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Birmingham Based Producer, came on to the scene in 2008 and no time was having support from most the top djs such as Andy C, Dj Hype, Hazard, London Electricity, Subfocus, Original Sin, Sub Zero, Taxman, Jaydan, Dminds, DBridge, Grooverider, Danny Byrd, Nutone, Crissy Criss, J J Frost, Twisted Individual, Marky, Bryan Gee, Heist………
Coming from a musical background and playing guitar in bands for years before. This has helped him progress in producing drum and bass.
Harvest is known for being a diverse producer. Producing jump up, jungle, liquid and dark minimal. This has helped him get recognition from all aspects in the scene.
Harvest also regularly collaborates with a good friend Dr Dub and were friends way before he got into drum and bass. The tunes together are a mix of liquid and jungle and the ideas together when in studio flow well.
Harvest is working with a lot of people in the scene and is quickly being recognized for his work on a larger scale from big labels and producers. Harvest is definitely one to watch out for over the next few years and has a lot more in store.
The Risky previews the forthcoming Drum&BassArena Summer Selection 2013 album. Tracks featured include album exclusives from LSB, Halogenix, Need For Mirrors, Harvest and many more. The album is due for release on 28th July on 2CD & Download.
As usual, the competition is running with a chance to win a Drum&BassArena T-Shirt & Sticker pack.
The Risky showcases part 1 of the Drum&BassArena Summer Selection 2012 preview, featuring 10 of the tracks on the album. Plus the competition this week hosts 3 tracks in the mix. Can you name them all?
This week, The Risky showcases the forthcoming Drum&BassArena 2012 compilation. Every track featured on the podcast is exclusive to the album with tracks from Dimension, Optiv & BTK, Coda, Serial Killaz, Serum, Stray & Halogenix and more.
The Risky showcases the latest in Drum & Bass. This week new tracks from Total Science, Phace, Wickaman & SuddenDef, Original Sin and many more. Plus Hamilton is in the mix this week All the usual features also included.
