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Played by: High Roll, DJ Ollie, Juno Recommends Drum & Bass, Juno Recommends Dubstep, NAZA, Sikka, DASEPLATE
Review: Not many tracks are as widely renowned as Nasty Habits' (AKA Doc Scott) 'Shadow Boxing', a seminal number from the 1990s which you'll still hear out in clubs to this day (well, not right now). It's therefore about time it was given more remix treatment, as Benny L, Traumatize, J:Kenzo and Scott himself step up to bring us four new versions. Benny L's is hotly anticipated and the talented producer has stretched things out and toughened them up, leaving you on your seat with the suspense of his two-minute-plus introduction that gives way to a refined, growly take on that signature bassline. J:Kenzo contributes some percussive steppiness, whilst Traumatize injects some grit and Scotty rolls things out even more. Outstanding.
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31RSSHADOW 25D
08 Jan 21
Drum & Bass / Jungle
08 Jan 21
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Played by: Soul Intent
Review: Estonian producer and head honcho at DubThing and DepthWise, Thing steps up to Doc Scott's 31 imprint with two slick iced-out gems. "Future Roots" rolls with slippery sonic attitude. All subby and spooky, its dynamics are instantly distinctive and wholly deadly. "Untitled Render" flips with alien funk as ricocheting rhythmic elements pop and spring with tight presence. Two uncompromised slabs of darkness, Thing is writing a whole new chapter right now.
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31RS 005D
17 Mar 14
Drum & Bass / Jungle
17 Mar 14
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Played by: J:Kenzo
Review: Relative newcomer Vromm emerges from the fuggy bass mists, and does so on the perfect platform; ThirtyOne's remit and motifs fit the London-Italian's stripped-back, techno-influenced dynamics like a well-tailored suit. Each of these four entry cuts smoulder with groove magic and low end majesty; from the obese rolls of "Prototype" to the abyss-level space, carnal drums and dubbed flurries of "El Sol" via the trippier half-step switches of "Fields Of Vengeance", Vromm has created a winning mission statement. Let's hope we receive more on the regular.
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31RS 009
15 Sep 14
Drum & Bass / Jungle
15 Sep 14
Drum & Bass / Jungle
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31RSHFS 001
15 Dec 23
Drum & Bass / Jungle
15 Dec 23
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Played by: Juno Recommends Drum & Bass
Review: Silent Dust's Hobzee hits Scotty's 31 imprint, going solo for the first time in a very very long time. It's clear he's not lost the soulful, cosmic touch he came through with way back in the mid 2000s on labels like Vibez and Celsius as each of these four gems sparkles with musicality and emotion. 'In The Dark' sets such a powerful, dreamy tone while the remainder takes us deeper and deeper into the 31 cosmos... 'Lone Victory' rockets us through clouds of all shapes and sizes, 'The Earth Below' shoots us right out to the stars while '18 Hours Later' sees Silent Dust partner Zyon Base and good friend Uneven join the fray and ease back to reality with a powerful piano-powered Soul:r type vibe. Each track a trip in itself. From the dark comes bright light...
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31RS 088
05 May 23
Drum & Bass / Jungle
05 May 23
Drum & Bass / Jungle
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31RS 084
02 Feb 23
Drum & Bass / Jungle
02 Feb 23
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: Belgian producer M-Zine and Doc Scott's ThirtyOne Recordings is definitely a combination to get excited about. M-Zine makes tough, rolling beats for the likes of Dispatch and Overview, and his partnership with one of the scene's best curators has unsurprisingly birthed an instant classic of an EP. Redux is filled with metallic textures and other-worldly scapes, an abstract EP but one that's still deeply tied to fractious clubland rhythms. 'The Dread' is a great example, with a simple, repetitive structure but one whose expertly crafted bassline bores a hole into your soul with its perfectly balanced groove and sheer clarity of sound. One for the heads.
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31RS 060
26 Mar 21
Drum & Bass / Jungle
26 Mar 21
Drum & Bass / Jungle
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31RS 057
18 Dec 20
Drum & Bass / Jungle
18 Dec 20
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: Serum on 31... You already know this will hurt you without even pressing play, don't you? For formality's sake, here's the 411: "Species" is a real deep swing grumbler underpinned with a brilliantly tuned moaning bassline while its VIP provides a more fluctuating take on the bass for more of an aggy twist. "Redeemer" tips a wry nod at "Shadow Boxing" with its endless sheet-like bass panelling everything in its wake and "Blood Red" is gulliness incarnate. Heads business, this.
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31 RS023
04 Nov 16
Drum & Bass / Jungle
04 Nov 16
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Played by: Zecher
Review: Previously spotted on labels such as Diffrent and Sweetbox, and championed by the likes of Om Unit, and Dub Phizix, UK dubsmith Crypticz makes his 31 debut with four expertly crafted sub joints that sparkle and rumble with all the right dub elements. "Echo Sound" is all about the big nodding groove and crafty delay wizardry, "MTD" adds more jungle into the mix with a pacier kick dynamic and strange alien effects leading the groove. "20" takes us right down into the slimy-walled dungeon for a slo-mo stomp in the stankiest of sub sludge while "Rhymes" brings us to an almighty show-stopping finale as it ignites with a slow burning kick that builds into a transcendental whoosh of sonics and dynamics. Crypticz is going places, there's no doubt about it.
