When garage meets soul!! Had this playing on my Technics 1200s in the background vibsing to it the other night. This is truly for the true underground heads. Chris you're a beast mate!!
Check out a real zed bias track like *let me know* or *been here before* , think it's on djs for life (dfl) recordings, I have too much vinyl you see. Check out my mix up #djlnr
@@TakeMeBackPirateRadio also i hope we all notice the eq bass curve on vinyl. When eq music for vinyl everything can be turned way up especially the highs, the lows then reduced at the end or else needle will jump about. . I'm a weeks time I'm uploading another mix up. This time even more real oldskool track many may have forgotten or never heard. .I can honestly say I've been a dj for over xxx years
Zed bias uses different type drums and melody structures though so as a dj I would say not really and if you mean the vocals then yes. I wouldn't put most producers up their with composers because majority producers sample stuff, it's what most people like about the majority music they hear even no sample based music uses samples nowadays and long before due to technology, if video can be made real etc special effects then sound can surely be a magical thing. It's like most music today, listen to it good and you can find the original from when I was growing up, people of today don't want to create just reuse etc copy and paste era. . The sixties the seventies and eighties all had a fight, etc every era created their own uniqueness to be their own era hence the names, the nineties even though my era was more mid eighites it wasn't anything special besides game consoles in home and media change etc did and cd players. I remember in the late eighties into the nineties it was all about the seventies and eighties still and guess what, still is, the nineties is a big remix of the seven and eights and the era we're in now is a super remix of everything and evil I mean go onto tik tok, they take any music and act evil behind it, young little kids will see this and think that's how to behave and get attention, something tells me we will see more worrying crimes in the future. .
Chris Mack living legend for this and plenty more others
There's plenty more Chris on YT, for meeeeeee
@@EdiDrums I like that. Superb.
Plenty more fo sure …
Fish in the seeeeeeaaaa
I believe love
Big up all the London pirate radio stations that helped support and carry this sound!
When garage meets soul!! Had this playing on my Technics 1200s in the background vibsing to it the other night. This is truly for the true underground heads. Chris you're a beast mate!!
You know that bro!! Big up!!
Jheeeez... real underground flava, takes me way way back.
Serious tune
Chris Mack AKA Potential Bad Boy you're a legend!!
Riddim big up the pirates
Trust!! You know bruva!!
Higher Levels.
agree with below comments absolute magic liking the reverb on the kick snares as well pure bliss!!!!
Bad
setting the settings
big bomb indeed by the 2steppin chris
whatta ledge, his tunes are just next level
One of my favourites is Chris Mack's remix of Mario Cee - Negativiti ruclips.net/video/2EoufRRrK3U/видео.html
Chris Mack was also a legend in the Jungle scene, he went under the name of Potential Bad Boy!!!
Wicked
Repress on Dr Banana! DRBAGAIN02
A bit like Zed Bias tuneeeeee 💣💯%👏👏
Zed bias is a legend, Chris did his ting first though. Confetti go way back..
You should have known. Lol
Check out a real zed bias track like *let me know* or *been here before* , think it's on djs for life (dfl) recordings, I have too much vinyl you see. Check out my mix up #djlnr
@@DJLNR. Loved that tune and the DFL label. It got battered on London pirate radio and the garage rave scene.
@@TakeMeBackPirateRadio also i hope we all notice the eq bass curve on vinyl.
When eq music for vinyl everything can be turned way up especially the highs, the lows then reduced at the end or else needle will jump about. .
I'm a weeks time I'm uploading another mix up. This time even more real oldskool track many may have forgotten or never heard. .I can honestly say I've been a dj for over xxx years
Zed bias uses different type drums and melody structures though so as a dj I would say not really and if you mean the vocals then yes. I wouldn't put most producers up their with composers because majority producers sample stuff, it's what most people like about the majority music they hear even no sample based music uses samples nowadays and long before due to technology, if video can be made real etc special effects then sound can surely be a magical thing.
It's like most music today, listen to it good and you can find the original from when I was growing up, people of today don't want to create just reuse etc copy and paste era. .
The sixties the seventies and eighties all had a fight, etc every era created their own uniqueness to be their own era hence the names, the nineties even though my era was more mid eighites it wasn't anything special besides game consoles in home and media change etc did and cd players.
I remember in the late eighties into the nineties it was all about the seventies and eighties still and guess what, still is, the nineties is a big remix of the seven and eights and the era we're in now is a super remix of everything and evil I mean go onto tik tok, they take any music and act evil behind it, young little kids will see this and think that's how to behave and get attention, something tells me we will see more worrying crimes in the future. .