Remixed by the Twista Records legends that are Re-con & Squad-E, and featuring some of the very best artists in the UK Hardcore scene, including Dougal, Gammer, Darren Styles, Technicore, MOB, Static, Manian, MC Storm, Chris Unknown, Mark Breeze & many more…including rising Hardcore star Klubfiller

This album is a must for all hardcore fans worldwide.. So get over to iTunes and grab your copy now!!

Disc 1 – Recon

1. Intro – Recon
2. Phantom 7 – Recon & Klubfiller
3. Sound Without A Name – Darren Styles
4. Bang Your Head Off – Recon, Gammer & Klubfiller
5. I Adore (Gammer Remix) – Clear Vu
6. Raggamuffin – Recon & Klubfiller
7. Reasons – Recon & Demand Ft. Mandy Edge
8. The Wheezels – Recon
9. Right Here Right Now – Recon
10. Smack You Like A Bitch – Darren Styles & ReCon
11. Rescue Me – Skepta
12. Since You Been Gone (Klubfiller Remix) – Daruso
13. Mind Scanner – Dougal & Gammer
14. Spaceship – Benni Benassi Feat Kelis & Apl D.
15. The Robot – Recon & Sy
16. Lifting Me Higher – Dougal & Gammer
17. Music – Recon & MC Storm
18. Pacific Sun – Darren Styles & Recon
19. Resensitize – Recon & Hixxy
20. Manjari – Gammer & Recon
21. I Want to be a Hippy – Technohead v Recon

Disc 2 -Ssqus-E

1. Stay – Squad-E
2. Now Or Never – Darren Styles
3. Better Days – Squad-E & MOB
4. Good Times (Squad-E & Klubfiller Remix) – Henry Blank
5. Hardcore Syco – Squad-E & MC Storm
6. Turn Up The Bass – Squad-E & Dougal & Gammer
7. Last Goodbye (Squad-E Remix) – Darren Hotchkiss
8. Down Look Down – Squad-E & Whizzkid
9. Love Is On Fire (Squad-E Remix) – Italo Brothers
10. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 – Squad-E & Seduction
11. Fireflies (Technikore Remix) – Jason Born
12. Do You Love Your Hardcore? – Squad-E & Cyanide
13. I’m Alive – Breeze
14. We Speak No Americano (Gammer Remix) – Yolanda Be Cool feat D Cup
15. Heaven Sent You – Squad-E & Dougal & Gammer
16. Night Fever – Squad-E & Static
17. Hardcore Mutha Fucker – Squad-E & UnKnown
18. Let The Music Play – Squad-E & Technikore
19. Move It – Squad-E & MC Storm
20. Rollin On – Squad-E & Da Doctor
21. Ghettoblaster – Recon, Squad-E and Technikore

Disc 3 – Remixes & Bootlegs

1. Amazing (Hixxy, Sy & Unknown Remix) – Inna
2. Loco (Technikore Remix) – Manian
3. In and Out Of Love (Hixxy, Sy & Unknown Remix) – Armin Van Burin
4. Bring It Back (Dougal & Gammer Remix) – Ultrabeat
5. Pass Out (Unknown Remix) – Candid
6. Chicha Bomb (Sy & Unknown Remix) – Dan Balan
7. Numero Uno – Re-Con & Squad-E
8. Don’t Stop – Dan Winter
9. Stereo Love (DJ SY Remix) – Edward Maya
10. Dirty Love (Dougal & Gammer Remix) – Riskee
11. Nothing On You (Klubfiller Remix) – Jason Born
12. We Dance On (Sy & Unknown Remix) – N Dubz ft BodyRox
13. Powerless – Re-Con & Demand Feat Mandy
14. Crazy – Suad-E Feat Enemy
15. Symphonic – Darren Styles & Re-Con
16. Tru-E – Squad-E
17. The New Style – Re-Con
18. Touch Me – Sy & Re-Con
19. Transmission – Twista V Rsr
20. Stuck On You (Klubfiller Remix) – Scooter

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WINNERS ANNOUNCED:

Well done to the winners of the FREE to enter Hardcore Revelation : Devotion 2010 SMS Competition…

Here are the winners:

• James Benney  & Sonny Tew
  Each winning VIP tickets (includes queue jump, HR lanyard with whistle and a CD of the event)
• Arlene Bradford & David Burgess
  Each winning a Hardcore Revelation & Terratag CoLab T-shirt
• Garry Avis & Jason Day
  Each winning a copy of Core Magazine
• Andy Johnson
  Winning a signed photo of your choice of artist from the event.

