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From:
Stephen Oldmeadow
To:
Chuter, Andrew
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idm
Date:
Tue, 11 Jun 1996 21:41:24 +0000
Subject:
Re: (idm) New Beat
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quoted 2 lines the Belgian New Beat movement. Has anyone got any definitive info> the Belgian New Beat movement. Has anyone got any definitive info > on the subject?
There was a series of albums out on the Subway label called "New Beat - Take x" with x being an integer from 1 to 5. From memory the genre was started by someone slowing down a track by the industrial band A Split Second. To my mind it was basically slow euro disco. Although there was a multitude of bands when you look at the credits it was really only a handful of producers. Inger, Khan and Van Oekel and Morton, Sherman seem to be the most prolific teams. It is quite funny to see how many of the producers reappeared years later with the hardcore techno scene. If only they'd moved the pitch controller the other way. Interestingly, the producer of a track "Total Recall" by the band Spectrum is listed as David Morley. Can anyone confirm that this is the David Morley who recorded for R&S? A skeleton in the closet perhaps. Steve