Marcus Intalex - Fabriclive 35

Tracklisting:

#	Sample	Title	Length
1	-	Calibre ft. Lariman –Over Reaction - Signature	-
2	-	Calibre – All The Days - Signature	-
3	-	Lynx ft. Kemo – Global Enemies – Soul:r	-
4	-	Commix – Faceless (Marcus Intalex Remix) – Shogun	-
5	-	Jonny L – Come Here – Mr L Records	-
6	-	Amaning vs. Dubwise – Smash V.I.P. – Soul:r	-
7	-	Soulmatic – Self Belief – Good Looking	-
8	-	Calibre ft. DRS – Hustlin’ - Signature	-
9	-	Calibre – Mr Right On - Signature	-
10	-	Deadly Habit – Synesthesia (Theory Remix) - Tentative	-
11	-	Breakage – Clarendon – Digital Soundboy	-
12	-	Alix Perez and Lynx – Allegiance – Soul:r	-
13	-	Zero Tolerance ft. Steo – Refusal – Soul:r	-
14	-	Mistical – Time To Fly – Soul:r	-
15	-	Duo Infernale – Feeling Blue – Soul:r	-
16	-	Instra:mental – Pacific Heights - Darkestral	-
17	-	Bango Collective ft. Kemo and Dennis Jones – Apocalypse – Soul:r	-
18	-	Mistical – Groove Me – Soul:r	-
19	-	Alix Perez and Sabre – Solitary Native – SGN:LTD	-

Release Info:

Marcus Intalex, king of the more soulful and innovative side of drum‘n’bass, sits in a slightly uncomfortable position on his throne. On one hand, he’s involved in a vibrant, well-supported scene that allows him to play music around the world; on the other, he doesn’t quite fit in with the bulk of the scene. But why should he have to compromise himself to the popular tunes that now reign on the d‘n’b charts? Sure, the kids want to hear them, but he’s not a kid anymore.

He’s a veteran that’s survived a lot, in fact - the initial revolution of d‘n’b (and dance music, for that matter); the building of a close-net scene in Manchester with his mates L Double and ST Files; the development of an incredible and staggering back catalogue of hugely celebrated tunes, mixes and d‘n’b classics; the creation of Soul:r, the label that receives praise and appreciation across all scenes; the growth of his distinguished DJing schedule...the list is immeasurable. So perhaps his general stance in the media, often posed as miserable tyrant (despite his lovely and jocose demeanour), is understandable, as his accrued wisdom has left him somewhat unhappy with the current state of his livelihood and beloved genre.