P.O.B.

Paul Brogden made a name for himself seeing that P.O.B. and became among the intensifying house scene’s many celebrated companies in the past due ’90s/early 2000s. He remixed a number of the era’s most long lasting anthems: Bedrock’s “Heaven Scent,” Slacker’s “Worried,” Raze’s “Break for Appreciate,” Sasha’s “Magic,” and Anomoly’s “Contacting Your Name.” And he released well-known monitors such as for example “Bluebottle” and “Take a flight,” the previous featured within the film Groove as well as the last mentioned highlighted on Sasha’s Global Underground: Ibiza record. Brogden collaborated with others on a lot of his productions, including such esteemed companies as Patrick Reid and Taylor. The very first full-length P.O.B. discharge came in past due 2001, Essence.