#90s breakbeat

[taylorrpark]

Young American Primitive, 1992

[doggirlnarcolepsy]

Man fuck this capitalist hellhole. I'm packing my shit up and moving to a 90s Ambient Jungle/Drum n' Bass compilation YouTube thumbnail

[pileofglass]

Cover art for "Layer: 02 (GIRLS)" by KANPEKI

- KANPEKI (2023)

[systemst91]

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[disease]

I THINK I'M CRYSTALLIZED [DUB] GARBAGE x THE CRYSTAL METHOD [12" PROMO SINGLE, 1998]

[royb0t]

[haveyoulistenedtothisalbum-poll]

Tracklist:

Magical Dream • Ancodia • Cobra Bora • Pacific 202 • Donkey Doctor • 808080808 • Sunrise • The Fat Shadow (Pointy Head Mix) • Pacific (Britmix) • Cobra Bora (Call The Cops Mix) • Donkey Doctor (Gmex Mix) • Boneyween • Kinky National • State To State • Revenge Of The Girlie Men • Magical Dream (Instrumental)

Submitter's Note: Despite the title potentially being concerning, Revenge of The Girlie Men is an entirely instrumental track with no objectionable lyrics; I'm pretty sure its just a "silly title" by the standards of the early 90s (the song was originally composed in 1990). Still, wanted to at least flag up that it didn't contain any offensive content given that said title could give the wrong impression.

Spotify: [Part 1] [Part 2] ♪ YouTube

[taylorrpark]

Young American Primitive, 1993

[possible-streetwear]

[randomvarious]

1990s Breakbeat Playlist

Alright, updating this 90s breakbeat playlist this week with a total fuckin' banger from 1997 that I originally discovered on a terrific DJ mix by France's Dimitri From Paris called Monsieur Dimitri's De-Luxe House of Funk, which was released as part of UK electronic music bible Mixmag magazine's Mixmag Live series back in '97. That mix itself, which is one of my favorite mixes of all time, is more in a nu-disco/garage house vein, but the one breakbeat tune it does have is phenomenal, and thankfully, it's also on Spotify 🤘.

The "Sun Barrio Break Mix" of Tokyo musician Takada's "Ola-Le," that was done by London's own legendary Ashley Beedle, is a beautifully layered, over seven-minute, sweat-inducing workout, which includes a sweet and jaunty Latin keyboard riff as its crowning melody, and then delivers a super satisfying electric guitar solo on the back half after the breakdown too 😌. And get this, folks: it only has ~8,200 plays on Spotify! Way too low!

Takada - "Ola-Le (Ashley Beedle's Sun Barrio Break Mix)"

Now, I added that one to the YouTube version of this playlist as well, but this week's update comes with another new track for that YouTube playlist too, which can't be found on Spotify. I first discovered it on a comp that was put out by the legendary German label, Harthouse, which was co-founded-and-run by trance pioneer Sven Väth. In its early days, Harthouse was primarily a trance and hard trance outfit, but in their final phase, they had broadened their horizons, and in 1996, they released a showcase of some North American electronic artists who hailed from the west coast, spanning from the Los Angeles area all the way up to Vancouver. And Vancouver is where we find this exclusive YouTube add this week.

The song, an unpredictable piece of breakbeat psychedelia called "Slog," is from Pacific Rhythm - The First Wave, and is by a very prolific guy named Phil Western, who went under the name of Cap'm Stargazer for this one. With this track, Western takes us on an under-five-minute journey through a dark forest of sorts, with an alternating slate of complementary drum breaks that get surrounded by a cycle of changing and reverberating ambient sounds and synth tones. A creative and lively gem that's currently sitting at just under 1,000 plays on YouTube.

Cap'm Stargazer - "Slog"

And this playlist is also on YouTube Music.

So, here's where things now currently stand with this playlist: we've got 14 songs on Spotify that end up totaling 79 minutes, and over on YouTube, we've got 32 songs that end up totaling almost three whole hours! So, if you want something that plumbs the depths of what Spotify has to offer from its breakbeat catalogue, feel free to check that one out, but if you want something that goes much, much deeper, then the YouTube one is for you 😊.

Expect way more Harthouse-and-Monsieur Dimitri's De-Luxe House of Funk-posting with these Sunday playlist installments in the coming weeks.

Enjoy!

More to come, eventually. Stay tuned!

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[systemst91]

Interesting collaboration with Mr. Wax, for which I thank him very much.😊✨ (The character is created just for this cover.)

[thisisrealy2kok]

Planet Soul - Feel The Music (1996)

[disease]

HEY BOY HEY GIRL (DEMO) THE CHEMICAL BROTHERS [RADIO 1 ANTI-NAZI MIX, 1997]

[pileofglass]

"Layer: 13 (EGO)" - KANPEKI (2022)