For the full line-up for this tremendous event, see out blog post…
Sept 3rd 2010|HR|Freeformation|Hardcore Underground|Club Ice

COLLECTION OF PRIZES:

These can all be collected at Hardcore Revelation : Devotion 2010 on 3rd September 2010 at Club Ice. Signed photo will be posted out to the winner once artist is confirmed and we have had the image signed – TGPromotions.com Ltd

Winner Selection:

All winners were put in a numbered list and 7 of those numbers were picked at random by people again picked at random from my Facebook friends list and MSN, with no knowledge who they corresponded to! Then once we had the winners selected we allocated them numbers 1-7, then the one an only KLUBFILLER kindly took time out to match these up with the prizes listed A-G. Random or What??? – SIMPLES!!

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Thanks for taking some time out to talk to us ahead of your sets at Resistance Vs Ravers Are: on 4th September at the Old Firestation, in Bournemouth..

No probs dude!

As a well established and long running label, it is still important to tell the newer ravers tabout the origin of the label, so can you sum up for us how you got started and where the name Quosh came from?

Of course. Back in ’93 I was playing a lot of Chris Unknown’s solo productions, and we eventually met at a Fusion event in Farnborough in ’94, we swapped numbers, promised eachother a heavy petting session and some arse tickling but before that we met up at a studio in Farnham That’s when Quosh was born, after a few productions, as we realised we worked well together so thought it best to start our own label rather than give the tunes all away to other labels. The name actually came from an orange drink carton that was in the studio at the time, but it also combined with the Hip Hop mentality that I’d grown up with – to “quash” the opposition, so it made sense (and it was a bit different).

Most people know through your own clever marketing that Quosh is ‘Owned and creatively grown by’ yourself and Chris Unknown, but I’m sure people are curious what drives you, gives you inspiration for tracks and how would you sum up the sound that is Quosh?

I suppose the most defining aspect of our sound is the bass – it’s my one big passion, I do love a phat b-line, and Chris does too. Inspiration comes & goes in spurts…you may hear something on TV or the radio which gives you a little idea and you try & work a track around it. Nowadays everyone plays mostly their own material so finding the drive to make tunes is more out of necessity now to keep our sets fresh!

So, what is involved in a typical week within the Quosh headquarters?
Or is there no such things as a ‘typical week’?

Not anymore. Now we’re both working with other producers a lot to keep things interesting but still find plenty of time to work together. There’s so much to do, from producing, to VAT & tax returns, accounting to other artists, delivering content to mp3 stores, getting artwork for releases sorted, keeping the website (QuoshRecords.com) updated, dealing with orders…the list is endless!

As we already mentioned, both you and the label have been in the scene for a number of years, and obviously the scene has changed alot in that time.
Various things like the move from vinyl to CD & digital (MP3s), as well as the use of social media to advertise, I just wanted to pick your brains on those things as you have been around to see all those changes.Firstly, how do you think the move from Vinyl to CDs & MP3s has affect the scene, and do you think it is a good thing?

It’s a good thing in that DJs can test mixdowns of their tunes out cheaply & quickly, no more hauling huge bags of record around either, but the file sharing thing is a big fat pain in the arse for the whole industry. I also think it’s cheapened the scene a bit, because in years gone by producers wouldn’t even think about getting promo done of a tune unless it really was a banger, because of the expense involved in getting it onto vinyl. Nowadays any old shit can get out there…just look at Hixxy…….JOKE before anyone starts on me!

Obviously there is concerns with respect to the sharing of digital files etc, and what is your standpoint on this?

People will always try & get things for free if they can, but what’s annoying is how cheaply we offer our tunes in the first place! I don’t want to preach about how bad it is for the scene etc etc because people already know that. All I can do is give the most amount of respect (and I mean this) to all those who support their favourite artists and buy their material rather than illegally download it.

And are there any measures you are/can take to discourage or stop this?

Not really at the moment. As I mentioned we price them pretty cheaply considering the price of a vinyl! No amount of badgering people to stop illegal downloading because it will kill the scene will help – they don’t care!! They just wanna save a quid

Obviosuly you still use Vinyl to scratch during your sets, I was just wondering why with the release of the ‘Skip Proof’ series on CD you haven’t moved acorss to digital scratching?
Is it the feel of the vinyl scratching, the less impressive look scratching on CDJs, or something else?

I much prefer the feel of vinyl decks to CD decks, simples! Remember I come from a Hip Hop background – turntables still rule in that game

So with regards to the label again, some people may not understand how the signing to a label works, could you help them out with that? For example people sometimes release on a record label but does that mean they are signed to the label?

