Food for Thought | zh
School Food Punishment (formerly school food punishment) was a 4-piece electronic rock band formed in late 2004 in Tokyo, Japan. The founding members were Yumi Uchimura (内村友美, guitar & vocal), Atsushi Ueda (上田睦, bass), Masayuki Hasuo (蓮尾理之, keyboards), and Katsuya Katano (片野勝哉, drums). They released their first mini album early in 2007. "SCHOOL FOOD IS GOOD FOOD" (2007) provides interesting soundscapes and neat electronic tricks. The focus, however, is on Uchimura's soft, mature vocals, and Hasuo's piano work. The band showcases a smokey jazz lounge style, raw drum sounds, and a welcome dose of electronic atmosphere. During their years as...
Ivan Sotirov, known as Thought - is a drum&bass producer and dj from Sofia, Bulgaria. Mainly flirting with the darker, harder sound of the genre. His inspiration stems from sounds in the 97-99 period with a combined background in drum complexity. His first debut vinyl release on Dylan's Obscene Recordings was just the beginning for this growing artist. Since his first step into the genre, he has went on to work with labels such as Tech Itch, Freak, Counterstrike, Soothsayer, Vampire, m-Atome, Backlash and is also currently involved with Bassline Agency and Therapy Sessions Bulgaria.
Read more: http://www.myspace.com/thoughtbg#ixzz0wz7Wna1J .
Eddie Bickley & Lloyd Seymour a.k.a. Ed Solo & Skool Of Thought - Breakbeat / Drum & Bass producers based in United Kingdom met in 2000! The first Ed Solo & Skool Of Thought single was the double a-side "Feel The Music" & "Loud Noise". They've made a lot of cool tracks such as: When I Was A Yout, Love Your Life (feat. Darrison), Hold Up, Babylon Breaks, Believe In The Funk (feat. Darrison), Always There, We Play The Music (feat. Darrison), Sludge & cool remixes too: Groove Armada “Superstylin”, The Freestylers feat. Pendulum “Painkiller”. The duo have also been...
Originally produced by Coldcut on the Ninja Tune independent record label, the DJ Food project started in 1990 on the premise of providing metaphorical "food for DJs". DJ Food released the Jazz Brakes series, with Jazz Brakes Volume 3 being the most successful. The records consisted of collections of breaks, loops and samples, ideal for mixing, remixing and producing the trademark Ninja Tune blend of jazz & hip hop.
Volumes 4 and 5 of the Jazz Brakes series, co-created with DJ / producer PC transcend the breakbeat compilation format to stand as artist albums in their own right. The later...
