Anabolic Frolic is a happy hardcore DJ from Canada who is known for the Hap… Read Full Bio ↴Anabolic Frolic is a happy hardcore DJ from Canada who is known for the Happy 2B Hardcore CD series and the Hullabaloo promotion he throws in Toronto, Ontario. His real name is Chris Samojlenko. He was born in Ottawa, Canada in 1974 and was raised by his grandmother.
Chris Samojlenko first started being interested in Happy Hardcore upon listening to a randomly chosen UK import mixed tape at the now defunct rave shop X-static in 1995. He taught himself to DJ on a pair of used turntables bought from a pawn shop for $100 Canadian dollars, because it was the only way he could listen to the music he loved in Toronto, or anywhere in North America then, mainly because he didn't go to raves at the time. Frolic began importing and re-selling Happy Hardcore vinyl from the UK.
At age 21, Samojlenko became interested in Happy Hardcore as a lifestyle. He started Nokturnal Records out of his bedroom, importing and selling vinyl records online. In 1996, he moved into a small, windowless office, sleeping on the floor for the next two years while trying to make a go of his DJ career and his events production company, Hullabaloo.
He was signed by Steve Levy, a co-owner of the international music label Moonshine Records, after sending them an unsolicited mixed tape and, according to his own website, a faked magazine article he had a friend write for him.
The first Happy2bHardcore release in 1997 sold 100,000 copies. Chris also met Robin Grainer that year—a fan from Southern California who would become his wife.
In 2000, Samojlenko was banned from ever entering the United States due to visa violations, but this ban was lifted after a period of three years. To add to his legal problems, his American fiancée at the time also did not have status in Canada. Despite these professional and personal uncertainties, however, Samojlenko put out Happy2bHardcore Chapters Four and Five, producing two of the tracks on the latter , as well as continuing to organise his Hullabaloo events.
Currently, there are seven Happy2bHardcore albums by Anabolic Frolic released, and he co-hosted an online radio show at Happy Hour Radio with his "DJ crony" Silver1. HappyHourRadio ceased late 2004/early 2005 and the last ever Hullabaloo event was held on July 7th 2005 (All Good Things...)
Chris Samojlenko first started being interested in Happy Hardcore upon listening to a randomly chosen UK import mixed tape at the now defunct rave shop X-static in 1995. He taught himself to DJ on a pair of used turntables bought from a pawn shop for $100 Canadian dollars, because it was the only way he could listen to the music he loved in Toronto, or anywhere in North America then, mainly because he didn't go to raves at the time. Frolic began importing and re-selling Happy Hardcore vinyl from the UK.
At age 21, Samojlenko became interested in Happy Hardcore as a lifestyle. He started Nokturnal Records out of his bedroom, importing and selling vinyl records online. In 1996, he moved into a small, windowless office, sleeping on the floor for the next two years while trying to make a go of his DJ career and his events production company, Hullabaloo.
He was signed by Steve Levy, a co-owner of the international music label Moonshine Records, after sending them an unsolicited mixed tape and, according to his own website, a faked magazine article he had a friend write for him.
The first Happy2bHardcore release in 1997 sold 100,000 copies. Chris also met Robin Grainer that year—a fan from Southern California who would become his wife.
In 2000, Samojlenko was banned from ever entering the United States due to visa violations, but this ban was lifted after a period of three years. To add to his legal problems, his American fiancée at the time also did not have status in Canada. Despite these professional and personal uncertainties, however, Samojlenko put out Happy2bHardcore Chapters Four and Five, producing two of the tracks on the latter , as well as continuing to organise his Hullabaloo events.
Currently, there are seven Happy2bHardcore albums by Anabolic Frolic released, and he co-hosted an online radio show at Happy Hour Radio with his "DJ crony" Silver1. HappyHourRadio ceased late 2004/early 2005 and the last ever Hullabaloo event was held on July 7th 2005 (All Good Things...)
