There’s a new remix album for the Cavendish label comprising instrumental Hip Hop tracks sampling archive library records from the Cavendish / Boosey & Hawkes catalog. I have two tracks featured out of twelve alongside tracks from artists including The Herbaliser / Soundsci’s Ollie Teeba. This album is produced for[…]
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The second volume of The Library Archive, compiled by Mr Thing & Chris Read is out today on Heavyweight Double Vinyl, Double CD (which includes Volume 1, available for the first time on CD) and all streaming services. Blurb from BBE Records: “Crate digging DJs Mr Thing and Chris Read[…]
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The second volume of The Library Archive, compiled by Mr Thing & Chris Read is now available to Pre-Order or vinyl and digital. Coinciding with the release of the second volume is a brand new CD release containing both volumes 1 and 2 (pictured above). Blurb from BBE Records: “Crate[…]
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The second volume of ‘The Library Archive’, a deep dive into the crates of the Cavendish and Boosey & Hawkes libraries, compiled by legendary crate digger and good friend Mr Thing and I is finally available for pre-order! Pre-order here.
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“Sony EMI’s famed KPM Music label has been producing high quality recordings for use in Film, Television and Radio for over four decades. WhoSampled arranged for a group of renowned UK diggers, producers and beatmakers to be granted access to the label’s archive of recordings. Their task: to curate a[…]
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This fun project is something I’ve been working on with WhoSampled and EMI for the last month or so. Blurb from WhoSampled: “An acronym for its founding fathers ‘Keith-Prowse-Maurice’, KPM is a label with a storied history which dates all the way back to the 1870 when instrument maker Robert[…]
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WhoSampled have just announced details of 2015’s ‘Samplethon’ event, this time offering 20 up and coming producers the opportunity to sample material from the esteemed Bruton Music catalogue! Watch here or below: Entry details here.
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