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31RS 022
02 Sep 16
Drum & Bass / Jungle
02 Sep 16
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: Could Om Unit's twist on Nasty Habits' 1996 classic "Shadow Boxing" be one the most crucial VIP contemporisations in recent D&B history? Arguably, yes. The rolling drums, the slight melodic twist on the iconic bassline, the sudden moments of space... Whether you know this from back in the day or it's fresh to you, this really is a literally perfect example of how to VIP an influential classic. "Something Ancient" sees Om Unit team up with Thing for a cathedral-level stepper smothered in deep breath pads and mystic textures that sits somewhere between Clarity and Tobin. Immense.
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31RS 020
20 May 16
Drum & Bass / Jungle
20 May 16
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: Doc Scott continues to invite new friends to the fold with another surprise appearance from an artist you might not immediately associate with 31. Following the likes of Serum and J:Kenzo comes German production giant/neuro don Current Value with four supreme workouts; "Bigger Picture" opens with big breezes before dropping into an itchy, scratchy sandpaper funk bass riff, "Major Fracture" has a hook so sharp it could rip holes in the time space continuum, "Reconsider" is all about the latent groove in the rattling percussion while the title track arrests all attention with its unabashed ode to sci-fi. Crucial.
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31RS 027
05 May 17
Drum & Bass / Jungle
05 May 17
Drum & Bass / Jungle
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31RS 042
28 Jun 19
Drum & Bass / Jungle
28 Jun 19
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: The dust still settling from his remarkable debut album Des Fleurs earlier this year, Mexican in Paris Joakuim continues his stunning vein of form with a debut on Doc Scott's 31. The titles hide no surprises; "Funk As You" does indeed carry a strong groove, but does so with a much more outer planetary, sci-fi context. Deliciously deep and long, there's a touch of Klute to the spacious introspection here. "Cosmos Dub" flips for a rocksteady halftime vibe. Cased in dubspace and a palpitating heartbeat kick, this is a straight up one-way ticket to Infinity. Bon voyage.
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31 RS026
21 Jul 17
Drum & Bass / Jungle
21 Jul 17
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Played by: Zecher
Review: What an exciting few years it's been for the Artikal bossman Kenzo. Playfully switching between 140, 160 and 170, dub, jungle and D&B, he's in his element right now and packing some seriously darked out heat. Back on ThirtyOne he's hurling more heaviness our way. "Sykura" is a crisp steppy track not dissimilar to early Subtitles and TeeBee material while "Assemble" kicks with more of a bouncy two-step spring. Think Jonny L and you're on the right track. That's the level we're talking here.
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31RS 024
25 Nov 16
Drum & Bass / Jungle
25 Nov 16
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Played by: Damageman
Review: The man, the myth, the sofa-loving animal; DLR dives deep into 2020 with two corkers on Doc Scott's 31. "Banana Bread" is every bit as tasty as its name suggests. There's an old school house vibe to the rising chords and string line as it builds slowly towards to the ruffneck scrappy bassline on the drop. "Busy" is an equally addictive affair. Once again the intro fools you ahead of the twist; dreamy, deep and skippy, no one expects the dark, techno-like groove when it finally kicks in. Go bananas.
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31RS 046
31 Jan 20
Drum & Bass / Jungle
31 Jan 20
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: Cor blimey, Ray Keith on 31. This is a release of biblical proportions. Both tapping into the Keith's signature Dread vibe but with all the modern tactics of the day (big drones, trippy basses, ominous clouds of pranged out funk), both cuts are schoolings from a genuine jungle OG. "Jungle Fi Dread" is all about the breaks and sirens, taking you right back to A.W.O.L 1993 while "What Time Dread" raises the pressure with some seriously danked out twists on the vocals and more woozy tones and textures than your local haberdashery. What an immense release.
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31RS 041
02 Sep 19
Drum & Bass / Jungle
02 Sep 19
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: Following his crucial North Quarter opus "Blueprints", Toulouse OG Redeyes joins Doc Scott for this beautiful 31 outing. Instant tingles are triggered the second the humanised harmonies on "Only For A Moment" breeze in. A true emotional whirlwind, there's a touch of Intalex's influence coded deep into the spaciousness. Elsewhere "Stand Tall" is another subtle riser with strings that morph so gradually you won't even notice you're playing air violin, "For The Leaves" adds a touch of dusty jazz piano to the finger-clicking party while "Only You" brings us back down from the clouds with a sublime slice of molten soul. Layers.
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31RS 030
15 Dec 17
Drum & Bass / Jungle
15 Dec 17
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: Krust going back to his epic jams on a label as consistently on point and influential as ThirtyOne? We seriously don't deserve this! Fully immersive, cinematic adventures that don't hurry to fly out with big drop histrionics, these are class-A "Genetic Manipulation" era narratives to truly lose yourself inside. "The Portal" hurls us into deep space with it space with its relentless two-step, warp-speed bass sweeps and subtle developments while "Concealing Treachery" oozes out with an eerie intro, skippy beats and a springy robot funk to the bass. Classic Krust, no one does D&B like this man.
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31 RS031
26 Jan 18
Drum & Bass / Jungle
26 Jan 18
Drum & Bass / Jungle
