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Silas
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05 Apr 24
Electro House
05 Apr 24
Electro House
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11 Nov 23
Dirty Dubstep/Trap/Grime
11 Nov 23
Dirty Dubstep/Trap/Grime
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MRCE 144
02 Mar 23
Euro Dance/Pop Dance
02 Mar 23
Euro Dance/Pop Dance
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MRCE 023
01 Mar 23
Euro Dance/Pop Dance
01 Mar 23
Euro Dance/Pop Dance
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MRCE 024
01 Mar 23
Euro Dance/Pop Dance
01 Mar 23
Euro Dance/Pop Dance
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MRCE 168
20 Nov 22
Progressive House
20 Nov 22
Progressive House
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MRCE 191
08 Nov 22
Euro Dance/Pop Dance
08 Nov 22
Euro Dance/Pop Dance
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MRCE 069
27 Aug 22
Electro House
27 Aug 22
Electro House
Various
Review: 19 releases and running since 2013... Mean Streets have always kept us on our toes with releases. But less is most definitely more as each dispatch has been a vital check-in. This walloping VA is no exception as bossman Trends and bestie Boylan are joined by the likes of Silas, Ironsoul, P Jam and J Beatz for a series of gully gutter chompers. Highlights include the operatic synthetics of Trends theatrical 'Mouth Shaker', the swampy stamps and swagger of Ironsoul's 'Mothra' and the eastern string hurricane of J Beatz 'Time Machine Riddim'. And that's the tip of the trilogy. Treating us mean, keeping us keen.
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MSR 019
15 Apr 22
Dirty Dubstep/Trap/Grime
15 Apr 22
Dirty Dubstep/Trap/Grime
Various
Review: Following on from a short hiatus away from releasing, we are super excited to see the return of Trends' Mean Streets label project, who unveil the second edition of their 'Trilogy' release series. If you are a fan of grime music in general, this isn't a tracklisting you can ignore as the likes of Boylan, D.O.K, P.Jam, and more all join Trends for eight tracks of grimey flavour. As always with Mean Streets drops, these aren't light and fluffy creations, these are instrumentals designed to cause a ruckus in the rave. Our particular favourites include the super skippy drum manoeuvres and colourful bass arrangements of 'Source' from Silas, alongside the raucous horn arrangements and lethal synthesis of Kromestar's 'Dancehall'. Amazing work from an incredible label!
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MSR 017
19 Feb 21
Bass
19 Feb 21
Bass
Review: Brotherhood Soundsystem is a Leeds based bass music label run by Silas and Will. They're back with their second offering in a series of compilations entitled 'Percussive Parameters', delivering percussion and bass driven grooves. Troy Gunner will take you deep into the exotic via "Pleading"?, Silas & Snare get rather ethereal and atmospheric with "Memories" which is geared for some real moments of hypnotism. Elsewhere, Agrippa deliver some absolutely lush polyrhythms on the wonderful "Ziplash" and Yak serves up the release's most intense and heady moment with the brooding and minimalistic "Showdown".
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BSS 004
09 Jun 17
Bass
09 Jun 17
Bass
Review: Silas has previously released bass-house bangers on 4AD alongside the likes of Joker, but this time he's teamed up with newcomer Snare - an utterly apt name - for a two-track showdown on the young and energetic Brotherhood Sound System. "Delirium" is a raved-out house anthem with a killer se to power chords at its helm, and "Organic Textures" goes for a more beat-centric approach that resembles the output on labels like Hessle Audio or Night Slugs - percussion dreamland.
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BSS 002
28 Mar 16
Bass
28 Mar 16
Bass
