Name: We Are Ie - Rusko and Caspa Remix
Brand: Lennie De Ice

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Bonus disc: No

Catalogue number

y4k021

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Format Music GB

Limited edition

Release date

2008-09-08

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1 / 12" / Extended format: No / Rough Trade Exclusive: No / Signed copies: No

Artist

Lennie De Ice

Genre GB

Bass / Breaks

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alongside lost's 'gonzo' and dee patten's 'who's the badman' lennie de ice's 1991 classic 'we are ie' is often cited as one of the first jungle records, and possibly the first to use the amen break (if you ignore rebel mc). whatever, it's dubby bassline, detroity pads, disembodied african chants and spinbacks still sound like the future today, seventeen years later. y4k ended up getting a whole load of new mixes done as things kinda snowballed, and all of them carry a bit of the rave dna deep in their bones, all of them can trace their lineage right back. fresh from his cockney thug triumph, rusko pairs up with caspa again for a low down and dubby excursion that you'd hope to hear down fwd. it's slow and steppy, and it's going down a storm with the heads. south london lad hijacks quickly getting a name for himself on the jarringly named fidget scene, with top remixes and his own bangers on the jack union label. here he kicks 4/4 butt with chopped up samples, neat edits and bags of energy. finally, drums of death keeps it 4/4 and makes good use of the original pads before going off on swirling, speaker rattling, psychotropic tangents full of confusion and dancefloor drama, closing out the package in righteous fashion.

We Are Ie - Rusko and Caspa Remix

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