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Review: Ahadadream recently dropped the hymn-like urban anthem Pray For You, which showcased the light and ethereal vocals of Olivia Louise and some observational MC'ing from Scrufizzer. Now we get the remixes - Tarquin delivers some killer stop-start carnival action, Jamie George opts for a deep garage vibe laced with digital pops and fizz. Finally Murder He Wrote conjures up a supremely atmospheric rework with moody synth washes over a percussive shuffle.
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FF 076
23 Nov 15
23 Nov 15
Review: With this new single Ahadadream displays a talent beyond merely inventing witty band names. "Pray For You" is an hymn-like urban anthem where the light and ethereal vocals of Olivia Louise waft above simple piano chords and restrained percussion, before giving way to some observational MCing from Scrufizzer. Coming soon to radio playlists everywhere.
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FF 075
09 Nov 15
09 Nov 15
Review: Having headed out to LA a couple of times over the last few years on tour duties, we are always excited to see Albzzy and Iamphantvm join forces, uniting both the British and West Coast bass scenes with incredible results, courtesy of the all powerful Four40. This new collaboration, entitled 'Real Funk', is a subtle womper, driven by it's crunchy drumwork and earwormy bass melodies, perfect for adding a touch of energy to the dance. This release also comes complete with a more tearout style VIP, which again, provides an excellent injection of rhythm and groove to any set listing.
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FF 179
31 May 19
31 May 19
Review: There hasn't been an established label that has shown as much consistency as Four40 over the course of the last two years for us, as they return with a smashing new three-tracker from Alex Session. We kick off with the shuffling drums and nostalgic bass grooves of 'Keep Up', a title track which sets the tone perfectly, also utilizing an array of well thought through vocal slices. Next, 'Kickflip' delivers something a little different as widened synthesizer pulses dance majestically atop syncopated drum rhythms and a catchy synth line, adding a whole dimension to the project within just two tracks. Finally, we take in the 'Broken' mix of 'Keep Up', which reformats the composition into a breakbeat roller, adding the perfect final touch!
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FF 218
04 Sep 20
04 Sep 20
Review: Southampton's Andy M typically digging deep into his niche roots here, who delivers a four to the floor bassline single featuring Amnesia and Slick Don, backed up by huge remixes from Foor. Having just had a highly lauded album in the UK Charts, they add their spin on the track with a dark garage roller which has already been causing a lot of hype in their sets. Northern producer Brent Kilne (3000 Bass/Tumble Audio) finishes the package with a tear out club version.
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FF 103
10 Jul 17
10 Jul 17
Review: Fresh from their ball-bouncing escapade earlier this year Midland house murkers Turner and Marie collide once again for another pulverising party piece. Deep penetrative bass on every kick and a nagging KRS-One style hip-hop vocal sample ensure this will work well across bass, house and beat circles. Label co-boss Hybrid Theory ups the broken factor further more with a smoking Trappist fusion. No messing.
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FF 088
29 Aug 16
29 Aug 16
Review: More dark designs from rising Midland duo Ash Turner & Jade Marie... Following the demonstrative ghetto grit of "Act Stupid" comes this equally cold break stepper. Loaded with a nagging high end riff, smoking 808s and another hooky vocal sample used to killer affect, it's a certified dark room danger cut that guarantees rare reactions. Tuff Culture join in on the remix with a funkier, jacking jam with squelchier bass and trippier textures on the topline. Murksome.
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FF 104
10 Apr 17
10 Apr 17
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FF 185
13 May 19
13 May 19
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FF 278
12 Jul 21
12 Jul 21
Played by: Mr Brainz
Review: Now, from watching Four40's recent run of releases, it's hard to not have them right at the top in the UKG scene right now as they bring forward their fifth release in as many weeks in the form of this brand new single from BK2BASSIX & ABI. This recent run of quickfire releases has done nothing in the way of diminishing quality, as we are given an absolute corker here, from the sweeping harmonic structures to the perfectly levelled skippy drum designs and frankly awesome lead vocal, we are impressed from top to bottom. The Four40 gang have done it again!
