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Hypho
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Review: When you see these two entities next to each other on a line up, it makes immediate sense both visually and sonically, as Hypho lands on Time Is Now for a sizzling four track dive. We begin with the old school LFO flutters and scattered patois vocal spreads of 'London Tower Blocks 94', which gives us an old school feel from the jump, followed by an even moodier rethink from Interplanetary Criminal, delivering a high octane overhaul directly after. From here, Logan arrives for some additional vocal pressure on 'None Of Them', another grizzly garage steppers, laying the way for a killer finale in 'Get Bun'. This one is a serious throwback, as tense string lines, choppy vocals and more scrumptious LFO lines give us a perfect outro.
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TINWHITE 010
04 Feb 22
UK Garage
04 Feb 22
UK Garage
Review: It has been very hard for anyone to keep pace with the Manuka imprint in recent times as their incredible run of super-popular releases continues to rage on, this time welcoming some of the label's regular performers inside for a four-track compilation drop. We begin our dive with a look at the twisted percussive manoeuvres and aquatic atmospheric pressures of 'Guilty' from Biome, before we recognize Rakjay's catchy vocal additions over the fluttering arpeggios of 'Lowe It', produced by label founder: Hypho. From here we move into Ternion Sound's contribution in 'There Is A Cost', a sweeping breaksy display of power, before Xakra unleashes his synthetic wonders on 'Some Of Us' to see the EP out in style.
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MNK 011
18 Jan 21
Bass
18 Jan 21
Bass
Various
Review: As far as labels go, there aren't many who have been floating around the bass music scene for as long as Future Follower Records. It seems that they have a point to prove here as they unveil an absolute goliath of a project, featuring fifty stunning original creations, packing a perfectly processed punch to round out 2019. The project as a whole finds itself landing between bass, breaks and garage, with some incredibly catchy productions involved, including Dephex's warbling 'Warfare', the super metallic shuffles inside the Bean VIP mix of 9TRANE's 'Heard Me' and the bass blasts of DubReaper's 'Ask Me'. There is something for everyone on this massive selection, giving the Future Follower camp a perfect send off to 2019.
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3SFFR 0121X
20 Dec 19
Bass
20 Dec 19
Bass
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STNM 056
02 Aug 19
UK Garage
02 Aug 19
UK Garage
Review: Louis Richardson's music under the Hypho moniker is giving us hope that perhaps, somewhere out there, there exists the right sort of energy to prolong the so-called 'hardcore continuum' into the next decade. He's up on the excellent Four40 with the lead track "Minzu", a rough and heavy bass swelter back by the grimey hip-hop vocals of MC Pen, and together they duo conjure up a fine UK-leaning bit of gun-fingering. "Anahbell" is the broken part of the EP, the classic UK B-side that'll have the heads vibing real nice - picture a good old injection of Mala bass on some serious downers. Heavy.
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FF 114
31 Jul 17
UK Garage
31 Jul 17
UK Garage
Various
Review: It's a new year, and it's time for some new imprints. That's the way we operate. Jelly Bean Farm is among the labels to launch in 2017 but, while others would think of pacing themselves with a debut EP, these guys have gone and dropped a whole compilation of new, unforgiving bass science from all corners of the extended genre. There are twelve killer cuts to choose from here, all from emergent talents, and we've got our eyes set on a number of them. Hypho's "Majikk" is a glorious neo-grime workout that stretches the genre to the very limits, "Pistol Signal" from Opus is a bubbling, potent new strain of hydro-phonic dubstep, PAN:INC's "Freight" is the sort of techno that any bass-boy dreams at night, and Sensei's "Reed" manages to blur the most daring elements of jungle and minimal techno together as if they were made to be one and one. Check it all out, though, this is a true goldmine of all things bass-oriented. Watch out for more Jelly Bean Farm gear.
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JBF 001
10 Feb 17
Bass
10 Feb 17
Bass
Various
Review: Second To None Music have chosen the right name for their label. These guys should not be underestimated, and their output is among the best UK bass, garage and funky that we have heard recently. This statement compilation is simply putting them on a lot of people's radars, and getting the to know that absolutely nobody at their HQ is messing around when it comes to relaxing fresh bangers for the UK's dance floors. The music is wild and diverse, ranging from pure bassline to UK funky, and there are certainly plenty of noticeable artists and known faces here, including neb-dancehall specialist Deadbeat, Mikey B, B Squared, and Hypho. If you're into the British way of doing house, then this twist up will surely satisfy.
