Now, the reason for this post -
The Vangarde have just signed to DNA Recordings!
- Ride it Out (single) iTunes
Plan B (album, July 2010 release)
Here’s the press release and a brief history lesson about the the label:
Dangerous New Age Recordings comes straight out of the south coast from Hastings, London, their label was formed by a group of friends who all had the same passion for Drum and bass.
The guys on the label all think its time to give something back to the scene as it has always given them damn good parties and Djing sets. It has also taught them the formula of producing Drum and bass by listening to the way it is made. One thing they would really like to do eventually is bring in new talent to give people a chance to shine within the label. They feel that if it wasn’t for the internet, Aim and MySpace they would maybe not have had the opportunity for people to hear their tunes.
The first ever release was on DJ Phantasys label called Easy Records, with a tune entitled “House of Death” under the name of Half Life. This was the first time any members from Dangerous New Age had ever been put on to vinyl and it was very exciting for them so we say thank you to Dj Phantasy and Easy Records for giving us the first ever realease.
MC Fatman D from NuBreed crew got them better known globally. He has helped them along the way through releasing a track called “Survivors” on his imprint Biological Beats they appreciate it and say thank you.
- Fatman D
Dangerous New Age Recordings have had great support from some of the leading DJs, MCs and record labels in the Drum and bass World and would like to thank MC Fat Man D, Matt from Concord Dawn, Axiom, Phantasy, Shodan, Prolix, T Tech, Jade, Zeal and Litta Nicky Blackmarket, OP Breaks, Silent Extent, Submerged (OHM Resistance), Bonsey, Ruffstuff The Upbeats, Eddrush and Optical Counterfeit State, Optiv, C4C, (Uman(Taskhorizon), Taskhorizon, Rregula, No money, Seizure, Jamie and Ceffect Panik, Flex.
- Axiom (Switzerland)
With out the people mentioned above in the story Dangerous New Age wouldn’t be where they are today, so thanks to every one involved.
Look out for Dangerous new age recordings in the near future.
Shout out to Scoop and Projekter for your undying belief in us! Thank you.
