Permalink
thoughts:
I got into the Atmospheric DnB style late in the game (circa 2002). It was a style of music that didn’t see a ton of action on west coast of California by that time. Sure, Blame and LTJ Bukem rolled through the scene and played the massive venues but as a style in the clubs it was a rare one. Pretty yet moving, chill but up-beat, it was and is amazing on a huge sound system.
A good chunk of this set comes from Ms. E’s collection. She one day decided to unload a ton of her vinyl and I was offered a chance to dig through and grab whatever I wanted. Em… thank you for this. I still think you are crazy for offering up your music but I am still trying to put it to good use six years later.
The Crate Digging Sessions :: Episode 001
mixed by: dj Bespoke
style: Atmospheric Drum and Bass w/ a hint of Jazz
date range: 1996 - 2003
style: Atmospheric Drum and Bass w/ a hint of Jazz
date range: 1996 - 2003
soundcloud link: http://soundcloud.com/djbespoke/cds-ep-001-dj-bespoke
track list ( track / artist / date ):
track list ( track / artist / date ):
- Deamon Seed / Exocet / 1997
- Intastate (Klute Remix) / Kabuki & Savine / 2000
- Cuban Lynx / Blame / 1997
- Destroyer / Deep Blue / 1998
- Tunnel Vision / TQ-1 / 1998
- Phone Call (Matrix Remix) / Klute / 2000
- The Nautilus (Odyssey Remix) / Alaska & Nucleus / 1998
- Ghosts (Kid Loops Remix) / Sunship / 1997
- Pentagon City / Dune / 1998
- Playing Out (Myer Style) / Myer / 1997
- Sea Monkey / Aquasky / 1996
- Banstyle (Alex Reece Mix) / Underworld / 1996
- Earthbound / P.B.K / 2002
- Iemanja (Roc’s Dnb Mix) / Sabrina Malherios / 2003
- Repertorie / Q Project / 2002
- Simple Additives / TQ-1 / 1998
- Schema / Delit-K / 1998
- Nightfall / P.B.K. / 2002
thoughts:
I got into the Atmospheric DnB style late in the game (circa 2002). It was a style of music that didn’t see a ton of action on west coast of California by that time. Sure, Blame and LTJ Bukem rolled through the scene and played the massive venues but as a style in the clubs it was a rare one. Pretty yet moving, chill but up-beat, it was and is amazing on a huge sound system.
A good chunk of this set comes from Ms. E’s collection. She one day decided to unload a ton of her vinyl and I was offered a chance to dig through and grab whatever I wanted. Em… thank you for this. I still think you are crazy for offering up your music but I am still trying to put it to good use six years later.
