Tayo - Fabriclive 32 - CD Album

Fabriclive32 is an all-embracing mix from Tayo, whose varied DJ career has proved him to be a supportive linchpin across breakbeat and bass culture.  As a party promoter, music journalist, press officer and DJ, Tayo has been essential to the development of the breaks scene.  His Friction night, which he ran with fellow breaks pioneers Rennie Pilgrem and Adam Freeland, put breakbeat on the map as a veritable genre.  In 1999, Tayo started his own breakbeat label Mob Records, which saw massive releases from the likes of the Stanton Warriors, Lee Coombs, Meat Katie and Krafty Kuts.  Tayo has released four celebrated mix albums, including two ‘Y4K’ releases. ‘Fabriclive32’ is a brilliantly structured continuation from his previous mix albums, connecting his breakbeat upbringing with his current influences.  ‘Fabriclive32’ proves to be a cohesive element between all aspects of bass culture – from breaks to dubstep to Baltimore House.

1.  Tayo Meets Acid Rockers – Dread Cowboy – Tayo
     Loot and Pillage - The Curse – Dan Feary
2.  Ursula 1000 ft. Sista Widey – Step Back (Deekline Remix) – ESL
3.  Tayo & Undersound ft Edu K – Putaria Toda Hora – Edu K
4.  Blaqstarr – Tote It – Mad Decent
5.  Stereotyp Meets Al’ Haca – Blaze N Cook (Radio Slave Remix) – Klein
6.  Buraka Som Sistema – Com Reispeito – Enchufada
7.  Aquasky ft Ragga Twins – Ready For This (Baobinga Mix) – Passenger
8.  Tayo meets Baobinga – Choppa Riddim – Roots & Future
9.  Bassbin Twins – Woppa – Bassbin
10.  Si Begg – Move Up (Club Mix) – Mute/EMI
11.  Tipper – Open The Jowls – Tippermusic
12.  Buckfunk 3000 – Jump – Si Begg
13.  Benga – Comb 60’s – Planet Mu
14.  Tayo and Care In The Community – Dutty Bomb – Tayo
15.  Marc Adamo – Vicious Exit – Marc Adamo/Local Zeros 2006
16.  Elemental – Soul Fire – Destructive
17.  Sarantis ft. Warrior Queen – More Than Money – Senseless
18.  Skream – Lightning – Tempa
19.  Digital Mystikz – Neverland – DMZ
20.  Rob Smith – Loveage – Rob Smith
21.  Digital Mystikz – Anti War Dub ft. Spen G - DMZ