Ora Boas!
Aqui está o 2º Round da Festa que a ASAE impediu de continuar!!
Como ninguém deve parar uma máquina em crescimento, A BadMood e a Tass Bass Juntam-se de novo para um cartaz assassino cheio de DubStep e Drum n Bass, com nomes bem conhecidos de todos e algumas novidades espalhadas por dois andares cheios de barulho!
Importado do Reino Unido para o dancefloor principal, teremos a presença do gigante ID, companheiro habitual de Reso e Baobinga. A completar essa pista de dança os Dubstepers Mr_Mute (Supafly) e DeckJack (Tass Bass)e ainda os bateria-baixistas Sleepz (Syndicate) e Nsekt (BadMood) que não conseguiram chegar aos pratos no evento do Armazém F pelas razões que se conhecem.
No 1º Andar desta casa de Loucos/as contaremos com a banda Dub'N'Bass La Resinance, os Banana Split (Macaco do Chinês turns DJ set com Al.X e Apache), Dub_Bud (BadMood) e ainda os MadTriggerz, projecto de turntablism formado por DJ Nery e Dr.Ki (Breakfast).
Sobre o ID:
"...masters of futuristic tear-out and urban bashment thuggery..... these guys have cut breakbeat some sharp new teeth" - 5/5 - DJ Magazine review, Album of the Month, Nov 07
"Baobinga and ID have broad tastes, fine imaginations and superb studio skills which is what make their beats some of the freshest around and allows them to smash through any genre straitjackets. All that despite being Northern." - Tayo, BBC Radio 1, FabricLive.
"..the lads are killing it right now, and I'm sure that will continue. They get love from me on every release and remix they do, to the point where I will give it a go on the floor even if I haven't heard it beforehand" - Atomic Hooligan (Winner, Best Album 2006, Breakspoll).
After a critically acclaimed album and many successful singles in breakbeat over the last few years, I.D. now pulls together fresh influences to create a brand new style, fusing dubstep, garage, jungle and breakbeats. Through productions and DJ sets, both solo and with cohorts such as Baobinga and dubstep star Reso, he shows how contrasting styles can come together within a framework of bass and beats.
I.D.'s first release with Baobinga, "The Feeling" (Hardcore Beats, 2004), won single of the month in DJ Mag and Knowledge for its combination of breakbeats and speed garage, and was snapped up by Electronic Arts for their two million selling 'FIFA Street 2' game.
The next step in their musical evolution was the 'Big Monster' project on Fat Records, which launched in 2006 with the epic 'Rite Of Passage' and won instant acclaim from across the scene for the innovative use of emotive techno and house influences. It resulted in one of the biggest singles of the year - "The Machine", which was included on the Stanton Warriors' FabricLive CD.
2007 saw a stellar increase in the profile of this hardworking pair. Starting the year with ‘Hood Thang’ on Pure Filth, hammered by everyone from Rennie Pilgrem to Freq Nasty, they lit up floors with the house-inspired ‘Recognise’ and the Baltimore/Grime mash up that is ‘Jump Up Get Hype’ featuring Virus Syndicate – which has been on constant rotation on 1Xtra, as well as receiving plays on Radio 1 and across the world.
This all served to raise the hype for the critically acclaimed album, 'Baobinga & I.D. present Big Monster'; album of the month in DJ mag, and 5/5 in IDJ. As well as this, Sam and Ed found time to complete the biggest remix of the year - the massive relick of Rico Tubbs’ ‘Knuckle Sandwich’, which became an immediate anthem.
With a global release of the album, a remix on the mighty Lot49 label and a tour of Australia, 2008 started off fast. I.D. then set about building his reputation as a solo producer – the breakstep single 'Mission' is out now on Re:Connect, compared favourably with classic Bingo Beats releases, as is the massive 'Flay' on Cool & Deadly. With more solo releases coming up on Passenger and Cool & Deadly, remixes of the Stanton Warriors, Reso and The Body Snatchers, and collaborations with Reso and others - his arsenal of dubstep and breakstep is uniting scenes already, championed by players from Freq Nasty and Bassbin Twins to Caspa, TRG and Zed Bias.
I.D.'s DJ sets are a blaze of styles from House and Breakstep, to Dubstep, Garage and Baltimore – a quickfire selection of dirty bass music that takes no prisoners. Gigs at legendary venues such as Fabric and The End in London, and sets worldwide from Prague to Perth are spreading this unique sound across the globe, and with it I.D.'s reputation as one of the most exciting DJ's around.
MySpace: www.myspace.com/djid
Mt bem, curtia ver se conseguia ir, mas como disse o Skeem, vai ser um caso a pensar bem 
