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Otik
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FCL 601A
14 Jul 23
UK Garage
14 Jul 23
UK Garage
Adam BFD / Various
Played by: Juno Recommends Breakbeat
Review: Next up from the Shall Not Fade crew, we see a fabulous display of futuristic dance music flavour as Adam BFD is joined by a wavy collection of various artists for his self titled unmixed project. Featuring 14 vibrant original creations from himself and his fabulous supporting cast, which features the likes of Earth Trax, Interplanetary Criminal, Shadow Child & more, alongside a wicked continuous mix version of the full tracklisting. There are some seriously innovative creations across this collection, with our ears being immediately drawn to the spacious soundscapes of 'Sonar', the euphoric backdrops of 'I've Been Waiting' and the tumultuous percussive tap dances of 'Zero-Sum Game' from Otik, which shows just how wide the range is for this wicked collection. Excellent work all around!
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SNFMIX 09D
21 Jul 22
Breakbeat
21 Jul 22
Breakbeat
Earth Trax / Various
Played by: Juno Recommends Techno
Review: Bristol's Shall Not Fade presents a new DJ mix by Polish producer Bartosz Kruczynski aka Earth Trax, who just last week dropped his third LP for the label - The Sensual World. The 13-tracker saw the Warsaw-based producer prove himself as one of the most versatile and consistent producers in the game. This hour long continuous mix, however, proves his abilities behind the decks and comes also the individual tracks. Some of the highlights not limited to: the understated stomp of Trudge's emotive "When The Rain", the airy electro of Tom Vernon's "Disappear" or the ever reliable Harrison BDP taking you aboard the acid express on "Immortal", as well as the mandatory Earth Trax cuts "Trust Me" (dub mix,) "Fireflies" and "Dream Pop".
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SNFMIX 01D
26 May 22
Techno
26 May 22
Techno
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CQUB 22
03 Sep 21
Electro
03 Sep 21
Electro
Played by: Juno Recommends Bass
Review: The Shall Not Fade team have assembled something pretty special here as OTIK delivers five tracks of stunning soundscaping ability, kicking off with the beautiful arpeggio stutters and glistening vocal flexes of 'Night Visions'. From here, the title track 'Zero-Sum Game' unleashes some vibrant percussive lines atop pounding sub layers, before the soothing sitar action of 'Silhouetta' slides into play. The pace then quickens significantly with the shuffling rhythms of 'Falling Forward', with 'Neuron Blossom' providing the perfect outro through some icy harmonic mastery.
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SNFBT 004
16 Oct 20
Bass
16 Oct 20
Bass
Played by: Juno Recommends Bass
Review: Keysound Recordings proudly present the return of Otik for their first and only release for 2020! "Amor" sees big, driven and dubby hall vibes boom with spacious, sidechained kick drums while rattling junkyard percussion and soft wavy synth textures dip and dive between post-dubstep beats that crossover into techno rhythms. Deeper, liquid and drum and bass, next, is "Seasonal FX" that resonates with bit graded distortion, ragga inspirations and future bass club music that pushes at the melancholia of an original '90s soundboy spirit.
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LDN 082
25 Sep 20
Bass
25 Sep 20
Bass
Played by: Juno Recommends Bass
Review: Developing its roster over the last few years DEXT Recordings has curated a discography worth talking about with a bend of artists ranging from Special Request, Nightwave and Jerome Hill to Mark Broom and Dead Man's Chest collaborations. For DEXT's first release in 2020 it does the same, pitching legends of the scene like Commix and Appleblim alongside new school mates like Pugilist and Otik. Raw beats find themselves eventually masked by swathes of delay and melody in Appleblims' 'Hydrothermal Vents" with Commixx turning in a staccato loop hovering somewhere in that grey zone between drum and bass and techno. Deep, reverberating two-step and jungle vibes outta Pugilist with "Eclipse" (tip!) with some colourful dub and melodic beat scene loops oozing between the dubstep of "Apollon".
