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Zero T

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In the world of drum & bass, a scene all too often segregated by superficially constructed genre confines, Zero T stands as a figurehead for a new breed of producers tearing down these boundaries and building from the ground up, creating a more open musical plane. By setting his own parameters, Zero T not only explores the full spectrum of sounds within D&B, but expands beyond it with his forward-thinking, intricately textured and overtly musical sound. It comes as little wonder that Zero T's absorbed such a plethora of wide-spanning influences that diffuse through his own music, amalgamating to create something unique and, in a word, peerless. Music is something that has surrounded the talented artist from his earliest days: from growing up alongside his father's ever-expanding blue note jazz collection, to being tutored by his older brother's multi-instrumental musicianship, to his exposure to jungle through older friends, to an entirely fortuitous meeting with fellow Irish D&B artist Calibre.

"It seems that here in the UK, strict genres and the rigidity of DJing are both melting away. Now it's normal for me to switch tempos in a D&B set, and it's just as normal for Skream and Benga to play a D&B tune - which is healthy. Hopefully it's going to turn back into just UK bass music, with tempos being flexible. It really opens you up as a DJ when you can play a good tune at the right time, instead of being obsessed with double drops and stupid timings."

Zero T

'FABRICLIVE 52: Zero T' seamlessly connects the dots between the different facets of his sound with aplomb, deftly moving through tempos and styles to create a beautifully crafted mix. Fusing a wide spectrum of styles with ease, Zero T simultaneously showcases the expansive and diverse possibilities at one's fingertips, while highlighting the common threads between them. At once free flowing and precise, the mix takes you on a journey through an intoxicating world of sound, veering from the ominous to the uplifting, the paranoid to the soulful. Expanding its appeal beyond the limitations of drum & bass, it effortlessly takes in dubstep, garage, house and hip hop along the way. Further ensuring its durability, it hosts a healthy smattering of exclusives throughout: Lemon D, Dillinja, Break, Calibre, and extremely special versions of tunes from Icicle and Paradox - never to be heard anywhere else.

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Tracklisting:

1

Paradox

A Certain Sound (Alaska & Paradox Lost DAT Mix)

Paradox
2

Kabuki feat. Jeru The Damaja

Watch Your Step (Need For Mirrors VIP Mix)

V
3

Ulterior Motive

Seven Segments

Unreleased
4

Slam

Positive Education (Zero T Remix)

Soma
5

Lynx & Kemo

You Are Being Lied To

Detail
6

Icicle

Ocular

Shogun Audio
7

Zero T feat. Script

Guessing Games

Footprints
8

System

Speed of Light

Footprints
9

Lemonde

Heaven

Valve
10

Jubei

Distrust

Shogun Audio
11

Break

Wine

Symmetry
12

All Thieves

Stars (Zero T Remix)

Footprints
13

Need For Mirrors

Sick In The Head

Footprints
14

Rockwell

Everything (& U)

Darkestral
15

Artificial Intelligence & Krust

Audio Assault

V
16

Fracture & Neptune

The Limit

Astrophonica
17

Dillinja

When Love

Valve
18

Zero T feat. Steo

Walk Away (Zero T Reprint)

CIA
19

Genotype

Dubsoca

Unreleased
20

Commix

Japanese Electronics (Instra:mental Remix)

Metalheadz
21

SP:MC & Joker D

Down

Unreleased
22

Icicle

Xylophobia

Shogun Audio
23

Compound One

Pum Pum Beat

Compound One
24

Sia

Little Man (Exemen Remix)

Long Lost Brother
25

Ation

Missing You

Unreleased
26

Equinox

Space Dub

Scientific Wax
27

Marcus Intalex

21

Soul:r
28

Calibre

Reach

Unreleased
29

Reds feat. Tehbis & Fee Lups

Green Lanes

Footprints

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Paradox A Certain Sound (Alaska & Paradox Lost DAT Mix) Paradox Kabuki feat. Jeru The Damaja Watch Your Step (Need For Mirrors VIP Mix) V Ulterior Motive Seven Segments Unreleased Slam Positive Education (Zero T Remix) Soma Lynx & Kemo You Are Being Lied To Detail Icicle Ocular Shogun Audio Zero T feat. Script Guessing Games Footprints System Speed of Light Footprints Lemonde Heaven Valve Jubei Distrust Shogun Audio Break Wine Symmetry All Thieves Stars (Zero T Remix) Footprints Need For Mirrors Sick In The Head Footprints Rockwell Everything (& U) Darkestral Artificial Intelligence & Krust Audio Assault V Fracture & Neptune The Limit Astrophonica Dillinja When Love Valve Zero T feat. Steo Walk Away (Zero T Reprint) CIA Genotype Dubsoca Unreleased Commix Japanese Electronics (Instra:mental Remix) Metalheadz SP:MC & Joker D Down Unreleased Icicle Xylophobia Shogun Audio Compound One Pum Pum Beat Compound One Sia Little Man (Exemen Remix) Long Lost Brother Ation Missing You Unreleased Equinox Space Dub Scientific Wax Marcus Intalex 21 Soul:r Calibre Reach Unreleased Reds feat. Tehbis & Fee Lups Green Lanes Footprints

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Artist Name	Zero T
quote	It seems that here in the UK, strict genres and the rigidity of DJing are both melting away. Now it's normal for me to switch tempos in a D&B set, and it's just as normal for Skream and Benga to play a D&B tune - which is healthy. Hopefully it's going to turn back into just UK bass music, with tempos being flexible. It really opens you up as a DJ when you can play a good tune at the right time, instead of being obsessed with double drops and stupid timings.
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