A funky little number from Surplus full of feel-good garage vibes with an almost housey-summer touch. A well-rounded skippy 4×4 beat coupled with a full organ-led stabby melody. Some nice additional vocal licks are thrown in too.
Category: Singles
I had a bit of a love/hate relationship with the original T2 – Heartbroken. I loved the bassline on it, I often found myself humming the melody… but I just wasn’t a big fan of the vocals. Admittedly they made the track. It wouldn’t have been the same without them but… So I was a little dubious […]
The B1G PROJ3CT are back with this wicked little 2-step roller. A fresh sound giving a familiar feeling. The 2-step beats are tight and nicely produced, a well rounded bassline and few melodic chords thrown into the mix make this one a little bubbler. The vocal licks provide more energy. This is one of those […]
Cellardore – U Know I Don’t EP
On a bit of a ‘Cellardore‘ binge at the moment, here’s his latest EP available exclusive to Beatport. The first track, I Don’t offers up a slice of slick breaks and a tweaked bassline providing the only melody here. Snippets of vocal and some clever beat programming add in a whole load of interest on this one. […]
Cellardore has been busy again; this time on the remix of Emily Kay – Hey Good Looking. A 2-step roller, with beats and pitched up vocals very reminiscent of the early 1999 era of UKG. I’m not a fan of pitched up vocals generally, but it seems to work on this track. Bassline works for me […]
Who doesn’t like a cheeky little bootleg eh? This slice of fun is served up by GhstGhstGhst, Featuring the vocals of Whitney Houston’s ‘Its Not Right’ laced over the top of a refreshed ‘Creeper’ bassline and a driving 4/4 beat, this has all the hallmarks of a decent nightclub banger. Available for free download for one week […]
Blackwell is a house / garage collective from Cambridgeshire and this is their debut single, “Make Me Feel”. This bumpy little 2-stepper is reminiscent of the summer. A skippy 2-step beat and a bumpy organ-led bassline works well. The vocals come courtesy of Nicole Jackson who previously featured on Redlights top 20 single, ‘Get Out My Head’. […]