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Drop The Lime
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Various
Played by: U Know The Drill
Review: This is it! Trouble & Bass's final release... Going out on a high, Drop The Lime ties the many tendrils of his hugely influential imprint in one 25-track strong set. The result isn't just a celebration of T&B's successes, but the development of bass music at large and how it's irreparably dented US club culture for the better. Timeless highlights include AC Slater's epic speed garage slapdown twist of Mathhead, Supra1's jiggling wobblefest twist of Little Jinder and the proto-tropical fusions of The Boogaloo Crew. A genuinely historic document: high five to Trouble & Bass for all the good times.
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TBD 116
31 Mar 15
Dirty Dubstep/Trap/Grime
31 Mar 15
Dirty Dubstep/Trap/Grime
Various
Cosoul Trainin vs Pinky Noisy - "Litanie Des Saints" (Electro Blues Lounge version) - (3:16) 128 BPM
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MXCD 2635
24 Sep 13
Broken Beat/Nu Jazz
24 Sep 13
Broken Beat/Nu Jazz
Played by: The Captain
Review: Gathering together the best of NYC's alternative producers for this exclusive five track collection, Trouble & Bass pick the right names to show off the city's progressive side. Label boss Drop The Lime updates The Ramones on "Bourbon Blitz", giving it a subtle tip of the hat via some electro snares and Tex-Mex guitars, while Kingdom keeps things typically fascinating on "Uptown Buck" - delivering a brutally stripped-down kicks and vocals feast. Elsewhere Hussle Club take their cues from the CBGB's, while Cubic Zirconia deliver a tripped out acid freakdown with the beautiful "Lucid In The Sky".
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TBD 056
28 Jun 11
Electro House
28 Jun 11
Electro House
Various
Review: After 14 blinding releases, the Trouble & Bass crew have compiled the best of the bass for this collection of original releases from their epic series of gonzoid-electro bangers. From the snakey Dutch leads of Drop The Lime's "Doomsday Device" to the hardcore dubstep tweaks of "Days Go By" by Boogaloo Crew, this is a must-have for anyone who missed out on the earlier Champion releases. Rico Tubbs and Calvertron are to be found in typically ravey form on "Body Free", while Baobinga mixes nasty rap verses with bassline beats on "Make It Drop". With AC Slater, Mumdance, Samo Sound Boy, Marc Remillard and Zombies For Money also included, this is an essential collection of the finest bass beats out there.
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TBD 052
05 Apr 11
Electro House
05 Apr 11
Electro House
Various
The Snupers - "Don't Cha" (feat Napovox - Bart Duscian vs Cam'Rick original version) - (5:03) 129 BPM 
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XEL 11013
02 Apr 11
Electro House
02 Apr 11
Electro House
Various
Filth & Splendour & Matt Thompson - "Tomorrow's World" (Jaymo's Midnight Murder remix) - (5:29) 126 BPM
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RHCOMP 058
16 Nov 10
Electro House
16 Nov 10
Electro House
Various
Felix Da Housecat - "Silver Screen (Shower Scene)" (Chuckie & Silvio Ecomo Dirty Acid remix) - (5:49) 125 BPM
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RHCOMP 014
19 Aug 10
Electro House
19 Aug 10
Electro House
Review: Four huge funky/garage house tunes come out of their corners fighting on this latest volume of Trouble & Bass' EP series. Label boss Drop The Lime kicks things off in style with the clattering snares of "Thwomp Stomp" - one of the most apt names for a tune in a long time. While DTL's contribution is kept deliberately bare, Baobinga's "Make It Drop" is riddled with looped hip-hop vocals, with the beat cutting perfectly into a half-step for the verses. Star Eyes & Pharaoh lace "Cry Baby" with female vocals and plenty of low-filter bass, while the chopped and pitch-shifted vocals of Jay Robinson & Supabeatz's "Screech" is probably the highlight - thoroughly unique sounds and as funky as hell!
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TBD 039
29 Jun 10
UK Garage
29 Jun 10
UK Garage
Played by: B.Rich, WoNK, Juno Recommends Electro House, Annie Nightingale, Juno Recommends UK Garage, King Jackal, Breakfastklub, Drop The Lime, Zombie Nation, The Captain
Review: Trouble & Bass finally stop teasing the music buying public and unleash Drop the Lime's sax bass anthem "Sex Sax". Anyone who has seen Luca DTL play one of his ubiquitous DJ sets will instantly recognise the sax sample in "Sex Sax" which is wrapped in inimitable heavy bass lines, pounding drums and topped off with cheeky wolf whistles and aya caramba vocal samples. This being Trouble & Bass there are a slew of quality remixes that fit all parameters of house music. Reborn UK garage don MJ Cole drops a typically sub heavy 2 step take which is matched in the speaker worrying stakes by Bart B More's take on the track. Grizzly boss Sinden excels here, being confident enough to cut out the sax altogether and instilling a real tropical flavour thanks to some steel drums and dreamy synth stabs.
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TBD 038
22 Jun 10
Electro House
22 Jun 10
Electro House
