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Daze Prism
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PAI 011
28 Apr 23
Funky/Club House
28 Apr 23
Funky/Club House
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WR 022
13 Mar 17
Breakbeat
13 Mar 17
Breakbeat
Played by: Juno Recommends UK Garage
Review: Ever since they started out, NuWave have been adding talent to their roster without a care in the world. From bass to house and dubstep, there is nothing they can't do when it comes to UK dance music. Daze Prism is a newcomer of the ol' garage block, laying down the truth with the help of four outright stepper: "Loaded" is a stripped-back garage joint, "Bad Man" adds in a little dubstep wobble to the mix, "Jammin" is full of mutant bass in its lower-end, while "Shake" introduces some comparatively more traditional garage percussion to what sounds like a fast-paced dubstep banger.
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NW 036
28 Jun 16
UK Garage
28 Jun 16
UK Garage
Review: For us, Daze Prism is without a doubt one of the stand out artists for the entirety of 2017. His unique level of versatility has allowed him to traverse between breaks, UKG, funky and bassline with utter ease, leaving a string of incredible releases in his wake. This time he teams up with the infamous Hot Cakes banner for a super creative three tracker entitled 'Curved'. The title track for this one is very label appropriate, taking a darkened bass themed arrangement with techy vocal stabs. We then move into straight breaksy bass hybrid 'Can't Be That' which combines the two genres in perfect harmony before the EP finishes with the unpredictable future garage chops of 'Sordidum'. Yet another fantastic release for Prism.
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HCB 20
18 Dec 17
Breakbeat
18 Dec 17
Breakbeat
Played by: Mr Brainz
Review: London's Jack Baxter is up next on forward thinking bass label Wot U Blud and has also thrown down some fat beats on Low Pitched Records, Nu Wave and Broken too in recent times. The Phaze Reversal EP starts off with the brooding title track, which is powered by a four to the floor beat and soothing ethnic style strings until that gnarly sub bass takes over in fine form. "My Love" gets off in more broken fashion, beat wise, with a bouncy bass and UK garage style hollers with diva vocals: this is proper street sound! Finally "Nerve" is the darkest offering here: deep dubstep at its seething and paranoid finest.
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UWB 029
20 Mar 17
Bass
20 Mar 17
Bass
Played by: Juno Recommends UK Garage
Review: With London's Daze Prism tearing up the bassline landscape this year, it was inevitable that he and the mighty U Wot Blud would eventually meet. Meet they did and the result is the much-anticipated Venom single. These four tracks are going to take this producer to the next level, with sounds ranging from the dreamy UKG and soulful ("Don't You", "Venom") to sizzling 4x4 driven mayhem ("Kalimba","Rudeboy"), and all laced DP's trademark urban edge. No antidote necessary.
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UWB 026
17 Oct 16
UK Garage
17 Oct 16
UK Garage
Various
Review: U Wot Blud? Is the UK's most forward-thinking bass label, and when they decide to celebrate something, they don't mess about. The occasion in particular here is the label's 25th release, and to mark it they have prepared this 52(!) track compilation. It's a flippin' rollercoaster ride of bass shenanigans, with some of the many highlights including the trancey, leftfield trap of "Hater" by Wizard, the neon-flecked bass pulses of "Blackmail VIP" by Aliii and the techy-disco fizz of "Nonsense Skank" by 94 Bliss. Best take a month off and get totally lost in this jungle of bass gems.
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UWB 025
01 Sep 16
UK Garage
01 Sep 16
UK Garage
Played by: Mr Brainz
Review: Man of the moment Daze Prism returns to the steadily smouldering breaks / UKG champions Articulate with a spacebound stepper that's not dissimilar to the world of Koma & Bones or Ils 13 years ago. Poignant vocals, an elastic bassline and a cool sense of comiscity; this kicks with serious emotion. Remix highlights include Nixon's grittier switch-fest and Nuaura's monster riff twist. Take us back...
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ART 004
16 Mar 18
UK Garage
16 Mar 18
UK Garage
Review: Big moves from one of the most consistent curator channels in modern broken and bass music, Articulate level up once again with their own label. And they couldn't have launched with a sharper artist. Daze Prism has been dazzling us with fractured science on the likes of Punks, Broken Syndicate, U Wot and Project Allout; his murked magic is the ideal opening salvo to Articulate's new venture. "Taktonix" takes us down the deeper channels of mind with a Bassbin Twins-style low slung slo-mo jungle vibe while "Temptations" buses up with shifty 4/4 switch and an urgent rave vocal. Remix-wise we're spoilt for choice; Affiliate gets the roughage out, Doctor Nick adds cavernous doses of space while Sammy Virji lays down a mind-rattling UKG subversion that blows minds at 20 paces. This is a proper label launch and a half; articulate couldn't be clearer right now.
