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Played by: Juno Recommends Bass
Review: Seeing a new drop from the Simply Deep team is always an exciting thing, with them being such a varied label showcasing numerous sounds. In the hot seat this time around, we have Fluid Matter, who is on hand to deliver a spectacular four tracker, kicking off with the slower, dampened textures and fluttering melodic designs of 'Loss', which acts as a serious thrill-ride through electronic themes. Next, the skippy, more garage-influenced drum textures and sweeping sub-bass pushes of 'Dance With Demons' arrive to lift all eyebrows in-sight, before we dive further into a more tech-inspired creation with the triplet drum punches and constantly shifting bass designs of 'Midnight Dip' supplying us with another directional switch. Finally, Solma gets involved on remix duty to send 'Midnight Dip' to the breaksy chopper, giving it a twisted, drum-driven theme to close us out in style.
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SD 032
09 Jul 21
Bass
09 Jul 21
Bass
Review: The Simply Deep team are back at it again with another back of goodness, this time inviting the powerful sounds of Podo inside for a seven track thrill ride. The title track 'Percy' is the perfect blend of old school dubstep heat and new school electronic creation, fusing grizzly reesey synths with spacey melodies and minimal drums. Having kicked off with such a powerful start, 'Roller' takes us in a very different direction, focussing on minimal percussion and a much more spacious vibe, with 'Ruined Record' then following up with an unusual display of dissonant LFO designs to add to the eerie feel. The delicate bass twists and jazzy chord structures of 'Reese's Pieces' then round off the originals in style, before the Simply Deep regulars let loose on a bag of exciting remixes. All three get busy on 'Ruined Record', with Tik&Borrow & Luciv firstly providing an emotional, synth heavy recreation, Aerotonin giving us a choppy, colourful overhaul and Dubzta reworking the original into a grimey sizzler for good measure.
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SD 031
10 May 21
Deep Dubstep
10 May 21
Deep Dubstep
Review: The most exciting thing we know about Tik&Borrow as a production duo is that we genuinely never know what we are going to get next from them, with their production palette at this point being too wide to tell. This latest five tracker on SimplyDeep however is a perfect look into their dubstep roots, kicking off with this grizzly bass grips of the title track 'Torn', followed closely by the distant pluck delays of 'Guitar Dub' and super electronic synth punches of 'Bogus'. From here we dive into the remix corner, with Imanzi firstly arriving with a wavy, synth-led rethink of 'Guitar Dub', followed by grimey overhaul of 'Bogus' for good measure!
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SD 030
05 Mar 21
Deep Dubstep
05 Mar 21
Deep Dubstep
Review: Simply Deep have been on a serious roll of late, constantly seeking out exciting new music from across the underground spectrum for us all the enjoy. This latest drop from Barom Run sees them more into LP mode, with this gargantuan new selection featuring eleven tasty creations, including the super synthy experiment entitled 'Run Circles', which takes the part of title track. So many areas are explored within this tracklisting, from the dusty sample work of 'Contest'; to the heavyweight synthesizer sidechains of 'Vessel' and super crunchy drum work within 'Meek'. The project also comes complete with some seriously cool remix additions from Gnischrew, Noble and Korin Complex, making this a fabulous first long play of the year for team Simply Deep.
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SD 029
29 Jan 21
Deep Dubstep
29 Jan 21
Deep Dubstep
Played by: Juno Recommends Dubstep
Review: What a way to put the finishing touches on what really has been a top quality year of new music for the Simply Deep team, with Aerotonin constantly supplying us with exciting new artists to enjoy. This brand new EP sees them welcome MUNGK inside for a fabulous selection, kicking off with the incredible eerie melodic reflections and bassy drives of 'Tarot', followed by the dungeon-ready percussive powers of 'Dabke' and the bulbous bass stab and emotive vocal slice combos of 'Reflections'. The remixes are when it gets even more interesting however, with Hypho first popping up to give an even more delicate spin to 'Tarot', before Hunter Reed sends the track down a much more moogy avenue. Finally, Khromi overhauls 'Dabke' into a melodic epic, rounding off this wonderful creation nicely.
