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HOLE IN MY HEAD sees DOGTOWN once again call on the vocal dexterity of
MC SirReal, who last appeared with the guys on FREAK in 2007. SirReal
really gets his vocal inside your head, and the massive Van Helden-
style electroid riff is a completely sick. This is a big, big room
track.

And wouldn’t you know….being the fine gents that they are, here’s a free track to motivate your adidas:

http://www.mediafire.com/?dtgpklkaj63ous2

Dogtown Clash have been inactive f or a couple of years, with – The
hardest working man in showbiz- BARRY ASHWORTH concentrating on his
DUB PISTOLS stuff and BILLY BOREZ relaunching ZERO B. But what a way
to return, and kick off the run-in to the release of their album! With
its catchy UNKLE-esque vocal hook and revved-to-the-max riff, the
original has already been acclaimed by various DJs, with EDDY TEMPLE
MORRIS from XFM calling it: The best thing they have ever done. When
you think that Eddy’s most played track ever on XFM is Dogtown Clash
WEST LONDON’S BURNING, that is quite an accolade. Other early support
has come from the STANTON WARRIORS and BEAT ASSASSINS.

The Westway guys have put together a big international remix package
for this baby. Florida breaks dude PAUL FARACE turns in a corking
revamp, while SANGERS AND RA from Australia also take their mix down a
broken rhythms path while keeping fairly faithful to the original.

Electro fiend IDC, meanwhile, flips the script for hi s ghetto electro
disco rejig, and KOUNCILHOUSE employs the screaming synths in his sink
estate reworking. Finally, NILS JUMPEN (France) supplies a jaunty,
squelchy electronic house take which kinda recalls Riva Starr in all
his cheeky glory.

This release is all set to be one of Westway’s biggest yet. What is
more, there’s even a bootleg video that someone (the mysterious MR
REXLEY) has done floating around online, helping to spread the gospel
virally. The Westway crew say they have no clue as to how he got hold
of the track, but are happy enough with the tribute vid to allow it to
be used on blogs.

I would like to draw your attention to the first draft of a new track we’re working on called Venemous.  This breakbeat number has a classic feel to it, and while we work out the finer details – feel free to take a listen and drop a comment

Breakz R Boss Records is a New Digital Label coming out of Western Canada which is owned and operated by Bass Charger and the Breakz R Boss Crew. You can expect to hear the best, fresh and newest sounds from Canadians Nuskool, Tech, Tearout, Funky, & Electro Breakz. Bassline, Fidget & Electro 4×4 styles, DubStep & DNB styles too.

The good folks at Break R Boss have provided us with a FREE TRACK for you to pump right here:

Bass Dreamers – Can I Get Down (Original-Mix)

Breakz R Boss 2010 Release Schedule

(BRB-D01) Somsay – Government Lies Ft Ric Rags + Remixes by Mr. Bassline Junk-E & Dreamthief
(BRB-D02) Scratche – Good Timing + Remixes by Metachemical, Dave Dialect & Steve Velocity
(BRB-D03) vA – Canadian Breakbeats V.1
(BRB-D04) ViperCorps – ViperFunk Ft. JPrime + Remixes Scratche + Dope Tito
(BRB-D05) Bass Dreamers Remixes by Dee Bass, MistR Wolf, Mctwist, Jonny Sequence

http://www.myspace.com/breakzrbossrecords
http://soundcloud.com/breakzrbossrecords
http://twitter.com/breakzrbossrecs
http://breakzrbossrecords.blogspot.com/
http://www.breakbeat.ca/

Lucky Break was established in 2004 by Stuttgarts breakbeat djs Jay Vee & Piwi. It started as a monthly event series @ Cine Colibri (a former cinema converted into a club).

Beginning on Thursdays, the 2nd season made it to the weekend and until the club was closed for another fancy shopping center end of 2007, we hosted artists like Shut Up And Dance, Ed Solo, Altern 8, Circuit Breaker, Baobinga, Flore, and many more.

After a short period of time Lucky Break moved on to Club Synchron for some selected events and from June 2009 the new home of Lucky Break will be Club Lehmann (Lucky Break Parties will take place every other month).

In 2005 Jay Vee & Piwi started a weekly radio show on dnbradio.net, which is constantly gaining more attention (especially the “best of breaks” specials once a year).
In 2008 the concept of Lucky Break was extended and Lucky Break Recordings was established in order to push forward good breakbeat music.

Lucky Break has placed themselves in the game with a number of releases to date – many of which are available through Beatport.com
LBR007 (May10):
DJ Mutiny – Tell U Something
featuring
Afghan Headspin Rmx
Jack Stat Rmx
and additional digital-only goodies:
Spyke Rmx

LBR006 (Fabruary10):
Jack Stat ft Liz Melody – Chemistry
featuring
Maelstrom Rmx
and additional digital-only goodies:
Maelstrom Radio Mix
Jack Stat DnB Edit
Autodidakt Rmx

LBR005 (November09):
Vipercorps – Overclocked
featuring
I.D. Rmx
and additional digital-only goodies:
T.R.O. Rmx
Jack Stat Rmx
LBR004 (September09):
Jack Stat – Bombaman
featuring
Shut Up And Dance Hallelujay Mix
and additional digital-only goodies:
Break The Box – The Hell (Jack Stat Rmx)
B-Phreak – Firecrack (Jack Stat Rmx)

LBR003 (June09):
B-Phreak – Firecrack
featuring remix by
Plaza de Funk
LBR002 (Apr.09):
Jack Stat – The Spirit
featuring remix by
DJ Fixx
LBR001 (Feb.09):
Break The Box – The Hell listen
featuring remix by
Ninelives The Cat

More info on the label can be found on their myspace page!  Big love out to the breakbeat Canadians helping the scene.

http://www.myspace.com/breakzrbossrecords

Groovediggerz – Body Flow (jprime remix)