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FF 184
07 Jun 19
07 Jun 19
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FF 183
20 May 19
20 May 19
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FF 266
31 May 21
31 May 21
Review: It looks as though Four40 are set to continue their exciting run of new releases well into the future as they next unleash another killer batch of remixes, welcoming the sounds of BLK JCK back for 3 potent reworks of 'Get To Me'. We begin with B15's sizzling roller of a recreation, focussing heavily on bulbous bass pulses and jumpy vocal chops, followed by Danny Wynn's 4x4-inspired overhaul, focussing much more-so on sweeping electronic reeses and groovy chord expressions for a more throwback flavour. Finally, BWK arrives for his addition to the project, switching the flavours into a bubbling 2-step masterclass, rounding us off in style!
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FF 281
17 Sep 21
17 Sep 21
Review: Four40 have been known for their cultivation of talent since their inception, with this latest offering seeing the monstrous flavours of bullet tooth land for a much awaiting link up. Across these five tracks, we see exactly what bullet tooth is all about, with the moody sub pulses of 'Your Love' and crunching drum stutters of 'Immaculate Skank' giving us a truly vibrant experience. Killa P then touches down for a hard hitting vocal performance on the heavily syncopated slides of 'Brand New Day', followed by the pacey breaks-driven drum lines of 'Love Sensation'. Finally, we round off with a more subtle piece of soundscaping entitled 'Signal', bringing a touch of calm to bring this awesome debut drop to a close.
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FF 357
13 Mar 24
13 Mar 24
Review: The Four40 imprint has without a doubt become one of the most consistent platforms currently working within the various spheres of underground dance music in the UK. This latest helping is yet another heavy hitting two tracker as they welcome the ever-ready sounds of Burt Cope, who delivers a womper of an original with 'Business'. Through a combination of gnarly LFO patterns and hard hitting drum punches, this one is certain to send dances into somewhat of a tiz. Following this we then jump into a top notch rework from the one and only MPH, who delivers a powerful, breaks-infused UKG overhaul, along with Vital Techniques doing the business on their warbling recreation, rounding things off nicely!
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FF 238
19 Mar 21
19 Mar 21
Review: The reign of Four40 continues to roam freely across the new release section, with their incredible levels of consistency showing once again here with this exceptional three-tracker from BWK Project. We begin our dive with the minimal yet super-impactful sounds of 'Love Me', which kicks the EP off in flying fashion with its combination of subtle melodics and beautiful harmonies. Next, the groovy flavours continue with 'Faithful', another modern take on classic UKG ideals, before rounding off the project with 'Together', a much more sub-heavy roller, focussing on tidy melodic flicks and powerful basslines below of a bed of pleasing vocal chops. The whole release works a treat and is yet another successful selection from the Four40 team.
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FF 246
09 Apr 21
09 Apr 21
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FF 279
30 Jul 21
30 Jul 21
Review: As always, the infamous Four40 team appear to have arrived on top form, as they continue their foray in the realms of UKG, unearthing exciting new releases left, right and centre. This latest two-tracker sees the BWK Project return with a couple of sizzling creations, kicking off with the title track 'Blame Me'. This one is a sub-heavy ride through fuzzy melodics and tidy drum grooves, perfect for the sunshine season. On the flip, 'Don't Know' gives us a much more emotive feel, fusing engulfing sub-bass tones with a fluttering melodic bass with fabulous results. The consistency with which the Four40 squad have been operating within the garage realm is truly outstanding and we are loving every second of it!
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FF 280
20 Aug 21
20 Aug 21
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FF 297
07 Jan 22
07 Jan 22
Played by: Mr Brainz
Review: Well the Four40 gang are well and truly at it again as they bring forward this demonic selection form Clarity and Greed, who team up across three dark bass bombs. The title track goes by the name of 'After Dark' and works as a very creative murky roller, bringing jittery LFO movements into conjunction with skippy drum beats and lethal sub weight beneath. It gets more lively as Greed steps forward on solo duty for 'Drama', which brings a more shuffling set of bass leads to the front, with Clarity scatting out his synth designs on the unpredictable flavours of 'Catch My Drift'.