We sign tracks 99% of the time, not artists, at Quosh. So it is a contract between the releasing record label (Quosh) and the producer just for a (or some) specific track(s). Some labels sign artists to work for them exclusively or non-exclusively.

And if a signer is signed to a label can they only record for that label?

Depends on the terms of the contract. They can be exclusive or non-exclusive. It’s up to the label & the artist to agree on these terms.

Brilliant, thanks for that insight.
OK so moving onto the event coming up next weekend. What can the ravers expect from you, other than your awesome scratching prowess? Are there any any new releases or cheeky bootlegs to watch out for?

Yep loads of new stuff, few cheeky booties, some original vocal & instrumentals

Going back to back with the current number one DJ, that should be an awesome set, I know I am looking forward to it are you, and how do you feel about going B2B on your sets?

I enjoy them actually, not being constantly on the decks means you can soak up some of the atmosphere & think a bit more carefully about what next to play. And of course I’m looking forward to it you nutter!!

I’m sure alot of ravers often wonder, despite years of DJing at events, how you feel just before you step up to the decks and effects?
Do you still get nervous, and how do you prepare for a set?

Not really nervous, maybe apprehensive. The thing is I often do last sets and that’s a difficult task, cos everyone else has been on, cained all the big tunes, so it’s knowing (or rather trying to imagine) what HASN’T been played perhaps, but also giving the crowd that final big send off. In terms of preparing, I always try & ring a few of the boys before I get to a gig to see what they played etc to try & avoid repetition.

Can we expect to see a Quosh live PA anytime soon??

Oh I should think so. Not sure when or where yet though!

Thanks again for your time. But one final question before you go.
What do you think of Bournemouth as a raving town??

Could possibly be my favourite now.
Every party I do down there goes off!! Must be the warmer weather?!

So there is is.. straight from the legend himself… Make sure you don’t miss his very special set at The Summer Slammer 2010 – THIS SATURDAY!!!

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On Saturday 4th September two of the most forward thinking brands in the south
team up for this awesome spectacular at The Old Firestation in Bournemouth!

RESISTANCE vs RAVERS ARE: Present’s The Summer Slammer !!
For full details check out the event minisite

Having truly rocked The Old Fire Station in Bournemouth last event, with an absolutely
stomping line up, it is great to see RESISTANCE have this time teamed up with
Bristol based promoters RAVERS ARE: to bring you an even bigger line up!

What more is there for us to say other than let the
line up do the talking, and see you on the dancefloor!!

MAIN ARENA: UK HARDCORE

• 0400 – 0500 : Recon with MC Wotsee

  This Twista Records  bad boy steps up for the second weekend running to deliver what is set to be a phenomenal power hour full of outstanding tunes and special additions, featuring the Welsh and the driving force behind Wales’ premium hardcore night – Hardcore Evo , stepping up to end the night in true lyrical style

• 0300 – 0400 : Joey Riot with MC Enemy

  Delivery of an outstanding set is always to be expected when it come to the world’s number one hardcore record label! So fasten your seatbelts and get ready for the ride, as Lethal Theory take you through this hour of slamming hardcore!

• 0200 – 0300 : Gammer B2B Sy with MC Whizzkid B2B Wotsee – The 4 deck set!

  4 Decks, 4 Artists, just 1 hour – Get yourself ready for something truly special!!
  As the world’s number one hardcore DJ steps up for an hour of back to back business along side the world’s number one hardcore scratch-master, with not one but two Double-You’s on the microphone. Whizzkid back to back Wotsee… What more need we say – A legendary combination!

• 0100 – 0200 : Kurt B2B Mark Smith with MC Skatty

  Once again we have the world’s number one hardcore record label, this time in the shape of DJ Kurt, creating some back to back madness with the help of a superstar MC in the making, and Breakthrough MC nominee at the Hardcore Heaven awards – The one and only MC Skatty!

• 0000 – 0100 : Hixxy with MC Storm

  The B O S S of the hardcore scene, steps up alongside the reputable driving force behind hardcore MCing, and one of the leading names in the scene “Here’s the famous S T O R M!”

• 2300 – 0000 : Chris Unknown With MC Whizzkid

  Once again we are treated to some, far from Unknown, hardcore business from the second half of the fabulous Quosh brand alongside the world’s number one hardcore MC, who’s online following alone blows most people’s minds… Number one MC and social networking legend.. MC Whizzkid!

• 2200 – 2300 : DJ MOB & Pikey with MC Reconize

  South coast rising star and musical genius extrordinaire, DJ MOB steps up for some back to back action with one of the forces behind the ever popular Ravers Are: brand. That topped off with competition winner and the voice behind the popular “Feel The Rush” radio show on hCore.fm, please welcom MC Reconize.