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SD 028
28 Dec 20
Deep Dubstep
28 Dec 20
Deep Dubstep
Review: The thing we have always loved and will continue to love about the Simply Deep imprint, is their commitment to exploring the unknown. They are never afraid to take their releases into uncharted territory, with this new slap from Moosiqunt being a scorcher to say the least. We begin with the haunted atmospheric design and unpredictable percussive expressions of 'Refugium', which gives us a real look forward into what we can truly expect. Next, 'Untitled' combines a more traditional drum backing with bubbling textures for something a tad different, before Sedan arrives for two exceptional collaborative pieces alongside 'Scetta' who adds his sauce without spoiling the broth. Finally, we move into our remix section, with Woven Thorns giving 'Untitled' a more conventional yet moodier dubstep feel, before Stizzla & Eater remix the track into a sub-aquatic slap'. Incredible scenes!
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SD 027
30 Oct 20
Deep Dubstep
30 Oct 20
Deep Dubstep
Review: What we have come to adore about the SimplyDeep catalogue is how truly unique it has become. As a label they feel no fear in exploring the more experimental areas of sound, with Big Hands providing the latest unorthodox ammunition. We begin with the post industrial drum tremors and metallic synthesis of 'Karma', followed by both the shuffling percussive fusions of 'Peruvian Fever' and crunchy half-time drum manoeuvres of 'Drone Dens'. Finally, we jump into the remix section of the project as we welcome OldGold inside to rework 'Peruvian Fever' into funky-infused journey into rhythmic possibility.
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SD 026
16 Oct 20
Bass
16 Oct 20
Bass
Review: We have been loving the direction Simply Deep have been taking with their releases in recent times, with this new crusher from Dunman being the epitome of their ambition. We begin with the stunning '99 Basslines', an epic system destroyer, driven by pulsating subs, subtle horn stabs and a super catchy vocal slice. This is then followed by the minimal drum work and sliding bass tones of 'R2D2' before the more soulful harmonic layering and glitchy synth stabs of 'Suede Shoes' delivers a difference in sonics. Next up, we get super grimey with the choppy drum switches and classic nostalgic sampling of 'War Fi Dem', before Deeks & Rame join forces for an official vocal version entitled 'Mad'. Finally, Dunman supplies us with another switch up as the jumpy clap patterns and sweeping soundscaping of 'Pistol Nights' provides a real sonic switch up, before Kage puts the final touches on the EP with a high energy shake-up of '99 Basslines'. Amazing work.
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SD 025
03 Sep 20
Deep Dubstep
03 Sep 20
Deep Dubstep
Review: SimplyDeep have been building quite the reputation as a breeding pool for incredible new musicians, with this latest release seeing them unleash the rawcus dubstep styles of Crimson to the party. The project begins with the mechanical timbres of 'Genesis' running wild, before the title track 'Logos' unleashes a set of lofi drum exhalations amidst some well sampled eastern woodwind. From here, the slower bass paces of 'Redemption', the bubbling percussion of 'Sktch' and euphoric arpeggiators and destructive bass tones of 'Perception' all add something very unique to the tracklisting. We then round out with two scorching remixes, with both J-Shadow and Moosiqunt providing well thought out overhauls of 'Sktch' to put the finishing touches on an outstanding body of work!
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SD 024
05 Jun 20
Deep Dubstep
05 Jun 20
Deep Dubstep
Played by: NAZA
Review: We have come to really look forward to Simply Deep releases, who again touchdown with an impressive selection here as they welcome the super experimental sounds of J-Shadow, one of the most unique producers working within the tech-grime hybrid bracket. Kicking off with the unpredictable rhythms of the title track 'Modulator', running through the spacey pad textures of 'Gene & Defect', the glistening percussion of 'Side-Step', the choppy snare slaps of 'Inflation' and haunting harmonic structures of 'Glaciers', this EP proves to be an expert showcasing in the science of sound. This one also comes complete with three top quality remix additions from the likes of 9TRANE, Jubley and Pro.Tone, making it one of the most unique packages of 2020 so far.