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FF 160
03 Nov 18
03 Nov 18
Review: It's safe to say that the Four40 team appears to have kicked off 2021 with the same vigor that they closed out 2020 with, marching forward with hard-hitting release after hard-hitting release. Next up from them, they welcome Cooky, who delivers three powerful 4x4 originals, kicking off with the euphoric synth design and big room bass booms of 'Over' which really does set us off in style. Next, the pace is increased and the subs pushed further as the more stripped back LFO lines and crunchy drum arrangements of 'My Mind' give us a taste of something a little different, before the more melodic twists and colourful vocal slices of 'Chops' put the final touches on a very well thought out three-tracker.
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FF 233
22 Jan 21
22 Jan 21
Played by: Mr Brainz
Review: As time moves forward and the world of bass music expands, it becomes more and more realistic to assume that there is no ground Daze Prism could not traverse. He teams up with forward thinking bass imprint Four40 here for a full three track project and what a project it has turned out to be. The title track 'Shipwreck' is straight breakbeat masterpiece, encapsulating the creative heart of the genre with pulsating reese bass leads and pleasing percussive melodies. From here we move into the bass / UK funky hybrid creation labelled as 'Rumba, which combines sharp techy bass tones and kuduro-esc drum patterns to great effect. Finally we come to 'Anoxia' which is another bass / funky hybrid, this time however focusing more on syncopated percussive patterns and rhythms. This one is a great way to round off the year for the Four40 imprint.
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FF 132
22 Dec 17
22 Dec 17
Played by: Mr Brainz
Review: It's always a thrill for us to see the Four40 imprint make a return to releasing as they here unveil three tracks of UKG inspired fire from the Scunthorpe based sounds of Deadly Habitz. We begin this one with some fragrant flare as 'Circles' kicks off the EP with a soulful punch, working smooth vocals in amongst skippy garage drums and fluttering subs. 'Rumours' follows with a more stripped back structure, still packing some serious weight with its subtle bass pressure however. Finally we take a dive into 'Chemical Love' which rounds up the 'Black & Blue' EP in style, using spacey atmospheric and wooden sounding percussive stabs to bring a real sense of space to the table.
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FF 173
15 Feb 19
15 Feb 19
Review: It's been a very exciting start to the new decade for the Four40 crew, who were a truly unstoppable force last year, cheffing up over 25 incredible releases. Next up from them, they join forces with the wonderful Deadly Habitz, who supplies us with five potent UKG heaters. First up, 'Are You Dumb', sampling a classic Jammz vocal with smooth percussive slices, alongside the sweeping bass LFO's of 'Falling 4 U' and nostalgic chord expressions of 'So High'. Following that, 'Stay True' deploys some incredible vocal stutters and hard hitting horn stabs, before we round up on the sweeping subs and electronic vocal lines of 'Your Love'. Awesome work.
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FF 210
19 Mar 20
19 Mar 20
Review: As always with Four40, the consistency within the label's fabric shines through again as they welcome the wonderful Deadly Habitz inside for a super-smooth four track expanse. We kick off with 'Afterparty', a silky combination of subtle sub-lines and gorgeous pad textures layered atop skippy 2-step rhythms for some classy sound design. Next, 'Give U', collects a bag of crunchy percussive elements and scatters them across the rhythmic cosmos with some vibrant results, followed by 'Got Somebody Else', a more minimal design, focussing on classic UKG vocal sampling and sharpened drum punches. Finally, 'Take Flight' gives us a synth-heavy send off, with big room bass pulses and shifting synth sounds giving us an unpredictable yet overpowering finale.
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FF 291
23 Aug 21
23 Aug 21
Review: It's quite astounding to witness the run of quality that Four40 are on at the moment, as they bring forth what seems like their 100th release of the year, courtesy of the smooth production stylings of Deadly Habitz. He kicks off with colourful three track outing with 'Garage Girls', a melodic roller packed with subby energy and uplifting harmonic structure. This is followed by the charming vocal layers and choppy, nostalgic composition of 'Set Me Free', which leads us into the final track 'Thinkin Of You', a sharper piece of drum design and smooth subby textures, wrapping a delightful body of work.
