DC Breaks
DC Breaks | |
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Origin | London, England Bristol, England |
Genres | Drum and bass |
Years active | 2006 | –present
Labels | Ram Records, Viper Recordings, Frequency Recordings, DC Breaks Recordings |
Members | Dan Havers Chris Page |
DC Breaks are a British drum and bass production duo made up of Dan Havers and Chris Page.[1]
Biography
In 2010, they signed a record deal with Ram Records (UK), run by the renowned DJ Andy C and are currently writing their debut album. DC Breaks appear on BBC Radio 1Xtra's Drum n Bass mix show for Crissy Criss and DJ Bailey.[2]
They released their first EP on Viper Recordings in May 2010, which included their most recognisable track to date Halo,[3] and also had their tracks featured on Andy C's compilation Nightlife 4 (2008) and 5 (2010), and Futurebound's compilation 'Acts of Madmen' (2009).[4]
They have performed numerous remixes for Universal Music, Sony Records, Rough Trade Records, Ministry of Sound, Island Records, EMI and All Around the World Productions, including artists such as Tinie Tempah, I Blame Coco, Paloma Faith, Example, Esmée Denters and Rox.[5]
Releases
Year | Release | Label |
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2013 | Shaman / Let It Go | RAM Records |
2012 | Firez EP | |
2011 | The More I Want / Take That | |
2010 | Halo EP | Viper Recordings |
2009 | Pickett Line / Flashback | Frequency Recordings |
2008 | Taken / Come Closer | |
Mankind / Romper | Viper Recordings | |
2007 | Sicko / Soho | DC Breaks Recordings |
2006 | Hear This / Cold Thing |
Appears On
Year | Release | Album / EP | Label |
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2012 | Killer Ft. Dee Freer | SKiSM - Division EP | Never Say Die Records |
2010 | Pickett Line (VIP Mix) | Various Artists - Nightlife EP: Part 2 | Ram Records |
2009 | Polar Bear | Various Artists - Acts of Mad Men | Viper Recordings |
Remixes
Artist | Track | Label |
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Tinie Tempah | Pass Out | EMI |
I Blame Coco | Spirit Golden | Island Records |
JLS | The Club Is Alive | Sony Records |
ROX | No Going Back | Rough Trade Records |
Example | Won't Go Quietly | Ministry Of Sound |
Bertie Blackman | Byrds Of Prey | EQ |
Erik Hassle | Hurtful | Island Records |
ROX | My Baby | Rough Trade Records |
Paloma Faith | Upside Down | Sony Records |
Hold Tight | Lounge | Spearhead |
Koven | More Than You | Viper Recordings |
References
- ^ "Music - DC Breaks". BBC. Retrieved 2011-06-13.
- ^ 01:00 (2010-12-02). "1Xtra Programmes - D&B M1X with Crissy Criss, DC Breaks have Wilkinson in the Mix". BBC. Retrieved 2011-06-13.
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has numeric name (help) - ^ "DC Breaks – Discover music, videos, concerts, stats, & pictures at". Last.fm. 2009-02-11. Retrieved 2011-06-13.
- ^ "DC Breaks Discography at Discogs". Discogs.com. Retrieved 2011-06-13.
- ^ DC Breaks Biography [1], Retrieved on 2 Dec 2011.
External links
- Official website
- DC Breaks discography at Discogs
- DC Breaks on Facebook
- Template:MySpace
- DC Breaks's channel on YouTube