There are lots of good labels, many only release one or two things, so you
just have to always be on the lookout. You can reference www.nubreaks.com
for lots of audio samples and info on all the various artists and labels.
for more of the deeper & darker side of nu skool, try Fuel Records. Tipper,
Bargecharge and ILS are the main artists and all produce wicked bass-heavy
breaks. www.tipper.co.uk
Rennie Pilgrem's label: TCR is one of the best nu breaks labels around.
Almost all their releases are solid and theyve had a lot of new artists sign
on this year. www.tcr.uk.com
Distinctive Breaks was responsible for the very popular "Y3K" series. They
are a must for anyone who wants "nu skool". Various artists from Tsunami
One and BLIM to Solid Ground and BT(!). www.distinctiverecords.com
Bochit and Scarper (also known as Bochit Breaks) is one of the oldest nu
breaks labels and still remains one of the highest quality. Artists like
BLIM, FreQ Nasty, Aquasky, and Orange Kush are well respected in the breaks
world because of their music. Especially BLIM who has a very electro-fused
style with very clean and precise production. www.underclass.co.uk
Whole Nine Yards is another. Darkglobe, Meat Katie, Hyper & Dylan Rhymes,
Solid Ground and more. Overall they are more funky than dark, but still
pump out some narly stuff via Hyper and Rhymes. www.w9y.co.uk
Also check out Dorigen - they have a released a lot of remix EPs. Koma &
Bones (TCR) frequently appear on the releases. Most recently they remixed
Hardkiss' - Raincry classic choon...
There's many more, but those are the biggies. Like I said, check NuBreaks
(my shameless plug) for more info, web links and lots of audio. Also
www.juno.co.uk is a great place to get all the new goods - I always buy from
them...and Im even in the States.
Good Luck,
Ed
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quoted 11 lines i was wondering if anybody knows what r good labels and/or artists in
> i was wondering if anybody knows what r good labels and/or artists in
> this genre. i purchased a couple of tunes from nottinghill exchange
> thinking they were techno but was impressed with the sound.
> thanx
> dom
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