# | Dwnld | Release title | Total tracks | Type | Imprint date | Label |
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Primitive Urges 4 | 6 | Track list | 1999-00-00 | Primitive |
2 |
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Groove Seekers Allowance E.P | 4 | Track list | 1996-00-00 | Jus' Trax |
3 |
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Creative Biting E.P. | 4 | Track list | 1996 | Jus' Trax |
4 |
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Collected Works 1995-1998 | 10 | Track list | 1998-09-00 | Jus' Trax |
5 |
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Dark Corners EP | 4 | Track list | 1995-00-00 | Jus' Trax |
6 |
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Drum Hydraulics EP | 4 | Track list | 1995-00-00 | Junior Boy's Own |
7 |
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Diversions Part One | 4 | Track list | 2001 | Version |
8 |
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Diversions Part Two | 3 | Track list | 2001-00-00 | Version |
9 |
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The Soundworks | 3 | Track list | 2000-00-00 | Version |
10 |
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Felony Funk (Album Sampler) | 6 | Track list | 2000-00-00 | Version |
11 |
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Felony Funk | 18 | Track list | 1999 | Version |
12 |
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Collected Works 1995-1998 | 8 | Track list | 1998 | Jus' Trax |
13 |
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VersionLimited01 | 2 | Track list | 2002 | Version |
14 |
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Diversions Part Three | 3 | Track list | 2002 | Version |
15 |
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Jazz Jumper | 3 | Track list | 1998 | Version |
16 |
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Primitive Tools Edition 2 | 4 | Track list | 1999 | Primitive |
17 |
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No Such Thing (LP Sampler) | 4 | Track list | 2003 | Version |
18 |
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No Such Thing | 11 | Track list | 2003-04-00 | Version |
19 |
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No Such Thing | 15 | Track list | 2003-04-00 | Version |
20 |
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VersionLimited 02 | 2 | Track list | 2003 | Version |
21 |
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Where I Belong (Remixes) | 3 | Track list | 2003 | Version |
22 |
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Felony Funk | 16 | Track list | 1998 | Version |
23 |
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Them Drums (Remixes) | 2 | Track list | 2003-10-00 | Version |
24 |
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Drum Hydraulics EP | 4 | Track list | 1995 | Underground Music Department (UMD) |
25 |
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Mis-Shapes Volume 2 | 3 | Track list | 2003 | Odori |
26 |
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Ear Candy EP | 4 | Track list | 2004-11-00 | Version |
27 |
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Unreleased Dubs | 3 | Track list | 2005-03-16 | Version |
28 |
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You Ain't House | 2 | Track list | 2005-05-27 | Wash House |
29 |
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Drum Hydraulics (Soul Capsule Remixes) | 3 | Track list | 2005-06-17 | Tyrant |
30 |
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Drum Hydraulics (Silicon Scally Remixes) | 2 | Track list | 2005 | Tyrant |
31 |
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Gadgets One | 4 | Track list | 2005-08-00 | Version |
32 |
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Mixtape Classics | 3 | Track list | 2006-01-00 | Version |
33 |
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Part 2 | 2 | Track list | 2007 | Battle |
34 |
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Appetizers | 4 | Track list | 2000-08-00 | Not On Label |
35 |
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The Very Best Of Swag | 12 | Track list | 2008-09-25 | DJhistory.com |
36 |
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Ear Candy EP | 4 | Track list | 2004 | Version |
37 |
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VersionLimited02 | 2 | Track list | 2003 | Version |
38 |
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Mixtape Classics | 3 | Track list | 2006 | Version |
39 |
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Mis-Shapes Volume 2 | 3 | Track list | 2003 | Odori |
40 |
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Where I Belong (Remixes) | 3 | Track list | 2003 | Version |
41 |
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Them Drums | 2 | Track list | 2003-10-00 | Version |
42 |
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No Such Thing | 11 | Track list | 2003-04-00 | Version |
43 |
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Unreleased Dubs | 3 | Track list | 2005-03-16 | Version |
44 |
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Diversions Part One | 4 | Track list | 2001 | Version |
45 |
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Felony Funk (Album Sampler) | 6 | Track list | 2000-00-00 | Version |
46 |
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The Soundworks | 3 | Track list | 2000-00-00 | Version |
47 |
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VersionLimited 01 | 2 | Track list | 2002 | Version |
48 |
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Jazz Jumper | 3 | Track list | 1998 | Version |
49 |
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Diversions Part Three | 3 | Track list | 2002 | Version |
SWAG was started in 1993, initially as a project they played around with in their spare time. Junior Boys Own’s Terry Farley called them upon hearing the fruits of their studio endeavours and offered to release the first wave of SWAG material. In the meantime Chris’s DJ schedule was busy as ever, touring commitments with WARP acts as well as his numerous residencies meant his day job in the record store was becoming increasingly part-time. When the store finally closed in ‘96, Chris decided it was time to establish his own outlet for the music he was recording. His labels ‘Primitive’ and ‘Odori’ were started and immediately began releasing music from themselves and a host of other like-minded artists who threw out the House rulebook, a policy which helped their releases find their way into the record boxes of the world’s best DJ’s. The SWAG project had begun to lose momentum, as their relationship with JBO grew more strained.Two years of running his own labels had given Chris the confidence to start out fresh with SWAG, this time on another new, self owned label ‘Version Music’. Over the last ten years the SWAG partnership has been behind over fifty original tracks, and many more remixes, for international artists like Bjork, Herbert and Moloko, as well as definitive work and collaborations for dozen’s of underground labels. Their own imprints have built up an international following, making Chris’s DJ schedule as hectic as ever, and ensuring their ‘Decks And Gadgets’ shows have rocked clubs from Tokyo to Madrid and Sydney, not to mention classic UK parties like the Sub Club, Back to Basics and Fabric. With two acclaimed LP’s under their belts and each new project presenting fresh challenges and room for the duo to push their music even further, the SWAG sound has become an integral part of the underground global music scene, and Chris celebrated as one of the world’s most valued DJ talents.