Buzz Chart 10.04.2002

DC

THE UK GARAGE BUZZ CHART

1: (-) Jameson featuring Steve Feelgood + Angel Blue 'True' Acetate
A re-entry to the chart now with a full vocal mix, this huge anthem now has real crossover potential

2: (NE) Dizzy Rascal 'I Love You' Acetate
Debut from the Roll Deep Crew's Dizzy Rascal, a big new face to the MC scene, brilliant debut

3: (NE) Skibadee featuring Lethal 'Startin Something' White Label
Skidadee's answer back to Neutrino 'startin something' featuring Leathal, and Destruction on production

4: (NE) Venus Tribe 'Slowdown' Sony (Big$hot remix)
Quality remix from BIg$hot's stable, features excellent vocal and a dub mix

5: (NE) Suger Babes 'Freak Like Me' (Jameson Rmx) London Records
Jameson's slamming remix of the new Suger Babes single, watch out for Jameson's album

6: (NE) Ludacris 'Roll Out' (Wiley Remix) Def Jam
Pay As You Go's MC/Producer Wiley on the buttons, a big producer to look out for

7: (DN4) Boyz Dna Hood 'Vs' Nexus 'Brinin Da Mayhem' Acetate
Collaboration between UKG and Hip Hop crews, raw, street, and catchy

8: (DN3) Maxwell D 'You Gona Do' Acetate
Originally recorded last year, now reworked and features a Janet Jackson vocal sample

9: (DN3) Outlaw Breaks 'Unique' Left Records
Great breaks from the Outlaw Camp aka TNT, big club track

10: (DN2) DJ Wire 'Last Chance 0.2' Acetate
Fresh new 4floor flava's from new producer Wire, bound to cause a stir




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Rowland Samuel

Sir Logan Esq.

I Love You is out next week

Bit old for a buzz chart new entry

DC

I Love You has been getting played on Deja and Rinse for months, however the chart works in-conjunction with the peeps behind the single, and the timing of the chart entry is to co-inside with the pressing of the track. Dizzy + Sharky Major's collaberation is also pretty heavy, rumour has it Universal are chasing his signature.

deejayloveit

“	Bit old for a buzz chart new entry	”

it's really sad when charts get judged by the expiration date of the dubplates on them.

really, charts should be more realistic. i think a buzz chart should coincide or just precede full releases of hot tracks.

i think a chart of nothing but acetates shouldn't be called a buzz chart, it should be called a high chart....because you're high if you think you're gonna get any of these plates before someone calls them dry and old!

no disrespect to you logan.....but it's really tired. i'd love to get my hands on some of the freshest plates within the first 2 weeks that EZ drops them.....but i don't want them that bad, if they end up being dry and not quite so memorable 2 months from now. i'd much rather drop a tune from 6 months ago that is closer to a classic status in terms of production value than boast about my dubplates Born On Date......

elitist garage heads demand that a garage record have a shorter shelf life. and let's face it, though i don't like the concept....far too many records released these days don't deserve to have much of a shelf life anyway. so i guess it almost balances out in the end.

it ain't about how soon you get the plate, but what you do with it once you have it.

Sir Logan Esq.

Last week it was judged "from an a&r point of view" rather than when tracks are going to press.

Realistically it is based on when you find out about the tunes.

Not that I am having a go.

Respect