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Played by: B-Phreak, Roast Beatz, Johnnypluse, Juno Recommends Breakbeat, BURNIE, Wiccatron, Funky Boogie Brothers, Mined & Forrest, Lady Waks, D-Code
Review: New State have the honour and privilege of unveiling this extremely hard hitting original collection from the living legends: Stanton Warriors, with their new album project 'Dance Floor'. The album from start to finish gives an excellent showcase of what is going in bass music worldwide, with a selection of originals from their in house label: Punks and more. From listening through, our highlights have to include the subtle, techy flavours of Foundry's 'About Your Love' remix, featuring Lily Mckenzie, along with the punchy collaboration with Taiki Nulight entitled 'Beat Up' and of course Left/Right's spooky rethink of the title track 'Rise'.
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NEW 9349BDX
31 May 19
Breakbeat
31 May 19
Breakbeat
Stanton Warriors feat Zac Toms
Review: Originally released in 1999, Stanton Warriors' remix of Zac Toms' "Bring Me Down" was one of the West Country duo's earliest outings. Springing and vibing with turn-of-the-century UKG class, the original represents the act's roots with groove and distinction and still sounds amazing to this day. Rebooted 15 years later, it's still as fresh and funky. Highlights across this generous package include the jazzy keys on Odysseus's Dark House remix, the deep, dubby Serious Danger-style chugging vibe of Origin's remix and of course the swaggering chest-press breakbeats of the 2014 mix. Make no mistakes; this will never bring you down.
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361015 5380550
17 Mar 14
Breakbeat
17 Mar 14
Breakbeat
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NEW 264BD
26 Apr 19
Funky/Club House
26 Apr 19
Funky/Club House
Stanton Warrios / Various
Stanton Warriors - "Ouepa Ouepa" (feat Hollywood Holt & Jahcoozi - Freestylers remix) - (5:12) 129 BPM
Played by: Juno Recommends Breakbeat
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DND 031
10 Jun 15
Breakbeat
10 Jun 15
Breakbeat
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PUNKS 009
30 Jun 09
Breakbeat
30 Jun 09
Breakbeat
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NEW 263BD
15 Mar 19
Breakbeat
15 Mar 19
Breakbeat
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NEW264 BDX
17 May 19
Drum & Bass / Jungle
17 May 19
Drum & Bass / Jungle
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NEW 264BDXX
31 May 19
Drum & Bass / Jungle
31 May 19
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: Something of a meeting of minds here, as house hero Huxley takes on this collaboration between breaks stalwarts the Stantons and Kosheen singer Sian Evans. The fruit of this heavy-hitting three-way, served up in simple Huxley Remix and Huxley Extended Remix rubs that clock in at 2:42 and 6:50 respectively, is a surprisingly old school-sounding houser with driving 4/4s and proper 90s Ibiza-style hands-in-the-air pianos providing the perfect accompaniment to the big room drama of Ms Evans' vocal. Expect to be hearing this one a lot over the summer, particularly during those full-on peaktime moments.
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NEW264 HUX
24 May 19
Funky/Club House
24 May 19
Funky/Club House
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3617055 949498
10 Mar 23
Pop
10 Mar 23
Pop
Played by: Mr Brainz, Skillz (PAR / SHAG / Rare Supply), Juno Recommends UK Garage, BURNIE, Clueless, NAZA, Maddness KMA, Parsec
Review: The campaign for real, modern UKG continues unabated over at Instinct, as another crew of like-minded bassbin botherers step up with their own fresh takes on the 2-step sound. Pinder is super speedy and tight as you like with "Forever", while Instinct regular 0113 gets freaky with the subtly tripped out "Hard Lines". Zac Stanton is perhaps the stand out turn on this EP with the absolutely surefooted and sharply soulful "Stop Tellin Me". Holloway comes in strong too though, channeling that impeccable Ghost sound for the stripped and spooky "Places To Be". Classy club gear throughout.
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INSTINCT 10
12 Jun 20
UK Garage
12 Jun 20
UK Garage
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BCD 2015166
09 May 16
Hardstyle
09 May 16
Hardstyle
Stanton Warriors feat Twista
Review: Some of you probably know about Riva Starr's past as a breakbeat producer under the name of Madox. Well, at the time, one of the dirtiest tracks ever produced came in the form of "Pop Ya Cork" by London's Stanton Warriors. The Snatch! Records boss thought it was about time to bring it back to life with Technasia main man Charles Siegling on the remix job. The Frenchman's main remix is a funky and tough rolling tech house tool for the main room, while the dub remix is more stripped back and bass driven for functional use.
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SNATCH 117
10 Aug 18
Minimal/Tech House
10 Aug 18
Minimal/Tech House
Review: Dominic Butler and Mark Yardley's partnership is one of the most consistent and reliable in bass music. 18 years and still delivering pristine low-end grooves, Rebel Bass summarises their current command of garage, house, breakbeat and beyond; from the down-pitched vocal coating of "Loving Me Wrong" to the classic house evangelism of "Hoping" by way of the cowbell frenzy of "Get Low" and the slower, organic "Speakers Moving", while each cut is individually primed for late night floor-flattening sassiness the track arrangement also works perfectly as a deliciously rolling album. Their strongest, slickest body of work to date. Rebellious with a cause.
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DN 0530
25 Sep 15
Breakbeat
25 Sep 15
Breakbeat
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PUNKS 021
14 Mar 11
Breakbeat
14 Mar 11
Breakbeat
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PUNKS 012B
01 Jun 07
Breakbeat
01 Jun 07
Breakbeat
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PUNKS 005
15 Sep 05
Breakbeat
15 Sep 05
Breakbeat
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PUNKS 009
01 May 06
Breakbeat
01 May 06
Breakbeat
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PUNKS 027
29 Apr 13
Breakbeat
29 Apr 13
Breakbeat
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PUNKS 025
24 Sep 12
Breakbeat
24 Sep 12
Breakbeat
