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  1. LK (Carolina Carol Bela)(DJ Marky And XRS Land Mix) - Jorge Ben & Toquinho
  2. Supergrass - Carlito
  3. Nightfall - Marcus Intalex
  4. My Dreams (Total Science Mix) - London Elektricity Vs. Robert Owens
  5. Midnight - Un-Cut
  6. Better Place (Intalex Mix) - 4 Hero
  7. Picture On The Wall - Trinity
  8. Jazz Note (Total Science Mix) - Krust
  9. Sambassim (DJ Marky VIP Mix) - Fernanda Porto
  10. Four Days - Bad Company
  11. Believe - Origin Unknown
  12. Hush Hush - Shimmon
  13. Spaced Invader - J-Majik
  14. The Specialist - Future Cut
  15. Kerb Krawler - Ed Rush
  16. Shake Ur Body - Shy Fx
  17. So Tinha Que Ser Com Voce (Cosmonautics Remix) - DJ Patife
  18. When I'm Close 2 U - John B
  19. Mystic - Calibre
  20. So Tinha Que Ser Com Voce (Original Lounge Mix) - Calibre

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Album Details: Movement: The Brazilian Job

Release Date:
01/29/2002
Label:
Street Beat Records
UPC:
784023116121

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Brazilian expat DJ Marky became a known name on British shores with his surprising hit remix of Jorge Ben Toquinho's "LK (Carolina Carol Bela)," but his mixing skills are what will keep him in the minds and hearts of drum'n'bass fans. Movement: The Brazilian Job does the curious a favor by slotting his most popular appearance -- plus a few other remixes (including fellow Brazilian Fernanda Porto's "Sambassim") -- into an hour-long mix of completely up-to-date jungle. Marky ranges pretty far with his set, but focuses on the dark stuff (Bad Company, Origin Unknown, J Majik), along with a few detours into the housier side of drum'n'bass courtesy of a Total Science remix of London Elektricity's hook-up with soulful Chicagoan Robert Owens, and an Intalex remix of 4Hero's "Better Place." It's an excellent mix that doesn't shirk the better-known names, but comes up with a bounty of fresh ways to express what jungle means in 2002.

- John Bush, All Music Guide



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DJ Marky's life changed when he was playing at a São Paulo's nightclub in 1998 and was spotted by Brian D. Regarded as a stylist of the drum'n'bass, he gained success in the English scene after enduring the lack of audiences in Brazil. Since then, h...Full DJ Marky Biography

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