Force Mass Motion

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Out of It 00:00 Tools
Panic (Housego's Pumpin Remix) 00:00 Tools
Hold Back 00:00 Tools
Panic 00:00 Tools
The Deep 00:00 Tools
Why Me? 00:00 Tools
Take Me Higher 00:00 Tools
Waiting (Broken Mix) 00:00 Tools
Force Format 00:00 Tools
Jack Of Diamonds 00:00 Tools
Why Me 00:00 Tools
Explosion 00:00 Tools
Skyline 00:00 Tools
Esthisis 00:00 Tools
Collision Course 00:00 Tools
Reach Up 00:00 Tools
Chemical Warfare 00:00 Tools
I Feel It 00:00 Tools
I Dream Of You 00:00 Tools
Sub Sonix 00:00 Tools
V.N.E. 00:00 Tools
Annihilating 00:00 Tools
Check It Out (44 Remix) 00:00 Tools
Panic (Remix) 00:00 Tools
Vanishing Point 00:00 Tools
Lost (In Time) 00:00 Tools
Skyline (Original Mix) 00:00 Tools
Phase Lock 00:00 Tools
V.N.E. (Original) 00:00 Tools
Listen Up 00:00 Tools
Check It Out (Original) 00:00 Tools
Justify My Love 00:00 Tools
Let It Move You 00:00 Tools
Techno Blast 00:00 Tools
Hypnosis Special 00:00 Tools
Miami Burnin' 00:00 Tools
Why Me (4 4 Mix) 00:00 Tools
Waiting (44 Cold Remix) 00:00 Tools
Sycosystems 00:00 Tools
Release Me 00:00 Tools
Release Me (Dub Mix) 00:00 Tools
Reach Up (Remix) 00:00 Tools
State of Mind 00:00 Tools
Infinity 00:00 Tools
Pressure 00:00 Tools
Syncopate 00:00 Tools
Flight Tyme 00:00 Tools
VNE (Thief Of Minds Mix) 00:00 Tools
The Pressor 00:00 Tools
Lost in Time 00:00 Tools
Miami Burnin 00:00 Tools
Let It Roll 00:00 Tools
Feel The Panic 00:00 Tools
Headrock 00:00 Tools
Be There 00:00 Tools
Reach Up, Don't Stop 00:00 Tools
Fall Deeper 00:00 Tools
Untitled 00:00 Tools
Kinetix 00:00 Tools
Waterfront 00:00 Tools
Reach Up [Rmx] 00:00 Tools
Panic (Extended Mix) 00:00 Tools
In to you 00:00 Tools
Phunk It 00:00 Tools
I Need You (44 Mix) 00:00 Tools
Powers 00:00 Tools
Locked 00:00 Tools
D-Train 00:00 Tools
Solution 00:00 Tools
Out of It - Original 00:00 Tools
Why Me (Breaks Mix) 00:00 Tools
Take Control 00:00 Tools
Layer 8 00:00 Tools
Feel The Panic (DJ Druid mix) 00:00 Tools
Check It Out 00:00 Tools
why me - 4-4 mix 00:00 Tools
VNE [Thief Of Minds Mix] 00:00 Tools
Flight Tyme (Rabbit City) 00:00 Tools
The Code 00:00 Tools
Reach Up (Rmx) 00:00 Tools
Synaptic 00:00 Tools
Out Of It (Original) 00:00 Tools
I Need You 00:00 Tools
BEYOND CONTROL 00:00 Tools
check it out [44 remix] 00:00 Tools
Panic (DJ Druid Remix) 00:00 Tools
Why Me - Breaks Mix 00:00 Tools
Closer 00:00 Tools
VNE 00:00 Tools
Rave (Let's Go) 00:00 Tools
Closer (Devided By Zero Mix) 00:00 Tools
Reach Up - Remix 00:00 Tools
Out Of It - Original Mix 00:00 Tools
Escape 00:00 Tools
Why Me (Orig Mix) 00:00 Tools
Cover Of Darkness 00:00 Tools
Collising Course 00:00 Tools
Fantasy 00:00 Tools
Force Mass Motion - Jack Of D 00:00 Tools
V.N.E.(original) 00:00 Tools
Everybody (Let's Go) 00:00 Tools
Skyline - Original Mix 00:00 Tools
On The Move 00:00 Tools
Solar Cycles 00:00 Tools
Feel It Now 00:00 Tools
Waiting 00:00 Tools
VNE (Thief Of Minds Remix) 00:00 Tools
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(Real name is Mike Wells) Mike Wells released his first record in late 1991 after a demo tape he sent in to KISS FM made its way onto Colin Favar's desk. The rest is history and it wasn't long before the "Force Mass Motion EP" was released on Rabbit City. What quickly followed was a stream of massive selling tracks including the biggest, "Panic". Touring abroad at some of the world's biggest parties became a regular part of Mike's life as well as extensive UK dates and clubs further afield such as Australia and the USA. It was when Mike set up his studio that the work began to pour in. In the years to follow he was responsible for numerous other projects such as "Friskee (FUK)", "Ispirazione" with Gordon Matthewman (XVX) and "Cableguy" (Rabbit City). This was on top of a host of remixes that included ADAM F "Music In My Mind" , SMOKE CITY "Underwater Love", ADAMSKI'S THING "One Of The People" and PF PROJECT "Walk Away" feat. Roachford (Positiva). 2000 for Mike started with a remix of MOBY's "Porcelain" that was quickly followed up by mixes for some of the more major independent record labels including HOLE IN ONE "Ride The Moon" (Neo Musica) , TATABOX INHIBITORS "Plasmids" (Mute) and FAST "Transmission" (Cream) All this work began to register interest from MUTE Records who were in the process of setting up a new, slightly more underground tech/house label called "FUTURE GROOVE". The single "Supercell" was released and as Mike's relationship with the label developed, a new project "Polaris" and two singles were signed to them under that name. Future Groove was picking up pace so Mike was drafted in to mix a compilation of all their past releases. 2002/03 projects included a collaboration with Dylan Rhymes. The tracks "Hold Back" and "Vanquish" were released on Acetate Records in June 2002 and had a huge impact on the breakbeat community. They gained massive interest from some of the more major independents and eventually a deal was struck with Critical Mass Recordings.The projects name was changed to Silencer with the album "Signals" released in August 2003 to HUGE acclaim. Silencer was billed as the "future in breakbeat" with heavy radio play and extensive press. Mike Wells is not just breaks though. At the time all this was happening, he was involved in a soundtrack commission for the FOX TV show "Dark Angel" as well as production for the "Erasure" album. Moving into 2004 saw the release "Drown In Me" from the Silencer album that had a HUGE response from all of the global dance communities. This wasn't the only huge news for Silencer; the album had also been licensed to the US TV show "CSI - Crime Scene Investigation". 2004 saw new releases from the "Force Mass Motion" project as well as a new collaboration with UK Cream resident Paul Hillyer under the name "Xpander". The first release, Celeda "The Underground" was signed to US label STAR 69. 2005 was the year of the anthemic "I Need You" released on Critical Mass and 2006 sees a new single "Waiting" being promoed in March. With monster mixes to complete the package, it is set to be a huge release for the label. There is no stopping this force! Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.