Suv Discography of CDs

Of all the members of Reprazent, Suv has enjoyed outsider status for longer than perhaps should be expected of a producer involved with one of the most successful drum'n'bass acts operating in the genre. While Size and Die dominated the floors and Krust offered up his deep space take on drum'n'bass, Suv quietly pushed out his own limits -- whether by flipping time signatures or through quiet remonstration of scene politics -- and his sound has been on the cusp of greatness for years. This album is Suv's deliverance. Entrenched in the sonic language of drum'n'bass but unrestricted by it, Desert Rose is a culmination of free beats, every track containing elements that seem to spring from the most unlikely corners -- taking its inspiration from flamenco, salsa, and Moroccan influences while retaining the Bristolian bass rumble makes for a diverse and enjoyable album, certain to appeal to every spectrum of listener. ~ Kingsley Marshall Debut album from the premiere UK label, Full Cycle. Suv shows his skills as a producer on 'Desert Rose' by using Flamenco influenced sounds & redifining drum & bass with them. The listener will hear a splendid mix of Spanish guitars, soft percussion& mellow beats. Audio Remixer: DJ Suv. Recording information: Studio Luv. Photographer: Mark Simmons. Personnel includes: Suv (programming); Marta Pablos (vocals); Guy Calhoun, David Quintana (guitar). Audio Mixer: DJ Suv.

Personnel: SUV (bass instrument, turntables); Tall , Carmen Medina, Haziz Raz (vocals); Hannah Porter (flute).

By far the funkiest of the numerous high-profile drum 'n' bass albums released in 1997, NEW FORMS, by Bristol, UK DJ Roni Size and his crew Reprazent, is one of the few that sounds as if it has a chance to appeal to the uninitiated. The basic drum 'n' bass design--high-speed breakbeats, minimal melodic underpinning, diva vocals--remains. Size and his partners apply the blueprint to song forms instead of soundscape/groove collages, and they don't chintz on textures, infusing the digital whole with numerous analog sounds. Even the vocals stand apart from that of most club-ready albums. Two superb raps hint at the possibility of a hip-hop/d'n'b alliance that would serve both musics: MC Dynamite's crunching opener "Railing" and Bahamadia's work on the title track harken back to the days when rappers could move the dance-floor with a rhythm other than the funky mid-tempo. And even the instrumental workouts, like the mesmerizing "Brown Paper Bag," which rotates on samples of a stand-up bass and an acoustic guitar, have the sort of hooks and grooves that just aren't found on most electronic music platters. NEW FORMS is an album that remarkably lives up to its bold title. Audio Mixers: DJ Suv; Roni Size. Photographer: Vikki Jackman. Unknown Contributor Role: Bahamadia. Arranger: DJ Tobs. Personnel includes: Roni Size, DJ Krust, DJ Die, Suv, Onallee, Bahamadia. Personnel: Onallee (vocals); Tyrell ? (guitar); Steve Graham (acoustic guitar); Adrian Place (saxophone); Clive Deamer (drums).

Suv CD discography Track Listing of songs: BQE; Thru the Haze; Intrigue; Thru the Haze;