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Review: Introducing MNL. aka the artists formally known as My Nu Leng. With a rich history spanning 12 years, Tommy Jackson and Jammo Irving embark on a 'new chapter' introducing experimental electronic vibes under the MNL. moniker. Their For The Longest Time EP on Shall Not Fade offers a glimpse into the pair's newfound evolution. The first single taken from it "Somerset Drift" expertly blends elements of techno, garage, and breaks, crafting a distinctive UK underground sound with chopped vocals. "So True" showcases a crowd-pleasing fusion of garage, jungle, drum and bass, breaks, and dubstep, encapsulating the duo's commitment to their original roots, while "Lesson Learned" featuring Collette Warren pins down a straight up 2-step groove with classic UK-inspired vocals. With MNL. now taking centre stage, the pair's evolution and enduring passion for drum 'n' bass and bass styles remains evident, ensuring a dynamic and promising musical journey for the new years ahead.
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SNF 109
19 Jan 24
Techno
19 Jan 24
Techno
Played by: Juno Recommends Breakbeat
Review: For the first edition of the new Leng Club series, it's a very exciting thing indeed to see both My Nu Leng and Club Glow return to top form, this time delivering a dazzling two-track display within a slightly unexpected realm. The A-Side 'Who Are You', takes us back to a much grimier setting, channeling old school Alias-type drum shuffles and viscous bass notation to match, unloading a serious weapon from the jumping. On the flip of this, a dizzying combination of space-age arpeggios and rolling sub sweeps on 'Translation', a truly emotive tap-dance through futuristic breaks, giving us a perfect A/B combo.
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LC 001
22 Sep 23
Breakbeat
22 Sep 23
Breakbeat
Played by: Step2 Records
Review: It's been a long time coming, but we couldn't be more excited to finally dive into a fresh new two-track display from UK bass heavyweights My Nu Leng, two of the most forward thinking producers to emerge from the UK during the original bass boom. We open up with a serious sizzler as '4ME' combines a bulbous selection of hard hitting bass bounces and stripped back drum chunks, linked with catchy vocal overlays and a smooth atmospheric backdrop for a tidy rave experience. On the flip to this, we hear a big bag of tasty drum processing and tight rhythmic designs, with pulsating kick drums fusing with grizzly atmospheric synthetics to give us another moody roller. Both of these spell a great return for the Bristol veterans, who we are sure are setting up for a very exciting 2023.
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HOTHAUS 090
25 Nov 22
UK Garage
25 Nov 22
UK Garage
Review: It's always an exciting thing to see legends of the game drop new music, which is exactly why this brand new single from the immortalized My Nu Leng alongside Dismantle is such an intriguing one. Both known for their energetic and precise approach to electronic dance music, the pair combine with some real party starting power on 'The Flight' firstly, combining old school bassline warbles with lively drum work to kick us off in style. Next, we jump into two previously released singles, with 'Ascendance' alongside Flava D providing some spacey dancefloor flavour and the techy synth work of 'Crystal Clear' adding something very spicy indeed. Awesome work!
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MRK 019S
28 May 21
UK Garage
28 May 21
UK Garage
Review: It's always an exciting occurrence to see the legendary My Nu Leng duo link up with other heavyweights from around the scene, which is exactly what this fantastic new double drop on their own label: Maraki offers. We begin with a look at a very spicy new collaborative single with Flava D, showcasing the pair's fantastic musical relationships, fusing futuristic, exploritive melodies on 'Ascendance'. It's a top quality piece of underground dance music, covering a lot of different genre boundaries. On the flip side, a powerful collaboration with the ever-ready Bushbaby, who combines with the Bristol natives on 'Crystal Clear', exploring a more subtle set of influences, giving us a perfect follow up and rounding off the EP with a bang.
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MRK 018S
23 Apr 21
UK Garage
23 Apr 21
UK Garage
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361655 4007913
26 Mar 21
UK Garage
26 Mar 21
UK Garage
Played by: Juno Recommends Breakbeat
Review: It's been a little while since we last heard the most talked about duo in UK bass music unleash something new, which is why we were so excited to see My Nu Leng unveil their brand new 'Champion Sound' project. The title track takes influences from all across dance music, but primarily acidic techno flavours as moogy synthesizer runs and pumping 4x4 beats take the lead on this one, followed by the euphoric pad work and glittering soundscapes of the breaks-heavy 'D.A.S', which sends the EP in a completely new direction. Finally, we finish with a nostalgic twist as the throwback synth rattles and hardcore breakbeat action of '1 More Tune' take us back to the centre of rave culture. A fabulous return indeed!
