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Natural Error
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Ego Trippin / Various
Review: Oh gosh! Ego Trippin goes in with their first Hi Def VA The Young Players. An unapologetic celebration of jump-up in 2022 and its hearty range of protagonists, the EP is loaded with a wide range of on-point producers licking up raw energy and savage soul from the jungle splashes and mad riff energy of Ingenuity's 'Deity' to Buhzerker's bulldozing, carrot-munching dancefloor tear-up 'Rabbit'. Other bruisers that just cannot be ignored Kensei's pranged-out, sharp-toothed 'Megalodon', J Switch's ravey swashbuckler 'Underwater' and the many peak time slapdowns from Ego Trippin himself. Massive!
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HDD 039
26 Aug 22
Drum & Bass / Jungle
26 Aug 22
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Played by: Juno Recommends Drum & Bass
Review: Keeping things pure and simple each and every time, Natural Error returns to Hi Def with four more stripped-back floor-focused fire-ups. All within the deadly and very forthright jump-up tone and style as his previous releases, each cut hits hard with a solid and savage idea. In 'Nasty' is all about that high frequency riff, in 'One Life' it's about that Benny L style growl, in 'I'm Darkness' we're bombarded with a Hazard-like hornets nest style buzz while 'Got The Fire' lights up every zoot in a 420 mile radius with its vibrant flare and sense of fun. Killer business; time to be as 'Nasty' as we want to be.
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HDD 037
29 Apr 22
Drum & Bass / Jungle
29 Apr 22
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: Some serious precious gems from Natural Error right here as he digs deep into early 2010 vibe; high frequency textures (but not silly ringtone high), large helpings of grot (but not so grotty we lose the groove) and high levels of riff addictiveness (but not so addictive we have to go to rehab) are all in play as the Hi Def mainstay runs the gamut across four tracks. 'Sapphire' blasts with big rave feels before jumping into a Supreme Being style bassline circa 2009, 'Power' hits with a scatty and sweet Q&A while 'Let's Fly' packs some serious bounce. Finally 'How Does It Feel' brings out the shiniest pots and pans and flattens them before your very eyes and ears. Feel good.
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HDD 035
07 May 21
Drum & Bass / Jungle
07 May 21
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: Hi Def are one of the most prolific jump-up labels around. We regularly feature their releases and they almost always smash it out of the park, this time being no different. Access All Areas is a fiery EP, featuring Ego Trippin, Filthy Habits and more, that epitomizes the type of jump-up, but also slightly different flavours as well, that, in more ways than one, has defined D&B over the past couple of years - no-nonsense, uncompromising and proudly nonchalant about what you think. It's just pure attitude, dancefloor-based music at its best and music that simply does what it wants, there's no pretentiousness or image-orientated concerns - it's just D&B. Big, big tunes.
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HDD 011EP
14 Feb 20
Drum & Bass / Jungle
14 Feb 20
Drum & Bass / Jungle
