Whole Sick At Juno Download

Review: Sounds of Sumo present this rather stush remix package from the intriguingly monikered Whole Sick, which has already been gaining favour with electro house cognoscenti Crookers, Douster, DJ Ma1 and Brenmar. Arcade, First Down and Click all serve up remixes of a "Little Longer" - it's the mutant late night bass of First Down's version that ticks our boxes - while Murlo, Mak & Pasteman and First Down (again) tweak "Voodoo". Tropical rhythms abound!

Review: Someone who could well be a major player on the UK bass scene in the coming months - with releases forthcoming on Trouble & Bass and Top Billin - Whole Sick drops some fine and firey beats on this new EP via Sounds of Sumo. "A Little Louder" is a must for Sinden/Foamo fans with a winning mix of classic pianos, punchy, tropical drums and 90s vocal hooks. "Voodoo" builds on that formula magnificently, and has "anthem" written all over it, while "Episodes" is a more placid yet still hugely vital dancehall-themed raver.

Review: After the well-received "A Little Louder" EP, plus his hook-up with the mighty Tomb Crew for Top Billin' ("I Go Sick"), Justin Reid-Simms (aka Whole Sick) drops another seriously sick EP for Sounds of Sumo. Title-tune "Do The Do" is a seriously addictive mix of looped vocals over a hybrid house/garage beat, with some rogue piano stabs keeping it bubbly, while "Thinkin Bout U" is leans on a more UKF vibe, complete with ghostly detuned vocal stabs and some crunchy leads. Kry Wolf and Diamond Bass both weigh in with some top remixes of "Do The Do", while Wool takes "Think Bout U" on a deep and dubby voyage.