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Top Billin
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Played by: Chrissy, Juno Recommends UK Garage, HxdB, Commodore 69, Reilly Steel, Urban Knights, Wolfhaus
Review: With releases on Hot N Heavy and Senseless under his belt, as well as heavy support from bass-monsters like Crookers, Canblaster, Mumdance and AC Slater, San Francisco-based producer Reilly Martin makes a startling debut on Top Billin'. Deep, Joy Orbison-like textures (as on "Risin") are matched by energetic yet breezy clubsteppers like the Snoop-sampling "Work It" and the fiendish Detroit via Dirty South banger "Oh So Nice". A perfect fit on Top Billin's superb roster of mind-expanding bass producers.
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TBMP 3090
18 Apr 12
Bass
18 Apr 12
Bass
Review: The main man behind the all-conquering wonky electro label Top Billin', Sir Nenis drops his Sharkslayer alias for this new and very vital release. "Play The Game" is a massive mash-up of galactic textures and ghetto-bass rhythms, with a couple of enormous snare rushes breaking up the heavy electro groove. Astronomar drops a slamming, Cajmere-esque rework, while Nader's Moombahton remake offers a slower revamp.
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TBMP 3089
11 Apr 12
Electro House
11 Apr 12
Electro House
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TBMP 3088
28 Mar 12
Bass
28 Mar 12
Bass
Review: Making their Top Billin debut after beings good friends with the label for years, Smalltown DJs deliver "Love Decoy" featuring the vocal talents of Bonjay's Alanna Stuart. The track itself is a razor sharp piece of tropical tinged house, filled with sharp kicks and subtle melodies. The release also offers a heavyweight remix package from So Shifty, Top Billin, Oliver, Jubilee, Momazing and Emynd - our picks are Jubilee's stripped back, bass heavy reworking and Momazing's riotous siren heavy reworking which sounds like a more restrained version of Major Lazer.
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TBMP 3082
15 Feb 12
UK Garage
15 Feb 12
UK Garage
Various
Review: Collected and compiled by Top Billing head honcho Sir Nenis, "Premium Crates " pulls together a fantastic set of club-rocking nuggets ranging from uplifting house tracks to dirty bass workers. On a typically woozy and wonky TB vibe, Borussia's "The Magic Hornet" combines rock-solid bottom end rhythms with hypnagogic melodies and Elektropusher's "Greezly" features the kind of tweaked synth madness Mr Oizo would approve of. Elsewhere, Bmore producer Emynd comes in with the charging stomp of "Toot It Up" - sounding like a follow-up to Debonair Samir's seminal "Samir's Theme" - and John Roman's mix of Milt Mortez' "Pluto" is simply too huge for words. Have fun exploring all fifteen essential tracks.
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TBMP 3079
25 Jan 12
Electro House
25 Jan 12
Electro House
Played by: Deleted
Review: New on perennially fresh electro label Top Billin, Campbell & Detnum lend a wobbly and blitzed vibe to new smasher "Bit of That". Mainlining on a tight, squelchy and minimal sound, the pair casually drop roughly chopped fragments of conversation over the tune in a dangerously hypnotic way, making for a cool and very quirky electro nugget. Schenk lends it a popping overhaul complete with some epic chords, while Roby Howler fuses mainroom intensity with ghetto house energy on his radically altered mix.
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TBMP 3077
11 Jan 12
Electro House
11 Jan 12
Electro House
Played by: Don D Selectah
Review: Top Billin deliver the goods yet again with this absolute smash on their own imprint, featuring vocals from Virus Syndicate. The original mix is pretty much the perfect combination of UK funky and electro house, featuring a satisfyingly heavy bassline, a bit of funky swing in the snappy rhythm and some of the best flow from Virus Syndicate to date. Say Wut's remix takes a lighter approach than the original, taking away the huge bassline, and pushing things in a funky direction, with the jangling percussion and hollow synth melody providing just as effective a backdrop to the vocals as the massive original, whilst Killahurtz's remix provides an impressive big room reworking which sees Top Billin's original and raises it with its abrasive bassline. Despite these huge remixes on offer, Top Billin should be applauded for capping the collection off with a remix from juke heroes DJ Rashad and DJ Earl which pushes the tempo up to 150bpm without breaking a sweat, offering a machinegun MPC workout that is perhaps the highlight of the EP.
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TBMP 3074
14 Dec 11
UK Garage
14 Dec 11
UK Garage
Review: New from Top Billin', Cincinati's Bawz kills it on this excellent taste of deep and wonked electro madness. Using a sly yet commanding vocal hook from Grandmaster Flash and The Furious Five's "White Lines", Bawz constructs an intense acid-throwback bassline around Percolator-style synth stabs and a Dutch-style beat. While Aussie breaks king Nick Thayer gets busy on the bass for his remix - adding a simply filthy distorted bassline - Moombahton king Edo slows things down and adds some trademark climbing, high-pitched synth squeaks.
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TBMP 3063
07 Oct 11
Electro House
07 Oct 11
Electro House
Review: Having already made fans out of Brodinski, Diplo, Boy 8-Bit and Drop The Lime with the warm yet wonky Chicago dub of debut single "Woman Like Me", Willy Joy sees an excellent team of producers jump on board the remix train for this follow-up release on Top Billin'. Flossradamus draws out some jacking energy and raved-up delirium on his mix, while Dillon Francis doesn't quite go into moombahton territory but still keeps things slow and punchy on his bassy revisit. Cousin Cole turns in an uncharacteristically tech-house mix that still thankfully carries that random edge that Top Billin' releases are famous for, while Flinch does wonders on his energetic 808 half-step journey.
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TBMP 3062
30 Sep 11
Funky/Club House
30 Sep 11
Funky/Club House
Review: Bumping big room techno fun from the Top Billin' family, as Sir Nenis and Belmont squeeze plenty of squelchy bass, crunchy leads and whimsical breaks into these two new blasters. Where "Jack Box" is hard-hitting right off the bat, "Steamroller" is a slow-burning beauty, with a static bassline linked closely to the kicks and an ever-rising excitement running through the tune.
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TBMP 3054
05 Aug 11
Electro House
05 Aug 11
Electro House
Review: Out on future-bass and wonky electro label Top Billin, Parisian duo Moms and Amazinggaijin get heavy on a moombahton/slow dubstep tip with "Sabro". With updated reggaeton-patterned drums carrying a huge, metallic lead sound, this will easily find itself in amongst recent tunes from Munchi and Dillon Francis. US producer Jay Fay brings a little Baile funk flavour to his mix, while Ann Arbor's Subvader flips the script by dropping a cool, calm and very charming version that's an absolute must for fans of modern boogie.
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TBMP 3052
29 Jul 11
Dancehall/Ragga
29 Jul 11
Dancehall/Ragga
