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The Beat Freakers - Ghetto Cardio
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Biography of The Beat Freakers
As DJ's, 'The Beat Freakers' have a resume that highlights their ability to construct diverse live performances. By providing support to artists such as Rabbit in the Moon, The Drummatic Twins, The Freestylers, Donald Glaude, Mixmaster Mike, Josh 'The Funky 1,' Jesse Saunders, Ed Rush and Optical, and DJ Craze, 'The Beat Freakers' have solidified their rank within the top tier of the International electronic music community. Their high-energy style establishes an immediate rapport with any audience, and their desire to recreate a studio session in real time sets them apart from the current crop of lackluster performers. Using samples, locked grooves, and acapellas in conjuction with turntable trickery and furious scratch sessions, 'The Beat Freakers' craft live sets that are eclipsed only by their original productions.
Their first single, entitled 'Duck and Cover,' is a funky breaks bomb inspired by their Chicago House roots. Remixed by Myagi (aka Sole Claw), undoubtedly one of the most prolific Breaks producers in North America, the EP found a home with the fledgling 'Funky Cactus Recordings' based in San Francisco. This signing made them label mates of the legendary 'Bassbin Twins,' among others, and set the stage for their acid laden breakbeat follow-up single entitled 'Slow Your Roll.' With 'Slow Your Roll' nearing completion, the future will find 'Beat Freaker' originals in the most watched record crates all over the world.
Never the kind of artists to squander their momentum, 'The Beat Freakers' have a number of high profile gigs in 2005 that should continue to bolster their International status, the largest being a return to the main stage of the 2005 World Electronic Music Festival. While the grassroots have been extremely kind (including over 15,000 downloads of their last two mixes distribued online), the stage is set for 'The Beat Freakers' to take their place at the forefront of the next generation of industry leaders.
1) Mobilegazer - My House (General Midi Mix) [Kilowatt]
2) Atomic Hooligan - Seven 10 Split (Extended Atomic Hooligan Mix) [Botchit + Scarper]
3) Lee Coombs + Andy Gardner - Obsessional Rhythm (Atomic Hooligan Mix) [Fingerlickin]
4) Phonik - Don't Stop The Funk (In Da Club Mix) [Sound Division]
5) Disco Darlings - Freaks (Vox Mix) [Audio Friction]
6) Ian Carey - Prince Uptown [So True Recordings]
7) DJ DLG - The Drums (Original Mix) [Audio Friction]
8) Da Fresh - Back 4 Ya (Da Fresh Remix) [Weaked]
9) Kid Massive feat. Tigerlily - Bring It On [Blow Media]
10) Supa Channel - Highlight [Chateau Funk]
11) Dab Hands - Supergood (Original Mix) [Ten Records]
12) 16th Avenue - Down Inside [White]
13) DJ Dan - Green Whore [White]
14) Novy vs. Eniac - Pumpin' (Original Mix) [Positiva]
15) Aaron Smith feat. Luvli - Dancin (Fuzzy Hair Vocal Mix) [Boss]
16) Body Rockers - I Like The Way (Junior Jack Dub Mix) [Mercury]
17) Kraft Punk - DP Is Bootlegged At My House [White]
18) Rennie Pilgrem - Gladiator (High Eight Mix) [TCR]
19) Move-Ya + Steve Lavers - Rock Me (Steve Lavers Remix) [Audio Bug]