• 2100 – 2200 : Joyrider B2B Ben Niacin with MC Mayhem One of the promoters goes back to back with another name and the face behind the Ravers Are: Bristol based brand, with the south coast’s wicked MC Mayhem!

ARENA 2: HARDTRANCE & HARDSTYLE
• 0300 – 0400
  Marcio, Menace,Rennz with MC Salter B2B NRG
• 0200 – 0300
  Gazzy’B’ B2B Louk With Mc Riggsy
• 0100 – 0200
  Slideout B2B Ben Eye Mc NRG
• 0000 – 0100
  Iain Cross (Last 10 Years) With MC Riggsy
• 2300 – 0000
  Wragg & Log:One With Mc NRG
• 2200 – 2300
  Busho with Mc Salter
• 2100 – 2200
  Northern Roy With Mc Riggsy

ARENA 3: KORE vs +12
• 0415 – 0500
  Teflon With Mc Salter
• 0330 – 0415
  DJ Skee With Mc Wez1el
• 0230 – 0330
  Lil Bri B2B Tactics With MC Redi Night
• 0130 – 0230
  Fat Steve & dave Castellano With MC Deverstate
• 0045 – 0130
  DJ Ferrisoi MC Lixxy
• 2345 – 0045
  Callum G b2b A1 With MC Oddball
• 2300 – 2345
  DJ Burnout MC Fluid
• 2200 – 2300
  Sean-E & Dorset Dave

PLEASE NOTE SOME ROOMS CLOSE & OPEN AT DIFFERENT TIMES.

• Make sure you get your names down on the  Facebook Event Page
• Buy event tickets from Ticketsellers.co.uk

TheSummerSlammer2010.co.uk

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Once again brining Bournemouth some seriously good Live PA business, this time featuring the Justin Edwards AKA Ultra, who’s talents and style deserve a whole page of their own. Once again pulling in a great crowd  this time of around 800 people out for a good night and there to enjoy his live PA.

The night was yet another huge success, though we have come to expect no less from the brand that is Bad Bizznez, and the gallery of photos can be seen via the link: TGPromotions.com photos from Ultra’s Live PA at Party Like A Superstar

Please feel free to share this post, the gallery and tag your friends!! And as always your comments are also welcomed below!

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TOMORROW NIGHT

Electrik Return to their original stomping groups at UNIT, St Marys Road, Southampton for one night only

29 DJs and 18 MCs

A bargain at just SEVEN pounds -
That’s right, just £7 for 7 hours raving!!
8pm-3am – DON’T MISS OUT!!

Electrik Bank Holiday Sunday Event On Facebook

Check out the Facebook Event page for all the updates and full line up and more details!!

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Featuring the unique, once-in-a-generation British soul voice and a hugely gifted songwriter that is McLean, this event went down a storm with over 700 people turning out in force to show their support and enjoy his live PA.

Massive respect to promoter DeeJay Bizzy for another outstanding event under his
Slick & Sexy brand, that seems to be going from strength to strength!!

Appearing alongside Bad Bizznez residents, and then taking the time to sign autographs and have photos taken with his fans, this all added to the excitement of the night.

All in all the night was a huge success and the gallery of photos can be seen via the link: TGPromotions.com photos from McLean’s Live PA at Slick & Sexy

Please feel free to share this post, the gallery and tag your friends!! And as always your comments are also welcomed below!

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That’s right, Hardcore Heaven Best Breakthrough MC Award Nominee :
MC Skatty has teamed up with the very talented DJ Davies, to bring you a mix with a mash up of only the very best tracks from today’s hardcore scene. With the uber varied lyric talents of MC Skatty being laid down of tracks from the crème de la crème of the UK Hardcore movement. And that’s exactly what you will end up doing, you won’t be able to stop yourself from moving as you get your Hardcore Fix, as this high energy and thumping mix is cranked up and smashed through your speakers in your House, Car, or anywhere…

There is no right place to listen to this mix, as it’s designed to give you exactly what you need.. that Hardcore Fix, just when and where YOU need it!

Having previously worked together to bring you the awesome ‘Life Goes On’ released on Hardcore Revelation‘s digital label Revelation Digital, a mix series was the natural progression for these to boys. Both local to the Isle Of Wight, who regularly travel nationwide and even internationally for their love of Hardcore and in search of their very own Hardcore Fix

MC Skatty reminds us in his unique lyrical way that raving is a way of life, where you find new friends you consider as close as family, and who are dedicated to the scene and everything that it stands for. That is exactly what these two boys are all about…

DJ Davies is a fast rising star getting alot of attention since teaming up with MC Skatty producing a track that has already received alot of attention nationwide. Striving to develop his own unique sound and DJing style, whilst drawing influence from various well established artists and some lesser know DJs as well. Davies is dedicated to further developing his skills and honing his DJing never complacent Josh is continually pushing himself!

