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Runnah
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Review: Once again proving this game ain't a sprint, Runnah maintains his momentum with four more long distance sessions. 'Business As Usual' twists your gunfingers to starter pistol fingers as we skank up the track to warm up before 'Jungle Riddim' takes us the whole nine yards with its Original Sin style weight and insistency. 'Take Control' has us doing the hurdles with its bouncy bassline and Lauren Rose's gliding vocals before 'Bamboo' (with Chunky Bizzle) takes us over the finish line with an epic flourish. Clipped, twisted and genuinely unique, there's some great jump-up sportsmanship at play here. Do the lap of honour.
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EMR 73
13 Aug 21
Drum & Bass / Jungle
13 Aug 21
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Played by: Juno Recommends Drum & Bass
Review: More rugged funzies from the Jumped Up crew as Alphaze teams up with Sinu8 and Runnah for four big boy bruisers. 'Murders' goes all cockney gangster over an early 2000s G Dub flavoured riff, 'Hallucinations' is a much freakier sense of fury with its high frequency tremors and groans while 'High Grade' smokes us away with its gurgling, grumpy bassline. Last but definitely not least 'Splinter' frees our mind with more of a grungey, sludgy style bassline that wouldn't go amiss in a Hazard set. Murderation!
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JU 007
02 Jul 21
Drum & Bass / Jungle
02 Jul 21
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Various
Review: Bulletproof are doing us all a favour with this release, simply because it's such a good collection of rolling and chopped up beats. Bulletproof FC is a vibes-heavy, breaksy release that doesn't take many prisoners. There's a whole load of artists on this particular squad and their respective talents move from grinding jump up to bumping minimality, with Elsy blending those two sonic palettes effectively on 'Feel For You'. There is industrial jump-up on 'Elephant March', as well as an especially big cut on 'On My Back', as well as other flavours mixed in. Wicked.
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BR 050
07 Dec 20
Drum & Bass / Jungle
07 Dec 20
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: Long-distance thing: Runnah continues to bubble up the ranks with a debut on Liondub Internatty's long-coveted Street Series collection. Packing five tracks in total, each one reps a different Runnah style. "Avatar" is the good old 800 metres. Stately, pacey and no frills fun. "Gypsy Gang" is the 100m sprint; those technoid synths and that rasping bassline getting you quick off the blocks. "Emergency" is a half marathon; its weight is measured, considered but hard as nails. "Secret Weapon" is the ultra marathon. Freaky, relentless and full of surprises. Finally "Avocado" is the 200m hurdles, jumpy, fast and full of grunty bumps. On your marks...
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LDSSVOL 049
21 Aug 20
Drum & Bass / Jungle
21 Aug 20
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: Bringing a cross section of drum and bass to Eternal Muzic once again is Runnah who pushes a fast and hardcore style with this latest Multiverse EP. Delivering liquid numbers in percussive, piano-tipped tracks like "IGarden", beats are notched up a gear with gnarly lashing of lyrics in "Apocalyptic". Get chopped and screwed in the breakdown of tracks like "Get Down" or torn and dubbed out UK style by the basslines in "Der Vogul" and lead track "Multiverse".
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EMR 45
31 Jul 20
Drum & Bass / Jungle
31 Jul 20
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Various
Review: Ten years and 40 releases deep, Eternal Muzic let loose with their biggest VA album to date. Running the full jump-up range from bouncy to savage tear-out, some of the label's closest allies are all on side including DJ Sly, Tesen, Runnah and Krusty who appears multiple times across the album with some of the most provocative jams of the collection like the 2012-era harmonic riffage of "Need You" and the gnarly, flabby bass 'head-banging' finale. Elsewhere Rannah lays down a futuristic fire-up VIP of "Looney Toonz" and Sly & BlckHry get classical with the wriggly bass of "Vibe Check". Muzic forever...
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EMR 40
29 Jun 20
Drum & Bass / Jungle
29 Jun 20
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: You can Runnah but you can't hide-ah... Eternal Muzic return with a massive EP from this Essex based rising badman and the rudeness is unavoidable. We kick off with the heavy Bristol twangs "Happy Riddim" before going all guns blazing into growl town on "9mm", "Ya Bad" strips the vibe back before ushering in a whole chorus of frog basses before Alphaze joins the fray for a rifle-blasting finale "Assemble". Fix up!
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EMR 38
15 Jun 20
Drum & Bass / Jungle
15 Jun 20
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Played by: Juno Recommends Drum & Bass
Review: The Eternal Muzic crew are back in town and they have an offering, courtesy of Runnah. It's a fiery, no-nonsense release that sits in the familiar vein of Souped Up influenced music, with catchy hooks and the urban-edged knack that only jump-up D&B has. 'Looney Toonz' is our favourite, with a punching, pitched-down back end that pulses and sways alongside its percussive cousin and to great effect - this one would go down well on any UK dancefloor. The rest of the release is equally slick - Eternal Muzic have killed it once more.
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EMR 34
27 Mar 20
Drum & Bass / Jungle
27 Mar 20
Drum & Bass / Jungle
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GBUCL 2000400
27 Feb 20
Drum & Bass / Jungle
27 Feb 20
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: Previously spotted throwing gang signs around on the label as Purcell, Tom Purcell steps up to Latch with his new Runnah alias. New name, same smelly sounds: "Extravaganza" is a quirky little robo-funker sprinkled with a little 8-bit charm on the fills while "Universe" is a heavier blend of gully dynamics with sci-fi sweeps on the breakdown and a bassline that rasps in all the right places. You better Latch on to this!
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LATCH 008
06 Dec 19
Drum & Bass / Jungle
06 Dec 19
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Various
Review: Liondub International's 10 year celebrations continue with a sense-shocking body slam into the future of the label and its ever-growing family of talented artists. Hitting hard like the label's ever-on-point Street Series, the rollcall reads like a who's who in gully talent: Dutta, Bou, Jayline, Vital, BlckHry and loads more. Whether you want to be completely twisted and spat back out by a brass section (Pharoah's "Fire In The Hole") you'd prefer to be hoovered by a jet engine then shot up into the stars (Jayline's "1408") or you're more into the idea of being rattled around in a big tin bassline can (Danny The WildChild's "Body Moves") this future shock has every physical experience contemporary (but heavily rooted) drum & bass can offer. And there's even more to come. Big up Liondub!
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LDX 3
29 Nov 19
Drum & Bass / Jungle
29 Nov 19
Drum & Bass / Jungle
