THIS ITEM IS A PRE-ORDER. WE EXPECT IT TO SHIP ON OR BEFORE THE FEBRUARY 23RD RELEASE DATE. As an artist whose music has always defied classification, it comes as no surprise that Martyn's Fabric mix tiptoes, straddles and stomps over the notion of genre; Fabric 50 is a thrilling, unpredictable portrait of today's all-embracing and cross-pollinating music scenes. Powered only by the common link of bass culture, Martyn fuses the deep impact of 2562 and Kode 9, the funky step of Roska and Uncle Bakongo, w...   [ read more ]

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To call the title of Martyn Joseph's new album unwieldy is to be excessively kind, because Whoever It Was That Brought Me Here Will Have to Take Me Home is two or three mouthfuls. While the title, like a good line of poetry, is a bit obscure, it's clear that this Welsh singer/songwriter has serious things on his mind. The opener, "Love Is," attempts to wrap its arms around all of life's experiences -- "The seasons and the storms/The euphoric and the norms" -- under the metaphor of love. In {...   [ read more ]

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VINYL FORMAT. I always like to think my stuff is "music for a warm but rainy day." You know, low frequencies do something to your muscles when you listen to them. There have been studies of low frequencies contracting your muscles, and because they contract certain muscles you have the urge to move, you know, to get rid of that itchy feeling in your arms and legs. So that would be a reason to dance. I grew up in Eindhoven, and lived in Rotterdam for five years, both cities are techno and drum and bass stro...   [ read more ]

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