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505561 0729488
02 Jul 12
Played by: Juno Recommends Uk Funky/Garage
Review:
Garage legends who've been playing out since the '90s, Andy Jay and S Tee continue to keep their rep strong with their latest - the tropical UKF of "Tutti Frutti". Featuring Big Bob dropping some party-friendly vocals, the duo cook up a minimal and instinctively funky mix of Roska-esque snares and brass stabs. Longtime pal DJ Q works up a classically upfront 2-step rerub while Brackles adds a tech-charge to his glossy remake.
FLAKE 029
10 Sep 12
Played by: Juno Recommends Uk Funky/Garage
Review:
Northern garage-turned-UK-funky 90s veterans Andy Jay & Stee team with reggae MC Rubi Dan to deliver this new anthem, which has been signed by alcohol giants Malibu. The title track is a body-movin', tropical beat-led, banger. DJ Q's "Back To 99" mix does what it says on the tin evoking the spirit of old skool UK garage for maximum joy. Fonti & Buskin bring out some serious bass and trumpets on their re-rub, it's all xylophone on Roll Out's mix and things get deep and jackin' on Dumplin's re-work.
505570 1696125
18 Nov 12
DPR 007
30 Jan 12
DMS 003
02 Jun 08
DMS 004
16 Jun 08
DMS 005
23 Jun 08
IR2-005
07 Oct 09
CCD 022
06 Jan 12
ECKO 040
04 Feb 08
LED 031
29 Mar 12
IM 003
07 Dec 09
846624 011509
20 Feb 12
Played by: Vorres - Juno
Review:
Swiss producer Herr Johann really steps up into the big leagues with this new EP on Dwntwn Rcrd. Opener "Shade Off" is an eerie 2-stepper with a heart-melting pitched-up vocal line and a SBTRKT set of hazy Detroit chords floating over the top, while the slower "Loner" will immediately find favour with fans of Lone's gliding textures in particular. The more conventional "Someone" offers some UKF-cum-Balearica and the ice-cold dub of "Vibrations" mixes crisp future-garage beats and Boddika-esque filter vocals. A hugely impressive and essential EP indeed.
FORE 003
03 Oct 11
MOR 001
07 Oct 08
BMWX 051
31 Jul 11
Review:
More speed-garage madness from Russian label Bass Machine, as this time J Jean steps up to the plate with the low-end shuffle of "Free Your Mind". EQlips Dubz adds a doomier take on the tune in his remix, while Bass Machine staple Mark Krupp picks things up impressively with a jacking beauty which notches up the tempo markedly and ramps up the energy levels with some added hats and vocal filters.
BMWX 046
12 Apr 11
BMWX 065
20 Jun 12
BMWX034
12 Dec 10
BMWX 071
06 Nov 12
Review:
The Bass Machine label has been pushing all things bass, since its inception in 2009. This latest release has a Wild West theme, with lead track "Killer From The West" featuring pumping house beats, a Dreadzone-style dub bassline and samples from cowboy movies. "Desert Wind" continues the theme, but with deeper bass and a recurring banjo motif. "Good & Bad (Piano Saloon dub)" celebrates the unlikely union of cowboys, wobble bass and trancey synths. Lastly, "Harmonica" takes the famous mouth organ riff from Once Upon A Time In The West and weaves it around some serious garage action, yeee-hah!
MR 010
16 Jan 12
UTR 0112
25 Jun 12
23510
05 Dec 11
ENDG 011
19 Oct 10
SE 016
14 Jan 13
Played by: Mr Brainz / Orpheus:ldn, Juno Recommends Uk Funky/Garage, Mike G, Martin Sauvage /Soukouch Ethnik/, Cosby (Car Crash Set), J69
Review:
Sheffield's J69 has been earning a name for himself notching up forward thinking releases on labels with such remarkable names as Off Me Nut Records. Now he's hooked up with Soukouch Ethnik for this 4-tracker and he's not holding back. Title track "Evil" features an incessant, high-pitched melody over 4x4 beats and bass with some pretty heavy wobble. Elsewhere we get staccato robot garage ("You"), which is given an excellent trap-ish makeover by Laney, and the mechanical hip-hop-isms of "Void".
VENG 010
26 Nov 08
KCR 003
16 Feb 10
KCR 003
16 Feb 10
BPC 219
16 Jul 10
YEPYEPHOTTIE 004
14 Apr 08
BOOMT 002DX
17 Mar 13
Review:
It's been a long journey for James Edward Jacob, from young thrash metaller in Leicester to aspiring dubstep producer in college, and now hot future bass property. This EP of his own VIP mixes is premier grade stuff, expertly produced and cleverly tweaked for different moods. "Fade" gets three different interpretations here - a club mix that sees big crescendos drop into totally nasty 4/4 garage basslines, a different club mix that goes deeper with soft pads and a retro Enya-goes-RnB vibe, and finally the Etherwood version, all melancholic DnB, forlorn vocals and piano fused with low bass and urgent beats.
NS 011
12 Jul 11
Played by: Paul Mac, Shadow Dancer, Recloose, Juno Recommends Uk Funky/Garage, Stopmakingme, Das Glow & Para One
Review:
Lesser spotted Night Slugs alumni Jam City offers an auspicious insight into what we might expect from his often hinted at debut album on the startling Waterworx EP. It's likely you will already have a taste for the three tracks here after snippets appeared unannounced on the NS Soundcloud, however those 90 second samples don't fully hint at the magic on display here! "Aquabox" shoots muscular stabs of bass and neon flourishes skywards over a stumbling steppahs rhythm, pausing briefly to let the crystalline jah infused undercurrents shine. Up next, "Countess" sits alongside the recent John Roberts remix of George Fitzgerald in the "what do we even call it" stakes - if there ever was a track to definitely silence the wanton genre givers it would be this - with a tight strutting bruk riddim subjected to a schizophrenic array of snaking arpeggios and vocal squeals. "Barely A Trak" is really where those snippets don't reveal Jam City's brilliance, combining the rising pressure of the synth ripples with simmering stop start grime patterns before a genius left turn lends the track a utopian finish.
CCD 019
16 Jan 12
BDDNL 164
20 Jul 10
BDDNL 213
02 Jul 12
BDDNL 157
11 Jan 10
BDDNL 157
21 Jan 10
BDDNL 164
11 Jul 10
MGF 001
03 Jun 06
900879 8069439
02 Nov 11
JD 002
04 Mar 07
JD 001
01 Sep 06 | ||
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