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Redlight feat Shanique Marie
Played by: Juno Recommends Progressive House
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LOB 001E
28 Jul 23
Progressive House
28 Jul 23
Progressive House
Played by: Monkey Wrench
Review: Mouth is the follow up release to last year's Pronto release on Lobster Boy, and has already won support from the likes of BBC 1's Annie Mac and Danny Tenaglia. It's not hard to understand why this EP has such widespread appeal; on "Zombie" Boeke deploys tribal drums and insistent bursts of percussion as a backdrop for a series of repetitive vocal loops. "Galera" is in a similar vein but is more noisy and abrasive, as sirens and wild riffs build and build. Last but certainly not least is the title track; peppered with noisy stabs, siren riffs and incessant vocals, its relentless rhythm will ensure that it becomes a party staple over the summer season.
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LOB 043
27 Apr 18
Progressive House
27 Apr 18
Progressive House
Played by: Koast (Durkle Disco)
Review: London's Lobster Boy are back with a promising upstart in the form of Boeke. While not much is known of him/her as yet, expect to be hearing good things after the world gets a listen to "Pronto", a slamming latin techno exercise with infectious syncopated rhythm, tribal chants and and heck load of bass, of course. Second offering "Favela" leaves nothing to the imagination: this one getting some proper old school Baile funk vibes happening: which will blow the doors right off! Rolling bass, chopped up vocals and some more sick bongos to keep the kids dancing.
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LOB 039
18 Aug 17
Minimal/Tech House
18 Aug 17
Minimal/Tech House
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LOB 036
28 Apr 17
Bass
28 Apr 17
Bass
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LOB 028
03 Jun 16
Minimal/Tech House
03 Jun 16
Minimal/Tech House
Played by: Chris Lake
Review: London's Redlight delivers the first single from his new album X Colour which will be released very soon on Lobster Boy. Following up the hit singles "Threshold" and "Metronome", "Blood Moon" is a driving and adrenalised electro house jam that has a sick bassline and welcome surefire artillery for any serious DJs arsenal in the vein of D. Ramirez or more recently Will Clarke. This young gun is definitely one to watch!
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LOB 023
29 Apr 16
Minimal/Tech House
29 Apr 16
Minimal/Tech House
Review: Mak and Pasteman should not be categorised as being 'bass artists'. A better way to coin their styles would be to say that they make pretty fierce and excellent DANCE music. This latest collaboration on Lobster Boy seems them in a surprising techno mood, which at first is more contained and steady on the breaks through "Call 2 Me", before turning all hawkish and German on us through the highly recommended banger that is "Le Freak". Solid.
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LOB 019
15 Apr 16
Bass
15 Apr 16
Bass
Played by: Juno Recommends Minimal Tech
Review: Quadrants main man and Merseyside's finest Mele is back with Queens Day: no doubt a tribute to Amsterdam's best party of the year and what a fitting soundtrack it is. A Latin-esque Carnival flavoured track that crosses over with bass music splendidly. Those whistles and steel drums are pretty sick, but just wait for that drop! Second track "Body Thing" continues on with the Latin festive vibes; those steel drums go even more ballistic with even more funk, this track could easily mix well with some summery big room tech house for monstrous effect.
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LOB 018
19 Feb 16
Minimal/Tech House
19 Feb 16
Minimal/Tech House
Review: Yeah boy! We hadn't heard or seen from garage legend MJ Cole in a good while, and every time we see a new EP from the man pop onto our laps, we find it difficult to stay still in our seats. Sadly, this latest appearance on Lobster Boy is a brief one, with the excellent "Alcatraz" being the only tune on offer; however, it does satisfy our every need through some rough, pounding house beats, and de-tuned vocal samples that simply call to the dance floor. It's a tune that pretty much any DJ on the planet can enjoy, and tool it up to just about anything. Heavy, as expected.
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LOB 017
12 Feb 16
Bass
12 Feb 16
Bass
Review: Redlight isn't messing around, that's for damn sure. The Bristolian has already released on Mercury and Polydor, two major majors, and now he's back up on Lobster Boy with a new album! The "Intro" sets the scene perfectly to an LP that explores the various shades of house and club music, a start that falls neatly into a funky, seductive bassline house number in "Gold Teeth". "Lessons" offers listeners a bit more of a classic house sound, while cuts such as "Lion Jungle" - which features none other than Prodigy - verge onto more UK-centric, hip-hop-filtered sounds, and others like "Threshold" drop us into pop / r&b territories. The latter is particularly suited to radio playback, and it's no wonder why this guy has been released on such big labels.
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LOB 015D
13 Nov 15
Funky/Club House
13 Nov 15
Funky/Club House
Review: It's been a while since we've been graced with the presence of some bass science from Mella Dee, his last appearance coming from Scucci Manucci's household, and we were heavily impressed with those particular excursions. "Here" sets the scene nicely with its subtle, distant pseudo breaks in the intro, beats that become unleashed after the first drop, and gel into a heavy bass groove. The title track "Trellick" is like a rework of an old-school jungle tune - more bass and more high-tec, of course - whereas "Keep On" has grime running through its system, and although the jungle breaks are still very much alive, the texture and sequence of the low-ends tells another story. Recommended!
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LOB 013D
30 Oct 15
Bass
30 Oct 15
Bass
Redlight feat Roses Gabor
Review: It's business as usual from London's Lobster Boy label. Bristol bad boy Redlight teams up with the sultry vocals of Roses Gabor for a dirty, late night bass driven ditty on "Metronome". There's just as much bump and shuffle as there is low end on this unashamedly UK track. And just wait until you hear that absolutely mental drop. Represent!
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LOB 017S
25 Oct 15
Deep House
25 Oct 15
Deep House
Played by: Chubb Nice, Mooqee, Juno Recommends Funky House, Klient, James Mannion, Prude Le Rude, Kry Wolf
Review: "Ambience" from the creatively restless Mele surfaces courtesy of yet another new home, Lobster Boy. The reluctance to be held down to one style is also pleasingly present too, with Mele delivering two new bass bombs, with the title track's carnival-esque fusion of deep tribal beats, diva vocals and absurd breakdown, as well as the quirky, helium laser attack of "UFOZ". Typical Mele - always ahead of the pack.
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LOB 012
24 Jul 15
Funky/Club House
24 Jul 15
Funky/Club House
Review: Bristol bass man Redlight takes a one-way trip from the '90s and polishes up his finest set of grills while en route. Following a similar hooky vocal structure from 2014's summer smash, "Gold Teeth" is fronted by a sultry fem-bot listing disparate ingredients to a futuristic rockstar life. What's more, she's backed by a super-slinky booty bass breakbeat groove that pops and wriggles with full-bodied classic electro panache. Sweeter than lemonade.
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LOBDD 01
22 Feb 15
Bass
22 Feb 15
Bass
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LOB 007D
30 Sep 13
Funky/Club House
30 Sep 13
Funky/Club House
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LOB 008D
10 Jun 13
Bass
10 Jun 13
Bass
