— German producer Ben Böhmer was one of 2019’s breakthrough stars, with the release of his acclaimed debut album ‘Breathing’, described by Billboard as “one of the year’s best electronic albums.” Featuring collaborations with fellow rising German stars Monolink, Jan Blomqvist and Nils Hoffmann, the album has racked up 15 Million streams in six months since release.
Before being cut-short by the COVID-19 pandemic, Ben was halfway through a 40 date world tour, including sold-out headline shows in London, New York, Sydney, Berlin, Mumbai, Prague and more. Ben’s first live performance following the release of the album was at the iconic Printworks London, at Anjunadeep’s sold-out annual showcase. Showcasing his uplifting melodic sound to a crowd of over 5,000 fans, Ben weaved favourites from his back catalogue together with new material from the album. ‘Live from Printworks London’ also sees Ben debut three previously unheard tracks, ‘Phases’, a collaboration with Spencer Brown, along with ‘Motherboard’ and the epic ‘Zeit
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Neurofunk mix by Db One | Best and epic Dark Drum and Bass 2015 [#3]
That subgenre of DnB emerged between 1997 and 1998 in London as a progression of techstep.
Between 2007 and 2008, a decade after the pioneering artists first established neurofunks technical soundscape, the style was enhanced with a series of diverse, forward thinking debut albums set to redefine its concept production with some artists like: Psycho, Gridlok, Mindscape, The Upbeats, ed rush and more.
Now, the scene is led by artists such as The Upbeats, Noisia, Spor, Black Sun Empire, Phace and Gridlok.
Director: Sam Wiehl
Art direction: Matthew Barnes/Forest Swords
DOP: Marco Fanton
Performers: Maria Malone and Harper Danns
Editor: Sam Wiehl
Shot at Static Gallery and Vessel Studios, Liverpool
Commissioner: Theresa Adebiyi for Ninja Tune
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