Rolling Stones - Rain Fall Down (Ashley Beedle's Heavy Disco Dub Re Edit)
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Referenced in Daft Punk’s song as one of the ‘Teachers’, Ashley Beedle first began DJing during the 1980s and made a name for himself during the heyday of Acid House.
Ruby Tuesday, who could hang a name on you?
After hearing Norman Jay on the pirate radio station KISS FM, he became more interested in deep disco and in the early 1990s,
Ashley teamed up with Rob Mello and John Howard to form the first incarnation of the Black Science Orchestra, signed to the
legendary dance label, Junior Boys Own.
After releasing the seminal club classic ‘Where Were You?', BSO’s production unit morphed and evolved with Uschi Classen and Marc Woodford and tracks like 'Strong' and ‘Philadelphia' were released as well as the 1994 debut album 'Walter's Room' and deep house classic ‘New Jersey Deep’. While working with the Black Science Orchestra, Ashley started another project known as The Ballistic Brothers with Dave Hill, Uschi Classen, Rocky & Diesel spawning the 'Ballistic Brothers vs The Eccentric Afros' Pt 1 & 2 EP plus 'Blacker' (a favourite of Prince’s) and the 1995 LP, 'London Hooligan Soul'. In 1997, the Ballistic Brothers released their second album, 'Rude System' while at the same time, Ashley was working on a multitude of projects including Black Jazz Chronicles, Roots Revolutions and Rising Sunz with Uschi Classen and Phil Asher.
Running parallel with the Ballistic Brothers, Ashley was a founding member of the group X-Press 2, with fellow DJs Rocky and Diesel performing on 6 decks and 3 CDJ players. They scored global dance chart action through the 90’s and 00’s with tracks such as 'Muzik Xpress', 'Say What' and 'London Xpress' and charted at #2 in the UK Top 40 with their global hit 'Lazy', their collaboration with Talking Heads' David Byrne which earnt Ashley an Ivor Novello award. X-Press 2 also released two albums, 'Muzikisum' and 'Makeshift Feelgood'.
From the late 90's onwards, Ashley continued to remix and produce, releasing the milestone 'Grass Roots' compilation in 1999 and between 2001 - 2003, Bent's 'Always' + ‘Magic Love’ and The Streets 'Weak Become Heroes' all received the Beedle remix treatment. His own productions were showcased on his labels Soundboy Entertainment, Afroart, Ill Sun, Out Hear Audio including his epic edit of Kate Bush's 'Running Up That Hill' on Modern Artifacts. Ashley’s remix of Elton John’s ‘Are You Ready For Love’ catapulted the song to No.1 in the UK Singles Chart and was voted one of The Nation’s Favourite Songs on the ITV primetime TV show (featuring an interview with Ashley upon Sir Elton’s request).
In 2005, Beedle remixed Bob Marley's "Get Up, Stand Up" with Damian "Junior Gong" Marley's "Welcome to Jamrock" to create the mash-up 'Stand Up Jamrock (Ashley Beedle Remix)' which the Marley family loved so much they ended up including it on the Bob Marley compilation album 'Africa Unite: The Singles Collection'. The track went on to chart at #1 on the Jamaican National Charts. Working with veteran reggae singer Horace Andy, Ashley released the 'Inspiration Information' album as part of the Strut/!K7 2009 series of the same name and his reggae infused remixes of Gabriela Cilmi’s ‘Sweet About Me’, Lily Allen’s ‘LDN’ and Mick Jagger and Damien Marley’s SuperHeavy project received love from radio across the globe.
In 2014, Ashley formed the Back To The World label, signing dance legend Adamski, Serbian producer/DJ Igor Jadranin, Crazy Godz and electronic dance artist Waterson whose debut release 'Tell Me' became one of the biggest dance releases of 2015. Since 2015, Ashley has been working as part of the 'North Street' remix collective with North Street Studio One owner and musical genius, Darren Morris and Ramrock. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClfiK5XMFRDwEX0aQVdJVog
"Rain Fall Down" (Ashley Beedle Re-edits)
dr. π (pi)
♫
enjoy!
