Drawing influences from all musical genres & a variety of sources, Dymond manages to exceed the rest by fusing together the many styles of this exciting genre & throwing down Drum & Bass Without discrimination… Combining absolute professionalism with artistry, Dymond conveys his creativity through his versatile mixing style and his own compositions, which are heard regularly at several well known venues including: The Ministry of Sound, Herbal, Rhythm Factory, Bar Rumba, The Notting Hill Carnival & many more across the world. Just some of the night’s he has performed at include: Hospitality, Valve Soundsystem, Fuse, Beat of The Drum (Traffic), Primal, Nu Motion, Switch, Socialism, Platform as well as hosting his own D&B night ‘Xpression’ in Camden every Wednesday @ Bar Vinyl. In August 2007 Dymond performed @ the Rise Anti Racism Music Festival in Finsbury Park. Over 80’000 young people and families attended the festival. He is also rapidly gaining notoriety over the airwaves having recently hosted a 4 hour D&B mix show on BBC 1Xtra. Dymond has regularly appeared on James Hyman’s ‘The Rinse’ Show (XFM) & has hosted radio shows on such underground d&b stations as Rude 88.2FM and Origin 95.2FM and as a regular for more than 4 years on the highly acclaimed London pirate station Y2K 90.6FM. The popularity of the Internet has seen Dymond appear on stations Nuskoolbreaks.co.uk, Kunninmindz.com, World Dance Radio, Bassdrive, Futuredrumz.com and drumnbassworldwide.com Production wise, Dymond has teamed up with T Sound (Blu Mar Ten). They currently have 4 releases forthcoming. ‘Terminate’ & ‘Dont You Want Me’ have been signed to Subject 13’s Vibez Recordings & ‘All The Things’ and ‘On & On’ have been signed to Total Science’s Advanced Recordings. Widely regarded as one of the hardest working d&b heads in the business, Dymond currently works closely with BBC 1XTRA, Dogs On Acid, ATM Magazine, SOS , One Week To Live Magazine & Know How Records. Having worked for pioneering Jungle/Drum & Bass label & shop Ibiza Records from 1995, he was also previously the D&B vinyl buyer at the flagship HMV store in Oxford Circus for many years. Dymond was also the Drum & Bass Vinyl buyer at independent record store Know How Records in Camden & was paramount in their success in winning 3 Breakspoll awards for ‘Best Retailer in 2006, 2007 & 2008.Dymond is freelance Drum & Bass journalist for the biggest Drum & Bass publication in the world ‘ATM Magazine’, the popular weekly Dance music & club magazine ‘One Week To Live’ and in early 2005 was appointed Drum & Bass editor to the popular underground magazine S.O.S. (Sounds Of the Streets). Interviewing the top artists, providing charts, record reviews & news from the world of d&b. These appointments signify the culmination of his hard work, persistence & determination to succeed in the scene. |
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