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DJ Patife - Liquid Funk Exclusive DJ Mix Album 8

DJ Patife Exclusive DJ Mix for Liquidfunk.com – “Sounds of Brazil” mixed by DJ Patife

DJ Patife has been pushing the Brazilian Drum & Bass sound and liquid funk sounds all over the World as his DJ bookings testify, and who better to represent album 8 in the DJ mix downloads for Liquidfunk.com. The mix consists of 24 tracks of sublime Drum & Bass expertly mixed by DJ Patife in 2 hours and 7 minutes.

This DJ mix cannot be purchased anywhere else on the web and is exclusive to liquidfunk.com. Anyone who has been in short supply of some heavy liquid Drum & Bass look no further and download the mix - Download the DJ Mix Now!


Patife’s playlist Mix for Liquid Funk.com Duration: 2:07 minutes

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1 – David WS – Talarico (Dub)
2 – Human Factor – Devotion (Dub)
3 – Calibre – Dirty Mind (Signature)
4 – Jorge Ben – Bebete (Mad Zoo’s Classic Remix) (Dub)
5 – Redeyes - What You Gave Up (Innerground)
6 – Utah Jazz – Runaway (Liquid V)
7 – Human Factor – Making Love To You (Nu Horizons)
8 – Makoto feat. Cleveland Watkiss – Room Enough (Dub)
9 – Special Forces feat. Robert Owes – The End (Photek Records)
10- Chino – Jade Surprise (Blu Saphir Records)
11- Un-Cut feat. Jenna G – Midnight “Marcus Intalex & ST Files remix”
12- DJ Patife feat.Vitrola Stereophonica – The Midnighter (Trama)
13- Phoneheads feat. Cleveland Watkiss – Roll That Stone (DJ Roots & The Ego remix) (White Label)
14- Eddy Woo – Seeing Is Believing (Dub)
15- DJ Roots, Bungle & The Ego – Conquest System ( Blu Saphir Dub)
16- M Jazzy – U.N.I.T.Y (Dub)
17- DJ Patife feat. Cleveland Watkiss – Overjoyed (Makoto remix) (Innerground)
18- DJ Roots feat. Rafael Pondé – Sorriso de Flor V.I.P (Innerground)
19- Jorge Ben – A Jovem Samba (Klasick remix) (Dejavu Rec)
20- Jimmy Smith – Got My Mojo (Dinho MK3 remix) (Dub)
21- Seu Jorge – Carolina (Marky & Bungle remix) (Dub)
22- Size & Unreal – Untitled (Dub)
23- Jenna G – In Love (Bingo)
24- Drumagick feat. Young Man – Untitled

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DJ Patife’s Profile

DJ Patife was born and raised in Brasil's music and clubbing capital, Sao Paulo, and has spent most of his life living and breathing music. Patife began to get into music in the early 90's, and his first experience as a DJ was for a local Hip Hop band, 'Fatos Reais' (Real Facts). In their own right, 'Fatos Reais' had several hits and collaborated with some major players. However, Patife's career really began around 1995, when the spread of jungle reached Brasil. At the time, Patife was just beginning his residency at a celebrated Electronic Music Club in Sao Paulo, the ArenaMusic Hall. At the time, techno was the music of choice in the city; however, Patife took advantage of his new residency to expose the masses to jungle. Although it did not catch on easily at first, Patife, along with close friends DJ Marky, DJ Andy, DJ Koloral and others, were determined to make jungle a success and relentlessly pushed it until a scene began to develop. By 1997, Patife had come a long way.

He and Marky were confident, that not only could they cut it alongside their drum & bass heroes in the UK, but that the scene they had developed in Brasil was exciting, and something that people in the UK should know about. So, in August of that year they travelled to London, and after a chance meeting with the Movement promoters and a few blistering sets at Movement, Bar Rumba Patife had secured a contract to host his own Movement parties and represent the brand in Brasil. Patife continued to push the sounds of drum & bass in Brasil and it wasn't too long before some major players became interested in him. In 1999 he released a mix album for Trama Music, a big Brasilian label, which went on to achieve five-figure sales, which is some feat in South America. The album contained tracks from homegrown talent such as XRS, and really announced to the world that not only did Brasil have fantastic drum & bass DJs, but they were making great music too. In 2000, he was touring internationally, in Europe and the Americas; however, it was the release of the Brasil EP on V Recordings in 2001 that really put Patife on the map. His track 'Sambassim' with Fernanda Porto, was what really made the EP take off. With DJs from all styles and genres playing it, from Gilles Peterson to Bryan Gee to Laurent Garnier to Andy C, everybody recognised it as a groundbreaking track for Brasil and for Drum & Bass. It was a breath of fresh air for the genre, and helped give it a new direction for which Patife was dually recognised with a nomination for best international producer at the 2001 Knowledge Awards. With international recognition came hero status in Brasil.