MC Skatty, as the award nomination would suggest is now a nationally recognised household name for hardcore! Having played alongside all the artists who’s tracks are featured in the mix including Essential Platinum bad boys,  Dougal & Gammer, as well as Junkbox founder and legendary DJ, Darren Styles, the brainchild behind the Futureworld label, Mark Breeze, Lethal Theory‘s head honcho, Joey Riot and 24-7 & Raverbaby‘s very own legend and recent signing, Al Storm, amongst others.

Travelling up and down the country week in week out, always full of energy and brand new lyrics for the ravers, MC Skatty is an asset to any hardcore line up!!

Artwork by Obie At : DigitechMedia.co.uk | info@digitechmedia.co.uk
Highly recommended for any music scene related artwork design work you may have!

Click the artwork above to download the mix..

Or Skatty / Davies soundcloud accounts below!!

To book MC Skatty

Contact TGBookings:

• E: bookings@tgpromotions.com
• T: 07514-666-322
• FB:  Facebook.com/TGBookings

• MC Skatty
  
• DJ Davies
• TG Bookings

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Don’t forget Darren Styles Album comes out Monday 23rd August!!

Why not pre order your copy now from Amazon for the bargain price of just £8.95

Don’t miss out!!

Full details on the album can be found on our blog here:

Music News:
Feel The Pressure CD Release by Darren Styles

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On Saturday 4th September two of the most forward thinking brands in the south
team up for this awesome spectacular at The Old Firestation in Bournemouth!

RESISTANCE vs RAVERS ARE: Present’s The Summer Slammer !!
For full details check out the event minisite

Having truly rocked The Old Fire Station in Bournemouth last event, with an absolutely
stomping line up, it is great to see RESISTANCE have this time teamed up with
Bristol based promoters RAVERS ARE: to bring you an even bigger line up!

What more is there for us to say other than let the
line up do the talking, and see you on the dancefloor!!

MAIN ARENA: UK HARDCORE

• Gammer B2B Sy with MC Whizzkid B2B Wotsee
  (4 deck set)
• Hixxy with MC Storm
• Joey Riot with MC Enemy
• Recon with MC Wotsee
• Chris Unknown With MC Whizzkid
• Kurt B2B Mark Smith with MC Skatty
• DJ Mob & Pikey with MC Reconize
• Joyrider B2B Ben Niacin with MC Mayhem
• MCs : Storm, Whizzkid, Wotsee, Enemy, Skatty, Mayhem, Reconize

ARENA 2: HARDTRANCE & HARDSTYLE

• Slideout B2B Ben Eye
  (World Exclusive)
• Iain Cross
  (Last 10 Years)
• Wragg & Log:One
  (wraggandlogone.com)
• Gazzy ‘B’ B2B Louk
• Busho
  (Thera Rec)
• Marcio
• Menace
• Rennz
• Northern Roy
• MCs: Riggsy, N.R.G, Salter

ARENA 3: KORE vs +12

• Teflon & MC NRG
• Lil Bri B2B Tactics
• Dj Skee
• Sean-E & Dorset Dave
• FatSteve & Dave Castellano
• Callum G B2B A1
• DJ Ferrisoi
• DJ Burnout

• MCs: NRG, Redi Night, Deverstate, Lixxy, Wez1el, Oddball, Fluid

TICKET INFO:

Standard Tickets £15
A very limited number of tickets will be available on the door

The Ticket Sellers

• Bournemouth:
  Bournemouth Uni - Talbot Campus
  Frolic 01202 290308
  King Bong 01202 290308
• Poole:
  Treds 01202 666661
• Southampton:
  Lucid 02380 233533
• Portsmouth:
  Withit 02392 874300
• Weymouth:
  Tunes 01305 788880
• Bridport:
  Record Centre 01308 425707
• Taunton:
  Deckhedz 01823 352004
• Yeovil:
  Acorn Records 01935 425503Exeter: Reform 01392 435577
• Salisbury:
  Treds 01722 321320
• Winchester:
  Stinkyfish 01962 855343
• Isle of Wight:
  Skatty 07835800470

COACHES:

Full Tickets & Return Coach Packages.
Call Ernie 07973551171

• Southampton £22
• Portsmouth £26
• Farham £26
• Winchester £26
• Chichester £28
• Basingstoke £28

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