We all love exlcusives. Re-edits and special dubplates. In with the VIPs, TC slews up the pace on Tap Ho to a hefty 140bpm, whilst London based Dubsteppa Dream adds extra thump, shuffle & Chop to Warlord. Crank it up, follow em up. Ho.
Deep Thrills, sister label to Herve’s Cheap Thrills is set to release its latest instalment of left-fielded future bass. Aptly entitled Creep EP, rave-fave Hostage steps aside from his vicious dancefloor attire and into something a little more sexy. Full, rounded bass pumps against delicate washes of percussion, lively vocals, amen break and signature Hostage party. Whether it’s laxxed up bar moods, or sweaty cabin rave, it’s fair to say, le Scott smashes it every time.
Having reached a whopping 10’000 likes on facebook, and to celebrate the launch of the Compilation series, the team over at Black Butter Records have decided to give away not one, but two mixtapes and a bass hearty track from Woz. Featuring over 40 heavy hitters, Woz blends original works including the VIP version of P-Money & Koast’s ‘Signal’. RacknRuin weaves remix into remix. Is. It. Christmas? Click the pictures, or hit the links below for freeeeee downloads.
Riding the razor edged tip of future Dubstep, a hybrid collective of producers and records labels push an essentially tribal based, 4×4 approach to the future of dub based rave. Crossing the boundaries of house, techno and garage Laxx dented dubstep with the arrival of Computer Music in late 2011. Releasing on Biscuit Factory Records, and Wheel & DealLaxx, is set to make a stir in the coming months. Keep em locked, and be sure to Like Laxx’s facebook. 160 more likes and its Free EP time!
Taiki & Nulight are innn with a hands up, heart wrenching stadium smasher. Big, bashy drums bump against delicately loose hi-hats. Euphoric synths weave a majestic dance into a tear out rave, whilst bright bubbling bass awakens the deep. Mistajam Recently featured the boys for a ‘Behind The Beats‘ Session. Free essential download below. Keep a lock on via Facebook, and Twitter. Crank it.
The moderate tempo realm of House, Techno and that expanse of ambiguous ’Bass Music’ inbetween is an area that rarely interests me. However, Hackman & Tessela’s latest tip on Amsterdam-based label Audio Culture is the latest to catch my ear.
The title track delves straight into the domain of rolling bass lines and syncopated percussion. At its heart this is heavy roller, and once dropped the oscillating bass drone and intricate, mechanical percussion barely lets ups. ‘Feel Like Loving Me’ injects a little funkiness into the proceedings, and is easily my favourite. The groove is spiced up with some off-beat hits to make this one step and stronger sense evolution throughout makes this the best track on the EP. Once the glorious bass has sunk in, funky chords and a vocal that sores effortlessly above the mix polishes this one off. Also on the EP is Presk’s remis of the latter track, slowing it down and giving the track a darker edge.
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