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Top Billin
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Review: Cripes! Top Billin' doesn't seem to even stop for Christmas! This latest is a compilation of their best releases from 2012, and considering their pretty hefty back catalogue, they had their work cut out for them. Boasting a whopping 25 tracks, the album's highlights include the Tropical campery of "Phil So Real", the glorious "Always Got My Back", the Future bass exoticism of "I Told Ya", the sparse and dreamy drum machine and soft pad heaven of "Find Your Love", the sci-fi ghetto beats of "Work It", the badass old skool house of "House Girl" and "Motion Elements (Snuff Crew remix)" and the blissed out Italo-disco ish "Shake Sitten (Kush Arora remix)".
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TBMP 3111
19 Dec 12
UK Garage
19 Dec 12
UK Garage
Various
Review: Top Billin are back with another of their fine collections of all things bass. This one purports to being all about the moombahton but, as a label they've always sided with the less cheesy side of things, so don't expect anything too EDM. Highlights of this 13-track opus include Euro-trance-hop opener, "Street Codes", the frankly weird "Moobahwine", the nasty synth driven reaggaeton of "Come In Di Dance", the repetitive and minimal "Bell Up" and the fizzy laser attack of "Galaxy Rays". Top Billin does it again.
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TBMP 3109
21 Nov 12
UK Garage
21 Nov 12
UK Garage
Played by: Don D Selectah
Review: Top Billin deliver the goods yet again with this absolute smash on their own imprint, featuring vocals from Virus Syndicate. The original mix is pretty much the perfect combination of UK funky and electro house, featuring a satisfyingly heavy bassline, a bit of funky swing in the snappy rhythm and some of the best flow from Virus Syndicate to date. Say Wut's remix takes a lighter approach than the original, taking away the huge bassline, and pushing things in a funky direction, with the jangling percussion and hollow synth melody providing just as effective a backdrop to the vocals as the massive original, whilst Killahurtz's remix provides an impressive big room reworking which sees Top Billin's original and raises it with its abrasive bassline. Despite these huge remixes on offer, Top Billin should be applauded for capping the collection off with a remix from juke heroes DJ Rashad and DJ Earl which pushes the tempo up to 150bpm without breaking a sweat, offering a machinegun MPC workout that is perhaps the highlight of the EP.
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TBMP 3074
14 Dec 11
UK Garage
14 Dec 11
UK Garage
