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Drumagick

Jr. Deep and Guilherme Lopes

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Official Website: www.drumagick.com/

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	The brothers Jr. Deep and Guilherme Lopes that form the Drumagick production team are the prince regents of Brazilian Drum’n’bass. Both in their mid-twenties, guided and influenced by DJ Marky and DJ Patife’s global breakthrough they are part of the crack team that’s rescued drum’n’bass - They are getting closer and closer to becoming part of the drum’n’bass royal family. The greatest form of flattery is imitation and many of the producers and labels in the ever-thriving drum’n ‘bass fraternity tried to cash in on the Brazilian bug from the late nineties onwards. Some have done a good job, other results have been more questionable. Drumagick ARE quite simply the real deal – the genuine article – re-inventing and fashioning global music with its own genuine Latin take on it. Exposed to the hardcore days of 1993, they have, over the years, witnessed the transformation and development of the jungle / drum’n’bass scene as keenly as the British who invented the sound. They had the most respect for the likes of Ed Rush, Optical, Roni Size and DJ Hype who were the real innovators and always seemed to be ripping up the rule book and making the sound progress and constantly taking it to new levels. Drumagick similarly re-invented the samba, with a healthy diet of heavy bass, dancefloor funk and energetic melody, and made serious waves on this side of the Atlantic.

The brothers Jr. Deep and Guilherme Lopes that form the Drumagick production team are the prince regents of Brazilian Drum’n’bass. Both in their mid-twenties, guided and influenced by DJ Marky and DJ Patife’s global breakthrough they are part of the crack team that’s rescued drum’n’bass - They are getting closer and closer to becoming part of the drum’n’bass royal family.

The greatest form of flattery is imitation and many of the producers and labels in the ever-thriving drum’n ‘bass fraternity tried to cash in on the Brazilian bug from the late nineties onwards. Some have done a good job, other results have been more questionable. Drumagick ARE quite simply the real deal – the genuine article – re-inventing and fashioning global music with its own genuine Latin take on it.

Exposed to the hardcore days of 1993, they have, over the years, witnessed the transformation and development of the jungle / drum’n’bass scene as keenly as the British who invented the sound. They had the most respect for the likes of Ed Rush, Optical, Roni Size and DJ Hype who were the real innovators and always seemed to be ripping up the rule book and making the sound progress and constantly taking it to new levels. Drumagick similarly re-invented the samba, with a healthy diet of heavy bass, dancefloor funk and energetic melody, and made serious waves on this side of the Atlantic.