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Conrad Subs
Grand Slam / Keep It HotPREORDER
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The Foundation Revisited Vol 03PREORDER
Played by: Juno Recommends Drum & Bass
Review: The unstoppable Conrad Subs presents his second LP and it's a powerful collection that celebrates the timeless art of the album. Deep, dynamic and full of big surprises, it's his most consistent and hard hitting release so far. Opening with the epic emotions of 'Dream Sequence', he hurls us down a cinematic breakbeat rabbit hole, taking us along a whole range of vibes and styles that flex from the stunning Klute-like emotional hurricane 'Answers' to the Sub Focus-like dancefloor sweeper 'Helter Skelter'. Other highlights include the piano-tickling lament-fuelled 'No Matter', the techno influenced 'Temper' and the high voltage urgency of 'Ultraviolent'. An exceptional body of work.
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Review: Original Key's Faces Of Jungle series has been a consistent and prolific platform for some pretty exceptional and heavy hitting slabs of breakcraft sorcery in the last year. Name a currently active artist in jungle and D&B and there's a chance they've flexed here... As collection of the last four VAs proves. All styles and sounds should be expected from the juicy jump-up disco funk of Bassface Sascha & Fiendsoul's 'Back To Basics' to the Amen artillery of Sykes' 'Exit' via Veak's wild sub soaker 'Rebel' and Bring The Beat Mack's party-blazing 'Oh My Gosh', this collection digs deep across the board giving a lot of hugely talented artist a platform and spotlight. Face the music!
Played by: Juno Recommends Drum & Bass
Review: Buss out your brolly, grab your galoshes, wriggle them wellies; Sola are back on Nuusic, they're bringing their pals, and they really couldn't give a monkeys about the weather. A thoughtful, well-measured grizzly head-nodder, 'Dance In The Rain' sees them linking with long-time friend Jfal and MC-du-jour Freddy B. It sets the perfect scene for the rest of the EP: loveable jungle rogue Conrad Subs links in for the almighty 'Squeeze' AND a killer remix of 'Dance In The Rain' while Sola go solo for some addictive skanky panky on 'Ska Tissue'. Perfect, whatever the weather.
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Review: Now here's a VA you could take home to your parents. They were probably expecting you to have settled down into a more conventional life than this but it's 2023 and nothing is conventional any more and what could be more fun than sharing your life with the likes of Conrad Subs, Lundy, J.O.E and Pruf? Expect sublime relationship complications throughout; 'Ashes To Ashes' whispers sweet nothings in your ear before slicing it off, 'Value Of Drugs' gets you high on life but refuses to catch you when you fall back down, 'Dimension X' will strip you of your belongings but tell you you're gorgeous. And that's only half of this wonderfully modern romance. Live, laugh and love this EP.
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Played by: Juno Recommends Drum & Bass
Review: Time for a reload! DJ Hybrid's Deep In The Jungle look back over the last few years of skankings, tear-ups and vibe missions and curate them all in this awesome compilation that stretches the entire jungle drum & bass spectrum. From the classic Bristol style bubbles and bumps of cuts like Conrad Subs' 'It Goes On' to the more traditional junglistic savagery of cuts like Lupo's 'Retrograde', over 30 cuts we're treated to some beautiful 174BPM moments. Other highlights include the emotional 'Must Remember' from Critycal Dub, the powerful and poignant energy of the late great JDizz and the undying rawness of man like Kumarachi. This is awesome music.
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Played by: Juno Recommends Drum & Bass
Review: Grab your mum's suede jacket. Grab your dad's leather jacket. Cut egg-shaped pieces from your dad's leather and stick them on the elbows of your mum's suede. Wear that badboy. Now you are a teacher and head of education Conrad Subs has mapped out your lesson plan. It starts with the blissful pianos and unified feels of 'History Lesson'. Hefty enough to carry you through your GSCEs, further items on the curriculum include Bristol / Dope Dragon history on 'Blowin' Up', the science of quantum travel with 'Better Late Than Never', Greek philosophy with the Aphrodite style bubbler 'Move It Bust It' before ending the day with a big old detention with the super naughty 'Baddest DJ'. Quiet in class please!
