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The Circuit

The Circuit

The Circuit has been played over 10 times on NTS, first on 25 June 2015. The Circuit's music has been featured on 16 episodes.

The Circuit was centred around a collaboration between Adrian Sherwood and Steve Beresford in the 1982-84 period. Steve, probably best known for his work with David Toop (General Strike), first worked with Sherwood around the time of the dawn of On-U Sound as a member of the one-time 17-strong New Age Steppers line up. The idea behind The Circuit was to provide a 'house band' centred around Steve on synths, guitars and beatbox for releases on On-U Sound's early 1980s sub-imprint, MIXOUT - according to one press release at the time of its launch, a label intended to be the home of "innovative dance music".

The work of The Circuit was mostly unreleased. Their only album, "Presenting The Circuit", was first scheduled for September 1983 and then November 1984, but failed to materialise as the master tape is said to have been lost in transit to the USA. The only track from that project to see full light of day, and also the only released track credited to The Circuit alone, is "Loudspeaker" which appeared on the compilation "Pay It All Back Vol. 1".

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The Circuit

The Circuit has been played over 10 times on NTS, first on 25 June 2015. The Circuit's music has been featured on 16 episodes.

The Circuit was centred around a collaboration between Adrian Sherwood and Steve Beresford in the 1982-84 period. Steve, probably best known for his work with David Toop (General Strike), first worked with Sherwood around the time of the dawn of On-U Sound as a member of the one-time 17-strong New Age Steppers line up. The idea behind The Circuit was to provide a 'house band' centred around Steve on synths, guitars and beatbox for releases on On-U Sound's early 1980s sub-imprint, MIXOUT - according to one press release at the time of its launch, a label intended to be the home of "innovative dance music".

The work of The Circuit was mostly unreleased. Their only album, "Presenting The Circuit", was first scheduled for September 1983 and then November 1984, but failed to materialise as the master tape is said to have been lost in transit to the USA. The only track from that project to see full light of day, and also the only released track credited to The Circuit alone, is "Loudspeaker" which appeared on the compilation "Pay It All Back Vol. 1".

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Most played tracks

Dead Come Alive
Neneh Cherry, The Circuit
On-U Sound2015
Aiming At Your Heart (Part 2)
Shara Nelson, The Circuit
On-U Sound1983
Loudspeaker
The Circuit
On-U Sound1999
Aiming At Your Heart (Part 1)
Shara Nelson, The Circuit
On-U Sound1983
Aiming At Your Heart Pt.2
Shara Nelson, The Circuit
On-U Sound2015
Loudspeaker (Alternate Version)
The Circuit
On-U Sound2015