Y4K-Freq Nasty/Rennie Pilgrem "Tribalizm" Review

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Well according to this anyway, Freq's doing the next Y4K. The blurb is from

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FREQ NASTY’S GEARING UP FOR Y4K

The man with the fattest dreads in the ever-growing breakbeat scene has just finished mixing the latest Distinct’ive breaks compilation, ‘Y4K: Next Level Breaks’.

"We’re extremely excited at the signing of Freq Nasty to the Y4K series," said Distinct’ive Breaks label Manager, Richard Ford.

"We believe he is arguably the leading international breakbeat talent at the moment, and that this album will be the biggest yet."

Y4K ‘Next Level Breaks’ Mixed by Freq Nasty is out on Distinct’ive Breaks on April 29th 2002.Other compilations in the series include:

‘Y3K: Deep Progressive Breaks’ mixed by Hyper,

‘Y3K: Soundtrack To The Future’ mixed By Hyper,

‘Y4K: Next level Breaks’ mixed By Tayo,

‘Y4K: Next Level Breaks’ mixed By Koma & Bones.

Freq Nasty’s next single ‘Fresh’/‘One More Time’ will be released on Skint on March 11th 2002.

Freq Nasty and Distinct’ive Breaks Present Y4K will be held at Fabric on Friday 22nd February 2002 and will feature all the UK’s leading Breaks specialists including Freq Nasty, Hybrid, scene pin-ups Koma & Bones and Tayo.

And also from there, a capsule review of Rennie's new comp:

Rennie PilgrimTribalizm (TCR)

TCR’s head honcho and breakbeat celeb DJ Rennie Pilgrim delivers 72 minutes of unadulterated breaks bliss that shows us exactly why breakbeat is stepping up a gear this year. If you love breakbeat you’ll love this.

Tunes to check:

Chris Carter ‘Random Factors’

Koma & Bones ‘Morpheus’ (Rennie Pilgrim Remix)

Meat Katie ‘Next Life’

Vigi & Zero ‘Others’