Review:
A brand new compilation series from the Brighton beat powerhouse Skint; this is a collection of the finest moments they've experienced across their labels in the last year or so. As with all things Skint, it's a wide-armed spread with a cross-section of very impressive artists. Stretching from deep, immersive broken beat (Seth's "Flying High") to slap-happy, ivory tinkling jacking house (So Called Scumbags "Sundazed") via heads-down, unrelenting deep tech (Ramon Tapia "Trolley") this should cater for all manner of DJ tastes and dancefloors. Excitingly they've included Sonny Wharton's remix of X-Press 2's timeless "Smoke Machine" and, saving one of the best for last, an incredible remix of Kidda's "Get Close" by The Sneekers. Pick this and you're picking a winner.