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ART 001
10 Jul 17
UK Garage
10 Jul 17
UK Garage
Review: As one of the versatile producers currently creating music within the UK bass and garage scene, it's an absolute thrill to see him touch down on the well renowned Rare Supply imprint for a touch of UKG goodness. We kick off this one with a track entitled 'Don't You Know', which uses stunning airy vocal lines with super smooth subs to create a wicked ride. Next we are gifted the sumptuous breaks infused rolls of 'Tell Me What', along with the super vocal inputs of 'All I Want'. We then take a look at the title track 'Close 2 Me', which is a masterpiece in sub-manipulation and minimalistic drum work. Awesome stuff!
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RARE 003
15 Jul 19
UK Garage
15 Jul 19
UK Garage
Various
Review: The re-emergence of UKG continues to gain momentum as we bare witness to yet another fantastic selection here, this time arranged by Rare Supply and bearing the title 'Supply Drop, Vol. 1'. We kick off with a smooth and soulful collaboration between Higgo and Kyst Cortez entitled 'Same Way', followed by some super melodic explorations from man of the moment: Sammy Virji in 'Promise Me'. Next, we hear cracking originals from Dr. Oscillator with his wobbly roller 'Amnesia', Joedan with his nostalgic creation in 'That's Hot' and the return of the ever dependable Moony with the funky inspired rhythmic switches on 'Attica'. After that we see another fantastic return as Daze Prism unleashes his super groovy original 'Check', before Man Of Steel rounds up a phenomenal collection with the pleasing chord progressions and a jiggy drumwork of 'Crazy'.
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RARE 001
22 Apr 19
UK Garage
22 Apr 19
UK Garage
Review: It's about time you moved right now. Not a suggestion but an order from the currently unstoppable Daze Prism. Just one track to focus on, "Time" hits with an air of the Dirtybirds with its gully bass, drum switches and subverted arrangement twists. Watch out for the humanised textures on the breakdown, too. The devil is always in the detail.
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LP 035
07 Aug 17
UK Garage
07 Aug 17
UK Garage
Review: With releases on New Wave under their belt, a forthcoming release on U Wot Blud and this new two-track missive on Low Pitched, it seems that Daze Prism's time is now. There are two merciless joints here: "Polariza" which fuses skippy, steppy beats with a dubby low-end pulse and scattershot percussion. They really bring some fiyah on "Casma" though, where dark tropical beats and pitched up RnB vocal wails fuel a mean 4 x 4 chassis. Fierce sounds.
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LP 026
10 Oct 16
UK Garage
10 Oct 16
UK Garage
Review: Now when we saw this link up was in the works, boy did we get excited, as we see the ever-ready and experimental sounds of Daze Prism join forces with the immovable force of Project Allout. The EP itself is a super experimental look into UK funky flavours, kicking off with the vibrant title track 'Brizili', stacked in groovy percussive riffs and metallic bass tones. Next, the rhythms really are let loose as the carnival drum work of 'Clank' unleashes a torrent of groovy movements, before 'Mello' gives us a nostalgic chord-lead chopper. Finally, the shuffling moogy sub pulses of 'Proper' see us out in style.
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PAR 136
28 Feb 20
UK Garage
28 Feb 20
UK Garage
Various
Review: Over the years, there are genuinely very few labels that have been able to amass as impressive a catalogue as Project Allout, a label that continue to unleash bass and grime music at the highest level as me move into 2020. This latest compilation release takes the title 'Keep It PAR, Volume 2', and is a terrific showcase of the different styles on offer within the imprint, including music from PAR allstars such as Dubzta, Moony, Dutty Tingz, Daze Prism, JT, Killjoy, Palize and more. For us, there are two clear highlights, with the super groovy twists of 'Baby Boy' from Venz being the first, followed by the smooth garage flavours of 'I Dont Know' from Lushen.
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PAR 134
20 Dec 19
UK Garage
20 Dec 19
UK Garage
Various
Review: When we look back over both the roster and discography that we have seen the team at PAR assemble over the years, it is very difficult to not be incredibly impressed, with back catalogue boasting arguably one of the strongest selections in UK bass music. We here see them set out on another goliath conquest as they present their ninth birthday release 'PAR IS 9'. This project features a host of exciting guests, from heavyweight veterans such as Garna, DeadbeatUK and Moony, to more new school hard hitters such as S3 Dubs, Daze Prism and more. Highlights for us include Dubzta's grimey sheller 'Side Effect' and the madness of Sekt 87's skippy belter in 'Surge & Rush'.
