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Played by: Aquasky
Review: Tempa drop remix package from Skream's 2010 all conquering Outside The Box album in the shape of the awesome "Where You Should Be". Whilst the track features the vocal talents of Sam Frank, they are so heavily subjected to vocoder that his lyrics meld into the spiralling array of keyboard hooks and twilight tinged arpeggiated synth lines - with suitably woozy results. Digital Soundboy boss and all round legend Shy FX drops a killer remix which starts with the Mtume "Juicy" riddim before switching to more familiar rolling junglist pressure ably assisted by some sweet additional female vocals. Watch out for that half time drop! Other remixes come from Laidback Luke, Seiji and Jack Beats, rounding off a solid release.
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TEMPA 053DIGI2
23 May 11
Deep Dubstep
23 May 11
Deep Dubstep
Review: Following on from the earlier release of the first edition of Skream's Unreleased Classics', Skreamizm now presents a very vibrant second volume, this time exploring his previously archived creations from between 2004 and 2006. Unlike the first volume, this selection sees the sound really take a turn towards that more classic dubstep approach, focussing more on halftime snare structures over bubbling, funky beats. We see Skream move through the weird and wonderful, from the quirky synth glitches and patois vocal samples of 'Hurt The Soundboy' to the slightly dissonant harmonies of 'BassTrapz' and jazzy arrangements of 'Live & Learn'. There's something for everyone in here as we ride through a fabulous chapter of UK music history.
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SKR 002
15 May 20
Dirty Dubstep/Trap/Grime
15 May 20
Dirty Dubstep/Trap/Grime
Review: If we are talking about legends of the UK underground, there really aren't many names that rank above Skream. A veteran of many sounds, we see him return to his roots with this latest selection to release some prized unreleased classics, spanning from 2002 to 2003. This is a must have selection for any serious steppers fan, with the project bleeding authenticity across the entire track listing, from the bubbly drum bounces and warped bass tones of 'Depth Charge' to the grimey synth textures of 'Disfunktional Minds' and high energy eskimo-inspired drum switches of 'Oh My Gosh'. It's one for dubstep historians, that sees Skream's earlier more grime-influenced productions finally land in the public domain.
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SKR 001
15 May 20
Dirty Dubstep/Trap/Grime
15 May 20
Dirty Dubstep/Trap/Grime
Review: It's always a momentous occasion when we see Skream returning to his earlier dubstep roots, a theme we seem to see him exploring more and more in recent times. That is why we were so thrilled to see this brand new third edition of the Unreleased Classics series, featuring eight previously unheard heaters. It's a powerful ensemble of original dubstep flavour, from the tribal percussive bounces of both 'Check Em Out' and 'Bloc Party', to the more LFO driven designs of 'The Soul' and 'The Darkside Of Life'. We see a couple of experimental creations make their way forward, with 'Deeper Concentration' exploring trippy synths, 'Jaws' driving down a much more metallic sounding synthetic route and 'Lemon' linking up grizzly basslines with dubwise structures. The pick of the bunch however is the 'Requestline' VIP mix, converting a tried and tested classic into a refreshing, sub-heavy system buster. Fantastic work!
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SKR 003
12 Mar 21
Dirty Dubstep/Trap/Grime
12 Mar 21
Dirty Dubstep/Trap/Grime
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WATB 031
12 Apr 19
Techno
12 Apr 19
Techno
Various
Review: Sixth in the series, This Is Dubstep is one of the more comprehensive, on-point series the scene has given us (ie: many!) Across the 40 tracks every single shade is covered; from rave-tinged (Noisia's remix of "Smack My Bitch Up") to all-out technicolour bass (Drumsound & Bassline Smith), This Is Dubstep 2013 pays respect to all corners of the dance - including the really far-out experimentations of Mala and his Cuban project. With exclusives such as V.I.V.E.K's "Barcelona" and Killawatt's "Single Entity" thrown in for good measure, this isn't just a summary of today's dubstep; it's a slice of the future too.
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GD 007US
24 Feb 13
Dirty Dubstep/Trap/Grime
24 Feb 13
Dirty Dubstep/Trap/Grime
Various
Played by: Fed Conti
Review: As January nears its bitter end, it seems this the time to release mega compilation albums. AEI, the company behind Get Darker, UKF and D&B Arena unveil their next project: Get Darker Presents: This Is Dubstep 2012. And what an album it is. Bringing in all the flavours of contemporary dubstep, it succeeds in providing a sweeping panorama of an increasingly fractionalized scene. From the deeper sounds of Author, VIVEK, Kryptic Minds, Icicle & Distance and Phaeleh, through material from scene pioneers such as Horsepower Productions, Skream and Benga, to the more aggressive sounds of Gemini, Flux Pavillion, 16 Bit and Nero, it's all covered. A brilliant "who's who" of dubstep in 2012 - highly recommended.
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GD 006DDW
29 Jan 12
Dirty Dubstep/Trap/Grime
29 Jan 12
Dirty Dubstep/Trap/Grime
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MEDI 014
16 Mar 09
Deep Dubstep
16 Mar 09
Deep Dubstep
Played by: Juno Recommends Minimal Tech
Review: "The Attention Deficit Track" is a collaboration between scene heroes Skream and Jackmaster. They are said to have made the track with the Terrace at DC10 as inspiration, Skream saying it was an absolute pleasure to finally play it in the said venue at his Circoloco debut. A hypnotic track that takes inspiration from the UK tech house sound from the turn of the millennium, its catchy, whirring vocal sample plays centre stage underpinned by tribal drums. With the track being played by all the top DJs over the last couple of years, its release has been eagerly anticipated so finally - here it is.
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CLR 0003S
24 Jun 22
Minimal/Tech House
24 Jun 22
Minimal/Tech House
Various
Review: No other label can rep dubstep like Tempa. Many would argue it was the first label to truly herald and nourish the sound. Here they explore their vaults and dust off some of the most genre-defining, idiosyncratic tracks that have helped shape the phenomenon we know today. From SPMC's paranoid murker from 2008 "Trust Nobody" to a whole series of Skream sessions such as "WTF", "Wibbler" and "Vacillate", the collection is a reminder of how influential Tempa has been, how talented their roster has always been and, most importantly, how slamming and stimulating dubstep can be when nourished and developed by the right label. Recognise.
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TEMPABD 002
07 May 13
Deep Dubstep
07 May 13
Deep Dubstep
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800071 005948
31 Jul 18
Dirty Dubstep/Trap/Grime
31 Jul 18
Dirty Dubstep/Trap/Grime
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LDN 016
26 Dec 11
Dirty Dubstep/Trap/Grime
26 Dec 11
Dirty Dubstep/Trap/Grime
Review: "Streets So Warm" is the latest track to be released from Toddla T's huge new album "Watch Me Dance". Following the heavy disco-funk leanings of single of the same name, this release sees the producer return to the dancehall influenced sound that he is most well known for, with a range of remixes on an old school tip. The original features a simple trilling synth line which complements Wayne Marshall's vocals, whilst Zed Bias' "Old Skool remix" takes things back to 2000 with an infectious 2-step version of the original. Serial Killerz meanwhile deliver a DnB remix, and Ross Orton and Pipes deliver a remix which takes the dancehall original and beefs it up with some contemporary bass production.
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ZENDNLS 300
17 Oct 11
Broken Beat/Nu Jazz
17 Oct 11
Broken Beat/Nu Jazz
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190296 611414
13 Jul 21
Funky/Club House
13 Jul 21
Funky/Club House