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Deekline, Trigga, David Boomah, Specimen A & Navigator - "Duppy Destroyers" (original mix) - (5:26) 174 BPM
King Tubby, The Observer All Stars & Filip Motovunski - "Dubbing With The Observer" (Filip Motovunski remix) - (4:16) 174 BPM
Review: When Guns N Roses welcomed everyone to the jungle all those years ago they promised fun and games. That's fine and dandy but these days a jungle welcoming requires a little more substance... Like stacks of crucial forefront D&B jungle tracks and a vibe that feels like you've spent 3 days straight raving at the Roller Express. And this crew of new-gen heroes - Toby Ross, 4K, Oram and Rise - are the guys to deliver those stacks. Like all previous Jungle Cakes Welcome To The Jungle mix compilations, the selection is diverse and covers all shades and styles from unreleased gold to undisputed classics. All the tracks are available in their full length glory and there's a mix to boot. Trust us, no one is doing it like Jungle Cakes right now. And no one is doing it like Toby Ross, 4K, Oram and Rise too for that matter. One of the best editions so far!
Review: Sub Heavy Audio keep things spinning with another volume of their Recycled VA series. Each cut primed for heavy wallopage - as you'd expect from the Sub Heavy crew - Damageman, Flat T, J.O.E and Conrad Subs all get stuck in with twisted bass textures and mischievous senses of funk. Highlights include Flat T's absolutely flattening 'Black Hole' and Conrad's wobbly grizzler 'Drop Top'. Run the tracks!
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Played by: Juno Recommends Drum & Bass
Review: Man like Guzi is all set to drop his album on Nuusic very very soon and these are the type of full-strength flavours you can expect from the man. A tempo-melting eclectic experience loaded with plenty of collabos, Goldstone Life will flex the full spectrum and this second sampler is proof. While the last sampler focused on some of the 140 style vibeage, this one focuses on some of the many high level link-ups he has in store. Conrad Subs brings some firing jungle energy on 'Selector', Epicentre gets stuck in with the big synth blazing tear-up 'Rate My Switch' while SuM tags in with a more hardcore-influenced blazer 'On Fiya'. Scorchio!
Review: Bubblers galore! Conrad Subs gets stuck in on Twist Recordings with two prime time slap-abouts. 'Champagne Roller' takes us back to a classic Bristol style ruffage sound; all stripped-back with aggy bass and skippy beats. It's pure straight-up funk. 'What The Streets Say' continues the theme with a gritter sense of attack and booming, plunging bass notes that hit at the just the right time. Of course, the streets actually say 'stop covering me with concrete and throwing your rubbish on me you muppets, you're killing the planet' but streets can't actually talk. Subs has done a fine job of translating for them here.
Played by: Juno Recommends Drum & Bass
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Aries, Gold Dubs, Bladerunner, Navigator & Cheshire Cat - "Bust Them Up" (Kleu remix) - (5:13) 175 BPM
Review: Kleu takes charge of the latest Welcome To The Jungle compilation with an explosive collection of tracks that are sure to set any dancefloor alight. With over 50 hand-picked drum and bass selections from top artists such as Conrad Subs, Benny Page, Veak, Gold Dubs, Bladerunner, and the Jungle Cakes catalogue, as well as Kleu's own unreleased tracks, this album is a must-have for any fan of the genre. Notable tracks include the hard-hitting 'Dragon Soop', a tribute to the popular off-license drink with punchy drums, airy pads, and a fierce bassline, the feel-good rave anthem 'Got The Feeling' featuring bouncy piano melodies and catchy vocal samples, and the energetic 'Shake Ya Body Like Dis' with its hyped-up vocals, heavy bass hits, and weighty low end. Kleu's selection is flawless and guaranteed to keep the ravers happy. Don't miss out on adding Welcome To The Jungle to your collection!
