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Sunday, 3 July 2005

"Miracle - Can't Hold Back" as Single Of The Issue in Knowledge Mag!

Saturday, 21 May 2005

"Can't Hold Back / This Situation" out now on DJ Bailey's Intasound!


Hammered by DJ Bailey on his BBC 1xtra show for over a year now, the choppage filled monster that is "Can't Hold Back" is finally out now on Intasound.


Released under a one-off alias as "Miraculous", this release comes backed with the ferocious rolling sounds of "This Situation".

Sunday, 5 October 2003

Southstar* introduces me to the Valve crew

Ears still ringing but boy was that Valve Sound System worth it last night!

While attending the Valve night at Studio 33, Vauxhall (wicked sets from Dillinja & Lemon D, Strider, Bailey, Bryan Gee, Hive and Grooverider), my close friend Southstar* took it upon himself to approach Dillinja directly, declaring that we had demo material for him...?!

Apparently he's now arranged a meeting for us at the Valve offices in a few weeks time. I guess we better get some demo material ready ASAP!

Southstar* also mentioned an idea for a tune he wants to call "Omega Amen" tune he'd like to create with me. Hopefully we'll get round to it soon!

Monday, 1 September 2003

12" single signed to 4Hero's legendary Reinforced Records!

Having been inspired by Technicality @ Herbal + artists and DJs like Breakage, Chris Inperspective, Bailey, Fracture & Neptune and Equinox in recent months, I put together a 4 track demo CD to showcase my own take on styles I've been hearing.

As the material was a bit abstract, I decided to search for some labels that it may be suitable for.
After going through a long list, the main label that sprung to mind was Reinforced Records.

Luckily I was able to find a postal address for them online so I sent off a demo CD via the post (for the first time in YEARS!)

To my surprise, I received a phone call from Gus @ Reinforced informing me that they liked 2 tracks off of the CD (Find Yourself / My Visions) and wanted to release them!

With 4Hero being among my favourite producers of all time, and Reinforced being very inspirational to me over the years, this was almost some sort of honour to be featured on such a label.

However, nothing release wise has been confirmed yet (and I will still need to remaster the tunes as the mixdowns weren't the best) so hold tight!

Thursday, 5 July 2001

"Miracle - Polluted Beach" Press release

Miracle - Polluted Beach / Polluted Beach (Menacer Remix) - Beeswax (BWA013)

"Miracle's first ever release on the label, and what an introduction this young producer fresh on the scene. His music has attracted many from all over the globe. Some describe him as the next DILLINJA due to his love for the Amen break, and the way he blends his arrangement.

Polluted Beach has many styles rolled into one. Imagine paradise in the tropics, laying back on a sunny beach, listening to the rhythms of the steel bands' jamming in the background, the sea waves crashing against the sandy coast while you blaze up on a large one!!!
Basically the perfect session for Drum & Bass in the sun. As the additional drum works are presented with sub low bass, you get to feel the story line of the track. Both pleasant and hard hitting rifts, a true guaranteed roller for all.

Polluted Beach Remix. This mix on the flip is more for the dancefloor, the Amen "Menacer" remix. The Dillinja style flava is well noticed in this mix, and it also has the same kind of story piece that followed on from the previous mix. This is the more fierce mix, the more demanding out of the two. The constant sound of seagulls dying on the beach after their oil bath disaster, echoes in the background, adding to it's soulful violin's, steel pans, and water effects.

DJ support: Grooverider, Randall, Kenny Ken, Grooverider, Bailey, Flight, Wacko, A-Sides, Storm, Kontrol.

Do not miss out on this exclusive release. This limited release is set to be an anthem.

MAIN FEATURED TRACK SELECTED FOR ESSENTIAL FESTIVAL ADVERT (Played on all radio stations nationwide)".


Words by Omar J Bersuad