kemet....

[haste]

probably worth linking all of the kemet, 3rd party, ibiza & limited e together

 

they are all part of the same camp...sort of

[Logic]

Don't forget Soapbar and Straight From the Bedroom

[haste]

oh yeah....def straight from the bedroom

 

is soapbar related too?

[Logic]

Ah I guess not, I always thought they were but studies show otherwise :wink:

[thijs]

i agree, at the moment the labels are linked by owners. i guess i can put the trio of paul ibiza, mark x (what is his real name anyway?) and potential bad boy up for all those labels mentioned. 8)

[haste]

hmmm i see....i think it's best not to link by owner as some labels are run by different people but are all linked

 

eg

 

frontline

ganja

true playaz

 

are all linked but not owned by the same ppl

[thijs]

i see you point.. just trying to think of another 'key' which can be used for this :?

[Ornette]

Excellent article appearing recently on the 'net all about Kemet (and 3rd Party)

 

"The Inside Story of the Best Jungle Labels You've Probably Never Heard Of"

https://thump.vice.c...-never-heard-of

 

aside from that Kemet is one of the more renowned imprints of the music (who's not familiar with Kemet?) it does have a lot of interesting tidbits from the guys about its inception and other stuff

 

 

http://www.rolldabea...6774/kemet/km05

says that Talk Breaks was James Stephens' first appearance on the label. However it goes on to say "Don't Throw Your Life Away" was a co production with Mark Ranger...

 

The thing is, neither of those two tracks really had a 'noise factory' sound to them, unlike "Love For The World" on the other side which very clearly did - and none of his earlier releases had 'conscious' elements to them so I'm thinking more that the release was James' first involvement with the label

 

So I would advocate member credits for Talk Breaks as both Mark Ranger & James Stephens

 

 

Also some interesting comments on this release (i'll post over here):

http://www.rolldabea...d_edition/ir013