The city of Nottingham might be most famous for the Robin Hood legend, along with neighbouring Sherwood Forest, but as far as electronic music is concerned, Nottingham has recently made a name for itself mainly through its vibrant dubstep scene.
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Nottingham's Kamal Joory started producing music in the early nineties, adapting the Geiom moniker for his recordings on seminal labels Neo Ouija and Skam. Influenced by IDM, film soundtracks, dub reggae and Indian music, Geiom encountered dubstep around...
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Danny Berman a.k.a. Red Rack'em began releasing his naughty pirate soul remixes and disco edits between 2004-2006, getting support by the likes of the Unabombers, Todd Terje, Swag, Yam Who, Prins Thomas, as well as institutions such as Fat City and Piccadilly Records. He took a well earned break in 2007 and focused on getting his...
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