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FF 182
24 May 19
24 May 19
Review: The beautiful thing about the Four40 discography is that it seems to just keep on getting better, this time included as they unveil this sizzling seven tracker from Deadly Habitz. We kick off with the dancefloor-focussed vocal sampling and skippy rhythmic textures of 'Gyaldem Skank', leading into the throwback reese bass drives, nostalgic chords and eerie strings of 'Rockport Flex'. We are already taking in a very depthy display of garage history at this point, with the breaks-infused drum skips of 'So Mysterious' and moogy synth pulses of 'The Lover Dealer' expanding that even further. From here we then move into the more stripped back drum arrangements and classic Rodigan vocal sampling of 'Watch The Ride', next to the high tempo drum crunches and warbling bass tones of 'Who U Are'. Finally, the pitched up vocal lines and throwback organ chord melodies of 'U Don't Know' give us a killer outro to another fantastic addition to Four40's catalogue.
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FF 296
03 Dec 21
03 Dec 21
Review: As Four40 enter into their second explosive run of the year, they here welcome in the ever-ready sounds of Deadly Habitz, who lands with four original UKG scorchers as part of the 'Past North' EP. We kick off with the mellow chord progressions and distant vocal expansions of 'Calling', before sidling into the more nostalgic drum shakes and pulsating bass rolls of the well named '90's Vibe'. This is then chased up by the housey organ sounds and catchy vocal lashings of 'Love It', before rounding the project off with a look at 'The Night', a hard hitting garage skanker from start to finish.
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FF 201
27 Sep 19
27 Sep 19
Review: Decibel and Flowdan tore things up with "Skanks" earlier this month, and now they're back with a tasty remix package spanning all types of bass styles. Network delivers a deep and dark bassline house version, pitching Flowdan's vocals down into the murky ether, while I Killed Kenny builds on the original's frenetic style with a rave-infused UK funky bomb, something mirrored on DJ Cable's similarly furious remix. Lol Gurlz meanwhile offer a moody and atmospheric take filled with syncopated, head-nodding drums, while Toni Moretti's remix offers much the same but with trippy hi-resolution percussive tones. Amazing stuff!
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505572 1807129
22 Apr 13
22 Apr 13
Played by: Juno Recommends Bass
Review: Now we all know very that there's only one kind of work that's any good, and it's not the kind that finds us sullen faced on public transport every morning. Here Decibel teams up with Slick Don to reiterate this universal truth via the medium of pounding peak time ghetto-ton, coming across like Oxide & Neutrino's effervescent younger siblings in the process. The remixes continue to up the rump/bounce ratio with Hybrid Theory's wobble-heavy 4 x 4 remix being the hard to beat Goliath amongst these heroic Davids.
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FF 047
24 Feb 14
24 Feb 14
Review: Big, booty-shaking bass squelches that seem to seep out the walls and crisp, retro claps announce the arrival of this year's hottest house party-starter. Jacking and jerking with the arrogant strut of Birmingham's bright new stars, this release is gritty and filthy enough to satisfy the most underground of dance addicts, while keeping a severe line when it comes to on-point dancefloor etiquette for those with more clean-cut style. The even more stylish "Drop That Ass" with its perforating dancehall beat and mercenary-dark synths turn nightmarish atmosphere into something well worth staying until closing time for.
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FF 045
27 Jan 14
27 Jan 14
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FF 216
12 Jun 20
12 Jun 20
Development feat Tuff Culture
Review: As a solidified bass music imprint, there's nothing more important than making a good start to the new year. Its safe to say that the responsibility was left in more than capable hands as Development team up with Tuff Culture for a weighty three tracker entitled "Time Away". The collaboration occurs on "Harmony" which is a straight 4x4 skanker, demonstrating very original bass synthesis and crisp drum processing blended with well sampled vocal sprinklings. Following this "Time" is a futuristic 2-step anthem, utilising creative vocal processing over skippy drum arrangements. The EP is then rounded up perfectly with "Away" which combines the themes of both previous, but repackages them for the dance with a classic UK bass breakdown. Fantastic stuff all around on this one!
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FF 135
09 Feb 18
09 Feb 18
