Spearhead Records is a UK-based liquid drum & bass label, founded in 2005 by Steve Jeffery aka BCee. From smooth, sunset-kissed sounds to deep, lighter-raising productions, Spearhead has rolled out countless smile-igniting bangers like Netsky’s ‘I Refuse’, LSB’s ‘Loop Of Love’, S.P.Y’s ‘By Your Side’, BCee & Charlotte Haining’s ‘More Than Words’ and Villem & McLeod’s ‘Let It Breathe’ (feat Leo Wood). Future Retro is Spearhead’s sub-label.
Review: London Elektricity continues to pummel us with majestic new workouts. While much of it has been on his own new label Fast Soul Music, he's also releasing on a range of super respected labels this year such as Bcee's Spearhead. Here's a little flavour featuring the amazing Ruth Royall. Sparkling, jazzy and loose in all the right rhythmic places, this shines as brightly as the title suggests. More please.
Review: In the ever-evolving landscape of drum & bass, few artists have maintained such consistent excellence as Swedish producer Seba. His latest offering, "Oni," released on Spearhead Records, shows his production abilities and artistic vision, presenting ten meticulously crafted tracks that showcase Seba's signature sound while exploring new sonic territories. The album strikes a delicate balance between dancefloor functionality and deep, contemplative listening experiences. The title track "Oni" sets the tone for the album, demonstrating Seba's ability to craft complex rhythmic structures while maintaining an ethereal atmosphere. "Air" and "Smoke" stand out as prime examples of his production prowess, featuring his characteristic layered synthesizers and precise drum programming that has become his hallmark over the years. Collaborations bring additional depth to the album, with Robert Manos's contribution on "Easy" adding a human element to the otherwise largely instrumental collection. For longtime followers of Seba's work, "Oni" will feel both familiar and fresh - it carries the DNA of his previous releases while pushing forward into new territory. For newcomers, it serves as an excellent introduction to one of drum & bass's most consistent and innovative producers.
Review: 13 tracks with 13 different vocalists; BCee's seventh artist album takes us on an exciting trip across the D&Bsphere by way of a wide range of rich, soulful and powerful textures and narratives. Zara Kershaw, Degs, Liam Bailey, Catching Cairo, Solah, Thomas Oliver and Tempza are just some of the amazing talents the Spearhead bossman has collaborated with and vibes range from deep, contemporary funk ('Gamble' with Javeon & Abi Flynn), dreamy gospel-graced funk 'Never Too High' (with Solah), the darker dips and flecks of 'Say It Ain't So' (with T.R.A.C.) and the warm, wholesome reflections and harmonies of Degs on 'Imposter'. It's a good day to be a BCee fan.
Review: The Spearhead massive have delivered some seriously high grade weaponry with this new set of originals, inviting some of the most exciting names across drum and bass together for this wicked new compilation by the name 'Soul Warming Sonics'. From the rave-ready vocal barrages of Emba's remix of 'Karma' from The Vanguard Project to DSP's abstract future-jungle synth switch ups on 'Index', this project really does tick all the boxes for a modern-day raver. With the full project featuring 18 scorching originals, we are almost spoilt for choice, but our favourites would have to include the warm bassline bounces of LSB's 'Golden', the sunshine synthesiser sweeps of BCee & Charlotte Haining's 'Is It Real?' and of course the absolute dynamite stick that is 'Feels Like' from Lens, which sees Workforce get busy across a thunderous rework. Fire from start to finish!
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