❤️
Referenced in Daft Punk’s song as one of the ‘Teachers’, Ashley Beedle first began DJing during the 1980s and made a name for himself during the heyday of Acid House.
Click to viewRuby Tuesday, who could hang a name on you?
After hearing Norman Jay on the pirate radio station KISS FM, he became more interested in deep disco and in the early 1990s,
Ashley teamed up with Rob Mello and John Howard to form the first incarnation of the Black Science Orchestra, signed to the
legendary dance label, Junior Boys Own.
After releasing the seminal club classic ‘Where Were You?', BSO’s production unit morphed and evolved with Uschi Classen and Marc Woodford and tracks like 'Strong' and ‘Philadelphia' were released as well as the 1994 debut album 'Walter's Room' and deep house classic ‘New Jersey Deep’. While working with the Black Science Orchestra, Ashley started another project known as The Ballistic Brothers with Dave Hill, Uschi Classen, Rocky & Diesel spawning the 'Ballistic Brothers vs The Eccentric Afros' Pt 1 & 2 EP plus 'Blacker' (a favourite of Prince’s) and the 1995 LP, 'London Hooligan Soul'. In 1997, the Ballistic Brothers released their second album, 'Rude System' while at the same time, Ashley was working on a multitude of projects including Black Jazz Chronicles, Roots Revolutions and Rising Sunz with Uschi Classen and Phil Asher.
Running parallel with the Ballistic Brothers, Ashley was a founding member of the group X-Press 2, with fellow DJs Rocky and Diesel performing on 6 decks and 3 CDJ players. They scored global dance chart action through the 90’s and 00’s with tracks such as 'Muzik Xpress', 'Say What' and 'London Xpress' and charted at #2 in the UK Top 40 with their global hit 'Lazy', their collaboration with Talking Heads' David Byrne which earnt Ashley an Ivor Novello award. X-Press 2 also released two albums, 'Muzikisum' and 'Makeshift Feelgood'.
From the late 90's onwards, Ashley continued to remix and produce, releasing the milestone 'Grass Roots' compilation in 1999 and between 2001 - 2003, Bent's 'Always' + ‘Magic Love’ and The Streets 'Weak Become Heroes' all received the Beedle remix treatment. His own productions were showcased on his labels Soundboy Entertainment, Afroart, Ill Sun, Out Hear Audio including his epic edit of Kate Bush's 'Running Up That Hill' on Modern Artifacts. Ashley’s remix of Elton John’s ‘Are You Ready For Love’ catapulted the song to No.1 in the UK Singles Chart and was voted one of The Nation’s Favourite Songs on the ITV primetime TV show (featuring an interview with Ashley upon Sir Elton’s request).
In 2005, Beedle remixed Bob Marley's "Get Up, Stand Up" with Damian "Junior Gong" Marley's "Welcome to Jamrock" to create the mash-up 'Stand Up Jamrock (Ashley Beedle Remix)' which the Marley family loved so much they ended up including it on the Bob Marley compilation album 'Africa Unite: The Singles Collection'. The track went on to chart at #1 on the Jamaican National Charts. Working with veteran reggae singer Horace Andy, Ashley released the 'Inspiration Information' album as part of the Strut/!K7 2009 series of the same name and his reggae infused remixes of Gabriela Cilmi’s ‘Sweet About Me’, Lily Allen’s ‘LDN’ and Mick Jagger and Damien Marley’s SuperHeavy project received love from radio across the globe.
In 2014, Ashley formed the Back To The World label, signing dance legend Adamski, Serbian producer/DJ Igor Jadranin, Crazy Godz and electronic dance artist Waterson whose debut release 'Tell Me' became one of the biggest dance releases of 2015. Since 2015, Ashley has been working as part of the 'North Street' remix collective with North Street Studio One owner and musical genius, Darren Morris and Ramrock. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClfiK5XMFRDwEX0aQVdJVog
"Rain Fall Down" (Ashley Beedle Re-edits)
dr. π (pi)
♫
enjoy!
❤️