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| Label: | Fabric | | Rel. date: | 18th Apr 05 | | Cat No: | Fabric42 | | Reviewer: | Pawel Strzelecki | | Reviewed: | 02nd Apr 05 | | Format: | CD | | Rating: |   |
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- Lee Coombs & David Phillips - Banned Practice - Thrust Recordings
- Albino Allstars - Can You Hear Me - Tagsta
- Figures - Phat Prick - Kingsize Records
- Underground Sound Of Lisbon - So Get Up [Acapella] - Kaos Records Portugal
- Virtualmismo - Mismoplastico [Lee Coombs Back To The Phuture Mix] - Expanded Music
- Tim Wright - Oxygen [Abe Duque Remix] - Mute
- Meat Katie & Elite Force - Nu-Tron - Kingsize Records
- Infusion - Better World [Infusion Remix] - Bmg
- Unkle Ft. Ian Brown - Reign [Acapella] - Global Underground
- Jem Stone & J.C. - Disco Daze - Finger Lickin’ Records
- Elite Force - Shadow Box - Kingsize Records
- Metric – Stale - Lot 49
- Force Mass Motion - Out Of It - Lot 49
- Vigi & Nectarios - 2 C Beat [Ek Remix] - Streetwise Records
- Dylan Rhymes - Salty [Meat Katie Remix] - Kingsize Records
- Koma & Bones - Get Down - Lot 49
- Vandal - Mad As Hell - Lot 49
- Circuit Breaker - Gateway - Lot 49
- Atomic Hooligan Ft. Sweet Hustler - Shine A Light [Introspective Remix] - Botchit & Scarper
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 It’s difficult to say what really influences the breakbeat scene these days, apart from Friday nights at Fabric and Fabric Live compilations. It’s equally difficult to imagine how would the scene look like without one of its major producers and DJs, the founder of Whole 9 Yards and LOT 49, Mark Pember, better known as Meat Katie. Hence entrusting the next edition of Fabric Live to him was just a matter of time. He opens up on a high note with previously unpublished Lee Coombs’ single “Banned Practise”. It sets the mood of the whole mix, which till the very end will be dominated by huge basslines, hypnotic drums and subtle mixture of funk, tech, deep and at times even acid influences. In the course of oncoming mixes he steadily increases the level of energy. He surprises with ideally thrown in vocal of “Reign” and productions like “Mismoplastico” in Lee Coombs’ remix, “Nu-Tron”, “Out Of It” or “Get Down”. The mix is crowned with phenomenal remix of Atomic Hooligan’s “Shine a Light” by Introspective. For anyone who knows and likes Meat Katie this compilation will not be a disappointment. For someone who missed his previous productions it will be one of the best opportunities to discover him. Meanwhile I look forward to the upcoming singles from Lot 49 and Kingsize.
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Review: Meat Katie - Fabriclive. 21