Having hosted some of Brasil's best dance music radio shows during his career including Nova FM, Metro FM and Energia 97FM, since his international career took off, TV appearances have become regular including a documentary on CNN and opening the MTV Brasil Video Music Awards (not to mention Blue Peter here in the UK!) In the following couple of years, two more compilations were released, 'Cool Steps', which was released in Brasil only and sold upwards of 50 000 copies. It included a diverse selection of tracks from labels such as Good Looking and Compost Records. He also released a compilation with Suv, of Reprazent fame, on V Recordings called the 'Drum & Bass Fiesta', which included his track with Full Cycle's Tali - 'Inta Outa'. In 2003 Patife's talent and contribution to music in Brasil was recognised when he scooped 'Best Dance Music Video' for 'Sambassim' at the MTV Video Music Awards. He followed this up with 'Best Single' for 'So Tinha...' at the Brasil DJ Sounds Magazine Awards. 2004 & 2005 has been a relatively quiet year for Patife in terms of public appearances.

Despite having headlined the two biggest music festivals in Latin America, Skolbeats 2004 and the Brasilia Music Festival 2004, as well as headlining the prestigious Sonar Festival in Barcelona amongst other big shows, he has devoted most of his time to the studio. By the end of 2004 he will be fully re-emerging with a release on Movement Records, 'Made in Bahia', as part of the 'Rumba Sessions Vol. II EP'. His first debut artist album Na Estrada (On the road) will follow in Spring 2006. In true Patife fashion, this LP promises to cross borders and boundaries, blur the lines of genre and provoke opinion from the music world and the public. This will be unmissable - watch out!! DJ Patife is exclusively managed worldwide by Bulldozer Media Ltd:

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Born and bred in Brazil's music and clubbing capital Sao Paulo, DJ Patife (translation: scoundrel), has spent most of his life living and breathing music.

DJ Patife caught the musical bug in the early 1990s. He gained his first professional experiences as a DJ for a Hip-Hop band called 'Fatos Reais' (Real Facts), who had several hits of their own and collaborated with other prominent Hip-Hop artists in the Americas.

In 1995 Patife's career moved up a level as he gained a residency at the Arena Music Hall, a celebrated electronic music club in Sao Paulo.

Around this time Patife was also developing a taste for D&B/Jungle which was a new genre in Sao Paulo at the time – all this in a city where the music of choice was Techno. Patife took advantage of this new residency to push this new type of music, but found it hard to break the scene to the masses.

Alongside his good friends DJ Marky and DJ Koloral, DJ Patife was determined to make D&B/Jungle a success.

In August of 1997, in a calculated move, Patife travelled to London, UK with Marky in the hope of meeting all their D&B/Jungle heroes and starting something.

A chance meeting with the Movement promoters on that trip and a few fantastic nights down at Movement in Bar Rumba led to Patife securing a contract to host his own Movement parties and represent Movement in Brazil.

Patife was then invited back to the UK where he had a successful debut playing alongside some of the top DJs in the Mecca of D&B/Jungle: London. A fitting way to celebrate the efforts of a ******* who was now actively establishing D&B/Jungle in Brazil.

All Patife's hard work was now paying off and it wasn't long until major players in the scene became interested. This interest led to the release of his first compilation mix album - DJ Patife Presents Sounds of Drum & Bass – this was a huge success selling over 10,000 copies (a massive feat in Brazil). The album, although only ever released in Brazil, made reviews in the European and American press. Patife was now showing the whole world that Brazilian homegrown productions from artists such as XRS (who would later gain a worldwide smash in LK) could give everyone a run for their money. Patife has always pushed his homegrown sounds at every opportunity – this album contained three Brazilian productions.

Patife's unique, diverse and probing sound is hugely in demand throughout the whole of Brazil, with larger events including Levi's Live, warming-up the crowd before a Chemical Brothers live show and opening the MTV Brasil Video Music Awards – all this coming under his banner of spreading good vibes everywhere.

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