BELLE HUMBLE feat. KREW

Friday Dec 7th

 Belle and Krew unveil their brand new live set at Subtone Dec 7th for the next Dub Cartel main room takeover! You will recognise Belle’s voice from some of the top UKF Dubstep releases, most notably on Flux Pavilion’s remix of ‘Cracks’ by Freestylers .

This is their debut live show and will definitely be one to remember at Subtone

Krew: http://www.facebook.com/Krewdubstep?fref=ts

BELLE HUMBLE – I make music cos I love it, I really do.  I sing and I also write songs for other people.  Some songs of mine:  Cracks (Freestylers/Flux Pavilion), City 2 City (Zomboy), Headrush (501), Move Closer (DC Breaks) Runnin (Cutline).  Im also one half of a project called UMI, one of our songs is currently featured on the Microsoft Bing advert, Where You Want to Be. I’ve also written for/ with other artists such as Paloma Faith, Alexandra Burke, Lena Cullen, Finn Martin, Veronica and various others.  http://www.facebook.com/bellehumbleofficial

Support from Subtone resident and Dub Cartel host TiKi: http://www.facebook.com/pages/TiKi/158114734271821?fref=ts

FREE ENTRY ALL NIGHT FOR STUDENTS!!  HUGE DRINK DEALS ALL NIGHT from 50p!

Cheltenham’s number 1 weekend choice for students

+ residents Nick Reynolds party rnb in Bongo Bar,

+Gijoe & CoolCutC house breaks in cocktail bar

+ Piano Bar with Paul Sixtus

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Fri 13th July

Fat n Funky @ Subtone Presents  

SUNDAY 6TH MAY

Subtone Presents  DJ WIRE (EXAMPLE TOUR DJ/MTA RECORDS) + MC DREAM MCLEAN

FREE ENTRY B4 11PM £5/£6 HALF PRICE NUS

DJ Wire started his career playing on pirate radio station Freak FM along side DJ EZ and The Heartless Crew, he is credited with playing an instrumental part in the formation of the “Grime” scene with the release of his seminal track “Believe Me” in 2003 which was originally championed by EZ. From there he went on to join now legal Rinse FM which at the time was home to the likes of Dizzy Rascal and Wiley.

This marked the start of 2 further years producing and DJ’ing around the UK Garage and Grime scene with tremendous national radio support. He went on to make a mark on the Drum and Bass scene becoming a resident at east london’s Herbal and releasing several tracks with support from the likes of Pendulum and DJ Hype amongst many others and then in 2008 he teamed up with Chase and Status to set-up and run MTA Records – home to Nero and 16bit. It was through Chase and Status he met Example. At this time Wire produced several tracks for Example’s “Won’t go quietly” Gold selling album. During this period of intense production and touring performing as part of Example’s live show, Wire completed remixes for the likes of Kids in glass houses, Example and Ellie Goulding. In 2010 he presented his first multi genre mix CD entitled “The Playlist” for Ministry of Sound with Example which represented the content of their DJ sets.

DJ Wire continues to work with Chase and Status at MTA Records and performing DJ sets with Example around the UK and the world, in locations including Ibiza, Dubai, Abu Dhabi, South East Asia, Europe and South Africa to name a few. More recently DJ Wire has a signed his current single “Band of Outsiders” to Steve Aoki’s highly revered Dim Mak label.

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http://www.facebook.com/DJWiremusic
http://www.facebook.com/DREAMMCLEAN

DUB CARTEL MAIN ROOM TAKE OVER

FRI 9TH MARCH

SEVEN / TOAST & DUB CARTEL HOST TIKI

SEVEN (Black Box Records)

With a discography stretching back nearly 10 years, Eddy has a an impressive history in the UK dance music scene. Starting his career as a… drum & bass producer under the name Eddy Woo, he released a steady flow of singles on the Andy C-owned labels Frequency and High Lite Recordings.

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DUB CARTEL

Subtone’s new Friday night DUBSTEP and DRUM N BASS room hosted by TIKI! The newest sounds in UK Bass music, showcased every Friday night in the Cocktail Bar!

TIKI is a young, up and coming dubstep DJ and producer from Cheltenham, now living in London. His live shows show experience far beyond his age and he brings unheard levels of energy to his performances. Read the rest of this entry »