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STNM 039
09 Sep 16
UK Garage
09 Sep 16
UK Garage
Played by: Skillz (PAR / SHAG / Rare Supply), Majora, In:flux Audio, Juno Recommends Bass, Monkey Wrench, Hypho, Squane
Review: For those who don't know, Hypho is a rising talent in the bass game and his quest to reach the top level has gotten closer thanks to this latest injection of low frequencies for the 877 label. "Wartime" is the perfect lead tune, a string-led pseudo grime instrumental with a perfectly executed percussive rhythm, and "Pinch" follows a similar path thanks to its slithering beats. There is a collaboration with Squane on "Hack", a futuristic grime roller with a mean collection of beats and hollow melodies, which is followed by Majora's remix of "Wartime", a more uplifting version of the tune, and a Vital Techniques reinterpretation of "Pinch". Smoking bangers guaranteed!
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877023
22 Jul 16
Bass
22 Jul 16
Bass
Various
Played by: Mr Brainz, Juno Recommends UK Garage, Kissy Sell Out, In:flux Audio, Murder He Wrote, DJS: MOST CHARTED - DUBSTEP/UK FUNK, Tigs, Dj Spookz
Review: Inspired by the lack of pigeonholing in today's bassline scene, the much respected Low Pitched have rustled up their first album, Low Pitched Presents: Resonate, which aims to capture this aforementioned musical diversity. They haven't held back either, packing a whopping 23 new jams on this album, truly laying claim to having all bases covered. Highlights include the juddering low-end juggernaut "Patterns" by Clexx, the crisp, floating in space 2-stepper "Rowdy" and the truly next level, otherworldly rhythms of "Swedger" by Sketchman. A snapshot of a scene in full bloom.
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LP 018
11 Apr 16
UK Garage
11 Apr 16
UK Garage
Review: Of late Louis Richardson aka bass hero Hypho has started to including two new tracks per release, a sign he's getting more prolific. On the "Hyper EP" we get the smokin', tokin' half-time title track that boasts some urban cred courtesy of Haribou's low-key rap. "Ekko" meanwhile is more your traditional dubstep but with added mechanical intricacies. Remix-wise Vital Techniques perk things up with some steppy dub vibes and Smoked Out Fox delivers the EP highlight - all dark bass throbs and knife-like hi-hats.
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STNM 031
06 Nov 15
UK Garage
06 Nov 15
UK Garage
Various
Played by: Juno Recommends UK Garage
Review: Just over a year into their game and Nu Wave have already amassed a ridiculous bassline repertoire. Just in case you need refreshing, here are 33 examples. Cherry picking the best examples of low end creativity from their recent releases, along with a few exclusives for good measure, the result is yet another extensive Nu Wave document that leaves you under no illusion as to how tight their game is. Highlights? Kick off with a light steppy vocal starter such as DJ Direct's "Home", feast on a gnarly, wobbly main course such as Negativ's "Damage" then top it off with a super sweet subby, piano tickling dessert like Monrose & Dorrington's "Feel Free". Chow down... This will keep you and your family fed until Christmas.
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NWV 003
06 Jul 15
UK Garage
06 Jul 15
UK Garage
Review: Rising UK bass star Hypho (aka Louis Richardson) tends to deliver his musical missives in short, sharp bursts; i.e. one-track singles. Seeing as he's playing all over the UK and being celebrated by the likes of Rinse FM's Marcus Nasty, it's a tactic that works. "Dubbed Out" is his latest mean collision of heavy dub and bassy, rolling UK funky - and another dancefloor bites the dust!
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NW 018
09 Feb 15
UK Garage
09 Feb 15
UK Garage
Various
Project Allout Presents Krampus 4EXCLUSIVE
Review: An absolute leviathan of a compilation from Project Allout here, and it's just in time for some Christmas cheer from one of the fastest growing UK bass hubs in the game! A tad packed for us to go through it all, but this is guaranteed quality, especially given the fact that the release features plenty of label regulars, new faces and even some pretty incredible cameo appearances from the likes of Caspa, Deadbeat and Dubzta. Each puts in a fine performance, particularly Deadbeat with his "Street Life" cut, a glorious mashup of funky house breaks and wobbled low-end. Be sure to check the licks from Spooky, Mr Dubzta and Tuff Culture, too. Badman vibes and another stunner from Project Allout.
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PAR FREE 002
15 Dec 14
UK Garage
15 Dec 14
UK Garage
