 The very moment the needle touched the record 12 years ago, Killin Time new this was the music for him. After hearing the Shut Up and Dance classic 'Shine Eye' it became clear that hip-hop could be made harder, faster and definitely with a lot more bollocks the rest is history.
Stepping into production in 2002, UK based Killin Time travelled East to broaden his aural scope. What came from his travels was Killin Time signature sounds. Merging pure funk and jazz basslines, big drum and bass beats with ethnic, eastern, global sounds to represent a true reflection on his personality..Fusion.
Achieving success and critical acclaim for producing fresh thinking tracks that were championed and regularly rotated by Radio 1's Bobby Friction and Nihal, Steve Lamacq and a range of DJ's across the musical spectrum, Killin Time soul searched to find his true sound. This is the sound of NOW, as with any artist it is an ongoing journey of development and self discovery.
6 years on the scene we are proud to bring you the first digital promos from Killin Time on Propa Talent.. He regarded as a true pioneer of all things creative in the drum and bass world, Killin Time comes through with a string of tracks to make you move. Whether this is the dance floor or kitchen floor, it is here to take you on an atmospheric, magic carpet ride of flavours, sounds and feelings...time is truly of the essence.
For more information on Killin Time please visit http://www.myspace.com/kill_time or http://www.propatalent.com
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DJ/Composer and Artist Mark Campbell was born and raised in hometown of the grunge movement, Seattle, Washington. Mark started out as a solo artist in the synth-pop realm, not quite the preferred genre of the surrounding area. But determined to be more the leader and less the follower Campbell wrote and produced his first album Clockwork and gained the attention of Chocolat Sasha, a local electronic band founded by Lance Hayes (vocals/keyboards) and Dan Dale (drums). He soon earned a spot on their roster and proceeded to perform and compose with them for the next few years. After a decision to re-organize and change their name to Meat Distributors, the band shifted its focus to Industrial music and began gigging regularly around the Seattle area. The band broke up in 1997. Eventually his musical interests led him to the world of Electronica and DJ culture. In 2004 he was signed to dual record deal with DJ Rap's labels Propa Talent for his Breaks productions and Impropa Talent for his House Music releases. Mark has been a development project for the past few years and has been gaining recognition in both underground and commercial arenas.
