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Southpoint
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STPT 098I
26 Jan 21
UK Garage
26 Jan 21
UK Garage
Review: As always with the Southpoint imprint, it looks like they have delivered another treat for us here as homegrown heavyweight and flag flyer: Bushbaby touches down with a pair of spicy singles, with two different versions of his brand new creation entitled 'Addicted'. This release marks a different direction for Bushbaby as he moves towards a much more tech-house influenced sound, with the A-side focussing on powerful, moogy subs below a wash of pounding drum slaps and stripped back percussive designs. On the flip-side, the 'Burner' mix takes an even moodier route, with subtle bassline pressure and distant pad textures supplying the additional juice. It's a fantastic two-tracker, giving us a taste of Bushbaby's future endeavours.
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STPT 072
09 Apr 21
UK Garage
09 Apr 21
UK Garage
Played by: Juno Recommends UK Garage
Review: Following on from a very successful relaunch of their Southpoint: Introducing brand, the STPT team are back at it again with yet another fiery single, this time welcoming the sounds of Ryan Gallus into the fold. Debuting therefore for the first time as a solo artist, he delivers a real punch of summer with this brand new single entitled 'Easy To Love'. Through a combination of really well thought out vocal samples, super colourful percussive melodies and an overall sunshine feel, this one is perfect for your forthcoming summer playlist planning and is yet another top quality drop from the Southpoint team!
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STPT 101I
09 Mar 21
UK Garage
09 Mar 21
UK Garage
Played by: Juno Recommends UK Garage
Review: Over the last five years we have seen Southpoint explore so many different avenues of bass and underground dance music, that we have learned to expect the unexpected. They are back at it again, this time unveiling a brand new duo by the name of Cortese, who stun us with this vibrant four track expanse. We begin with the outstanding melodic structures and breakbeat influences of 'Casualty', giving us some serious euphoric flavour before the title track 'Off-Axis' delivers a super catchy piece of vocal sampling over shaking garage-style drums. From here, 'Sun Comes Up' unleashes yet more exciting breakbeat action with a vibrant sense of rhythm and drive, before 'Neon Streams' provides us with the perfect outro, swimming in beautiful synthy reverbs and a constantly shifting arrangement style. This is a duo to keep an eye on!
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STPT 071
26 Feb 21
UK Garage
26 Feb 21
UK Garage
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STPT 025X
06 Oct 23
UK Garage
06 Oct 23
UK Garage
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STPT 098A
10 Feb 23
UK Garage
10 Feb 23
UK Garage
Played by: Juno Recommends UK Garage
Review: With the Southpoint brand continuing to grow across both it's hometown of Brighton and around the rest of the UK, they have invited one of their most exciting duos back inside for a powerful two-track punch, exploring the perfect middle ground between hard hitting breaks and glittering garage flavour. We begin with the jittering vocal jolts and stunning melodic infusions of 'One Day', a super vibrant bounce that allows the Cortese combination to show off their most unique production approaches. On the flip, moogy bass melts and spacious pads lead the way, topped off with more fabulous work as 'Burnin' arrives as a fabulous B-side, giving us a sense of breaksy perspective and also rounding out the project in style!
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STPT 099
31 Mar 23
UK Garage
31 Mar 23
UK Garage
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STPT 095I
17 Nov 20
Deep Dubstep
17 Nov 20
Deep Dubstep
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STPT 069A
03 Dec 20
UK Garage
03 Dec 20
UK Garage
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STPT 110I
20 Jul 21
Bass
20 Jul 21
Bass
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STPT 096I
01 Dec 20
Dirty Dubstep/Trap/Grime
01 Dec 20
Dirty Dubstep/Trap/Grime
Review: The common theme of Southpoint's super-consistent run of releases over the last five years is that they really aren't afraid to try something different and new, with their roster constantly expanding to welcome some fantastic new faces. After a wicked debut on their Introducing imprint, Weagle makes the jump to the full catalogue with two sizzling garage originals, kicking off with the vibrant vocal slices and colourful melodic arrangement of 'Lucky'. On the flip, the quirky vocal twists and unique-sounding synthesizer action of 'Stormin' takes the EP down a much more experimental sounding avenue to round off a terrific debut!
