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callmemistertibbs on "George Fields & Glad2Mecha - Glad To Meet You"

callmemistertibbs — Sun, 11 Nov 2018 00:04:10 +0000

In short - I've just purchased 'Glad to meet you' on vinyl from a seller on discogs...and also picked up 'From the Sticks' on cassette (the vinyl is way too expensive!). I already had 'Beyond Realm' on vinyl.

The moral of the story...read every post on this forum (I missed this one 2 years ago...and it cost me!).

callmemistertibbs on "George Fields & Glad2Mecha - Glad To Meet You"

callmemistertibbs — Sat, 10 Nov 2018 23:57:47 +0000

Look what I just found!

George Fields has cropped up over the last few days on some Instagram chats - great to see this from our man Twelve.

Treks on "George Fields & Glad2Mecha - Glad To Meet You"

Treks — Wed, 02 Dec 2015 00:24:55 +0000

That George Fields album is dope. Definitely one of my favourite instrumental albums from the last few years. Its got an old school boom bap feel to the beats. Great stuff.

Haven't heard Glad2Mecha before, but will for sure check him out and this collab.

A La Carte on "George Fields & Glad2Mecha - Glad To Meet You"

A La Carte — Tue, 01 Dec 2015 20:22:01 +0000

Will check it.

Twelve on "George Fields & Glad2Mecha - Glad To Meet You"

Twelve — Tue, 01 Dec 2015 19:19:44 +0000

As y'all might know I'm not usually one to plug new releases too much, but I thought I'd make an exception for this one:

I hope at least some of you are already familiar with Hip Hop producer George Fields from Dorset, England and/or Emcee/producer Glad2Mecha of Glendale, Arizona?
For those who aren't, George Fields released his acclaimed debut LP 'From The Sticks' back in 2012

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ZkPKHoZAnk

Not only did he re-work a familiar drum break and sample on the track 'Day At The Fair' being a fan of the P, he even gave Thes (one of his favorite producers) one of his FTS test pressings when him and Double rolled through George's hometown touring the UK.

Glad2Mecha has several very nice releases out at this point, including 2012's 'Hello' with ILL Treats, last year's 'Collecting Dust' with Kista

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qQucJA54eMs

as well as two volumes of 'The Jazzo Street Sessions', all of which I highly recommend.

Anyway, George and Glad2 teamed up a while back and recorded 'Glad To Meet You' (with additional vocals by Realistic, Triple C, John Robinson, Doam Peace of DXA, Alildab, and AG of D.I.T.C)

Vinyl and cassettes are available for preorder now, so don't sleep, people.