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zak stuttard
1Eruption - Reach Out
2JDS - Higher Love (Slipmatt Remix)
3DJ DNA - Go Insane (Future Primitive Remix)
4DJ Codeine & Unknown* - Feel The Power
5Seduction* & Dougal - It's Not Over (Remix)
6Hixxy* & Bananaman - Forever
7DJ Ham, DJ Demo & Justin Time - Here I Am
8Eruption - Surrender (Force & Styles Remix)
9 DJ Ham - Here We Go Again
10DJ Stompy - I Believe
11Force & Styles - Heart Of Gold Featuring Jenna
12DJ Demo - Muzik
13DJ Stompy - Dawn Of A New Era
14 –Eruption Let The Music (Brisk Remix)
15 –Scott Brown vs. DJ Rab-S* Now Is The Time (Hixxy & Trixxy Remix)
16 –Hixxy Wanting To Get High (Smoogies Awake)
T S
I was always upset at how Moonshine did the tracklisting (which was often flat wrong or misleading by not clearly showing a remix artist). So here is the actual tracklisting here:
1. Eruption - Reach Out - United Dance 014
2. JDS - Higher Love (Slipmatt Remix) - Stompin Choonz 009
3. DJ DNA - Go Insane (Future Primitive Remix) - New Sensation 006
4. DJ Codeine & Unknown - Feel The Power - Triffik Toons 004
5. Seduction & Dougal - It's Not Over (Remix) - Impact 053
6. DJ Hixxy & Bananaman - Forever - Essential Platinum 008
7. DJ Demo, DJ Ham, Justin Time - Here I Am - JAL Premium 001
8. Eruption - Surrender (Force & Styles Remix) - United Dance 015
9. DJ Ham - Here We Go Again - Kniteforce 047
10. DJ Stompy - I Believe - Fusion 009
11. Force & Styles feat. Jenna - Heart Of Gold - United Dance 017
12. DJ Demo - Muzik (Happyrollerz II) - Universal 011
13. DJ Stompy - Dawn of a New Era - Fusion 007
14. Eruption - Let The Music (DJ Brisk Remix) - United Dance 012
15. Scott Brown Vs Dj Rab S - Now is the Time (DJ Hixxy & Trixxy Remix) - EVR 015 (Evolution Records)
16. Hixxy & Sharkey - Wanting To Get High (Smoogee's Awake) - Hecttech 007
Although on the last one, it has been said Sharkey didn't help create Wanting To Get High, but the original release says Hixxy & Sharkey.
Mc Pinball 1
Since 2001/2 to Date 29/7/2016 !! my a*s Sustain BUZZED N SATISFIED by A Gift ! from my Brother...
☆"HAPPY 2B HARDCORE (chapter 3)" ☆ n been Relentlessly Askin my Elder Brother "PLEASE SEND ME THE COMPLETE COLLECTION"
...he still aint... however!!!! today me Finally Realised!! scope YouTube Maaan!!! so , Here i Am!!!
..
And THE BUZZIN N SATISFACTION !! LIVES ON
!+)
Shout Out To THE HAPPY HARDCORE LOVERS
!!!
BEST WISHES!!!
"The Young Raver Soldier"
aka The Mr. Vernski ONE (2nd to None)
Happy2BArdcore
....for those that understand this music...still a phenomenon!
Scratch Music & Media
I refuse to call it Happy Hardcore though. I mean cmon, that term just sounds ridiculous (even dj Sy said this as well)
I just refer to it as Hardcore, or use the UK prefix.
Justin Jonathon
I am happy to be hardcore.
killmousky
I remember getting my drivers permit when I was 15 in 1997, this was the first CD I played to celebrate my somewhat new freedom 😎
1kNeedles
Lmao same
killmousky
@TungstenCarbideTmpr. CRX Si, I love that car 👍🏼
TungstenCarbideTmpr.
I got a CD from tower records. Maaaan 97... that was the time of: highschool, nissan 300zx (not 350z), mitsubishi 3000GT VR4, Supra, MR2.wide pants, bloods and crips highschool fights, my first car 1989 Honda CRX (Si model, for those who remember, lol). Music was mostly radio and cassette,but in a garage I had an entertainment center and two big speakers with 14” subs, thats where I listen to Happy Hardcore.
Kristen Quashen
Oh my God yes! I miss 1997
bluedragonrob1
Im STILL rocking this cd.
Rudie Obias
Is it bad that I can still feel the MDMA from 20 years ago when I listen to this?