Played by: Juno Recommends Drum & Bass
Review: Hey there multi-genre DJ. So you like to mix up the tempos in your sets do you? I bet you think it makes you look really cool? Well it does. Especially when you're playing around with transition tunes like 'House Tune' by the unstoppable Conrad Subs; a purring slab of bass weight drama that suddenly drops into the sweetest slo-mo house groove one could ever ask for. Long enough to loop out and go off-piste, short enough to keep the vibes alive and the die-hard D&B heads from moaning (too much) it's the Subby one doing what he does best. Need something a little deeper and floatier? Look no further than 'Night Talk'. What a release!
Played by: AGENT K
Played by: AGENT K
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Review: Fire in the hole! Actually, with Commix, Bungle, Zero T, Sevin, L-Side, Lynx, HLZ and Paul T & Edward Oberon all remixing, we should probably make that EPIC INFERNO in the hole. As you'd expect from such a top shelf rollcall, the vibes are premium across this multi-EP release. Highlights include the wry, trippy funk of Sevin's remix, the horn-heaving glory of Lynx's sci-fi skank-up and of course the most firesome finale possible - Paul T & Edward Oberon ripping Conrad Subs to pieces on 'Fury'. Someone call the fire brigade!
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Review: Destination NYC: Liondub International look back over their last year of releases with this almighty 25 track collection of highlights. As always with Liondub's broad and highly international church, the vibes go the full flex from classic dancehall jungle to epic jump-up tear-ups. Highlights include Bladerunner's savage Amen assault 'Jungle Strike', the big vocal licks and even big bassline snorts of JNGL's remix 'Worldwide' and Original Sin's absolutely despicable twist on the Riko Dan-front 'War Ting'. And that's just the tip of this junglistic iceberg. Don't sleep on this one!
Played by: Juno Recommends Drum & Bass
Review: Always prolific yet always fresh; Conrad Subs builds up his own Koba Audio weapon cabinet with two more high grade bruisers. 'One Touch' is Conrad in full Valentines mode. All romantic and soulful, this will come into its own as the warmer months eventually kick in. 'Dragon' meanwhile is the complete opposite... Dark, dramatic tension with unrelenting snare rolls, it's as dark as Conrad has ever gone before and hits with a Benny L edge. A truly deadly two-tracker, this is broadsword sound of a next level Subby right here.
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Review: All good things must come to an end... DJ Hybrid's Deep In The Jungle Anthems VA series reaches its final volume, giving him time to develop other awesome ways to bring some of the freshest and talented new artist and contemporary jungle to our sets, ears and hearts. Naturally the series ends with a massive bang as we're pummelled with 38 sizzling slabs of freshness from a whole host of skilled producers from Fez to Sum to DJ Gaw to Guzi and Epicentre to Conrad Subs and so many more. Consistently mapping and pushing the boundaries of the modern jungle sound and forever championing the new breed, every single Deep In The Jungle Anthems collection has been a vintage. Make sure you collect them all. Salute to DJ Hybrid!
Played by: Juno Recommends Drum & Bass, DJ Hybrid, Kumo, E.M.Z, AGENT K, Brian Brainstorm, Kickback, BasskicksUK, Change of Pace
Review: The unstoppable Subster returns with yet more beefy breakbeat bangers to slap liberally on your chops. Four cuts, four opportunities to wheel up and wind up your dancefloor as Conrad tells us how it is. 'Don't Blame The DJ' sets the tone with a sick GQ sample and a warning about leaky roofs. 'Good Good Dub' brings a little dubwise skanky panky to the mix while 'IPS' goes for that old school stabby vibe with precision and tension. Finally man like Aries steps up for a ridiculously sick remix of Conrad's previous Nuusic outing 'Little Vibey Thing'. Don't blame the download store if this melts your next dancefloor.
Played by: Juno Recommends Drum & Bass
Review: DJ Hybrid's Deep In The Jungle continues to smash 2022 to pieces even with its 2023 releases... Here lies a sampler of the label's first big release of the new year 'Deep In The Jungle Anthems' from three super talented names across the DITJ spectrum. Lowriderz and Smoky D get the party started with the super crispy and toasty rattler named in tribute to the main man himself 'Hybrid Skank', newcomer Fez smashes us to pieces with a sick UKG sampling monster 'Girls Like Us' while the unstoppable Conrad Subs closes the EP with walloping 'Shakin'. Dig deep!
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