DUB ASYLUM - SHE DUBS ME... 12" VINYL REMIX EP

The Dub Asylum SHE DUBS ME... 12" VINYL REMIX EP is out Monday May 24th in good record stores everywhere (at Play, Fusion (Auckland, Hamilton and Wellington,) Beat Merchants, Crucial, Criminal, Real Groovy and Conch in Auckland; Real Groovy in Wellington; Galaxy in Christchurch, Echo Records in Dunedin, and SmokeCDs.com online - they've got audio samples there too).

EP release exhibition/party -Tuesday May 25th at Rakinos cafe, 1st floor, 35 High St, Auckland, from 6pm. Art by DLT and Daniel Tippett, DJs Dub Asylum, Rob Warner, Timmy Schumacher, Big Matt.

The Remix EP is being played out by DJ s such as Clinton Smiley, Rob Salmon, The Professor, Junior, Cian, Rob Warner and Greg Churchill.

"Personally for me the price of admission here is the outrageously outstanding "Scratch n Sniff" remix by Timmy Schumacher & Substax. Sort of electro/dub with an insistent cowbell that's gonna be shaking many a discerning dancefloor. Equally favourable is The Audiosluts "You're So Sensible" with its monstrous bassline. Rob Warner & Josh Webb keep the 4/4 family happy with their hypnotic "What The Funk" remix, and the radio destined Matt Scott remix of "What The Funk" completes this standout EP." - Greg Churchill.

"Three tracks taken from the album "She Dubs Me, She Dubs Me Not" are given the overhaul treatment from a few of Auckland's better known djs / producers. Take a bow Rob Warner and Josh Webb for your overtly funky, electronic rimshot laden, bumpy, breaky house mix of "What The Funk". And step forward Timmy Schucmacher with Substax for a seriously glitchy electro-fied breaks workout..." review from Play's site.

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Dub Asylum are pleased as punch to announce the release of their brand new remix ep, featuring some of the hottest DJ's/producers from Aotearoa - Timmy Schumacher vs Substax, Rob Warner and Josh Webb, The Audioslut, and Matt Scott at Woodcut Productions. They are all highly talented chaps; for example, Timmy has recently had the top selling Breaks single in the UK, for a tune he did with Baitercell that was picked up for release by a UK label.

The remixes take tracks from Dub Asylum's debut album She Dubs Me, She Dubs Me Not and twist them in new directions, serving up genres as varied as breaks, tech house, drum n bass, and hiphop.

The EP launch will be celebrated with a very special event: Peter has hooked up with leading NZ graffiti artists Daniel Tippett and DLT, who will be getting a bunch of the record covers, laying them down in a grid pattern, then doing a big graffiti art mural over them, so each individual cover is a limited edition artwork. It's going to look choice!

There will be a one-night-only art exhibition at Rakinos on Tuesday May 25, displaying the finished covers (for sale on the night), after which they will be split up and sold. About 50-60 covers will be painted by Daniel and DLT, the rest will have an art stencil design on them, so every copy of the EP is an original work of art. There will also be DJs on the night, including Dub Asylum.

The release is strictly limited to 300 copies. No CDs, vinyl only, because you can't rip it, burn it, or download it. But seriously, if you want DJs to play your music, it has to be on vinyl. And turntables are still readily available in most good stereo shops. So come on down, buy a copy of the EP, then pick up a turntable on the way home. Easy as pie.

DUB ASYLUM - SHE DUBS ME.... REMIX EP
1. Scratch N Sniff - Soka So Good remix by Timmy Schumacher vs Substax
2. You're So Sensible - The Audioslut remix
3. What the Funk - Rob Warner and Josh Webb remix
4. What the Funk - Remix by Matt Scott at Woodcut Productions

Track 1 by P McLennan/S Mill/T Adams/ N Farrands
Track 2 by P McLennan/ S Collins
Track 3 by P McLennan/S Mill/R Warner/J Webb
Track 4 by P McLennan/S Mill/M Scott

Original versions available on Dub Asylum's album "She Dubs Me, She Dubs Me Not" out on Antenna/Global Routes ANT 036. Mastering by Angus McNaughton, cutting by Joe Gubay at Track Recordings, Project coordination by Simon Hodgson at Sane Ltd, design by Jonathan Tillick.