:0)! Pink I hope it works better with his cheeks :)
also nice to see Carl T's Compulsion getting an airing....me saw it and got
it,I like it alot and
thats not just kissing a*se Martin....honest guv :)
-----Original Message-----
From: Martin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thu 19/02/2004 14:58
To: Tom Magic Feet; 313 mailing list
Cc:
Subject: Re: (313) Fw: Techno Mix on Radio1
Never mind the music what colour eye shadow will he be wearing :)
19/2/04 2:57 PM Tom Magic [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Advanced Rec's label boss & producer - Ade Fenton - will be appearing
on
> Fergie's show this Friday. Listen live at 11pm GMT Friday 20th March
or via
> the archive on www.bbc.co.uk/radio1/dance/fergie
>
> Also - keep your eyes peeled for ADV20+21 EP's......& forthcoming
releases
> on Ade's new 'Perverter' label.
>
> Ade Fenton - Radio 1 Mix
> 1. DJ Bam Bam - Lock Groove #1 - Bass Heavy Music
> 2. Jamie Bissmire - Lock Groove #3 - Ground
> 3. Anthony Rother - Bodytalk - Cocoon
> 4. DJ Tonio & The Hacker - White Label
> 5. Surgeon - Learn Your Lesson - Counter Balance
> 6. Scan X - Transit - F Communication
> 7. WJ Henze - 50 11 56 North - Federation of Drums
> 8. Ade Fenton - Higher - Advanced
> 9. Joris Voorn - Missing - Sino
> 10. Ade Fenton - Love - Perverter
> 11. Robert Hood - Hagia Triada - Axis
> 12. Joey Beltram - Ten Four - Tresor
> 13. Hertz - Recreate - Recycled Loops
> 14. Player 8 - Joey Beltram Remix - Player
> 15. Tim Xavier/Wale Taiwo - Ode to Rush (Advanced)
> 16. DJ Funk - Work That Body - Trax
> 17. Carl Taylor - Compulsion - Bugged Out!
> 18. DJ PJ - Like it Wild - DataBass
> 19. Moneyshot - The Guvnor - Chancer
> 20. DJ PJ - Work That - DataBass
> 21. DJ Deeon - Shake That Butt - DataBass
> 22. Glenn Wilson - Torment & Tease - Punish
> 23. Jeff Mills - Mosainga Loop - Psycho Thrill
> 24. The Advent - Sketched for Life - Tresor
> 25. Speedy J - Tanga - Novamute
> 26. DJ Rush - Get on Up - Projex
> 27. Alpha Lema Test Pressing - ReRub
> 28. Ade Fenton - Circuito E Vida - Advanced
> 29. DJ Bam Bam - Here it Comes - Bass Heavy Music
>
> Ade Fenton Spring Diary
>
> March
> 6th - Atomic Jam, Birmingham, UK
> 11th - The Ministry, Shrewsbury, UK
> 12th - Strictly Techno, Night Town, Rotterdam
> 20th - Refresh, Glasgow
> 27th - Holodeck, Cardiff, Wales
>
> April
> 10th - Croatia
> 17th - Foresight, Glasgow, UK
> 23rd - Silo, Belgium
> 24th - Locked, Manchester, UK
>
> May
> 1st - Atomic Jam Vs Split, London, UK
> 8th - Brussels, Belgium
> 15th - Emporium, Coalville, UK
> 20th - 31st - USA Tour tbc
>
> June
> 5th - Atomic Jam, Birmingham, UK
>
> Biography
> During the last five years, Ade Fenton has established himself as one
of the
> UK techno scene's main player's.
>
> His worldwide respected label Advanced, now in it's 5th year and
nearing it'
> s 20th release, has become instantly synonymous with dancefloor driven
> beats, representing Ade's ever changing direction, from hard funked up
> techno through crunching industrial influenced electro. Worldwide
> distribution is now handled by Rotterdam's 'Triple Vision' following
Prime's
> collapse.
>
> 2004 sees Ade launching his new project, the Perverter label, based
on his
> acclaimed double release of the same name on Ben Long's Potential,
which
> received support from many of the world's leading techno dj's for it's
> forceful and unique approach to dancefloor dynamics.
>
> Additionally, releases and remixes on many of the world's most sought
after
> labels including Primate, Primevil, Potential, Ground, Audio, Planet
Rhythm,
> Wet Musik & Materials have also contributed to his burgeoning
reputation.
>
> With his DJ schedule busier than ever, this year Ade celebrates his
6th year
> of residency at the UK's leading techno club Atomic Jam, and
blistering
> performances have made him a regular at techno clubs across every
continent
> of the world.
> His appearance on BBC Radio 1 last year is still one of the most
requested
> and revered mixes on the show and a return is pencilled in for 2004
for a
> one hour mix (an honour only previously bestowed on Dave Clarke).
>
> Ade's main project for the last two year's has been the production of
his
> debut album. Now almost complete, the album will see Ade moving into
new
> territory, combining his well documented love of industrial acts like
Nine
> Inch Nails et al, with the intense dancefloor electronics for which
he has
> become known. An 'artist' album in every sense of the word is
promised,
> highlighted by a number of songs written by Ade and featuring vocals
by
> electronic music legend Gary Numan.
>
>
