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V/A mixed by Cooper : Transatlantic Bass
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Mutated uk garage, breakbeat, and broken beat from North American producers. This compilation is a mission statement for Urban Renewal and a testament to a new breed of international producers who are integrating British urban music.
Genre: Electronic: Breakbeat/Breaks
Release Date: 2004
Transatlantic Bass Record Label: Urban Renewal Records
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Preview Song Name Time Format Price Select
T.S. Heritage - On My Mind 5:19 $0.99
G Notorious - Champ 2:25 $0.99
GeeSixCru - Ride Dis One 2:21 $0.99
Jason Mundo - I Stand Rasta rmx. 4:56 $0.99
Eric H - The Lights 3:45 $0.99
DJ Joseph - Late Night Dream 4:00 $0.99
Jason Mundo - Scorpion 4x4 2:24 $0.99
DeepSix - Tactical 3:34 $0.99
G Notorious - Straight A 2:50 $0.99
Jason Mundo - Swing It Brother 4:13 $0.99
T.S. Heritage - Desire 4:21 $0.99
Eric H - The Lights (DJ Joseph rmx.) 3:32 $0.99
Deep Alpha - All Think 3:05 $0.99
TS Heritage - Angels 4:47 $0.99
Iris Soundsystem - Roller 3:21 $0.99
Double Identity - The Architect 5:13 $0.99
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Album Notes

We at Urban Renewal are proud to present our first release, a compilation of unreleased North American tracks mixed by our resident DJ Cooper. Featured tracks run the gamut of the sound, from the raw bass of Dallas native Jason Mundo's "I Stand Rasta" remix to the smooth broken beat of Chicago DJ Joseph's "Late Night Dream" and the 4-on-the-floor pump of Toronto producer DeepSix's "Tactical". This compilation is a mission statement for Urban Renewal and a testament to a new breed of international producers who are integrating British urban music with their local social geography.

"Tough, heavy and deep--apparently, this is what makes breakbeat and garage distinctly American. Forget the fluffy, poppy two-step from the UK--this first release from the Urban Renewal label gathers only the dark stuff from around the country (and one from our friendly neighbors up north), the stuff more influenced by the likes of gritty acts like Zed Bias and Stanton Warriors than pop-garage wannabes Trusteppers. All densely packed layers of bass, complicated breaks and sharp snares, Transatlantic Bass is nicely mixed by DJ Cooper, who maintains the album's raw, gritty feel throughout."
-- Christine Hsieh, XLR8R Magazine

Baaadddddaaassssss!!! Mixed tighter than Dick Cheney's buttcrack, and all the tracks just boom. Best heard speeding down a palm-lined avenue with a big sub in the trunk rockin your lowest chakras.
-- DJ 99, beleza-music.org

It totally f***ing rocks my socks off! I think you have done a wonderful thing, especially in having North America represented as a real production force to be reckoned with. That Jason Mundo "I Stand Rasta" remix is off the chain... A huge step forward for the scene.
-- Reid Speed

Transatlantic Bass is the next best thing to visiting WMC every year. If you have never made it to the annual Transatlantic party at Miami's Winter Music Conference, or if you're looking to re-live the magic you had in Miami last year, check out this mix of all the top producers in the North American Garage scene.
-- T.S. Heritage, host of the annual WMC Transatlantic event

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REVIEWS

Transatlantic bass
author: andrew sprason
A fantastic album mixing three genres of music dark garage breabeat dubstep for me its somthing that does not need explaining just appriciating. The deep and darknes makes it special.
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Great compilation... SICK beats!
author: DK
Great compilation... The atmospherics mixed atop some of the beats, as on track 12 by Eric H, are a SICK combination that completely keep me vibin'! Hearing Jason Mundo's tracks brought back memories of seeing him spinning live in Seattle a few months ago; very high energy.
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addictive
author: nige
this hooked me !! hadn't heard any beats from the NA garage underground & i was very impressed by this compilation ... highly recommended!!
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as exciting as jungle was in '96!
author: DJ Keri B. Ruff
Its the sound of the future and its not UK garage... its North AMerican and who knows what its called. 2step/dubstep/grime/ or "North American UK Garage", anyways, this sound is as exciting as jungle was in '96. It'll shake up your mind. Fresh hipstep on a smooth 2step tip. These dubstep and breakbeat tunes are hightly original, addictive, and soulful. The Brits would love this... wonder if they know whats happening on OUR side of the pond.
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