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PAR 123
24 May 19
UK Garage
24 May 19
UK Garage
Various
Review: It appears that Skillzy's now infamous PAR label is at it again, gathering and arranging an absolutely monstrous compilation here, featuring heavyweight riddims from some of the coldest names currently working across the grime and bass sphere. We see exciting returns for label favourites such as Juzlo, Dubzta, Daze Prism, Killjoy and more, who have all previously featured heavily on PAR. This compilation offers something for everyone, from the sharpened, evil grime chops of Garna's 'Peroni', to the UKG prowess and skippy rhythmic bliss of 'Kobe JT's most recent PAR appearance with 'Selecta'.
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PAR 114
21 Dec 18
UK Garage
21 Dec 18
UK Garage
Various
Review: As one of the grime and bass scene's standout label projects over the last 5 years, Project Allout have conquered much, constantly alternating between grime, dubstep, bass and garage, all with a real touch of finesse. This latest compilation sees the gang assemble in force as the likes of Sammy Virji, Killjoy, Palize, Deadbeat UK, Daze Prism and more heavyweight names bring their heat to the table. For us the standout tracks have to be Dunman's grimey roller in 'Chip On The Block' and of course Moony's amazonian funky ride out on 'M', a subby mover, designed to take the dance real low.
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PAR 110
10 Aug 18
UK Garage
10 Aug 18
UK Garage
Various
Project Allout Records Volume 3EXCLUSIVE
Played by: Hadean
Review: It's that time again, as the infamous PAR imprint returns for their yearly Christmas compilation, showcasing their extensively versatile roster and variety of musical styles. This year is a collection of returns and debuts, as we see Killjoy, Deadbeat, Dr Cryptic, KXVU, Moony, Jakebob amongst others all make solid return appearances. Some of our favorites include the haunting sounds of Dallen's grimey roller 'Time', the catchy 4x4 riffs and rhythms of Kind Hydra's 'Bass Trap' and skippy arrangement and aggressive synth design on 'Trigga' from the elusive Rotti. There aren't many labels that can boast such an extensive yet versatile roster and yet remain so assured in as many different areas of UK bass music.
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PAR 096
15 Dec 17
UK Garage
15 Dec 17
UK Garage
Flux LPEXCLUSIVE
Review: Having slayed the year to pieces across labels such as Punks, Southpoint, U Wot Blud, Articulate, Northern Line and many more, Daze Prism returns to his spiritual home Project Allout for his debut LP. A back to back bruiser scenario; every cut is tailored for the dance as he explores that dank and fizzy area between house, bassline, UKG and breaks. Highlights can be found in every banger but moments that really grab you by the privates include the shimmering rising chords on "Find Your Way", the twisted soul and false sense of security on the soul-lashing stepper "Grind", the savage bassline textures and alien glitches on "Stars" and the over-whelming organ majesty on the finale "Yoshi". These are just the tip of the iceberg. Go Flux yourself.
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PAR 092
27 Oct 17
UK Garage
27 Oct 17
UK Garage
Various
Lengerz Volume 3EXCLUSIVE
Review: Top talent spotters in the Bass game; Project Allout are back with a new squad of bass-making talent, as well as whole host of established names that project helped to launch to the outer stratospheres in recent years. It's the third edition of their legendary Lengerz series packed with 39 tracks straight from the legion of Lengdom and as we've come to expect from the Steel City boys, they're covering the full gully side of the 125 to 140bpm spectrum; from the eski angst of Arkham's "Jacotanu" the tripped out video game Trap of Creep N00m's "419" to the Pulse X style 808 bass tones of Dubzta's "Energy".... there is even a bit of donk in there via Casement's Young Team. Put it this way, if you are a fan of basslines that make your face look like you're chewing lemons then there is something in hear for you!
Highlights here at Juno HQ include the skaggy chirps on Dead Beat UK's "Baghead VIP", Livsey's TC inspired "Tap Ho" and newcomer Cole slowing the pace but not the intensity with the earth shattering "Mud".
There's a reason why these compilations hang around the top of our charts for years on end, it's because they are jam packed with silly amounts of exclusive A-sides. You don't need to be an Oxbridge educated economist to realise that few labels in the game can boast bang per buck like this!
Highlights here at Juno HQ include the skaggy chirps on Dead Beat UK's "Baghead VIP", Livsey's TC inspired "Tap Ho" and newcomer Cole slowing the pace but not the intensity with the earth shattering "Mud".
There's a reason why these compilations hang around the top of our charts for years on end, it's because they are jam packed with silly amounts of exclusive A-sides. You don't need to be an Oxbridge educated economist to realise that few labels in the game can boast bang per buck like this!
