Kidz Rage !

Big respect out to the man like 12th Planet!!!!

Check this mix he did for BBC Radio 1’s Mary Anne Hobbs:

12th Planet really killin it these days!!!! Check this remix him and Flinch just got done with in the lab:

Born in Los Angeles in 1982, John Dadzie aka Infiltrata prescribes a transatlantic flavour to Med School. Growing up in the south of the city, John’s musical apprenticeship began in his high school days by playing in bands and regularly attending raves and jungle parties. The turning point came when he formed Imperial Recordings with DJ Lith, a stepping stone for John to excel in a field of production and management.

The Infiltrata profile skyrocketed thanks to support from Boxed Agency UK and John hot-footed it across the Atlantic stepping into the European dance circuit. He was able to catch the attention of big players in the d&b community with releases on Cartel, Renegade Hardware, Tech Itch, Barcode, Cymbalism, and Uprising. Infiltrata has forged successful collaborations with heavy hitting d&b artists such as Spor, Limewax, Concord Dawn, Evol Intent and Mayhem. He also joined forces with Dave “Hochi” Weston, producing a telling remix of the massive Photek single “Sidewinder”. On the back this he later helped establish the TEKDBZ label, a subsidiary of Photek Productions.

Infiltrata expresses himself as an artist in multiple genres including dubstep, electro and hip-hop… a fitting backdrop for any Med School beat surgeon. Donning his white overalls, Infiltrata has his scalpels sharpened and is ready to operate. Keep an eye out for the frantically heavy beats and hooks on display in the forthcoming track “Psalm 24”.

Its really good to see this talented producer, dj & mc in action! Ive seen him come a very long way….from the car parks in fullerton’s Tuesday night dnb linkup, dark gloomy sessions in Germany all the way to Renegade Hardware @ The End….big up John john and keep them killer beats comin!!!

Also watch out for the new INFILTRATA RECORDINGS with 001 promos out halloween!!

via MedSchool