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Maurice & Noble
12+ albums
Housetrancebreakbeatbreaksdistinct'ive
about
Maurice Bakes and Simon Noble. Biography according to Simon Noble: "I began producing music in the early 90's after spending four years in the Army. Following a brief six month music technology course in Huddersfiled I began work as a recording engineer/programmer at Spirit Studios in Manchester, UK at the same time I was having the time of my life at Raves all over the country. As well as being a rehearsal room for the likes of “The Smiths” and “The Happy Mondays” Spirit Studios was renowned for outputting Electronic classics such as Hardcore Uproar by Together, Pacific 202 by 808 State and Candy Flip's Strawberry Fields. This place was heaven for me, studios all over the shot, loads of like minded people around and Ten Cafe Bar upstairs to host the social side of things. At Spirit I began learning and nurturing my studio skills and soon found myself producing, engineering and co-writing on many records such as rave classic “Don't Go” by Awesome 3, Take Me Away by Mix Factory and “Let the Bass Kick” by 2 for Joy. During this period, many nights and studio downtime were put to good use experimenting with my own ideas and sounds. In 1993 I began collaborating with Manchester DJ, Welly as Rebound and Void releasing records such as "Make it Funky Now EP" and "Orcana" on Manchester Underground Records. We also did remixes such as “Who Can Make Me Feel Good” by the Bassheads. I also spent a lot of qaulity time with best mate Doug McCourt (see friends Idiotek, Kenzo) experiment
