Jan / Feb 2009

01. Johnny L
Evar (dub)

02. High Contrast
Seven Notes In Black (Hospital Dub)

03. City Reverb
Central Heating - SBS & Drumsound Remix (dub)

04. 2 Fisted Tales
Rushmore (TFT)

05. Blame
Bring Me Down (720)

06. Friction & K-Tee
Fired Up (dub)

07. Nu:Tone
Balaclava vs System (Dub)

08. Bloc Party
One Month Off (Witchita)

09. High Contrast
Basement Track - HCs Upstairs Downstairs RMX (Hospital Dub)

10. Sigma
Nexus (dub)
15 May Digital
Newcastle

21 May Cube (uni)
Southampton

24 May Meze Lounge
Newport

29 May Waterside
Carmarthen

30 May Hospitality @ CSG
Gdansk

03 June Keele University
Keele

06 June Hospitality @ Cardiff Uni
Cardiff

12 June Cambridge University
Cambridge

13 June Escape In The Park
Swansea

20 June Hospitality @ Rainbow
Birmingham

28 June Glastonbury Festival
Glastonbury

03 July Hospitality @ Matter
London

18 July Hospitality @ Motion
Bristol


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NEW ALBUM!! HIGH CONTRAST CONFIDENTIAL


Successor to The Chemical Brothers, Basement Jaxx and Underworld, High Contrast is another exceptional British dance music artist conquering the world's dancefloors. Making his debut way back in 2001, he's come a long way.

Hospital Records - a label at the top of its game - have cherry-picked this selection to represent the very finest moments of his catalogue so far. This extensive dossier contains no less than 25 heavy hitters. The evidence is plain to see.

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The name High Contrast needs no introduction anymore; though when a young Lincoln Barrett signed on the dotted line back in 2000 he was a complete unknown. Signed on the strength of his mini-disc demos, the Welsh wonder has smashed his way through the d+b scene in no time at all.

His debut longplayer True Colours was released on Hospital to massive critical acclaim in June 2002, paving the way for a move onto the international DJ circuit and helping him become remixer of choice for so many labels inside and outside of the drum+bass community. It was the club sessions and mixing skills that dominated the year since True Colours - with Lincoln making a name for himself as one of the hottest D&B DJs around.

In autumn 2004 we dropped the massive High
Society
LP; featuring the anthemic singles Twilights Last Gleaming and Racing Green. The album has already become the stuff of legend, with Knowledge Magazine voting it into there top 3 jungle albums of the last 10 years.

More recently after reaching Drum & Bass superstardom he has releaed mix albums for Fabric and Mixmag and seen his White Stripes remix all over Radio 1. Missy Elliot and Blaze have also come knocking for a Contrast remix and the Worlds dance floors have been blown apart by that Gold Digger booty.

2007 saw the High Contrast success story continue, with the gargantuan single If We Ever all over Radio One, followed by arguably his finest album yet Tough Guys Don't Dance.. Rounding the year off with yet another huge remix - this time of Axwell's Ibizan anthem "I Found You", and his DJing skill saw him scoop BBC Radio 1's Essential Mix of the year, no less.

Riding high on the wave of success following Tough Guys, it was straight into 2008 with huge remixes of Utah Saint's "Something Good", Adele's "Hometown Glory" and Eric Prydz's monster hit "Pjanoo".

With High Contrast sitting firmly at dance music's top table, 2009 sees him rocking a superclub near you. Headlining Hospitality at London's huge "Matter" nightclub and coming through with more daring and genius drum and bass. Expect the unexpected as High Contrast looks to keep things fresh in 2009. Keep it locked!

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