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Front man ‘Double S’ from the popular urban boy trio ‘Marvell’ delivers a catchy verse on the record. 2 remixes accompany the single from 2 respected DJ’s; Rednek (Drumstep DJ/Tour America DJ/Pro Evolution Soccer 2013) & Tony Tokyo (House/Future Garage who’s first single ‘More Than A Fantasy’ under Rinse FM’s DJ Roska’s ‘RKS’ label made an great introduction impact on all airwaves)
Bristol based Lamont brings us his latest release “Upside Down.” A stripped back original which shows us how minimalism can have an impact. On the remixes, Tony Blitz from CRST delivers his intake by creating a unique dub version. Following is Portugues Klipar, whom brings us a dark oriented remix with driving percussion. Then closing […]
Following a flurry of floor slaying releases of late, Hyrbrid Theory pursues on his apparent mission to leng down ravers with no mercy. This time providing a techy style jacking house beat, dripping with bass and promiscuous demeanor; complete with skippy hi hats, chest rocking bass and a naughty little sample – Raw Sex is […]
LISTEN TO MIX Most DJs have a heavily overdosed passport full of trips to the coolest places that most can only Wikipedia. Mumdance is no different. His voyages abroad and ear for an ethnic groove have lead to his music grabbing elements from far-flung regions of the planet before being spun into a sound that UK […]
Aris Emprex is a Cali native whom the east coast can now claim as one of its own. With this first release, Lure encompasses the tough nature of the east coast grind as experienced from a broader perspective. Starting with “EWR”, this record lands you in a dark vibe, showcasing Newark for what it is. […]
Slime welcomes back to the label Swedish producer Totte, who since his debut on the imprint in 2012 with ‘Restless’, has gone on to become one of the rising stars of the global bass music scene thanks to his unique mix of melodic sensibilities strapped to party-starting breaks. Here he delivers a showcase in how […]
Some tight house and garage influenced beats and a chunky bassline make this track work. The organs towards the end are reminiscent of the early garage scene. Familiar vocals are a nice touch too!