Review: Invicta coming on strong with two big old switcheroos from old friends and new - Zimma, Dread MC and Samtone. Both cuts doing that cheeky jungle/ravey break and grotty jump-up drop flip, there's plenty of mixing fun to be had here. 'The Dough' dusts off the hoovers for some timeless rave stabs and a toad-on-helium style bass texture on the drop while 'Kill Dem' does a similar type of stunt but with added fire from Dread MC and more of a jungle rinse on the build up. Happy birthday Invicta.
Jaxx Da Fishworks & Dread MC - "Truth" - (3:52) 126 BPM
Taiki Nulight, Tsuki & Dread MC - "Sick N Heavy" - (3:07) 128 BPM
Dread MC, Gentlemens Club & DJ Q - "Tune" - (3:08) 125 BPM
Dread MC & Panik Room - "Run" - (3:10) 132 BPM
Dread MC & Isenberg - "Blessed" - (4:26) 126 BPM
Dread MC & Shosh - "Pepper" - (2:24) 134 BPM
Dread MC, Try Me & Axel Boy - "Don't Be Shady" - (3:07) 128 BPM
Dread MC & Duckworthsound - "New Era" - (3:16) 130 BPM
Review: As one of the UK's longest standing and most consistent underground vocal heavyweights, it's such an exciting sight to see the legendary Dread MC finally touching down on CruCast for a full length album project. Following on from one of the strongest feature runs, he finally lets loose for a storming collection, featuring terrific production features from Badger, Jaxx Da Fishworks, Tsuki, Taiki Nulight, Shosh & so many more, giving this one a bag of star factor before we even begin to break it down. From the deeper lyric-based meanings of 'No Emotion' through to the pure raucousness of 'New Era' alongside Duckworthsound, we get to experience of Dread MC's vocal ability across the project, with our favourites including the groovy bass expressions of 'Kicks' alongside Hoda & Eloquin, alongside the carnival infused drum heat of 'Run' with Panik Room. Awesome work!
Review: As one of bassline's leading lights, Wittyboy has had a great of 2017, bringing forward a bag of great new releases as well as supporting a large selection of up and comers. For this new one we see him team up with the ever ready Dread MC for a bass belter entitled 'Mums Yard' on the Crucast imprint. This is exactly what the UK's bass fans are hunting for at the minute, with weighty lead synths running wild over well processed drum arrangements and sliced vocals from Dread. This is a solid way for the Crucast team to finish up the year.
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