OrderingOrdering ProblemsFAQContact Us (Customers)Contact Us (Suppliers)Gift certificatesAbout JunoManage accountMy ChartsJuno Download PlayerFeedbackPrivacy PolicyTerms and ConditionsJuno Marketing and PR departmentArtist / Label Profile SubmissionPromote your label / releasesHow do I download via Dropbox?
Filter
Future Wildstyle
Browse the latest digital releases by Future Wildstyle
Review: "Another Day" another banger... Northern bass fusionistas Future Wildstyle return with another chop-slapping delight laden with bass weight. What begins as a swampy, toxic halftime hurter quickly switches up with frazzled break rolls for a junglised hybrid. Remix-wise fellow Sheffield artist Motional brings a high pressure Criticalesque steppy funk to the proceedings. Trust us, you'll be rinsing this for days on end.
from $1.89
SFT 05
18 Jun 18
Drum & Bass / Jungle
18 Jun 18
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Check Baby CheckEXCLUSIVE
Review: Sheffield bass pranksters Future Wildstyle are back on Seven Four Two with yet more quality bass aesthetics, all primed and ready for dance floor domination. The lead tune, Check Baby Check, couldn't be from anywhere but Sheffield, launching a toxic bassline over broken, repetitive vocal samples that must be plaid loud and destructive! "Piano Days", as the name suggests, is more soulful in style and execution, bringing in elements of old-school UK raving into the mix, not to mention some delightfully placed breaks to launch the tune into hyper-space. Top work from the boys..!
from $1.89
SFT 04
21 May 18
Bass
21 May 18
Bass
Played by: Future Wildstyle
Review: Bass=Win alumni Future Wildstyle continue to venture deeper into the bass cosmos with this widescreen slab of gully variation. "Oh My Days" is a swaggering, loose-drummed toxic bass jam for the halftime heads that's carried by a cool sci-fi riff. "Big N Brassy" is straight out of the book of Fracture - steppy, rolling, hybrid jungle technoid business, this isn't to be treated lightly!
from $1.89
SFT 01
08 May 17
Bass
08 May 17
Bass
Review: Heavy ghetto vibez be rulin' here on this deep brain crushing EP from this forward-looking Yorkshire crew. The EP features four bruising cuts that don't mess about and don't do boring neither. Opener "Once Again" features chants, US strip bar footwork rhythms and even a rave-era breakdown. Elsewhere "Hotter Than Hot" features hypey beats and wobble-informed basslines, Original Big Up lays the Amen breaks on thick and fast, mixing it up with some dubby Rasta attitude. Lastly "Tun It Up" references melodic hardcore, with hands-in-air keyboard melodies and stop/start breaks.
from $1.89
BEW 066
05 May 17
Bass
05 May 17
Bass
Review: Forward-looking Sheffield duo Future Wildstyle tore up the rulebook when they recently began producing together. The results have created quite a stir and one thing they really make a point on is that the tunes have got to work off the dancefloor too. With the Hyper Vibes EP they didn't make 'straight up club bangers', providing instead three killer tunes that work everywhere. The title track features mean and moody start-stop beats and jazzy piano stabs, the DnB-influenced "Bad Man" lays on the dub pretty thick and finally "Make Them Bounce" is a rip-snorting j-tek monster. Boom!
from $1.89
BEW 059
01 Jul 16
Bass
01 Jul 16
Bass
Review: Future Wildstyle is pretty much running things within the Yorkshire bass game, mashing up house and dubstep with total ease, which means "Who Run Tings" is only natural as a name for this scalding club stepper that has absolutely no care for genres or structure. "Play Them Vibes" follows the same non-formula, but even manages to chuck in some jungle breaks just to stir things up a little more...like it needed it!
from $1.89
LP 019
30 May 16
Bass
30 May 16
Bass
