MP3 Druu - Sub-Urban
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Sub-Urban is a voyage through city and space, built from nu-skool Breaks, 4-on-the-floor mayhem and Drum 'n Bass energy that will make you bob your head, shake your butt and drive too fast. Turn it up and never stop moving.
7 MP3 Songs
ELECTRONIC: Breakbeat/Breaks, ELECTRONIC: Techno
Details:
Funky, groovy, nasty, silky...
Electronica and Hip-Hop songwriter/producer Druu is back with his debut EP, Sub-Urban. Anchored in Breakbeat styles but incorporating elements from Acid, Trance and Techno, Sub-Urban is a journey through city and space and is full of Breakbeat grooves, 4-on-the-floor mayhem and Drum 'n Bass energy that will make you bob your head, shake your butt and drive too fast!
Listen for the track "Pulse" in the pilot episode of Court TV's new series 'LA Forensics' when it premieres in January, 2006.
The "Mean Streets Remix" of Sub-Urban's first track "Domination" will be featured in the television documentary Supersonic: Pushing the Envelope. Trance track "Journey" is featured in the television documentary Racer Girlz. Both programs will air in November 2005 as part of Discovery Channel International's Speed Week of programming.
Also, listen for all of the tracks on Sub-Urban in upcoming episodes of Road Rules and The Real World on MTV as well as programs and commercials on Los Angeles cable network LTN.
Druu recorded for Epic Records in the 1990's under the name The Doctor, but has since emerged as a songwriter/producer, collaborating with saxophonist Wilton Felder of the Jazz Crusaders and making noise in 2004 with the satirical Hip-Hop single, Get Rid of Your Bush.
For more info on Druu, check out www.druu.net or the LoFREEQ Recordings website at www.LoFREEQ.net.
Here are some excerpts from a review of Sub-Urban from Fevertech at SonicRaider.com internet radio:
"From the moment I tore open the package, I knew I had something special. Druu's new release is polished in every facet... It's a beautifully packaged EP featuring seven stellar tracks that are sure to help you break the speed limit... If you like clean, sophisticated nu-school breaks, Druu's programming is gonna knock you out."
"Journey" the third track on Sub-Urban, was reviewed at Besonic.com. According to that review: "Druuly, truely a trip. Accompanied by acid elements this is quite a ride into deep space. So put on your helmets, check your engine and wobble your way into it."
7 MP3 Songs
ELECTRONIC: Breakbeat/Breaks, ELECTRONIC: Techno
Details:
Funky, groovy, nasty, silky...
Electronica and Hip-Hop songwriter/producer Druu is back with his debut EP, Sub-Urban. Anchored in Breakbeat styles but incorporating elements from Acid, Trance and Techno, Sub-Urban is a journey through city and space and is full of Breakbeat grooves, 4-on-the-floor mayhem and Drum 'n Bass energy that will make you bob your head, shake your butt and drive too fast!
Listen for the track "Pulse" in the pilot episode of Court TV's new series 'LA Forensics' when it premieres in January, 2006.
The "Mean Streets Remix" of Sub-Urban's first track "Domination" will be featured in the television documentary Supersonic: Pushing the Envelope. Trance track "Journey" is featured in the television documentary Racer Girlz. Both programs will air in November 2005 as part of Discovery Channel International's Speed Week of programming.
Also, listen for all of the tracks on Sub-Urban in upcoming episodes of Road Rules and The Real World on MTV as well as programs and commercials on Los Angeles cable network LTN.
Druu recorded for Epic Records in the 1990's under the name The Doctor, but has since emerged as a songwriter/producer, collaborating with saxophonist Wilton Felder of the Jazz Crusaders and making noise in 2004 with the satirical Hip-Hop single, Get Rid of Your Bush.
For more info on Druu, check out www.druu.net or the LoFREEQ Recordings website at www.LoFREEQ.net.
Here are some excerpts from a review of Sub-Urban from Fevertech at SonicRaider.com internet radio:
"From the moment I tore open the package, I knew I had something special. Druu's new release is polished in every facet... It's a beautifully packaged EP featuring seven stellar tracks that are sure to help you break the speed limit... If you like clean, sophisticated nu-school breaks, Druu's programming is gonna knock you out."
"Journey" the third track on Sub-Urban, was reviewed at Besonic.com. According to that review: "Druuly, truely a trip. Accompanied by acid elements this is quite a ride into deep space. So put on your helmets, check your engine and wobble your way into it."
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