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*** TOUR DATES 2017 *** July 30 - Netherlands, Rotterdam Reggae Festival Aug 05 - Tenerife, San Cristóbal Aug 12 - Germany, Aschaffenburg Aug 13 - Switzerland, Zofingen *SOLD OUT* Aug 15 - Spain, Benicàssim
Since his very first release on Ram’s sister label Program, Frankee has continued to make progress across Ram’s vast back catalogue of music. Now in its twenty fifth year, Frankee has become an integral part of its roster, with his anticipated debut LP coming closer with every successive release. And following over a decade of dedicated graft, after discovering the world of drum & bass at the age of thirteen, it’s unsurprising that his last string of singles have been heralded by fans and tastemakers alike. Whether it’s the vocal crescendos of tracks like ‘Nobody Cares’, or the imposing chaos of ‘Gully’, Frankee caters to a vast audience; an audience who’ve been waiting for his forthcoming album with baited breath.
The next single from Frankee is ‘Skuttle’, more reminiscent of his fiercer productions yet also dipping into new sound territories. With skittering percussion, crunching snare and snapping drum peddles, ‘Skuttle’ takes you into the murky world of Frankee whilst living up to its namesake. Giving a snapshot into the vast soundscape Frankee has stretched across his debut album, ‘Skuttle’ prepares you for a journey which will once again see Frankee as one of the most interesting and divisive newcomers to push through over the last five years.
If you’re looking for a track which is apt to send the record collections of tech purists ablaze, yet still create devastation on the dancefloor, Frankee certainly delivers. ‘Skuttle’ stands for not just another stepping stone towards his album, but also for his entire career, creating a milestone which will resonate throughout his discography. It signposts a major feat for Frankee as a producer, an embodiment of what he has in store for 2017 and his lifetime dedication to drum & bass.
The official video for 'Flashlight' (feat. Inja) is part of Whiney's album 'Talisman'.
Whiney’s underground drum & bass flare has flourished since signing exclusively to Med School. Now he’s set and ready to present his incredible debut album ‘Talisman’ - a symbol of his dedication to D+B with a strong 12-track collection of dancefloor weapons.
The hard-hitting album opener ‘Talisman’ sets the pace with epic musicality, industrial bleeps and fat, meaty basslines. Matching up with the heavyweight business are ‘Archive’ and ‘Rock Hopper’. Plus ‘Minds Collide’ can’t be missed – a middle-eastern influenced half-time stepper that matches up with the exuding attitude of ‘Portal’ that's already received support from neuro giants Noisia.
Whiney’s joined forces with Hospital’s Brazilian mastermind on ‘Sun Kissed’, balancing choppy vocal snippets with Urbandawn’s signature percussions and growling subs. Turning to melancholic movements is ‘The Farthest Shore’ and ‘Never Too Long’ the latter a collaboration with long-term label mate Keeno and lead by a strong vocal topline from Whiney himself. A final collaborative effort comes from Med School’s resident MC Inja who’s brought his lyrical genius to Whiney’s deep roller ‘Flashlight’. Follow Whiney: https://soundcloud.com/whineymusic https://www.facebook.com/whineymusic https://www.instagram.com/whineymusic/ https://twitter.com/whineymusic
Script written by: Eva Simons & Thomas Nuyten Creations by : Eva Simons , Julian Pechler, Sinclair Simons, Thomas Nuyten Director: Thomas Nuyten DoP: Hayo van Gemert 1st AD: Miguel Teixeira Line-producer: Victoria Lechevalier Editor: Sjoerd Dekker Grader: Ruben Labree 1st AC: Rob van Dam Gaffer: Wouter verheul Bestboy: Jimmy van Veen, Amit Kumar, Yoshua Thomassen Grip: Wesley Westerhuis Production Assistants: Antonio Talarico, Clara Pietrek, Daan Marschalek, Hannah Murren, Florens de Graaf Art Director: Rosa Wezenberg Set Builder: Raymond van der Bas Choreo: Eleanore 'Noor' Groen Dancers: Shanna Heimenberg, Sharon Oostendorp, Milou Verdoold, Remon Koolen, Ciro Meulens, Giorgio Costa , Eli ter Hart, Matthijs van Doormalen, Steven Lima, Sherman Doesburg, Karim Moussouli Hair creations by : Julian Pechler, Bobby Renooij Stylist: Lissa Brandon Stylist assistant: Faryal Mghafoor, Sigy Kop Clothing made by : Tycho A.K.A Prince Charming Make up team : jedidjah.com
Special thanks to: Sinclair Simons , Ricardo Klaverdijk, Boaz de Jong, Robin P Francesco, Brainpower
“GUAYA” – EVA SIMONS (Text & Music: E.M. Simons / G.J. H Mulder / B. de Jong / R.P. Francesco) Published by: Copyright Control / Van The Beatz Publishing BMG / Sony ATV Music Publishing) (P) & (C) 2017 Powerhouse Music
