The Moon Zoop Jam - Musik

Blending Influences Both Classic And Contemporary From The Outermost Reaches Of Dubstep Hip Hop And Beyond Slugabed Has Received Unanimous Praise For His First Ninja Tune Releases Since Signing To The Label Last Year And There Is Much Anticipation For His Forthcoming Debut Album. Under His Slugabed Alias 23 Year-Old Greg Feldwick Creates Music Which Is At Once Complex Deep Thoughtful And Above All Distinctive. It Channels The Energy Of The Best Of Todays Bass Music Through Spacey Bleeps And Meditative Melodies To Explore The Outermost Reaches Of Electronic Music Making Today. Originally Hailing From Bath UK Feldwick Relocated To Brighton In 2008 Where He Played An Instrumental Role In The Success Of Local Club Night Donky Pitch For Which He Still Holds A Residency. The First Rumblings Of Appreciation From His Peers Came At This Time From Slugabed’s Initial Pool Of 12-Inches. Releases For The Ramp Recordings And Stuff Records Labels Were The First Introduction For Many To His Work With Both Records Demonstrating His Ability To Combine Intelligent And Original Production Skills With Undeniable Dance Floor Appeal. Strong Club And Radio Support Followed From A Wide Range Of Respected DJs Including Mary Anne Hobbs Mark Pritchard Benji B Laurent Garnier And Surgeon As Well As Tom Ravenscroft And Huw Stevens On BBC Radio 1. With An Already Impressive Catalogue Of Official Remixes For The Likes Of Starkey Eprom And Kelpe Under His Belt He Also Created His Own Unofficial Version Of Pharoah Monch’s Classic ‘Simon Says’ Which Devastated Dancefloors Worldwide. However It Was His ‘Ultra Heat Treated’ EP Released In 2009 On The Prestigious Planet Mu Label That Propelled Slugabed Furthest Into The Spotlight Winning Him New Support And Glowing Reviews Across The Board As Well As Interest From Some Of The Best Cutting-Edge Record Labels Around.
Partly As A Result Of This Interest He Was Offered A Chance To Remix Roots Manuva’s All-Time Great “Witness 1Hope ” For Ninja Tune’s Twentieth Anniversary Box Set. The Result Was One Of The Standouts Of That Mammoth Collection And Made Him One Of Only A Handful Of Producers To Successfully Remix That Classic Cut. In Fact Roots Manuva Himself Liked It So Much That He Personally Requested The Instrumental So That He Could Use It In His Live Set. Almost Inevitably The Album Deal With Ninja Tune Followed Shortly After. Since Then Things Have Really Taken Off For Feldwick. He Has Played At The Legendary Berghain Club In Berlin As Part Of Scuba’s SUB STANCE Night Toured Canada And Asia And Remixed Both Eskmo And Stateless For His New Home Label As Well As Supplying Another Remix For The Mighty Roots Manuva's 'Get The Get' Single. His First Tour Of The US Is Planned For March 2012. Funny Clever Referential Sometimes Moving And Never Anything But Completely Himself Slugabed Is A Substantial New Presence In UK Bass Music. read less