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atm 76 - Jonny L

ATM Issue 76 Is Out Now!

In all the years Jonny L has been producing drum and bass music, he’s hardly ever told his side of the story, so in Issue 76 of ATM we decided to give the legendary producer the cover he deserves. This interview tells the story of his career; one that has for many years has been the subject of much rumour, to the point where it has almost become an urban myth amongst D&B lovers.

Some of his thoughts and opinions on industry politics, his devotion to the art form (and the subsequent toil its taken on his sleep), the story of the XL years and the production of two of the best D&B LPs of all time, plus his life away from the industry experiencing chart success as part of  Tru Steppers, makes for one of the most intriguing interviews drum and bass has heard in a very long time.

Continuing ATM’s dedication to bringing you some of the finest D&B mix CDs known to man, we asked the all-time king of the rollers DJ Die to drop some dubplate pressure. This upfront mix is a showcase of his new Clear Skyz label output, along with a selection of his favourite producers’ cuts. With MC Jakes as your host (busting plenty of jokes), this mix is a dancefloor-friendly ride through drum and bass past, present and future.   

Following on from the Jill Scott interview in Issue 75, we drop another heavyweight scoop in the shape of Dizzee Rascal and his admission that when he was a yout’ all he wanted was to be “a jungle DJ.” Further in there’s interviews with dubstep champion Benga, D&B heavyweights Logistics and Dillinja & Lemon D and a mash of musical talents that take in everything from hip-hop royalty Pete Rock, to breakbeat punks Atomic Hooligan to scratch-master Craze and hot Bristolian deep-end duo, The Insiders

ATM is available in all good record shops, WH Smith’s and your local newsagent. To get the magazine mailed directly to you anywhere in the world you can sign up for a subscription here: www.atm-mag.com/subscription.htm.

To get directly in touch with the ATM team hit us up on MySpace: www.myspace.com/atmworldwide and www.myspace.com/djmarkod

The next issue (77) will be out on the 6th May 2008 and we have already secured some really exciting content, so keep your ears to the ground.

Thanks for your contintued support!

Mark OD,

Editor,

ATM Worldwide

editor@atm-mag.com

 

 

 

carrying a knife - not a good look

To help combat the ever rising knife crime involving young people in the UK
the MPS has launched a new campaign. The online video and game emphasise the point that carrying a knife is, 'Not a good look'. Although the video has a humorous tone the message behind the motto is deadly serious. Research proves that those involved with knives end up damaging their lives either tragically, or by being arrested and jailed. Increased penalties and regulations concerning the sale of knives means that carrying one is definitely a bad idea.

Click here to visit the website http://www.notagoodlook.org



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