El-B

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El-B
Birth name Lewis Beadle[1]
Also known as L. Beadle[1]
Origin United Kingdom
Genre(s) Hip hop, UK garage; Dubstep
Occupation(s) Music producer, DJ
Years active 2000-2004
Label(s) Ghost Recordings, Scorpion Records
Associated acts El-Tuff, Groove Chronicles

El-B (real name Lewis Beadle) is a british electronic music producer, who produces mainly hip hop and UK garage. He is also noted as a pioneer of the dubstep genre.[2][3] He runs the Ghost Recordings label and is also part of the duo El-Tuff and the band Groove Chronicles.[1] He has been relatively inactive since 2004, but played a comeback set at The End in London in June 2006.[2]

[edit] Discography

  • Ghost Rider (2007, Heavy Artillery)
  • The EQ Project (2004, Qualifide Recordings)
  • Kushti Kuts Vol. 5 (2004, Kushti Kuts)
  • El-Breaks Vol. 3 (2004, El-Breaks)
  • Shorty (2002, Ghost)
  • Buck & Bury / Back 2 Me (2002, Ghost)
  • Serious (2001, Locked On)
  • Help The Love (2001, Scorpion Records)
  • El-Breaks Vol. 2 (2001, El-Breaks)
  • Breakbeat Science (2001, Bison Recordings)
  • Wicked Sound (2000, Soldiers of Fortune)
  • Ghetto Girl (2000, Scorpion Records)
  • El-Breaks Vol. 1 (2000, El-Breaks)
  • Digital (2000, Locked On)
  • Bubble (2000, Scorpion Records)[1]

[edit] References

  1. ^ a b c d El-B
  2. ^ a b Pitchfork Feature: The Month In: Grime / Dubstep
  3. ^ Cyclic Defrost - Issue #015 (November 2006) - Various Artists - The Roots Of Dubstep (Tempa)
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