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Played by: Dan Speed
Review: The legendary Zed Bias is stepping out with a new label I Feel Good Records and intends for it to spread good vibes only through a diverse roster of talent and sounds that span house, bass and beyond. He has more than a quarter of a century of experience in the game and of eyeing new talents and helping them to shine and has always had a collaborative approach to music that will continue to define this label's MO. Zed is minting the label with a new single alongside award-winning D&B MC Inja. 'You Should Dance' pairs his warming tones with infectious garage drums and smeared, soothing chords that radiant heat. It will, indeed, make you feel good. D&b mainstay Bladerunner serves up a remix that has been doing the rounds for a while now and never fails to make an impact.
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Review: Founded in the dark year of 2020, Yamatai have blossomed into an exciting and highly respected platform for new talent and forward-facing, progressive drum & bass sounds. 'Foundations Of Yamatai' is a celebration of this as a league of established and highly ranked new generation artists such as Kyrist, Rizzle, Waeys, Able, Black Barrel, Screamarts, Invadhertz and take on past releases by the rising likes of Corrupted Mind, Kalane, R3IDY, Pine and XAETIS. The results are a powerful, heavyweight blend of upfront sounds ranging from the future funk of Ill Truth's take on 'Memories' a stunning twisted UKG flip from Disprove. A powerful statement of intent from a young and promising stable.
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Review: The BangersOnly crew have done a great job of assembling six absolute heaters here as they welcome the ever-ready Justin Jay inside to showcase the full range of his dancefloor capabilities. 'Monster' kicks us off with a choppy sweep through hard core synths and constantly revolving drum slaps, with the heavy low ended kick pulses of 'I Make' and more dungeon-inspired percussion of 'Go Up' alongside Berg then sending us down a newly booming avenue. It gets very vibrant from here on out, with 'Chloe' unloading a box of synthetic wizardry, keeping every listener firmly on their toes before the acidic moog pulses of 'Coming Back' and jittering 4x4 textures of 'Zappy' see the EP out in style.
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Review: The Modern Hypnosis crew have pulled together a very excitable collective here, welcoming a fiery combination to explore the more abstract realms of modern UKG. First up is Pugilist, a veteran of the unknown who unloads a futuristic drift through space pad textures and glittering percussive taps in 'Flip Trix', setting the tone perfectly right from the jump. Next, 'Stopper Knot' gives us another switch up with Henry Greeleaf's production diving into a haunted realm of spooky synth drones and distant drum pumps, with Ebb then diving back into a seriously grimey approach on 'GTAM', exploring square wave switch ups and old school drum slaps for a vibrant closer.
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Review: Once again, Conducta's Kiwi crew are back in business, unveiling the latest heavyweight garage heat from Prozak, who delivers a serious bombshell across three sizzling creations. We begin with 'Like This', a super choppy swing through high intensity drum progressions and euphoria-inducing synthesiser work, combining the nostalgic with the now in perfect balance. From here, we then drop into the super droopy sub warbles of 'Shine', which inject a secondary layer of energy into the EP, with Sharda then arriving on remix duty to close things off, giving 'Like This' a colourful overhaul, full the brim with unique rhythmic expression.
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Played by: Juno Recommends UK Garage
Review: When we explore the history of garage within both the UK and global dance music scenes, there are always a few moments of magic that really stand out across the ages. There is no doubt that DJ Luck & MC Neat's classic: 'A Little Bit Of Luck' original is one of those timeless gems, which is why, courtesy of Lush UK, we are now seeing a long awaited new remix package, giving those instantly recognizable vocals a 2023 twistup. The project features a number of exciting names, including the likes of The Specialist, Frandinho, Statix, Henry Sparkz, On My Ones & Darrell Lee to name a few, who all take those classic stems and give them a brand new lease of life. Our highlights however, come from two modern day heavyweights, firstly with Zed Bias working his wizardry with his breaks infused VIP mix, next to Shosh's niche-inspired flick through synthesiser switch ups and crunchy drum work. This is how you celebrate a classic.
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DJ Tim Gladis / Various
ReJohn, Sir Gladis & DJ Schillings - "World Of Freedom 2K22" (Ich Bin Ein Berliner) - (3:50) 125 BPM
Clemens Rumpf & Willy Washington - "Do You Feel" (feat Gary Adams - UK Garage Club edit) - (5:30) 130 BPM
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Review: The highly acclaimed Shall Not Fade label is rapidly approaching its momentous 100th release, and its 96th offering exudes an infectious atmosphere of celebration and elation. Collaborating for this fresh release are the Munich based DJ and producer duo Rhode & Brown and Berliner Kid Simius, delivering an exhilarating fusion of uplifting piano stabs and nostalgic 90s dance vibes in the track titled "Eurostar". The musical journey takes an Italo-inspired turn with "Delfino Bianco", presenting a melodic and breezy retro-future house cut that captivates the senses. Slowing down the tempo, "Suite Tropical" offers a blissful and carefree slice of sunset house that evokes a soothing warmth within. Additionally, the package includes two remixes of "Eurostar": one by Jex Opolis, who amplifies the energy to new heights, and another by Demi Requisimo, infusing a garage-inflected groove with a raw, scuffed-up aesthetic.
