Dodge & Fuski

British DJ, electronic music producer (former duo), and record label executive From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Arthur Robin Talbott, better known as his alias Dodge & Fuski,[1] is an English DJ, electronic music producer, and record label executive. He is one of the co-founders of Disciple Records. Dodge & Fuski was founded as a duo until Christopher Allen's temporary departure in 2012. Allen returned to the group as early as March 2017.[2] Talbott is also known as Jvst Say Yes primarily releasing Bass house tracks[3], and was also a contributor for British music technology magazine Sound on Sound in 2014.

Also known asJvst Say Yes
OriginBristol, England, United Kingdom
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Dodge & Fuski
Background information
Also known asJvst Say Yes
OriginBristol, England, United Kingdom
Genres
Instruments
Years active2010–present
Labels
Formerly ofMediks
MembersArthur Robin Talbott (Dodge)
Past membersChristopher Allen (Fuski)
Websitedodgeandfuski.com
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Early life

Talbott funded his university studies by buying home video game consoles such as the Master System, Super Nintendo Entertainment System, and Sega Genesis at car boot sales and then reselling them on EBay worth more than what he bought. Talbott used to run a computer company called "Headstone Computers" while studying at the University of Westminster.[4]

Career

Prior to Dodge & Fuski, Talbott was originally part of a Drum and bass trio called Mediks.[5]

In 2013, Dodge & Fuski released their first, 3-track Extended play (EP) on Never Say Die Records titled "Sucker Punch". The "Sucker Punch" track featured "heavy growling synths and incredible melodies", "Never Let Me Go" featured "a glitched up drumstep" with astonishing vocals and orchestral segments", and "Substance Abuse" featured "unique haunted melodies and massive hitting basslines".[6]

Talbott and Never Say Die would part ways after 2013 to then found and release on Disciple Records. In 2014, Talbott collaborated with Barely Alive to release "Poison". The track was named after a speech during the build up was from MC Mad P from the UK breakbeat group Top Buzz that talked about "someone finding a bottle of smoke machine fluid at a rave and drank some of it".[7] It reached the #1 spot on Beatport's Dubstep chart.[8]

Artistry

Dodge & Fuski uses Bitwig Studio[9] and Cubase to produce his/their records.

Personal life

Talbott owns numerous video game consoles made by Nintendo, Sega, Xbox, Dreamcast, and the PlayStation.[4]

Discography

This is an incomplete list of the artist's discography. You can help complete this list by adding missing items with reliable sources.

Albums

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The Greatest Album Of All Time[10]
  1. Intro (featuring Morgan Freemon)
  2. Back With A Vengeance
  3. Mistakes (featuring The Arcturians)
  4. Exposure (featuring Laura Lux)
  5. Dog Eat Dog (with Ivory)
  6. Hungry Hippos (with Dubloadz)
  7. Little Blip
  8. Silence Is Golden
  9. Massacre
  10. Take Me Over (with Oolacile)
  11. Streets Of Rage
  12. Normalitea (with Infekt)
  13. Turnidup (with Protohype)
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EPs

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Title Tracklist Details
Sucker Punch[6]
  1. Sucker Punch
  2. Never Let Me Go
  3. Substance Abuse
  • Released: March 25, 2013
  • Label: Never Say Die Records
  • Format: Digital download
Bad Meaning Good[11]
  1. Got 2 Come Together
  2. Bad (featuring Messinian)
  3. Turn It Up!
  4. Call My Name (featuring 720)
  • Released: October 22, 2013
  • Label: Never Say Die Records
  • Format: Digital download
Stop What You're Doing[4]
  1. Stop What You're Doing (feat. JFB)
  2. The Clap
  3. Bringing Wobble Back (feat. Splitbreed)
  • Released: February 10, 2014
  • Label: Disciple Records
  • Format: Digital download
Killer Bees / Vibes[12]
  1. Killer Bees[13]
  2. Vibes
  • Released: October 27, 2014
  • Label: Disciple Records
  • Format: Digital download
Big Riddim Monsta[9]
  1. Big Riddim Monsta (with 12th Planet)[14]
  2. Jump
  • Released: June 15, 2015
  • Label: Disciple Records
  • Format: Digital download
The Pretty Good[15]
  1. Yeti
  2. Big Riddim Martian (with 12th Planet)
  3. OK!
  4. Destination Terror
  • Released: March 14, 2016
  • Label: Disciple Records
  • Format: Digital download
All Killer No Filler[2]
  1. Big Riddim Mariachi (with 12th Planet)
  2. Comeback
  3. 1-800-RIDDIM
  4. Flat Line (featuring. Virus Syndicate)
  • Released: March 13, 2017
  • Label: Disciple Records
  • Format: Digital download
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Singles

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Year Title Label
As Dodge & Fuski
2011 Aerophobia[4] Section 8 Records
2013 F**k Dubstep[16] Never Say Die Records
Vice[17]

(with Culprate)

 Disciple Records
2014 Poison[1][7]

(with Barely Alive)

2017 Comeback[18]
As Jvst Say Yes
2019 Stupid[19] Eph'd Up Records
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Remixes

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Year Original Artist Title Label
2010 FunkyStepz

(featuring Lily McKenzie)

 For U[20] Safe & Sound
2012 SKisM Rave Review[20] Never Say Die Records
2013 Pegboard Nerds

(featuring Splitbreed)

 High Roller[20] Disciple Records
2014 Getter

(featuring Maksim)

 Sinner[21] Firepower Records
2016 The Chainsmokers

(featuring Phoebe Ryan)

 All We Know[20] RCA Records
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Selected works

  • Talbott, Rob (January 2014). "Dubstep Drums". Sound on Sound.
  • Talbott, Rob (March 2014). "Mix Rescue: Alex Joyce". Sound on Sound.
  • Talbott, Rob (May 2014). "Sounding Off". Sound on Sound.
  • Talbott, Rob (June 2014). "On the Bounce". Sound on Sound.

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