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SD 023
29 Apr 20
Deep Dubstep
29 Apr 20
Deep Dubstep
Played by: NAZA
Review: We are always pleased to see a new drop from the Simply Deep team materialize, knowing that they more often than not supply us with something incredibly original. Today, we see them link together Imanzi & Kontent for a fireball of an EP entitled 'Fidget Dub'. Firstly, Imanzi rolls out solo on 'Only Hope', a swampy stuttering sub-infused explosion of sound, followed by the title track 'Fidget Dub', which works as a syncopated glitchy piece of brilliance. On remix duty, Pharma steps forward to 'Fidget Dub' into an industrial dubstep stomp, giving the EP an entirely new edge!
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SD 022
30 Jan 20
Deep Dubstep
30 Jan 20
Deep Dubstep
Played by: Tik&Borrow
Review: This is an EP that oozes class from start to finish, and for us, sits pretty solidly as one of the most powerful dubstep releases of 2019 as OME lands of Simply Deep for five tracks of pure brilliance. We kick off with 'Another', a shimmering behemoth of glittering flutey tones and whirling atmospheric pads, followed by the warbling crunches of 'Way Too Far'. Next up, we face the haunting arpeggios of 'Luna Sangrante' before diving into a pair of very well designe remixes. Firstly, Busted Fingerz flips 'Another' into an apocalyptic grimey explosion, with Allone then reimagining 'Way Too Far' into a smooth hip hop roller. Awesome stuff!
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SD 021
11 Dec 19
Deep Dubstep
11 Dec 19
Deep Dubstep
Review: It's been a top year for Imajika, who has continued to unveil tasty releases since the start of 2019. He here touches down on Simply Deep for a top notch drop, kicking off with the hard hitting synth structures and swinging percussion of 'Hear Now' before 'Almanac' arrives with spooky chimes and crunchy atmospherics. We then leap into a horde of remixes as Arta & Imanzi spin fantastic rethinks of 'Hear Now', with Gleb Choutov spinning Alamanc into an eerie roller, followed by Imajika's own rework of Mindapple from Opus, one of SimplyDeep's most popular ever drops. Awesome stuff!
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SD 020
27 Nov 19
Deep Dubstep
27 Nov 19
Deep Dubstep
Review: Ah, what a wonderful time to be alive. The sun is shining, the cider is flowing and Simply Deep are back at it again with another banging project release, this time coming to us from Sam ULG. The title track for this one goes by the name of 'DUBLR' and is a stunning piece of synthetic sound design and harmonic structure, with beautiful chord arrangements making way for super punchy grime style drum work as the track progresses. On the flip, the incredible melodic ideas continue to flow as 'Vivid Dreams' leaves us in an emotional, nostalgic state. We also see a wicked pair of remixes from the likes of Duckem and Korin Complex, who put the finishing touches on a wicked body of work.
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SD 018
02 Aug 19
Bass
02 Aug 19
Bass
Review: Simply Deep are at it again here as the Aerotonin's forward thinking bass project moves into a brand new package, this time housing some naughty breaksy bass hybrids from Imanzi. We kick off with 'Totem', which takes high energy drum inserts and combines them with writhing bass sounds, kicking the EP off with a serious dose of energy. Next up, we take a more steppers inspired road as Imzani joins forces with Mungk on the tribalistic tastings of 'Kapa Haka', before we land on the grimey synthesizers and wobbling kick patterns of '2147'. Finally, OME joins the party with a glitchy rethink of '2147', providing some new energies to round off the project in style.
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SD 017
31 May 19
Bass
31 May 19
Bass
Review: We always have time for Simply Deep, a label that refuse to be confined to a box of singular sounds, having put together top quality releases across grime, dubstep, bass and beyond. Here they introduce Black Mags to the catalogue across four corking originals, beginning with the minimalist techno tones of 'Badda' and fluid reversed synthesized structure of 'Destroy'. Next, the title track 'Embargo' arrives with some tasty lo-fi chord progressions before the hard hitting clap madness of 'Network' is let loose. On remix duty, Big Hands first reworks the title track into a groovy twisting recreation, before Gideon Greene steers it down a techno inspired reimagining.
