One Timz Bass - Free Your Body

Review by Nathalie M

Free Your Body by One Timz Bass: A Breakbeat Blast from '92 Alright, let’s talk about Free Your Body, the wild ride of an album that dropped in 1992 courtesy of One Timz Bass. This UK-born gem is a breakbeat and hardcore masterpiece, pressed on wax by Final Vinyl (props to Stu for cutting those lacquers). It's not just another relic from the rave era—it’s got teeth, soul, and enough energy to wake up your neighbors at 3 AM. First off, the title track, “Free Your Body,” hits like a lightning bolt. The beat? Pure chaos—but the good kind, y’know? That relentless kick drum feels like it’s chasing you down a dark alley while these trippy synths swirl around your head. You can’t help but move to this one—it’s impossible. It’s raw, unfiltered, and kinda messy in all the right ways. I remember hearing it for the first time and thinking, “Damn, this isn’t music; it’s a vibe.” And honestly? That vibe hasn’t faded even after all these years. Then there’s “Dreaming Of A Rhythm,” which flips the script entirely. Where “Free Your Body” is in-your-face, this one takes its time to build something dreamy and hypnotic. The bassline groans like it’s got a story to tell, and those atmospheric pads? They’re straight-up cinematic. It’s the kind of track that makes you stare out the window, lost in thought, wondering if life itself is just one big breakbeat loop. Yeah, it gets deep. The other tracks—“Atmosphere” and “Everybody Say”—hold their own too. They’ve got that classic early ‘90s UK edge, where everything sounds both futuristic and kinda DIY. Like someone patched together a spaceship using bits of old stereos and sheer determination. But hey, that’s part of the charm, innit? Looking back, Free Your Body feels like a snapshot of a moment when electronic music was still figuring itself out—and loving every second of it. It’s rough around the edges, sure, but that’s what makes it so damn real. Honestly, listening to this album feels less like spinning records and more like stepping into a time machine. Oh, and here’s the kicker: If you ever find yourself stuck in a boring conversation, just throw this album on. Trust me, no one will care about small talk when “Free Your Body” starts blasting. Who needs words when you’ve got beats like these?

Artist: One Timz Bass
Album: Free Your Body

Electronic

1992

Rating: 4.54

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
Everybody Say
Dreaming Of A Rhythm
Atmosphere
Free Your Body

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One Timz Bass - Free You Body

One Timz Bass- Every Body Say

One Timz Bass - Dreaming Of A Rhythm

One Timz Bass - Atmosphere

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Catalog Numbers

BASSPROMO 1

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Final Vinyl

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ascolta in linea
online anhören
ouvir online
online luisteren
lytte på nettet
lyssna på nätet
kuunnella verkossa
écouter en ligne
escuchar en línea

Formats

Vinyl
12"
Promo
33 ⅓ RPM

Companies

Role	Company
Phonographic Copyright (p)	Final Vinyl
Copyright (c)	Final Vinyl
Published By	Big Life Music

Credits

Role	Credit
Lacquer Cut By	Stu

Barcodes

Matrix / Runout (A (Side 1)): BASS PROMO 1 A₁ .STU.
Matrix / Runout (B (Side 2)): BASS PROMO 1 B₁

About One Timz Bass

Real Name

Craig Evans

Aliases

Craig Evans

Interesting fact about Album

Did you know? The album *Free Your Body* by One Timz Bass is a hidden gem from the UK's electronic scene. Released in 1992 on Final Vinyl, it blends breakbeat and hardcore styles with raw energy. The track *Dreaming Of A Rhythm* stands out as a dreamy yet intense ride. Fun detail: the lacquer cut was done by Stu, adding that extra touch of craftsmanship to this underground classic.