Ed209

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Well can you believe it, I finally got myself a Myspace. Thanks for passing by make sure you come back on a regular to get updates on gigs, current releases and all the forthcoming tunes and of course all the silly photos and videos.

Ed209 Biog

Ed209 is the one of the worlds finest Tearout Breaks DJ/Producers. Pioneering the Adrenaline injected side of breaks from back in 1998 with his and Deeklines remix of Ol’ Dirty Bastard & Kelis smash hit “Got your money” 209 has gone on to push the sound the world over, receiving massive support from The Freestylers, The Stanton Warriors, Krafty Kuts, Ils and many more.
As well as being hailed one of the most exciting tearout DJ’s there is, he has run Wireframe Records as well as Hardcore Beats with Ollywood pushing the label to one of the top 5 in the world, worked with artists such as Phil Hartnoll (Orbital), Earl 16 (Singer for Leftfield and Dreadzone) and Deekline, had radio shows on Breaks FM, KissFM, Ministry Radio and Pyrotechnic Radio.
With all of this under his belt the future for Ed209 is brighter than ever.

Ed209 Discography

Bish Bash – Wireframe Records
The Profit – Wireframe Records
Fight Alone- Rat records
Beep Bop – Rat Records
My House – Wireframe Records
Hi-Fi – Wireframe Records
Infectious – Wireframe Records
Blow A Fuze & Wireframe Records
Black Hole – Hardcore Beats
Sword Pen – Hardcore Beats
Dr Hoover – Hardcore Beats
United State Of Mind – Hardcore Beats
Ting Dem – Hardcore Beats
Hell Yeah – Hardcore Beats
Back It Up – Hardcore Beats
The Man – Hardcore Beats
Tijuana Fever feat. Earl 16 – Hardcore Beats
Biscuits & Gravy – Hardcore Beats
Remixes –
Ol’ Dirty Bastard & Kelis – Got Your Money – East West
Worries in the Dance – Vinyl Junkie - Bassrock
Angles – Ils – Distinctive
Rock You – Sprayhead – 777

NEW RELEASE AVAILABLE TO BUY!!!

HARDCORE BEATS 26
ED209 – Tijuana Fever Feat Earl 16/Biscuits & Gravy

Ed209 is back! This time hooking up with the legendary reggae artist Earl 16 (having previously worked with Leftfield and Dreadzone on the dance floor side of things). "Tijuana Fever" is a sun-drenched slab of electronic funk, expect serious grins all-round. "Biscuits & Gravy" has been doing the damage in mp3 format, but unprecedented demand has led to this vinyl outing. Tougher than Tijuana, but still on a blissed-out summer tip, think George Clinton meets Robocop.