It’ll be interesting to see what becomes of ‘Future Jungle’. Whether it’s a host of wise up percussions, or a reclined and delicate bassline, Fresh goes all out in a spacey ravestep pump of Katy B’s Broken Record. Our Favourite, Jacques Greene however literally tears the record apart. Glueing it back together with a number of different melodies and rhythms, making the entire record one beautifully crafted 2 stepped, funky journey. Approved. ✓
This is how we do. Big and heavy. Enigma ruffs the edges on Skreams grimey, bassheavy roller whilst Skism puts a hole in the wall with a techie bucket full of flush. Enough said. Safetee.
So after a recent sunny spell in Thailand galavanting the far east and keeping the USA happy out west, our favourite cat-tashtic chap High Rankin is back on ball to shovel the usual portion of dirt into your diet. Jungle style. This course, Includes full fat bassline, ecstatic 4×4 riddim, and subtle synths to mimic the weary waves of rankin river, or the rooftops and sunsets of the urban jungle. You decide how to digest. Jungle knows best.
Ok, so been out the loop for the past couple of weeks. Apologies. Excuses don’t usually cut it, but i’m in serious need of an escape, one which rolls in casually from the likes of Murlo, and gets given the chunk up from Reso. Be sure to keep beady eis and nose on Weeknds. Got a hefty amount of news, dates, exclusives and tracks to drop also… Keep us locked.
Jack Beats anyone? I realise how much of a ballache this all is, but y’all need to hold tight until the ‘Up All Night‘ EP drops in it’s 320kbs glory. Elevator Music is yet another A grade house track that challenges all the boundaries (if any) of house music. Epic, unique synth work which is undoubtedly Jack Beats makes up the B-side of the EP, a “deceptive dancefloor juggernaut”… Boom. DJ’s BEWARE this is a 192kbs copy.
Ok, so this week was slack. Apologies to anyone looking for a fixxup, but busy, is an understatement. Plus side though, inbox is brimming and the forecast ahead is clear and raring to go so keep it locked..! Plenty to look forward to. Today however, is Sunday… You know the drill. Albert drops crystal clear percussions and twisted bass, whilst Skream takes Alpines for a spin.
I’ll be honest, i’m struggling to find the time this week. Preppin up hard for Easter antics and it’s all swinging a little left sided. Nonetheless, George Fitzgerald drops an absolutely beautiful rub of Groove Theory’s ‘Tell me’. Cutting straight to the point, and rolling out heartwarming melody, a bassline that does nothing but please and an army of delicate percussions to ruff a little funk into the equation. Brucey ‘buff up’ bonus puts the house into Blakes CMYK.
Tell Me (George Fitzgerald Remix) – Groove Theory
Brucey ‘Buff Up’ Bonus