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PAR 081
16 Jun 17
UK Garage
16 Jun 17
UK Garage
Resonate EPEXCLUSIVE
Review: Daze Prism has redefined the bass-scape by producing monster productions for all the best labels. There's more bombs scheduled to drop on U Wot Blood and the mighty Punks, but first we have the Resonate EP on Project Allout to contend with. Featuring four utter dancefloor jams, this extended play starts as it means to go on with the skippy garage beats, mangled bass frequencies and tropical influenced snare rolls of the title track. Elsewhere we get the merciless rolling march of "The Rave", the messy, flailing flab of "Firing Squad" and the panpipes 'n' ghetto vibes of "Blow The Whistle". Safe.
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PAR 074
03 Mar 17
UK Garage
03 Mar 17
UK Garage
Played by: Juno Recommends UK Garage
Review: There really does seem to be no way of stopping the Strictly House & Garage team, who once again deliver a priceless display of modern UKG flavour, welcoming Daze Prism inside for a tidy new creation alongside a box of spicy remix additions. The title track 'Fantasy' is everything we could ask for in a modern garage roller, alternating between groovy chord progressions, subtle guitar plucks and catchy vocal slices with real finesse. On remix duty, Joedan steps up firstly with a minimal, techy overhaul, followed by Skillz delivering a pulsating 4x4 rethink. Next, Dubzta lets loose with a groovy chord-driven rework, before the reese-laden remix of SubAtmoic gives us one final piece of ammunition for the dancefloor. Wicked work!
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SHAG 017
06 Aug 21
UK Garage
06 Aug 21
UK Garage
Played by: Mr Brainz, Skillz (PAR / SHAG / Rare Supply), Juno Recommends UK Garage, BURNIE, NAZA, CHIMPIZM
Review: Within the release reviews we often discuss consistency and if there was ever a label that it applied to the most it is Strictly House And Garage. Since their inception as an imprint last year, they have barely put a foot wrong, with this latest six tracker from the ever-ready Daze Prism being a perfect example of that. We begin our journey into this one with a look at the smooth, warming chords within 'Burning' atop a colourful array of drums, before sliding into the futuristic percussive reverbs and winding sub structures of 'Header'. Next up we take in 'Just Get You' which combines nostalgic string notation with moderinzed crispy drum exploits, before 'Lazer' arrives with more catchy vocal chops to match. From here, 'Selekta' arrives with a lively set of drum moves and a catchy reese tone before we take in 'Shady', a slower groove that works perfectly to
round off the project with a bang.
round off the project with a bang.
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SHAG 007
10 Jul 20
UK Garage
10 Jul 20
UK Garage
Various
Review: Following on from an extremely solid run of releases as the head of Project Allout, Skillzy unleashes a fantastic new selection under his new imprint 'Strictly House and Garage'. The line up is star-studded to say the least, welcoming UKG veterans such as Moony and Joedan leading the way, alongside heavyweight newcomers such as the extremely vibrant sounds of Weagle. There are a couple of serious stand outs on this one, with 'Don't Let Me Down' from Daze Prism providing a smooth 2-steppy box of delights, alongside YesEd's super high energy 'Steppin'. Lovely stuff
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SHAG 002
31 Jan 20
UK Garage
31 Jan 20
UK Garage
Various
Review: As ever, Punks have only gone and delivered a bombshell with this one as they unveil the third edition of their super celebrated 'BBQ Beats' series, featuring 20 outstanding break-inspired original creations. The roster for this one is pretty outstanding as we see the likes of Taim, Aurbs, Leda Stray, Jay Robinson, Plump DJs, Mafia Kiss and a tonne more join forces with label founders: Stanton Warriors for a fantastic display. Although this one really is jam packed, our immediate standouts would have to include the subtle subs and percussive licks of 'Love Theory' from Aylen, alongside Daze Prism's super techy 'Further', a spicy original indeed. Amazing work overall.
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PUNKS 175
19 Jun 20
Breakbeat
19 Jun 20
Breakbeat
Various / Plump DJs
Played by: Juno Recommends Breakbeat
Review: Despite all the recent setbacks, London's stronger than ever right now and what better way to prove it than with the totally lit LDN Selection - a sizzling new collection compiled and mixed by the mighty Plump DJs for the Punks label? The set kicks off with the leftfield tropical trap of 1 "jungle" by Mace before embark on an electric journey over the course of 24 more tracks. More highlights include the insane hands-in-the-air stadium ghetto of Stanton Warriors' "Walking" and the crunchy bassline house of "Roll Easy" by Signal:Noize. All tracks are available both individually and woven into a cool one hour DJ mix. Best of both worlds, nuff said.
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PUNKS 115
30 Jun 17
Breakbeat
30 Jun 17
Breakbeat
Left\Right / Various
Bromley - "Straight Up" (feat Dread MC, Dash Villz & Rider Shafique - Mafia Kiss remix) - (4:43) 124 BPM
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PUNKS 111B
27 Mar 17
Breakbeat
27 Mar 17
Breakbeat
