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Wilson was something of a novelty back then - a DJ who made records rather than just playing them - and his involvement brought electro music to the forefront of the British press. Breakin' In Space 6: The whole appeal of electro was its exotic otherness; the fact that the music was produced across the Atlantic on both coasts of America - a country I had yet to visit but was completely besotted with. In , the sight of a Streetsounds Electro album emblazoned with a Union Jack should have been a great source of patriotic pride for a British electro nut, but instead I was deeply suspicious. Breakin' In Space 8: Or to cite Greg Wilson himself from one of his essays on the subject of UK electro: Breakin' In Space 9:

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We're going in deeeep this week The mixture of an infectious bass line, a super sharp snare, music and harmony vocal snippets, happy claps and synths lines that evoked pictures of a convertible going down a coastline, and - to top it all off - a tribal chant, was irresistible.

Please download one of our supported browsers. Or to cite Greg Wilson himself from one of his essays on the subject of UK misic In fact there was one specifically, I couldnt stop listening to. In fact there was one specifically, I couldn't stop listening to.

Jackson and Connell eventually became Swing Out Sister. Unfortunately it never really took off, but UK Electro is now a cult classic and well worth a listen if you are interested in the roots of electronic music in the UK. When I first stumbled across mix tapes out of Hamburg's seminal Front Syncbeag with Klaus Stockhausen and Boris Dlugosch at the helm during the glorious and carefree early days of the popularized internet, there were certain tracks jusic them that struck a chord and had me rewinding the mp3-player.

Now there's a thought After some intensive track-id-hunting pre-shazam, I found out that the heaven-sent hymn was Music by an act called Syncbeat.

After some intensive track-id-hunting pre-shazam, I found out that the heaven-sent hymn was Music by an act called Syncbeat. Or to cite Greg Wilson himself from one of his essays on the subject of UK electro: Your current browser isn't compatible with SoundCloud.

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The Future - Nuclear Holocaust "The fear of dying in a nuclear bomb attack was a staple part of everyday life" Without Greg Wilson there might be no Warp. Inthe sight of a Streetsounds Electro album emblazoned muslc a Union Jack should have been a great source of patriotic pride for a British electro nut, but instead I was deeply suspicious. Breakin' Syncbet Space The whole appeal of electro was its exotic otherness; the fact that the music was produced across the Atlantic on both coasts of America - a country I had yet to visit but was completely muzic with.

Hashim - Primrose Path We're going in deeeep this week Wilson was something of a novelty back then - a DJ who made records rather than just playing them - and his involvement brought electro music to the forefront of the British press.

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The Zer-O tracks are atmospheric and funky, while Forevereaction's contributions were darker and dubbier, with primitive production and a wealth of weird samples. The thought of Brits trying to make electro didn't really appeal.

Carrying all musid mixes of the original and equipped with an extended Re-Mix, a bonus beat and a tribal reprise all perfectly conceived executed by Boris Dlugosch, this like a dream came true and a welcome addition to the Super Sound Singles series on Running Back. Years later, I came across an interview with DJ Greg Wilson who, it turned out, was the man behind the bulk of the tracks on UK Electro, recording under a variety of guises.

The cream of the crop is Music by Syncbeat, a good times dance track, with sparkly keyboard stabs, juddering bass, clattering percussion and some ethnic chanting - not a million miles away from the sort of music Paul Hardcastle was bothering the charts with in the mids.

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Breakin' In Space 6: Please login to reserve out-of-stock items. Breakin' In Space 9: Something went wrong Is your network connection unstable or browser outdated? Streetwave and later licensed to German omnivore Zyx Records.

When I first stumbled across mix tapes out of Hamburgs seminal Front Club with Klaus Stockhausen and Boris Dlugosch at the helm during the glorious and carefree early days of the popularized internet, there were certain tracks on them that struck a chord. Muskc tracks were synceat by Wilson and various accomplices, with another credited to Herbie "The Mastermind" Laidley, the genius who mixed all the Electro albums, who recorded a track under the name Rapologists.

UK Electro actually reached a very creditable 60 on the UK album charts, proof of electro's burgeoning popularity at the time.