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04-11-2008, 11:42 AM
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THE INSIDE JOB (https://www.beatport.com/en-US/html/content/release/detail/106712/the_inside_job_ep)
FURIOUS RECORDS
FR-017
Justin Case (aka Division By Zero) unleashes a 4-track breaks/dubstep pack on exclusive Beatport (https://www.beatport.com/en-US/html/content/release/detail/106712/the_inside_job_ep) pre-release today.
Leading off is the monstrous Dubstep Who. This cut was a massive crowd pleaser in Justin’s hometown of Ottawa, Ontario and should not be missed. A techno influenced bouncing bass line collides with a very signature synth riff guaranteeing this one gets stuck in your head for at least a week.
Up second is the breaks track Now I See. Combining bubbly electro bass and classic booty beats this one can be best described as ‘breakbeats in space’.
Third is the dubstep neck breaker Move Dem Body. If the previous track was breakbeats in space, this is dubstep on acid.
Rounding up is the slick and steady title track The Inside Job. Justin gets close to a commercial electronic breaks sound and then turns it up with a massive sub bass line. This track is perfect for dance clubs and radio DJ’s alike. Check it.
Exclusively on Beatport (https://www.beatport.com/en-US/html/content/release/detail/106712/the_inside_job_ep) from April 8 and available everywhere in May
www.furiousrecords.ca (http://www.furiousrecords.ca/)
THE INSIDE JOB (https://www.beatport.com/en-US/html/content/release/detail/106712/the_inside_job_ep)
FURIOUS RECORDS
FR-017
Justin Case (aka Division By Zero) unleashes a 4-track breaks/dubstep pack on exclusive Beatport (https://www.beatport.com/en-US/html/content/release/detail/106712/the_inside_job_ep) pre-release today.
Leading off is the monstrous Dubstep Who. This cut was a massive crowd pleaser in Justin’s hometown of Ottawa, Ontario and should not be missed. A techno influenced bouncing bass line collides with a very signature synth riff guaranteeing this one gets stuck in your head for at least a week.
Up second is the breaks track Now I See. Combining bubbly electro bass and classic booty beats this one can be best described as ‘breakbeats in space’.
Third is the dubstep neck breaker Move Dem Body. If the previous track was breakbeats in space, this is dubstep on acid.
Rounding up is the slick and steady title track The Inside Job. Justin gets close to a commercial electronic breaks sound and then turns it up with a massive sub bass line. This track is perfect for dance clubs and radio DJ’s alike. Check it.
Exclusively on Beatport (https://www.beatport.com/en-US/html/content/release/detail/106712/the_inside_job_ep) from April 8 and available everywhere in May
www.furiousrecords.ca (http://www.furiousrecords.ca/)