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Review: Main Phase has once again delivered a top notch delivery with this new four track collection alongside the awesome team at Instinct. First up, the singalong designs of 'Vibes', an instant classic alongside the awesome patois vocal work of Troublesome, delivering one of the late-coming sounds of the summer across some tidy UKG switchups. From here, more pumping sub thumps and skippy drums on 'This That', followed by the chiming melodic pops of 'Pain' to follow. We then close with another catchy, sub-driven roller in 'Burnout' as Essares provides some additional touches.
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Played by: Dan Speed
Review: The South Street team are back in business with this classic-sounding drop, welcoming the exuberant sounds of M.A.D Productions inside alongside the wonderful vocals of Carroll Thompson for 'Too Late', an instantly recognizable garage bubbler. Through a spacious combination of vocals and organic drums, we see two awesome versions of this new single unleashed, with the 'Deep' vocal mix firstly stripping things back to a percussive-heavy patter through funky rhythms and bubbling bass notation. On the flip, the 'Underground' dub instantly makes its mark, focussing on more syncopated drum approaches and swimming synths, giving us two very tasty versions for the dancefloor.
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Review: It's a truly exciting time for Soul Mass Transit System, a name that continues to pump out top quality new school garage music from dusk until dawn. Time Is Now have unveiled a brand new collection from the already legendary figure, opening up with the "4 The Bristol Crew" mix of 'Murderation', giving us a sizzling rave-ready weapon, packed to the brim with explosive 2-step energy. The more mellow melodies and subtle horn toots of '95 Selection' then follow for an immediate switch up, wth 'Gonna Be Alright' then pumping the energy levels back up with a sumptuous subby roller. Finally 'Listen' gives us a whomping closer, tying together sweeping reesey subs with high octane drum processing and catchy patois vocal chops, closing out another monumental EP.
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Played by: Mr Brainz, Skillz (PAR / SHAG / Rare Supply), Juno Recommends UK Garage, Dj Pencil, DJ Q, Soulecta, J69
Review: Instinct remains at the forefront of the UK garage scene thanks to more heat like this from Main Phase. He follows up standout tunes on the likes of Time Is Now, Dansu Discs and Lost City Archives with his most complete statement yet. Opener 'Treat Me Right' is a lively stepper with lush hits and a wobbling bottom end. 'Whale Dub' gets darker and more stripped back but swings just as infectiously, then 'Nuff' layers up brain-melting bass with rude vocals and 'OG' ups the energy with a pumping old school sound and plenty of characterful details. There is more retro garage gold on closer 'Body' to make this a hugely useful EP.
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Review: The team over at Lost City Archive really do know how to polish a box of gems, with this latest four track offering from MBERE representing a very forward thinking look at the rapidly rising genre of new school breaks. We open up with '96' flex, a monstrous combination of booming 808 pulses, choppy drum doubles and catchy breaks, followed by the more moody sub designs and distant vocal delays of 'Pressure'. The vibe then switches to a more UKG-sentric feel as 'moody bass tints and floating backing vocals match up with a real spooky feel, before 'Burner' closes the EP out in warbling style.
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Played by: Mr. G and Duncan Forbes
Review: You'll struggle to find a more experienced and rock-solid duo than old friends Mr G and Duncan Forbes, both of whom have production histories stretching back to the early '90s. Their collaborative releases - especially this year's 'All Under One Moon' album - are always a treat, and this four-tracker is no exception. 'Time To Dip' is a tough and surging affair featuring the triple attractions of wobbly sub-bass, fizzing stabs and glassy-eyed vocal snippets, while 'All Night' is a deeper and more locked-in affair tailor-made for heads-down moments. Forbes provides alternative versions of both tunes: a stirring "Sherbert Dip" version of 'Time To Dip' that doffs a cap to his days as part of '90s prog house act Spooky, while the "In The Zone" mix of 'All Night' is a deep, chunky and immersive roller.
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AC Slater, Kaleena Zanders & NuBass - "Lose My Mind" (feat Kaleena Zanders - original mix) - (3:59) 130 BPM
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Review: The pace with which the Southpoint crew have been unloading exceptional new material has been truly something to behold, seeing them combine their already seasoned roster with exciting newcomers on a regular basis. This time around, their front-running flag-flyer Bushbaby lands with two speed-garage influenced weapons, sure to convert dances into zoos up and down the country. First up, the gut punching sub pulses and choppy drum work of 'Countdown' roll into play, giving us a combination of nostalgia and euphoria as the track progresses. On the flip, 'In My Arms' delivers a secondary sub-driven slap, this time focussing more on LFO-style synth design and more vocal melody for a tidy B-side
