J Da Flex vs. Oris Jay - Sleazenation Soundclash Volume 01 Future Garage

Label:

Sleazenation Magazine

Catalog#:

April 2003

Format:

CD, Mixed

Country:

Released:

Apr 2003

Genre:

Electronic

Style:

UK Garage

Tracklist

1	El-B Featuring Juiceman* -	J Da Flex Wickedest
		Vocals [Featuring] - MC Juiceman Written-By, Producer, Performer, Mixed By - El-B
2	Goldspot* -	Runnin # 6
		Written-By, Producer, Performer, Mixed By - Goldspot Productions
3	Jammin' -	Tonka (Menta Remix)
		Remix - Menta
4	Darqwan -	Pipe Dreams
		Written-By, Producer, Performer, Mixed By - DJ Zinc
5	Daluq -	Superfine
		Written-By, Producer, Performer, Mixed By - D. Jones* , L. Rocacatagliatai*
6	Darqwan -	Said The Spider (Remix)
		Written-By, Producer, Performer, Mixed By - Oris Jay
7	DJ Shorty (2) -	Lorn Mowa
		Written-By, Producer, Performer, Mixed By - DJ Shorty (2)
8	Benny Ill vs. DJ Hatcha -	Highland Spring
		Written-By, Producer, Performer, Mixed By - Benny Ill , DJ Hatcha
9	Horsepower* -	The Swindle
		Written-By, Producer, Performer, Mixed By - Benny Ill , Lev Jnr , Nassis*
10	Artwork -	Red
		Written-By, Producer, Performer, Mixed By - Arthur Smith
11	Maddslinky -	Reasons
		Written-By, Producer, Performer, Mixed By - D.Jones*
12	Darqwan -	Jack's New Swing
		Written-By, Producer, Performer, Mixed By - Oris Jay
13	Geeneus -	Journey (Oris Jay Remix)
		Remix - Oris Jay Written-By, Producer, Performer, Mixed By - Geeneus
14	Chase And Status* -	Like This
		Written-By, Producer, Performer, Mixed By - Saul Milton , Will Kennard
15	Jameson -	Switch
		Written-By, Producer, Performer, Mixed By - Jameson
16	DJ Abstract -	Touch
		Written-By, Producer, Performer, Mixed By - A.Possel*

Credits

DJ Mix - J Da Flex , Oris Jay

Notes

Free CD from Sleazenation April 2003 issue.

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Rated 5/5

Review by ecuadorian_bass Jan 09, 2010

A great head-to-head that sees two of the best bass heavy producers/DJs deliver the goods of that period. This mix exemplifies the sound of that time: hard hittin', 2 Steppy-breaks and all encompassing bad bwoy basslines.
Dubstep was just being born and people like Zed Bias, El-B, Oris Jay and the Horsepower productions had laid the foundations for the bass heavy movement that has permeated most facets of electronic music now.
Between tracks 11 and 12, Menta's Sound of da Future is played, but this is not on the tracklisting.
Props to Oris Jay for playing Jameson's Switch too - sick, sick tune.