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DEXTVA 001
05 Jun 20
Bass
05 Jun 20
Bass
Review: As two legendary names within the UK dance music scene in general, we were absolutely thrilled to see that Dusk & Blackdown had linked up with Keysound for a very tasty LP project entitled 'Rollage Live, Vol. 1'. The tracklisitng as ever, shows this duo's insane aptitude for electronic sound design, from the sweeping score of 'Keysound Sessions Anthem' and it's 'Feverish Weightless Mix', to the laser-lead switch ups of 'Parallels' and scattered rhythms of the 'Peng One Two' VIP. For us, there are two clear standouts, including 'Flex' with its unpredictable rhythmic manoeuvres and colourful synthesizer expansions, alongside the steadily rolling bass chugs of 'Anyone Test'.
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LDN 080
17 Apr 20
Bass
17 Apr 20
Bass
Review: Following a succession of acclaimed releases on Dext, Otik turns to Boogie Box for his latest release. Joining a label that includes STL and Appleblim in its catalogue may be daunting for some artists, but clearly Otik has no such concerns. The tile track is led by dubbed out drums and a subtle, stepping rhythm, while on "Unshut", he veers into deeper waters thanks to the use of blurry textures and ticking bleeps. On "Four Feet", Otik changes tact again, with a focus on atmospheric synths and organic drums, while Metrist rounds off the release with a busy, rhythm-heavy rework of "Feet..."
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BOOGIE 007
06 Dec 19
Techno
06 Dec 19
Techno
Review: The Keysound massive make a highly anticipated return on this one as they unveil this five tracks selection from no other than Otik. We begin with the hypnotic composition of 'Top Ten', which sends trippy arpeggiators out to lead a choppy bass heavy charge. Next up the quirky sub rolls of 'True Level' followed by 'Latex' which works together some incredibly creative uses of space and reverb. Finally we have the spacey garage roller known as 'Notion'' before landing firmly on Blackdown's super techy rerun of 'Top Ten', rounding off the EP perfectly.
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LDN 074
14 Sep 18
Bass
14 Sep 18
Bass
Review: Both Otik and Boom Ting Records like to construct gnarly, off-the-wall bass bruisers, so this should be the perfect partnership moving forwards. For the time being, we can confirm that this is some straight-up dutty material, straight from the street and onto your speakers! The producer drops two cuts of "Dannii Minogue", the original version which has more in common with 00s grime that it does with modern post-dubstep, all fire from the vocals by Grim Sickers to the percussion muscle, and a bass-heavy dub lick to break out in the middle of the rave. "Cautionary Tales" is the perfect ending to this energetic EP, a slew of eerie synths glide over malicious two-step beats to give off a true-school London flavour. Bad!
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AWD 308572
30 Mar 17
Dirty Dubstep/Trap/Grime
30 Mar 17
Dirty Dubstep/Trap/Grime
Review: Tessier-Ashpool has been reigning supreme in the bass world as of late thanks to a number of absolute winners from around the globe. Relative newcomer Otik calls the shots on this latest two-tracker backed by a heavy-loaded collection of remixes. "Emphasis" is a neo-jungle nutjob coming through with all guns blazing, and "Witness" similarly boasts the breaks antics except this time the groove contains more of a classic d&b approach. The versions for the former come from Liar and Cloaka Dungeon, while the latter sees reworks from Mutual Friend, Majora and an edit from Wallwork & RZR.
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TAR 007
25 May 15
Bass
25 May 15
Bass
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BSS 001
13 Oct 14
Bass
13 Oct 14
Bass
Various
Review: Bear Fresh have been pushing their more deep house-influenced side of late, but now they're revisiting their more urban-orientated "City" series to redress the balance. This second volume keeps the vibes going with nine killer tracks, highlights of which include the wobble-heavy stepper "Crazy Hype" by Crown Duels & Resonate, the apocalyptic 4x4 meanness of "Crater Face" by Pelikan, the tremor-inducing low end of future-laser-house belter, "Olisha's Call" by Scullious & One Over and, the frankly nuts, military bombardment of "Full Tilt" by Kiri & Nab.
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BFRC 004
27 Jun 14
Bass
27 Jun 14
Bass
