Jim Baker and Phil Aslett are both in their early twenties and already have built up a phenomenal discography. Their innovative work has appeared on several of the scene's finest labels, including Odysee, Metalheads, Good Looking and naturally their very own label Source Direct, which they started in January 1995. Most of their earlier work was presented under pseudonyms such as Sounds Of Life for Certificate 18, X-Files for Basement and Oblivion for StreetBeats. And perhaps confusing but definitely more interesting, Source Direct's music doesn't come in any one pre-formatted style or category. From the breezy "Bukem-type" dreamscapes to the most chilling astro-jazz, Source Direct have produced it all. Jim and Phil may have started out as the pupils of their fellow-bad-boy-gone-good and (one-time) neighbour Photek but with tracks like Currents, Snake Style, The Crane and Red Lights they are in a class of their own. And perhaps they will soon find their way from the breakbeat underground to mass audiences what with their contributions to the Mo'Wax compilation Headz II and their planned album releases! Just try and keep up with these boys... Here are the Q's; here are the A's.