Rockers Hi-Fi
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Rockers HiâFi were an English electronic dub/dance group formed in Birmingham in 1991 as Original Rockers before adopting the name Rockers HiâFi in 1994; the core lineup included Richard âDJ Dickâ Whittingham and Glyn âBiggaâ Bush, both of whom had begun DJ careers in the early 1990s. Their breakthrough arrived with the single "Push Push" in 1995, which became a dancefloor hit across Europe and was later featured on the DJâKicks: The Black Album compilation released by Studio !K7 in 1997. The band followed with a series of studio albums: Mish Mash (1997), Overproof (1998), Rockers To Rockers (1995), while also contributing tracks such as "What a Life!" to the 1995 film The Basketball Diaries and "Going Under (Love & Insanity Dub) (K&D Sessions)" to the 2000 film Traffic and the television series The O.C. Their work was distributed through labels including WEA, Different Drummer, and 4th & Broadway, and they toured extensively across Europe, cementing their place within the lateâ1990s dub and electronic music scene.
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- Hard Times
- Free
- Transmission Central by Thievery Corporation
- Skank Jnr
- Times Up, Pt. 2
- Revenge of Noname
- Wannabe Free
- Speak Here into the Hygiaphone
- Cowpat Skank (Spirit of Krautrock Mix)
- Incidelica/Thanks & Praises
- Select 5 Gear
- Push Push
- Madda Roots
- What A Life!
- Mecca of Space
- Overproof
- 7 Ways
- Times Up Part II
- Hello Everybody
- Times Up Part I
- Dis Next Recording
- We Na Go Run
