New P-Funk Era [Import]

New P-Funk Era [Import]

Track Listings

1. P Funk 2000

2. Gravity

3. Serious Sounds (Vip)

4. Calm

5. Chinese Whispers

6. Rollin Raw

7. Smooth Terrain

8. Cool Manouvre

9. Downtown Exposure

Editorial Reviews
Amazon.com
Pascal, one the more discreet members of the Tru Playaz clique, has quietly been taking the drum & bass world by storm for years. Since his first hardcore release,Fubar, in 1990, he has been one to watch, releasing a slew of varied but well-received singles, such as "Johnny's P-Funk Era Reality." This latest nine-track outing is considered more an elaborate EP than an album, but it still manages to make the kind of impact that many producers can only aspire to on their LPs. Kicking off in style with the title track (a reworking of his 1995 classic), Pascal then provides a couple of older cuts ("Cool Maneuvers" and "Serious Sounds") before bringing brand-new flavor to the mix with "The Calm," which isn't relaxing at all. True to form, there's never a dull moment on this dynamic and incredibly diverse set from one of the genre's true players. --Paul Sullivan

Product Description
He Started Tru Playaz with DJ Hype and DJ Zinc. He Runs his Own Label Frontline Records as Well as DJ Ing and Remixing Tracks.

Product Description

Track list:~~1. P-Funk 2000~~~2. Gravity~~~3. Serious Sounds (VIP)~~~4. The Calm~~~5. Chinese Whispers~~~6. Rollin Raw~~~7. Smooth Terrain~~~8. Cool Manouvre~~~9. Downtown Exposure.

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New P-Funk Era
Pascal
Manufacturer: Truep
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music
ASIN: B00004SUL2
Release Date: 2000-04-28

Tracks:

P Funk 2000
Gravity
Serious Sounds (Vip)
Calm
Chinese Whispers
Rollin Raw
Smooth Terrain
Cool Manouvre
Downtown Exposure

Amazon.com

Pascal, one the more discreet members of the Tru Playaz clique, has quietly been taking the drum & bass world by storm for years. Since his first hardcore release,Fubar, in 1990, he has been one to watch, releasing a slew of varied but well-received singles, such as "Johnny's P-Funk Era Reality." This latest nine-track outing is considered more an elaborate EP than an album, but it still manages to make the kind of impact that many producers can only aspire to on their LPs. Kicking off in style with the title track (a reworking of his 1995 classic), Pascal then provides a couple of older cuts ("Cool Maneuvers" and "Serious Sounds") before bringing brand-new flavor to the mix with "The Calm," which isn't relaxing at all. True to form, there's never a dull moment on this dynamic and incredibly diverse set from one of the genre's true players. --Paul Sullivan

Album Details

He Started Tru Playaz with DJ Hype and DJ Zinc. He Runs his Own Label Frontline Records as Well as DJ Ing and Remixing Tracks.

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