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SD 016
26 Apr 19
Bass
26 Apr 19
Bass
Played by: Juno Recommends Bass
Review: SimplyDeep continue their very exciting run of releases here as they invite new recruit Clork in for a really experimental selection, jam packed with original energy and creative production techniques. We begin with the tech-infused designs of 'Drill', a composition perfect for describing SimplyDeep's current direction in the bass scene, swerving between hard hitting 4x4 drum arrangements and catchy vocal slices. Next we swim amongst the weird and wonderful realms of hypnosis as 'High Council' deploys trippy atmospheric synthesizers and choppy rolling kicks to send us into a daze. Epoch then gets involved on remix duty for 'High Council', adding even more atmosphere to this dazzling design.
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SD 015
29 Mar 19
Bass
29 Mar 19
Bass
Review: It's been an awesome year for the SimplyDeep team, who have striven from the start of the year to supply us all with original, creative and quirky bass music, with this latest serving from remnts really putting the metaphorical cherry on the cake. As a producer, remnts boasts an extremely colourful style, with crazy synths running wild, the title track 'internet aint real' being the creation that boasts this trait most highly! Second up we have 'Ethos', another spacey piece of magnificence, before landing on the final original entitled 'War Mode'. This one is a pitbull of a composition, packed to breaking point with dark melodies and tasty drum creations. On remix duty we check out Defiant, who chops and screws 'internet ain't real' into an almost unrecognisable grime anthem.
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SD 014
28 Dec 18
Bass
28 Dec 18
Bass
Review: The Simply Deep movement has had a pretty impressive year, with a number of top draw releases finding their way into our charts. They are back again, this time alongside the weird and wonderful sounds of Korin Complex, who unveils this highly experimental seven track selection. We begin with the bubbly syncopations of 'Density', before stepping up the pace across the lethal leads in 'Ancient Contact' and the dubwise delights of 'Can't Know It'. Next up, we are treated to the heavyweight LFO expanses of the 'Adeptus' VIP mix, followed by the earthy, breaksy rolls of 'Espresso'. We aren't done there however, as Darkraqqen steps forward for an uber trippy scattering of 'Density', with The Greys following suit in his powerful revamp of 'Can't Know It'.
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SD 012
26 Oct 18
Deep Dubstep
26 Oct 18
Deep Dubstep
Played by: Aerotonin (Simply Deep)
Review: We were thrilled to hear of this collaboration before it dropped on the store and we couldn't be more excited to have it lining the shelves as new school grime heavyweight: Defiant teams up with the explosive vocal presence of Rame for 'Warlord'. On a production level, it's packed with grimey energy, driven by Defiant's outstanding instrumental design and Rame's enthralling vocal performance, making this a must have for any grime selector. Simply Deep have certainly struck gold on this one
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SD 011
28 Sep 18
Bass
28 Sep 18
Bass
Review: After exciting appearances previously across Simply Deep compilations, Jubley makes his mark with a full blown debut EP, encompassing his signature sound down to a T. We begin with the title track 'Orient', which blends spacey textures with eastern style vocal samples, creating an eerie atmosphere from the off. Next up we move into the more UKG inspired rhythms and grooves of 'Pacemaker', focussing on exciting sub movements and skippy percussive ideas. To follow up we have 'Blind', a subtle techy expanse, pulling together robotic synths and sharp drum designs, perfect for the blend. We finish up with Sensei's exciting rework of 'Jubley', upping the pace with some techno influenced percussive atmospherics, putting the icing on the cake for a wicked debut project from Jubley.
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SD 010
27 Aug 18
Bass
27 Aug 18
Bass
Review: A great discovery offered by British label Simply Deep on the occasion of their ninth outing, managed by Aerotonin and Opus. They call in Usurp The Throne, who makes his first recording here with an excellent original entitled "Proper Tings". The release of the EP reveals a producer whose style is already very strong, composing at a tempo as close to grime as it is to footwork and trap and perfectly marrying the halftime tendencies of all. Remixes come from Ether: who takes the track into deep dubstep territory, Imanzi who turns it into a frantic junglist stepper and Aranha - who turns it into an evocative bass-driven roller.
