Chase And Status - No More Idols FLAC

Chase Status Ram Records Drum Bass Dubstep 2011

Genre:	Electronic
Performer:	Chase And Status
Title:	No More Idols
Style:	Drum n Bass, Dubstep
Date of release:	31 Jan 2011
Label:	RAM Records
Catalog Number:	RAMM92
Country:	UK
FLAC album size:	2331 mb
MP3 album size:	1180 mb

Download FLAC Download MP3

Tracklist

1	No Problem Vocals – Takura TendayiWritten-By – Takura Tendayi
2	Flashing Lights Featuring – Sub Focus, TakuraProducer – N. DouwmaVocals – Takura TendayiWritten-By – N. Douwma, Takura Tendayi
3	Hocus Pocus
4	Fool Yourself Featuring – Plan B , Rage Vocals – Ben Drew, Patrick Williams Written-By – Ben Drew, Patrick Williams

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
2745135	Chase And Status	No More Idols ‎(CD, Album)	Mercury, RAM Records, Vertigo	2745135	UK	2011
2748801	Chase And Status	No More Idols ‎(CD, Album + DVD + Dlx)	Mercury, RAM Records, Vertigo	2748801	UK	2011
none	Chase And Status	No More Idols (Instrumentals) ‎(CDr, Promo)	Vertigo	none	UK	2011
none	Chase And Status	No More Idols ‎(CDr, Album, Promo)	Vertigo	none	UK	2011
UICR-1090	Chase And Status	No More Idols ‎(CD, Album)	Mercury	UICR-1090	Japan	2011

Credits

Mastered By – Stu.
Producer, Written-By, Mixed By – Saul Milton, Will Kennard

Notes

Made in Europe. Stereo.
Copyright Control All Rights Reserved.

"Hocus Pocus" sample taken from the BBC programme 'Louis Theroux - Weird Weekends: Black Nationalism'

Barcodes

Barcode (Text): 5 024441 990923
Matrix / Runout (A): RAMM 92 BA24292-01 A1 STU.
Matrix / Runout (B): RAMM 92 BA24292-01 B1
Matrix / Runout (C): RAMM 92 BA24292-02 C1
Matrix / Runout (D): RAMM 92 BA24292-02 D1

Companies

Phonographic Copyright (p) – Ram Records Ltd.
Phonographic Copyright (p) – Mercury Records Ltd.
Copyright (c) – Ram Records Ltd.
Copyright (c) – Mercury Records Ltd.
Distributed By – SRD
Mastered At – Metropolis Mastering

Video

Weiehan

No More Idols is a departure from "More Than Alot", although given that this is Chase & Status' second album it would be incorrect to say they were breaking a trend. Clearly the duo are aiming for a much larger audience than with previous releases, and I have to say I like it.

For those that want a reminder of why Chase & Status are so good at what they do, look no further than the vinyl release.

Packing the four tracks from the album that are arguably the closest to their roots as a hardcore DnB production duo, for me the vinyl is a must have.

No Problem has an interesting tribal intro that rapidly breaks down into a sweeping tune, large synths, driving bass and a tech style rhythm driving the sparse vocals.

Flashing lights - the only dubstep release on the vinyl - is a huge tune, switching halfway through from melodic to something much more agressive and heavy.

Hocus Pocus is a personal favourite, a pure and simple jungle tune with some interesting synth work over the top.

Finally, Fool Yourself kicks off as a massive tune, reminiscant of Pendulum but with Chase & Status' distinctive style.

Whether you want to expand your collection as a performing or bedroom DJ, or collect all of Chase & Status' releases, this one's a keeper.