renegade_radio   Website: http://www.RenegadeRadio.co.uk #pirateradio #oldskoolrave #ravemusic #techno #breakbeatjungle #breakbeatrave #junglemusic #drumnbass #drumandbass #junglemusic #eastlondon #90sravescene