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Chris Read ‘Small Steps’ LP (Extended Edition) Out Today!

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I’m very pleased to announce that alongside the release of my new single today, my ‘Small Steps’ LP (first released March this year) has been re-released as special ‘Extended Edition’ including all of the alternate versions, instrumentals and remixes from the various singles: 23 tracks in total for the bargain[…]

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BBE Takeover at Love Vinyl This Saturday

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This Saturday BBE Records and R2 Records takeover Love Vinyl for the day with DJ sets from a selection of DJs from both labels. Unfortunately I need to head out of town for a gig up in Bristol so won’t be able to make it down after all, but it[…]

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‘Get On Up: James Brown’ Official Website

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WhoSampled has partnered with Universal Music to present a new website celebrating the most sampled artist of all time, The Godfather of Soul, James Brown. To coincide with the release of the new James Brown biopic, ‘Get On Up: The James Brown Story‘, in movie theatres across the US on[…]

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Interview with Pop Wansel for WhoSampled

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I recently interviewed Grammy award winning producer (and son of Dexter Wansel) Pop Wansel. Blurb from WhoSampled: “For the latest edition of the WhoSampled interview series, we speak with Grammy award winning producer Pop Wansel. Pop has produced for the likes or Kanye, Elle Varner, Alicia Keys, Wiz Khalifa, Miguel,[…]

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Interview with Mr Thing for WhoSampled

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I recently interviewed my friend and fellow BBE compadre Mr Thing for the WhoSampled interview series in support of his recent release Strange Breaks & Mr Thing Volume III for BBE Records. Blurb from WhoSampled: “For the latest edition of the WhoSampled interview series we speak with world champion DJ[…]

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Classic Material: ‘The Breaks of 88’ Mixed by Chris Read

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The second mix in the ‘Breaks of …’ series, a continuation of sorts from the Diary mixtape and Classic Material mix series, ‘The Breaks of …’ revisits the chronological theme of those mixes, this time reconstructing classic hip hop from the year in question utilising only the original sample material.[…]

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