Dynamix II

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Dynamix II - David Noller, Scott Weiser
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There are very few acts who can claim to be true pioneers of the Electro Bass sound, but Miami's Legendary Duo of David Noller and Scott Weiser, aka Dynamix II, are among a very few of the first wave of American electro and bass music artists to have successfully translated their old-school credentials into new-school relevance.

They are known as the the producers behind 24 years of roof-raising underground dance floor anthems including the genera defining "Techno Bass", "The Red Pill", "Ignition", and possibly the most recognized Electro Bass anthem produced, the gold record "Just Give the DJ a Break", which has sold well over 600,000 units to date.

Dynamix continues to record and perform today, remaining the crowd favorite amongst Electro and Breaks fans. Most of their vinyl LPs and singles released throughout the years remain in print and are highly sought after by DJ's worldwide.
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Albums

Dynamix II / New Energy (2) - Dynamix II - The Album (3 versions)

Dynamix II Records 1990

You Hear It! You Fear It!

(CD, Album)
Dynamix II Records 1992

Machine Language

(CD, Album)
Dynamix II Records 1992

Bass Planet

(CD, Album)
Dynamix II Records 1993

Color Beats

(2 versions)
Dynamix II Records 1994

Electro Megamix

(3 versions)
Joey Boy Records 1998

Dynamix II - Jackal & Hyde - Sound Source CD (CDr, Smplr, Ltd)

Not On Label (Dynamix II Self-released), Not On Label (Jackal & Hyde Self-released) 2007

Singles & EPs

Dynamix II Featuring Too Tough Tee - Just Give The D.J. A Break (5 versions)

Bass Station Records 1987

Dynamix II / Dynamix II Featuring MC Kid Money* - Techno Bass / Feel The Bass (5 versions)

Chaos Records (10) 1988

Dynamix II Featuring Breezy Beat MC - Just Give The D.J. A Break 1990 (2 versions)

Dynamix II Records 1990

Bass Generator / Ignition

(2 versions)
Debonaire Records 1990

Don't Touch That Dial

(3 versions)
Dynamix II Records 1990

Arrival Of Bass / Purple Beats

(2 versions)
Dynamix II Records 1990

Just Give The DJ A Break (The Ultimate Remix)

(2 versions)
Dynamix II Records 1991

Feel The Groove

(2x12")
Dynamix II Records 1994

Atomic Age

(12")
Joey Boy Records 1997

We Are Your Future

(12")
Joey Boy Records 1998

The Plastic Men

(12")
Joey Boy Records 1999

Pledge Your Allegiance To Electro Funk

(2 versions)
Monotone 2002

Ignition

(12", Ltd)
Freakin USA 2007

Compilations

From 1985 To Present

(4x12", Comp)
Rephlex 1998
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Reviews & Discussion

Review by djpepsi Nov 17, 2006 (edited over 5 years ago)
Legendary duo, the kings of Miami bass, and electro, full stop. From 'Just Give The DJ A Break' to 'Sedona', and not to mention all their side projects, they've always maintained 'their' sound. Proper bass and beats, percussion original and their 'own' stylised sounds always sounding fresh from another dimension, brilliant.
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