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Black Marble Collective
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Review: It's always an exciting moment to see a new compilation from the Black Marble Collective, who return to their super-successful 'Ravetools' compilation for a dazzling second edition, exploring the space between bass music and footwork with twelve explosive originals. From the intense synthetic flicks and twists of 'Pulverturm 160' from DJ Ends to the super choppy, almost post-jungle intricacies of HomeSick's 'Petrol Safety', we see such a wide range of sounds and styles being covered, that it's difficult to ever guess where we as listeners will end up next! This is a real journey of a collection, pulled together with masterful arrangement skills, with our favourites including JTRA's emotional overload in 'The Melancholy Dance', the junglist-based nostalgia of 'THE UNDERGROUND' from PUFF Magic and the emphatic half-time drum bounces of 'Get It Right' from Alexandre. Lovely work.
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BMC 036
25 Jun 22
Bass
25 Jun 22
Bass
Review: Next up from the Black Marble Collective, we see them explore a footwork-driven exploration with this fabulous collaboration EP from PUFF Magic & Hypesteria. We begin with the sweeping bass textures and eerie pads that sit atop the arrangement of 'Let It Roll', and ethereal creation indeed, followed by 'M.T.A.G.', a much more experimental design, focussing more so on specific vocal slices and cuts. From here, the more mysterious synth melodies and arpeggiating soundscapes of 'C.B,D', before finishing off with the much softer soundscapes of 'So Shady', which displays melodic delicacy and a beautiful display of harmonic structure.
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BMC 033
19 Mar 21
Footwork/Juke
19 Mar 21
Footwork/Juke
Played by: Juno Recommends Bass
Review: Within electronic music, Black Marble Collective have a pretty impeccable reputation for releasing incredibly forward thinking music, a mindset that is displayed to its maximum throughout this brand new LP from DJ Ends. From start to finish this one encapsulates a truly delicate approach to electronic music, from the gorgeous chord movements of 'Broken Piano' and stunning synth work of 'Empty Space' to perfected vocal work on 'More Beautiful'. The project displays mastery, patience and to put it simply, pure elegance. We loved every second, with additional highlights being the lofi genius of 'Ikodiko' and truly stunning soundscaping of 'Episode 8'. Incredible stuff.
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BMC 030
05 Mar 20
Bass
05 Mar 20
Bass
Various
Played by: Sun People
Review: The team at Black Marble Collective have maintained an incredibly consistent high standard throughout the course of 2019, with this latest compilation providing the cherry for the metaphorical cake they really do deserve. They assemble a goliath 16 track collection including original heat from the likes of DJ Ends, Jah Bliddie, Andrew DIFF, Dev79 and more. For us there are a couple of stand out favourites, including 6Blocc's incredibly emotive rethink 'For Life', originally featuring A.Fruit. We also love the rave-ready basslines of Dom Corleone's 'Yo Body' VIP mix and the junglist slices of 'Underground' from Alexandre.
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BMC 027
05 Nov 19
Footwork/Juke
05 Nov 19
Footwork/Juke
Review: Black Marble collective are back at it again, here ready to continue their impressive run of releases with the latest drop from Frenquency, unveiling eight brand new corkers, showcasing a large range of styles within the footwork expanse. Throughout the release we see a number of wicked features, including Bankster on 'U Want', BSN Posse on the junglistic 'My World', Atactic on the spooky overtones of 'Soundbwoi Dead' and Taro on the colourful chord movements of 'Gamelan People'. For us, the two stand out recordings on this one have to be the crunchy yet super atmospheric 'Fluencia', followed by the super percussive swings of 'Tokyodesu'.
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BMC026-R
28 Jun 19
Footwork/Juke
28 Jun 19
Footwork/Juke
