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10 year anniversary brings re-edit of groundbreaking album, new single and tour.
Roni Size/Reprazent's New Forms was a benchmark for not just the drum 'n' bass genre that it leapt from, but for all types of electronic music.
Released a decade ago in 1997, the album's title was apt with a sound that surpassed any previous drum 'n' bass efforts and brought the genre to a whole new audience. After catapulting its creators to music's top table, the crowning achievement was winning the Mercury Prize in the same year, beating the likes of Radiohead, Primal Scream and two of Size's dance music peers, Chemical Brothers and Prodigy.
To mark this anniversary, Roni Size has returned to re-edit New Forms. "The first generation of heads who were there with the rise of Reprazent & Roni Size will be able to reminisce over the last decade with the classics Brown Paper Bag, Share The Fall & Heroes. The generation of those who missed it will be able to appreciate the album with the new coat of armour I have added to the original tracks. I think fans of the original album always appreciated what we did with the technology of the day. This latest version shows what is possible now."
RONI SIZE COMPETITION
I Like Music has five copies of Don't Hold Back singles and five copies of New Forms albums to give away. To be in with a chance of winning, simply click the link below and provide ALL of the required details and answer the following question. Please provide your:
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Three brand new tracks will also be included, including the single Don't Hold Back, which manages to not only sound like a perfect bedfellow for the original 13 tracks on New Forms but is also thoroughly contemporary.
Not surprising perhaps, considering the timeless quality that Roni Size/Reprazent captured through the likes of Heroes, Share The Fall and the top 20 single Brown Paper Bag.
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