Back in 1993, Dave Wooster and Jon East went to the Peach club night in London carrying a dat with 'In-vader' on it and gave it Graham Gold, who was one of the main house DJ's on Kiss 100 at the time.
Graham so loved the track, he started the Koolworld label with Dave and Jon, got it pressed up and it went on to sell over 40,000 copies. One year later, the first set of remixes came from Tall Paul and The Rhythm Masters and In-vader notched up another 30,000 sales.
The Rhythm Masters were also discovered by Graham when he played Axis nightclub in Malta, and they released many tracks on the Koolworld label as The Maltese Massive.
Fast forward 30 years and it was time to update this cubbing masterpiece. Clarke & East, East being Jon East who co-wrote the original with Dave Wooster, are already legendary in London's current house scene due to their incredibly energetic live shows and a multitude of Rave House remixes.
The other remix comes from Graham along with Aston Harvey, one half of the world famous breaks outfit, the Freestylers. Aston also releases music under his Pirate Jams moniker, and so was a prefect choice to bring in for remix duties. Graham, whilst now living and playing in Thailand, comes back to the UK twice a year to primarily put on the sell-out Peach reunions. He took his and Aston's remix, and made a version for the cooler more tech house/techno dance floors.
Graham so loved the track, he started the Koolworld label with Dave and Jon, got it pressed up and it went on to sell over 40,000 copies. One year later, the first set of remixes came from Tall Paul and The Rhythm Masters and In-vader notched up another 30,000 sales.
The Rhythm Masters were also discovered by Graham when he played Axis nightclub in Malta, and they released many tracks on the Koolworld label as The Maltese Massive.
Fast forward 30 years and it was time to update this cubbing masterpiece. Clarke & East, East being Jon East who co-wrote the original with Dave Wooster, are already legendary in London's current house scene due to their incredibly energetic live shows and a multitude of Rave House remixes.
The other remix comes from Graham along with Aston Harvey, one half of the world famous breaks outfit, the Freestylers. Aston also releases music under his Pirate Jams moniker, and so was a prefect choice to bring in for remix duties. Graham, whilst now living and playing in Thailand, comes back to the UK twice a year to primarily put on the sell-out Peach reunions. He took his and Aston's remix, and made a version for the cooler more tech house/techno dance floors.
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