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SD 009
30 Jul 18
Bass
30 Jul 18
Bass
Review: Mexican-style bass music here from the audio-visual project of Demian Lara aka Pro.tone, back with the Interjection EP for the UK's Simply Deep. From the dystopian post-dubstep fury of "Remote" to the fiercely rolling electro crossover of EP standout "Point A" and the deep futurist dub experiment of "Swipe", Pro.tone proves exactly why he is slowly and solidly gaining his space in the UK bass music scene. There are some absolutely killer remixes offered up as part of the package too: particular highlights being Plaza's deep dubstep remix of "Swipe" that's sure to get some lighters in the air, while Kinsman's Pointless remix of "Point A" nails that classic nu-skool breaks vibe of old.
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SD 008
26 Mar 18
Bass
26 Mar 18
Bass
Review: As far as UK based labels go, Simply Deep are certainly one of the more innovative imprints, always looking to forge their own path without feeling any genre boundaries. This release see's them team up with rising star Opus for a dubstep diversion, supplying us with solid six track selection. Our highlights straight from the off have to include the ghastly title track 'Mindapple' which takes a blend of wobbly percussion and sinister synthesis and crafts something extraordinary. We are also treated to the eerie arrangement of 'Lightbound' which features fantastic vocal content from Flipz Mc, along with the off-the-cuff waspy synthesis and alien soundscapes of 'Clusterfrack'.
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SD 007
05 Mar 18
Bass
05 Mar 18
Bass
Played by: Sensei
Review: Man like KXVU returns to Simply Deep for his first full label EP and he's packing the classical tones. "Guinevere" is all about the orchestration and variation as various instruments layer and strip back over a sprightly melody. Grand but not garish, it's one for the big dreamers and full steamers. Other highlights include the Joker-style walkabout bassline and pipe-blazing melodic flourishes of "Lancealot" while "Artorius Castus" is the ultimate finale fight sequence in the Roman drama of your life. A real Ben Hurrter, you might say. Throw in remixes from Opus (sub-oceanic trippy tropical) and Hamdi (24th century trap) and you've got yourself a killer collection. Baroque and roll.
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SD 006
06 Nov 17
Dirty Dubstep/Trap/Grime
06 Nov 17
Dirty Dubstep/Trap/Grime
Review: Simply Deep comes through with a new debutant, and the man has some serious Mojoe to his bass! The fresh-faced producer sounds like he's been doing this for a while and, judging by the singular, provoking constructions of "YhYH" and "12.7mm", he's no stranger to the everlasting grime heritage. "Ombar" brings in some melodic relief to the stripped beats and stop-start rhythms circling in the air, while Chemist RNS and Aaee add some more bounce and a load more bass-weight to the opening two tunes. This be some neo-grime business - ya dun'know!
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SD 005
11 Sep 17
Bass
11 Sep 17
Bass
Various
Review: The promotional platform turned record label Simply Deep present a strong compilation of ten exclusive tracks for the imprint's debut outing. What once was simply a music promotion service is now branching into a larger operation for Simply Deep. Wishing to support talent where it is due, the label are on the constant lookout for new and aspiring artists who are making quality music, regardless of genre specifics. Highlights on their second label compilation include the dark and bass driven street level antics of Jordan's "Falling", the deep dubstep done to perfection (what a bassline!) on Chemist RNS - "Clubbin", the savage grime tendencies of KXVU's "Peak For You" and Opus & Loudcutta's paranoid and dystopian trip "Travella".
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SDC 002
11 Jul 17
Bass
11 Jul 17
Bass
Played by: Lowquid, Pro.tone, Majora, Juno Recommends Bass, GANESA (Jelly Bean Farm), Cabasa, Cloaka, Aerotonin (Simply Deep), Hypho, Squane, Sensei
Review: They might be young, they might be prone to a few more hertz than is physically required, but the Simply Deep label know how to find the hottest new talent from around the globe. Particularly the UK. Sensei steps into the limelight with this dastardly six-tracker, led by the opening shudders of "Prosecution", and backed by the broken beats and pounding sub-bas of "Outlet". "Show Me" adds a little r&b sensitivity in the mix, a subtle injection that manages to retain the griminess of Sensei's style, but the badness comes from the remixes of "Outlet" - Black Mags produces a gun-toting monster of a tune, while Nuvaman turns in a glorious jungle version with a little half-step edge.
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SD 004
16 Jan 17
Bass
16 Jan 17
Bass
