Breaking It Down

Party Shocker? Jaw Dropper!
What are we on about? Jeff T of course.

Stamping his name in early 2008 into the EDM industry with his remix of DJ Dan's "Illectrolingus", Mr. T has been an avid producer and remixer sporting respected labels such as InStereo, Eden, PBR, Moist Music and Interscope Records. Resonating with skills as an experienced sound engineer and drummer, his sound incorporates all the relishing elements of electronic dance music with chunky beats, funky bass lines and massive build-ups.

It's one thing to talk about it, and another thing to listen. We've been treated with some high quality versions today of only a sample of Jeff’s productions, so show your ears some love and perhaps our ramblings will make some sense!

Ei8ht - Am I Dreaming (Jeff T Remix) (256KBPS MFire)

Hasta Manana (Jeff T Remix) (256KBPS MFire)

High Caliber - Come Together (Jeff T Remix)  (256KBPS MFire)
Asis Soares - Life is a Journey (Jeff T Remix)  (256KBPS MFire)

How We Do It - Jeff T ft. MC Whiskey Pete (256KBPS MFire)
Jonny Lexx -  Record Baby (Jeff T Remix)  (256KBPS MFire)

Also be the first ears to breakdown with Jeff's new (virgin) remix, out on beatport soon!

Breakdown - Party Shocker (Jeff T Remix)  (320KBPS)

Giving us the low down, Jeff told us: It's been great!  A lot of studio time. I have been wrapping up some final touches of a few different remixes, and an original track. One mix is for a group called Cold Blank, the track is called "Dutchie" It's on that big bottom dutch house sound with some searing top synths, pulsing white noise… crazy build... It should be out soon on beatport.com. 2010 is already ramping up to be big.  Plans for releases on PBR, Potty Mouth Music... Instereo... gonna be a massive year so stay tuned!!!

You can hear Jeff thumping the boundaries of EDM on Di.Fm with ‘The Bounce’, a 2 hour showcasing of both his own productions and guest mixes from artists representing his local vicinity.

Jeff T - The Bounce 008 (Right Click Save Link As)

Jeff T- The Bounce 009 (Right Click Save Link As)

There's no wonder why Carl Cox, Moby and Eddie Halliwell support these tunes!