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Review: The Northside crew have put together a very excited pair of rollers here as Avaword, Slimy Ape & Grundy join forces to unleash a truly vibrant two-tracker. First up, 'Stomach Ache', sees the crew combine for a dubstep infused bubbler, with Avawords gunfinger-inducing vocal display playing the central roll, amidst a gritty 140 instrumental display, jam-packed with gnarly bass tones and hard hitting snare smacks to match. From here, Hayz arrives to unleash his remix, taking that Avaword vocal and somehow upping the intensity, stripping back the drums and focussing on an even more hard hitting bassline. Awesome stuff!
Review: It's always exciting to see a new drop from Cimm, a producer who has been on an absolute spree for the last couple of years, with this latest offering being another box of dubwise wizardry. We open up with the chanted vocal backdrops and sweeping sub textures of 'Coast 2 Coast', a mind-bending title track that packs a hell of a punch. Next, Cimm players further into those initial vocal themes as choppy slices are slapped across the more minimal, aquatic pads of 'Scorpion Death Lock', with 'Make Up Your Mind' then upping the energy with mystic melodies and moody basslines to match. Finally, Sumgii jumps on board for a bubbling display on 'Cabs Here', giving us a soft landing to close things off.
Kito feat Lolo Zouai
Jazzda Miata/TroubleEXCLUSIVE
Review: Now this is a tasty box of treats indeed as the Wake & Bake crew unload a seriously tidy two-tracker for us all to enjoy as Qwirk unveils a mega-groovy display. We open up with the tottering sub-bass manoeuvres of 'Jazzda Miata', a sultry swing through bumping bass grooves and steadily chopping drum expressions, giving us a truly unique journey through the weird and wonderful. On the flip to this, 'Trouble' pulls together a thumping combo of distant LFO twitches and moody drumlines, giving us a very alternative B-side feel but also rounding off the EP with a dash of the unexpected.
Future-facing beats from a true trailblazer of the UK wave, bass and neo-grime scenes
Review: If you are looking for a high energy collection of rave-ready rollers, then look no further than this explosive collection from Samurai Breaks, unleashing six absolute missiles for us all to enjoy. First up, the SSBB mix of Numba1 introduces the EP with a lethal level of impact, fusing high energy breaks with warbling subs to match, before 'Flatpack Shed' takes the energy levels ludicrously higher with its tidy collection of LFO bulges and drum pats. From here, it goes hardcore as 'Exclusive Dubplate Fyah' links together niche-style wobbles with classic rave pianos, before the drippy switchups and unpredictable vocal samples of 'Rush The System' send us back into a daze. Finally, a sped up niche feeling with '2Hour Pit Stop' lays the groundwork for 'Back To The Rave' to close off this monstrous collection in typical warbling style.
Played by: Dan Speed
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