Cyantific
| Cyantific | |
|---|---|
| Origin | London, England |
| Genres | Drum and Bass |
| Years active | 2002 – present |
| Labels | Hospital, Hospital Records, Cyantific |
| Website | cyantific.co.uk |
| Members | |
| Jon Stanley |
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| Past members | |
| Matt Whitehead | |
Cyantific is the stage name of Jon Stanley, an electronic producer/DJ from London, England[1]. Cyantific was originally a duo, but split in 2009.[2] The pair met at high school, where Matt was in a heavy metal band, and Jon collecting Drum and Bass records. They began making music using simple sequencing software on an old PC.[3]
After a few years of tuning their sound they had their first release on the now defunct Replicant Audio label. They then went on to write 'Timescape' which was picked up by John B for his label. Jon was DJing at a night in London directly before High Contrast, who took an interest in 'Timescape'. Jon passed him a demo CD, and two weeks later Hospital Records called them in to a meeting to sign an album deal.[4]
In 2006, after numerous singles they released their debut album Ghetto Blaster. It features collaborations with Matrix and Logistics.
2007 saw Jon recognised for his DJing skills, as he won BBC 1Xtra's 2007 Xtra Bass award for 'best break through DJ'.[5]
In 2010 Cyantific started his own self-titled label. The first release includes a collaboration with Logistics entitled 'Brighter Day' and a solo effort called '88 mph'.[6]
The Cyantific sound has been described as experimental Drum and Bass.
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[edit] Discography
[edit] Albums
- Ghetto Blaster (2006)
- Medical History : Cyantific (2007)
[edit] Singles
- "Forced" / "Bombjack" (2002)
- "Timescape" / "More Than One" (2003)
- "Neon Skyline" (2003)
- "90" / "All Points West" (2003)
- "Be True" / "Heart Beating (feat. Merly B)" (2003)
- "Little Green Men" / "Quiet Star" (2004)
- "Output" / "Reincarnation Dub" (2004)
- "Don’t Follow" (feat. Diane Charlemagne) / "Pulse 101" (2005)
- "Without Sound" (feat. Tactile) (Compilation Track) (2005)
- "Flashback" (feat. Logistics) / "Can’t Let Go" (2006)
- "Ghetto Blaster" (Sparfunk Remix) / "Coming Unstuck" (2006)
- "11th Hour" (feat. Q-Project)" (2006)
- "Space Station Kru" (Compilation Track) (2007)
- "Disconnected" / "The Serpent" (2007)
- "Outer Limits" (feat. Kasra) (Compilation Track) (2007)
- "Empty Streets" (Compilation Track) (2009)
- "Hong Kong Express" (Compilation Track) (2010)
- "Don’t Follow" [Acapella] (Compilation Track) (2010)
- "Brighter Day" (with Logistics, feat. Natalie Williams) / "88mph" (2010)
- "Obey" / "Bounce It" (2010)
- "Touch Me" / "Get Into It" (Get Into It feat. Wilkinson) (2011)
[edit] Remixes
- London Elektricity – Harlesden (2003)
- The Nextmen – High Score (2003)
- Black Rain - Lifecycle (2004)
- Total Science - Jet Set (2005)
- BCee & Lomax – Can’t Say No (2005)
- Logistics – Space Jam (2006)
- Higher Sense – Cold Fresh Air (2006)
- Aquasky feat. Kool Keith – Movin’ The Hype Track (2006)
- Example – Won’t Go Quietly (2009)
- Netsky - Hold On To Love (2010)
- Zarif – Box Of Secrets (2010)
- Kid Adrift – Oxytocin (2010)
[edit] DJ Mixes
- Journeys Through Innerspace Mix (2006) Mixed for Dogs on Acid. More Info
- Sex Education Mix (2007) Mixed for Dogs on Acid. More Info
- Time Flies Mix (2010)
- Return of the Ghetto Blaster Mix (2010) More Info
[edit] External links
[edit] References
- ^ IMO Records "Cyantific Biography", IMO Records, London, 25 October 2011. Retrieved on 23 November 2011.
- ^ Cyantific Official website (Retrieved August 2010)
- ^ Dogs On Acid (Retrieved February 2007)
- ^ Cyantific Official website (Retrieved August 2010)
- ^ BBC 1Xtra XtraBass award pages (Retrieved June 2007)
- ^ Cyantific Official website (Retrieved August 2010)
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