Famed drum and bass producer, DJ, and label head Goldie has announced a seven-week residency at London’s XOYO.
Goldie Announces 7-Week Residency at London’s XOYO
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Goldie’s Timeless Gets a Triple Gold Vinyl Reissue for 25th Anniversary
Goldie has announced a triple gold vinyl reissue of his landmark 1995 drum and bass album, Timeless via Metalheadz.
Upcoming Book, Who Say Reload, to Chronicle Jungle, Drum and Bass Classics
Who Say Reload features stories from a wide range of influential artists like Goldie, Andy C, Ragga Twins, DJ Hype, Krome & Time, and more.
25 Years Of Metalheadz to Include Music from Goldie, Kaotic Chemistry and Others
“25 Years Of Metalheadz” will consist of single drops leading up to a full album of music from Goldie and other alumni of the U.K. drum and bass label.
dBridge, Roni Size, Binary State Remix Goldie’s “Inner City Life”
Back in August, Goldie began sharing exclusive content as part of a "Timeless Capsule" commemorating the 25-year anniversary of his 1995 album, Timeless. The English DJ, producer and Metalheadz label boss has now released a remix pack for one of the effort's most...
Goldie, Ghetts and Jaguar to Offer Up Free Music Courses via FutureDJs
Future DJs is gearing up to launch digital music courses featuring the likes of Goldie, Jaguar, Ghetts, Tiffany Calver, Aitch, WhyJay, and others.
Goldie Unveils the Timeless Capsule to Celebrate 25-Year Anniversary of Debut Album
Goldie’s debut album, Timeless, just turned 25. He’s celebrating by giving fans “loads more exclusive content” over the coming months.
Goldie, DJ Hype to Appear in Documentary, Drum & Bass: The Movement
Notable figureheads in Drum&BassArena’s upcoming documentary include Goldie, DJ Hype, Roni Size, and Ed Rush & Optical, among others.
Goldie Claims “Gentrification has Fucked Clubbing”
Drum and bass pioneer Goldie has claimed that “gentrification has fucked clubbing.”
Goldie Might Have Revealed Banksy’s Identity in an Interview
Drum and bass producer, label owner and time stretching pioneer Goldie made a comment during an appearance on Scroobius Pip’s Distraction Pieces podcast that supports the theory that the graffiti artist is in fact Massive Attack founding member and vocalist Robert Del Naja.