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SOFT 019
12 Feb 21
Breakbeat
12 Feb 21
Breakbeat
Review: It's been a brief minute since we took in a drop from the Maraki team, who return to releasing here with the third edition of their hailed 'Spaces' EP series. We kick off with co-founder My Nu Leng joining forces with S.P.Y for a hardcore inspired melting pot of breaksy drum lines and pulsating bass stabs entitled 'Feel It'. Next, Freddie Martin makes his return with 'Do Your Thing', a typically raucous experiment, combining smooth drumlines with unpredictable melodic structures for excellent listening. From here, NuBass arrives on the scene with the metallic synthesizer fluctuations of 'Titanic' to add a different direction to the show, followed finally by the incredibly groovy bass sweeps of Tony Wonka's 'Break', a perfect ending to a well thought out tracklisting.
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MRK 013
28 Aug 20
UK Garage
28 Aug 20
UK Garage
Review: Ah, what fantastic news it is to find My Nu Leng returning to their home imprint of Maraki as they lay everything on the table for their brand new five track project, taking the name 'Alter'. We begin with a look at the hardcore inspired chord stutters and well timed vocal samples of MC GQ on 'Spaced', followed in similar fashion by the gritty sub shivers of 'Echoes', which also features additional work from Takura. The more house influenced vibes continue as we dip into the rave-ready melodies of 'City Lights', before DRS joins the party for a grittier original in 'Sinking Sand'. We round off with the ballad-like structure of 'Signal', which rounds up a very mature selection from the Bristol based duo.
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MRK 012
01 Nov 19
UK Garage
01 Nov 19
UK Garage
My Nu Leng feat Iyamah
Played by: Juno Recommends UK Garage
Review: As a label project, Maraki have gone from strength to strength over the last year or so, bringing together some top draw release projects from some of the most powerful artists working in and around the bass scene. Here we seem them introduce the legendary DJQ to the label, with his long awaited recreation of 'Senses' alongside the wavy vocal presence of Iyamah'. DJQ sends this one to the bassline chopper in typical style, pushing of lively synth leads and crispy drum arrangements, allowing Iyamah's vocal to shine. He makes a very welcome addition to the Maraki roster.
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MRK 009
01 Feb 19
UK Garage
01 Feb 19
UK Garage
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BBASS 019
09 Jan 19
UK Garage
09 Jan 19
UK Garage
Review: As one of the leading forces in bass music in the UK, it's always a monumental moment to hear that My Nu Leng have put together a new release. This project sees them take a seat on their own 'Maraki' imprint, showcasing their multigenre influences perfectly. The title track 'Junctions' is a perfect example of this, bringing together pounding UK bass themes with crunchy breakbeat additions, perfect for adding a bit of flavour to any dance. To follow this 'Super 8' kicks back with a bag of moogy bass energy, before Takura and Holy Goof join the party for some tearout antics on 'Gully'. Finally, we hear Madi Lane join forces with the Bristol based duo on 'Turn Around', a breaksy roller, packed with spacey emotional energy and smooth harmonies, rounding off this EP with a touch of class.
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MRK 006
09 Nov 18
UK Garage
09 Nov 18
UK Garage
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361593 4756250
26 Oct 18
UK Garage
26 Oct 18
UK Garage
Various
Riddim Commission - "Battle" (feat Newham Generals & Mr Hudson - Cause & Affect VIP) - (4:57) 125 BPM
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UKF 026DD
27 Sep 18
UK Garage
27 Sep 18
UK Garage
Review: My Nu Leng are the guys right now, it doesn't matter what bass genre you reside in, everyone respects them. Since the rumours of the release started circulating it's has been something the dnb family have been looking forward to, and as the tracks started to surface there have been rumblings on the forums that this is one of Shogun's best releases for some time, we'll let you judge that for yourselves. 'The Terrace' see the lads join forces with the hugely talented SpectraSoul and the result is unsurprisingly a tough and techy, half time work of art. Partnering with label boss Friction sees a more dancefloor led direction with a thundering mutated sub at the helm, surrounded by crashing drums and catchy vocal. The lead track 'Portal' is a hard hitting and a complete smasher, with killer drones and well-crafted drum patterns, it's a big one. But our favourite track of the EP has to be 'Senses' for a start Iyamah's voice is stunning, but secondly it's just a perfect balance of soft, melodic blissfulness and hard, aggressive grit.
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SHA 121
01 Sep 17
Drum & Bass / Jungle
01 Sep 17
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: Fledgling bass label LNUK return with another heavy-hitting missive from rising duo My Nu Leng. "Damp" kicks things off with a dark, swung take on UK funky styles, as tumbling snare rolls combine with woodblock percussion and deep bass subs, while "Waltaknocks" is similarly intricate cut guaranteed to build dancefloor pressure with its angular rhythms and dark chords. Remix duties fall to Last Japan, who increases the pace on "Damp" with his combination of techno stabs and D&B like percussion.
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LNUK 003
03 Sep 12
Bass
03 Sep 12
Bass
