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Rockwell
Now residing in North London via Bristol and Cardiff, Rockwell has become prolific in a very short amount of time due to a series of strong productions, each taking a fresh and different approach to the drum and bass blueprint. With releases scheduled for some of the scenes largest labels: Digital Soundboy, Critical, and Shogun, 2010 will see Rockwell become one of the leading new producers in the scene. With wide reaching support from Djs such as Andy C, Shy Fx, Friction, Noisia and Hype, to Alix Perez, Icicle, Spectrasoul, Breakage and even Radio 1’s Gilles Peterson, Rockwell is one of an increasingly rare breed of producers whose tunes are suited to both the big raves and small intimate dances. Although being introduced to Drum and Bass quite late when attending University in Bristol, Rockwell’s musical background enabled him to pick up Djing quite quickly. Earning his Djing stripes playing week in week out as a resident of renowned Cardiff night Aperture, now he sees himself sharing lineups with many of his peers in London clubs such as Fabric and receiving bookings as far away as St Petersburg. Progressing into production after becoming hooked on Djing, the six years of hard work are beginning to pay off, with collaborations with Icicle, Zero T and Stapleton receiving regular rotation, and with high profile remixes for Sabre, C4C and others outside of the drum and bass scene on the cards for 2010, Rockwell’s’ future is looking bright.
Now residing in North London via Bristol and Cardiff, Rockwell has become prolific in a very short amount of time due to a series of strong productions, each taking a fresh and different approach to the drum and bass blueprint. With releases scheduled for some of the scenes largest labels: Digital Soundboy, Critical, and Shogun, 2010 will see Rockwell become one of the leading new producers in the scene. With wide reaching support from Djs such as Andy C, Shy Fx, Friction, Noisia and Hype, to Alix Perez, Icicle, Spectrasoul, Breakage and even Radio 1’s Gilles Peterson, Rockwell is one of an increasingly rare breed of producers whose tunes are suited to both the big raves and small intimate dances. Although being introduced to Drum and Bass quite late when attending University in Bristol, Rockwell’s musical background enabled him to pick up Djing quite quickly. Earning his Djing stripes playing week in week out as a resident of renowned Cardiff night Aperture, now he sees himself sharing lineups with many of his peers in London clubs such as Fabric and receiving bookings as far away as St Petersburg. Progressing into production after becoming hooked on Djing, the six years of hard work are beginning to pay off, with collaborations with Icicle, Zero T and Stapleton receiving regular rotation, and with high profile remixes for Sabre, C4C and others outside of the drum and bass scene on the cards for 2010, Rockwell’s’ future is looking bright.
Shogun Audio
Sat, 18 Feb 2012 21:00:00
VENUE: Cable 33A Bermondsey Street, London, United Kingdom SE1 2JW
We Fear Silence welcomes back the mighty Shogun Audio for their first event of 2012. Head honcho Friction will be on duty giving us a double helping with a special 2-hour set. We’re also stoked to have the legendary Fabio laying down a classic Liquid D&B set that is sure to be a treat. D-Bridge, Icicle, Alex Perez and Rockwell will also be making appearances in the main room so be prepared to be jostling for position on the dancefloor. Room 2 sees Shogun favourite and Garage icon, Wookie, playing an old school Garage set which will leave you reminiscing of yesteryear. Joining him will be JJ Frost, Reference, and Rockwell who will be treating us to a special alternative set.
Drum 'n' bass night @ Recyclart
Wed, 16 May 2012 22:00:00
VENUE: Recyclart Gare Bruxelles-Chapelle, rue des Ursulines 25, Brussels, Belgium 1000
TBC
Outlook Festival 2012
Thu, 30 Aug 2012 17:00:01
VENUE: Fort Punta Christo Fort Punta Christo, Pula, Croatia
"Quite Simply, it's the best bass-centric festival on the planet at the moment" - Resident Advisor
Hello Hello!
Well, Outlook 2011 is now well and truly done & dusted (Cough splutter). . . . Where do we start? We'd like to thank everyone who worked, partied and performed at this years event. What a year Outlook 2011 was? We're now in our fourth year and we've really started to mature as a festival. Over 600 acts across 13 different arenas, 24 boat parties, 10,000 wonderful festival goers and a better set of sound systems than you will find at any other festival of our size in the world.
We had a few growing problems this year which we are keen to iron out for 2012, but we're certain that next year will be even better than this years was.
We're not going to grow next year, we're going to concentrate on making everything better than it was this year, we know exactly what needs improving for next year and we have taken all constructive feedback on board. Thank you to those people who took time to give us their feedback.
Following a couple of weeks of recuperation in the misty hills of north wales, wearing Yak's wool and listening to nothing but Pan Pipe Moods, Enya and Deep Forest we are just about ready to start another marathon towards the worlds biggest onslaught of bass music. Outlook 2012 will come around faster than you think.
We're just starting to put our wish list of artists together for 2012 and we can guarantee that next year will have the same depth and pedigree of artists that made this years festival the most exciting line-up on the planet for any bass music enthusiast.
Early Bird Tickets for Outlook 2012 are on sale this weekend, you can find more news relating to this below.
You can also see below all the photo galleries we have as well as links to some of the press we have been receiving since we left Croatia.
More news soon cometh, love and happiness from the Outlook Crew.
Hello Hello!
Well, Outlook 2011 is now well and truly done & dusted (Cough splutter). . . . Where do we start? We'd like to thank everyone who worked, partied and performed at this years event. What a year Outlook 2011 was? We're now in our fourth year and we've really started to mature as a festival. Over 600 acts across 13 different arenas, 24 boat parties, 10,000 wonderful festival goers and a better set of sound systems than you will find at any other festival of our size in the world.
We had a few growing problems this year which we are keen to iron out for 2012, but we're certain that next year will be even better than this years was.
We're not going to grow next year, we're going to concentrate on making everything better than it was this year, we know exactly what needs improving for next year and we have taken all constructive feedback on board. Thank you to those people who took time to give us their feedback.
Following a couple of weeks of recuperation in the misty hills of north wales, wearing Yak's wool and listening to nothing but Pan Pipe Moods, Enya and Deep Forest we are just about ready to start another marathon towards the worlds biggest onslaught of bass music. Outlook 2012 will come around faster than you think.
We're just starting to put our wish list of artists together for 2012 and we can guarantee that next year will have the same depth and pedigree of artists that made this years festival the most exciting line-up on the planet for any bass music enthusiast.
Early Bird Tickets for Outlook 2012 are on sale this weekend, you can find more news relating to this below.
You can also see below all the photo galleries we have as well as links to some of the press we have been receiving since we left Croatia.
More news soon cometh, love and happiness from the Outlook Crew.
