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Neil Barnes and Paul Daley, inspired by house music’s many facets formed the production team of Leftfield, working with several artists who were at the cutting edge of dance music. Leftfield were famous in the studio for their remixes of such artists as Adamski and Detroit house legend Kevin Saunderson’s Inner City project. In 1991 their first single, “Not Forgotten” was an instant club hit heard around the world, trademarking their production work on a simple, but cutting edge dance track.
Barnes and Daley signed to Outer Rhythm Records (a subsidiary of Rhythm King, home to Bomb The Bass, S’Express and Baby Ford), and released another single called “More Than I Know.” As the recognition and credibility as producers became apparent, Leftfield received even more remix work from Guerrilla Records band React 2 Rhythm, David Bowie, British pop act D:Ream, and later on remixed Renegade Soundwave, Ultra Nate, Yothu Yindi and Stereo Mcs. Leftfield also took to producing a ragga singer named Djum Djum who released a record on Outer Rhythm with Leftfield called “Difference.”
At this point in 1992, it was evident that Leftfield had enough of a following to put their money where it would best be used, their own record label to promote other artists with the same ideas as theirs. Taking the name from their production alius, Hard Hands, Leftfield began to sign various acts further promoting the bass-induced, rhythmic and dubby-house Leftfield were growing famous for. Their first release was the first Leftfield record on Hard Hands, a track featuring Earl Sixteen on a ragga-vocal called “Release the Pressure.
Barnes and Daley signed to Outer Rhythm Records (a subsidiary of Rhythm King, home to Bomb The Bass, S’Express and Baby Ford), and released another single called “More Than I Know.” As the recognition and credibility as producers became apparent, Leftfield received even more remix work from Guerrilla Records band React 2 Rhythm, David Bowie, British pop act D:Ream, and later on remixed Renegade Soundwave, Ultra Nate, Yothu Yindi and Stereo Mcs. Leftfield also took to producing a ragga singer named Djum Djum who released a record on Outer Rhythm with Leftfield called “Difference.”
At this point in 1992, it was evident that Leftfield had enough of a following to put their money where it would best be used, their own record label to promote other artists with the same ideas as theirs. Taking the name from their production alius, Hard Hands, Leftfield began to sign various acts further promoting the bass-induced, rhythmic and dubby-house Leftfield were growing famous for. Their first release was the first Leftfield record on Hard Hands, a track featuring Earl Sixteen on a ragga-vocal called “Release the Pressure.
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Leftism
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Rhythm And Stealth
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A Final Hit
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iufg wrote:
Saw them live a couple of times - Awesome. Inspection (check one) always a highlight - I can still feel the bass! Come back Leftfield
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plompybadu wrote:
If you're into Leftfield, you might enjoy BudNubac. BudNubac have a Cuban ifluence in their sound, but definitely have some of the same 'full immersion in the album' feeling that you get with Leftfield. BudNubac is a music project by one of the guys from Nightmares on Wax, so you can see why it might be worth a listen. http://blancomusic.com/que-se-yo
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seanadamz wrote:
u just can not beat these guys iv been listen to them since i was a wee guy when my dad played them an still not stopped leftism c'mon
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SeveralPeople wrote:
i like these guys man. they cool
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benharris16 wrote:
Just got hold of some b sides and other material they did and some dj sets. Love it!
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ilikedirtyeah wrote:
Leftism <3
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ipiko wrote:
Just one of a kind.
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besh303 wrote:
Leftism is still the top album in the world of dance music. My personal favorite.
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Tostigroover wrote:
Every time I hear these two albums it takes me back to when I first heard them. It makes the future look just a tad bleaker since there will not be any more of those. I miss Leftfield.
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michaelprestage wrote:
Space Shanty for me. Still gets em bouncing
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HowlBR wrote:
Release The Pressure... Such a great song ♥ . I also love Open Up and Shallow Grave : }
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benharris16 wrote:
Both albums are genius dance music at its best. Leftism is unbelievably ahead of it's time. Could be a modern record easily. Brilliant. Dusted and Release The Pressure <3
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blindfoley wrote:
Music for the blind now available...http://www.last.fm/music/Blind+Foley
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Mr-Usuario wrote:
A Danny Boyle's favourite artist.
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Terrasidius wrote:
Afro Ride ought to be inthe top tracks peeps! Its an underrated dancefloor masterpiece! It was in wipE'out" (1995) in case your wondering. B-side on the Afro-Left EP and on the bonus disc for Leftism :D
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Terrasidius wrote:
Anyone hear anything recent about them? Does anyone think we will EVAR get another LP? Even anEP or random single would be awesome, anything new! The airwaves these day need all the good artists there are! Music charts have been in a shambles for the better part of this decade with all the best bands hardly ever releasing new material :( Heres hoping we get something soon!
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empire_of_rust wrote:
much missed please reform and tour
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archange08 wrote:
yes cool mix!!!!
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tmunki wrote:
Oops, have edited it again! It's still not great but a bit better than Wikipedia!
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Jatup wrote:
@tmunki, I like the bio you posted, but the ones posted here shouldn't contain personal opinions and this one is full of them...
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