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When once-underground artists seep in'37 finished his MasterS. and a vear larerlool a t p to NeB into the mainstlea.n and cold cash begins to beck- Yo'k with a buddy, Kp taven&r (a 0land. until.ecenrlx production managerat Eighlball). li was on ihar rr p on, classic battle lines are usualty drawn: the ow thal Nasse d d is.ove red house. tr e G "lstayed up allnlght. we.r ro three indie spirit and a fiercely possessive original clubs, and lwas floored bv lhe music, was si excited to llnaLly find a form of m!si( Ihar fan base on one side, the more conserva- had a vibEnt ene.Ey and innovation. rl was tive. take-tess-chances demands of a iresh aid new. On lhe whole d.i!e back ro t,r DC, I kept flipping through ihedialro nv "commercial" caleer on the other, and the to find that.irusk. bLrl there was absoluteLy no way itwas on lhe Gdio ' breakout artist smack in the middle. The newfound lnle.est in dance must penetraled his legal miid and.€sul!ed " Case in point, Brian Transeau, alias l<urosh reprcsenung Dls and a4lsis lik€ BT, not so long ago wiltingto "remix for o Kelly Hand. 0l Dlsclple. Ca Clalt, oeep Dlsh. and BT. food", now staring as a big-time UK dance That was phaie one, Phase two, ano I ., poqreesive a.id kan.ewas lo be rhe sound sensation. BT's trip from cool Washington, DC T forMusicNow' Bria. BT"Transeau was the io adsl toprcduce it. Hewas somebody who cam€ ow, to superDJ Paul Oakenfold's indie, Music alongatlhe.ight timewith the thr abilities,srilL, i UK-based, maior label-owned Perfecto tabet (who wain lsomethint that"just happened",Iheir first pro. ject. 'ioumey Into Cyh€6pac€', set tnem back t4.ooo. whi(!. now have the fun iob of trying to sell him back tc was preny much all they had tospend ar the rime. 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At this crucial crossing, The Future'on it," saVs "ltwa5like our do ordi€ shol. and lt turned out Streetsound inviles you to hop on board the BT No kidding..-With BT's conlracteventually bo!ghl oul by PautOakenfold'5 Perfecto label. a slewofsu.cessfuLreleases and remixes under his bell. cove6 express and meet the crew...! onU(magazines,andadowningTopOf The Pops appearan.e.BThascomea long way since his days ofeating (rah oinner in LA, and lo a large degree Musi(tio ha5quielly !e.om.thefocal poiit for WashinStoi, DC! bo.geo.ing MusicNowhas been the forqotten plaver in the BT storv. underground nosi. s(en€, {hich h.s sefo.e lhe hype. aT did a couple ofhouse lracks wilh oeep 0i5h {hich produ.ed the likes of Dep Ditt, at achieved medioc.e response- loni.ally, 'Embra.ing lhe Fulurc" was sonelhing and now Alok ., in th. protes5 rhar rhe Deep Dish guys didn t reallylike.ln hindrighl.lhit(ould have been lhe MusicNow chaEcterized . whole new sound srarr olrhe poblems that were to.ome belween BTand oeep Dishand the heard on dan(efloors around the souceofalllhe muc,< flyingabout in lhe Britdance prcss. planet. Stre.t oirrd gets the qclusive lowd n frM Musi. ow fouider When (rrosh hea.d the track he instantlyfellin love wilh it. rl was Seprember'91, and with promos in had.newent to ManrhesterS h The Ciry music conf€rene,and stopped by Eastem Bloc Reco.de tosee hisfriend Guy Youte at a rave or a club. in the middle olthe dancenoo., Oldham. "Hewas rhe nrstoneio hea.the rc.ord and he ended !p p{ayingii ove. already going stark menlal. Suddenly, againstalLoddr, the Di a dozen tises in lhe shop and people staded to ask whafethie?!l ' mixes in a track tha! manages lo brlngaLlnew meaning to Thir waswhen the buzzstarted. catchingthe attenlioi ofa lot ofU( Dls, being "off your tu.e, f this is 1196, then it E a fa r bel l\4orc imponantlv, "EmbracinsThe Fut!rc".aught lhe atlention of Sasha,lhe thatThatTrack has either.ome trom or been dlredly biggest thing on the UK s.eneat the time and a€uabLvstilLso today, ForSasha inflLrenced by lhe work ofth€ [ us]cNow famiLy. ro like a track waslik€ haviigGod thinkyoute a swellgly at lhe tal€s ofheav 1 The 0C based labeLhas rcached a mileslone, €n,The nexl Logicalstep was to asksasha to do sonre mixes on t.Thh woLrld :* n galning the props and iespe.l ollhe lnterna(ional req!ire a loan-afteralLthey were broke. "Sasha was aduallyve.y.oolaboul club music fraternlty. Hard work and carefu Ly.alcu ir," (urosh says casually. t) -l (re.nanred \- Lated gambLes have paid ofl, and wth the su.cess The 56sha remixes werc reteased as "EmblacintThe Sunshlne' ofthen slgnature artist, BT (signed away lo ait€r the tilLe oflhe fLip side,'A Deeper sunshine") and would ma{ the nexl Easrlresr Uk! Perfecto label), ir's now back to chapt€rln the rapidLy deve oping BTstory,and it was where (u.osh's skllrwouLd rea Ly startto come lnto play.
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