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STPT 074
28 May 21
UK Garage
28 May 21
UK Garage
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STPT 102I
23 Mar 21
Funky/Club House
23 Mar 21
Funky/Club House
Review: As the Southpoint team continue to grow and expand their powerful catalogue of original bass music, they welcome the sounds of the much sought after Kiddah, who unveils his quality with a spicy four track masterclass. The title track 'Grip' is exactly what the doctor ordered, fusing together lethal reese action and gnarly drum breaks, kicking us off with a fiery introduction. From here, MRo's sumptuous vocal talents swim into view on 'The Way', another luscious landscape of tasty breaks and vibrant subs. Finally, Kiddah sends the EP down a completely different route as Diligent Fingers arrives for a powerful vocal on the raucous dubstep designs of 'Run Di Place Red'. The combination of these three heaters is something truly special, topped off by the addition of the 'Run Di Place Red' instrumental mix for good measure.
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STPT 073
30 Apr 21
UK Garage
30 Apr 21
UK Garage
Played by: Mr Brainz
Review: Well, it was only a matter of time before this one came together as Earthnut's recent run of form continues with a long awaited debut Southpoint EP. Having released some of the most popular UKG tracks of the past few years, the STPT team invite the creativity of this fantastic production duo to run wild across three scorchers, beginning with the glitchy arpeggios and hard hitting horn stabs of 'Sea Anomaly'. Next, we move into the alien-like chord shifts and digital atmospheric designs of 'Estrella Breath', before rounding up our journey through this one with the aquatic melodies and sweeping LFO textures of 'Maybe So Really'. Incredible stuff!
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STPT 061
21 Apr 20
UK Garage
21 Apr 20
UK Garage
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STPT 008X
30 May 19
UK Garage
30 May 19
UK Garage
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STPT 094I
03 Nov 20
UK Garage
03 Nov 20
UK Garage
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STPT 107I
11 Jun 21
UK Garage
11 Jun 21
UK Garage
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STPT 069I
08 Oct 19
UK Garage
08 Oct 19
UK Garage
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STPT 074I
26 Nov 19
Dirty Dubstep/Trap/Grime
26 Nov 19
Dirty Dubstep/Trap/Grime
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STPT 043I
15 Jan 19
Dirty Dubstep/Trap/Grime
15 Jan 19
Dirty Dubstep/Trap/Grime
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STPT 072I
12 Nov 19
Dirty Dubstep/Trap/Grime
12 Nov 19
Dirty Dubstep/Trap/Grime
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STPT 068I
24 Sep 19
Dirty Dubstep/Trap/Grime
24 Sep 19
Dirty Dubstep/Trap/Grime
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STPT 081A
07 Jan 22
Breakbeat
07 Jan 22
Breakbeat
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STPT 114I
19 Oct 21
Breakbeat
19 Oct 21
Breakbeat
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STPT 080
26 Nov 21
Deep Dubstep
26 Nov 21
Deep Dubstep
Review: Pull up! MoJoe and Chemist RNS's Triple S project hits album-sized proportions with this powerfully explorative bass document. Insanely sharp grime beats such as the groaning "Seen" and the concrete crumbling "Skrillah" act as the spine running through the body of work but the real treat here are the deviations and excursions; the jazzy, off-grid UKG funk or "New Shh", the 23rd century electro breakbeats on "Real", the skittish drums and gamey textures of the title track or Drax's dark wave remix, the list goes on...
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STPT 029
17 Aug 17
Deep Dubstep
17 Aug 17
Deep Dubstep
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STPT 109I
29 Jun 21
Electro House
29 Jun 21
Electro House
