Monday, October 31, 2011
DJ 2rip at Psychedelic Nightmare 2 in Washington DC
This is a shot of our newest addition from the crowd vantage point closing out the rave he threw in Washington DC on 10/29/11.
Shouts to Dreambeamz for the lasers, Sentient for the lights, and Jon Corun for the visuals! What an intense night and an amazing tradition.
Fresh Like That (Featuring Dee) DJ SW@T (Drum & Bass / Drumstep / Dubstep)
Fresh Like That (Featuring Dee) DJ SW@T (Drum & Bass / Drumstep / Dubstep) by djsw@t
Fresh Like That (Featuring Dee) - DJ SW@T
(Drum & Bass / Dubstep / Drumstep)
Vocals written and sung by Dee
DJ Mix/Edit by DJ SW@T
Track listing coming soon.
Featured artist: Isis Graham, Sub Focus, Dirty Phonics, Skrillex, Flux Pavilion and more.
Nov 25th - DJ Sw@t supports for Mark Instinct in Winnipeg - dope lil promo vid
Make sure all you Peggers head out to support our chic!! WOOT WOOT!
BBC iPlayer - BBC Kent Introducing: Hottest record from xKore
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LISTEN NOW!!!!
Jacob Rickard presents an hour of the best new music from Kent bands and artists.
Tonight's hottest record is a brand new slice of filthy moombahton from Sittingbourne producer xKore.
Also, to end the show, there's a mix of electronic ambient and experimental tunes from around the county.
LISTEN NOW!!!!
Jacob Rickard presents an hour of the best new music from Kent bands and artists.
Tonight's hottest record is a brand new slice of filthy moombahton from Sittingbourne producer xKore.
Also, to end the show, there's a mix of electronic ambient and experimental tunes from around the county.
Therapy Sessions: Halloween. ROBYN CHAOS, TECHNICAL ITCH - London
Halloween without Therapy Sessions is just not Halloween ;)
JADE - Eatbrain Podcast 002
JADE - Eatbrain Podcast 002 by jadednb
01 Chris. SU & Jade - Digital Mind [M-Atome]
02 Mindscape & Jade - Orion [Commercial Suicide]
03 Chris. SU & SKC - Blastah [DSCI4]
04 MJ Free - Dirty Skies (Paperclip remix)
05 Optiv - Waterboard [Quarantine]
06 Telekinesis - Distant [Bad Taste]
07 C4C - Never Acid Again (Neonlight remix) [C4C]
08 Optical - Slip Through (Spor remix)
>> Ed Rush & Optical - Kerb Crawler [Virus]
09 Gridlok - Insecticide [Project 51]
10 Rido - Core [Metalheadz]
11 Mefjus - Dogs and Frogs
12 State of Mind & Nymfo - Roxy [Commercial Suicide]
13 Optiv & BTK - Mind Over Matter [Frequency]
14 Flainox - Drift Out [Lifted]
15 Optiv & BTK - Zero Hour [Frequency]
16 Spy - Bloodshed [Quarantine]
17 Icicle & Commix - Ultra Clean [Shogun Audio]
18 Future Signal - Incognito [Rise Audio]
19 Axiom - Lucid
20 Chroma aka Phobia, Sato & Tyrone - Fantom [Coded]
21 Mindscape & Audio feat Stapleton - Truth Hurts [Commercial Suicide]
22 Audio & Mob Tactics - Exit Wound [Run Dnb]
23 Neonlight, SH1 & Wintermute - Perpetuum
24 State Of Mind & Hooves - Copperhead [SOM Music]
25 C4C - Dropout (Mindscape remix) [C4C]
26 Octane & DLR - Back In The Grid (Cern & Dabs remix) [Dispatch]
27 Jade - Lazer Tag [Lifted]
28 Chris. SU - F.A.T.E. [Subtitles]
29 Curfew - Vandal [Bad Taste]
30 N.Phect - Patient Zero
Friday, October 28, 2011
Optiv & BTK - Let It Hit 'em out on FREQUENCY!!!
Optiv & BTK - Let It Hit 'em by RAM Records
Frequency Recordings, the sister label to the mighty Ram Records, is back. Set up in 2002 by Red One and Andy C, this label is synonymous with providing a platform for fresh talent to shine, including Hamilton, Basher, DC Breaks, Xample and Sub Focus. Not content with helping break new names, the label has also released music from household names such as Shimon, Moving Fusion and Vicious Circle to name but a few.
Frequency's latest release comes in the form of two absolute stompers from drum and bass' new super duo... Optiv & BTK. Having paired up on a number of tracks over the past year on various labels such a Renegade Hardware, Virus and Dispatch Recordings, Optiv & BTK have once again brought their trademark sound and energy their tracks are becoming recognised for. Being one third of Cause 4 Concern, Optiv is regarded as of the most influential outfits in D&B, he has been dropping tracks of quality for well over a decade. BTK has been steadily gaining a reputation as one of the most exciting new producers to hit the scene in a long time, his tracks receiving support from DJ's such as Andy C, Ed Rush, Marky and many more. Linking up for a studio session they both realised they were on the same wavelength musically and haven't looked back since.
For their Frequency debut Optiv & BTK bring two slices of rolling tech funk. Kicking things off with Let It Hit 'Em, the shuffling percussive drums on the build up are just the calm before the inevitable storm, as once that raging synth line kicks in when it drops, you know there is going to be sheer carnage on the dance floor. With twisted sound effects and Dillinja-esque vocal stabs aplenty, this tune is definitely not for the faint hearted.
On the flip, Mind Over Matter, brings a more stripped back sound, that is a pure roller from start to finish. Tight drums and percussive stabs compliment the driving bassline running through this gem of a track. This 12 is definitely a meeting of musical minds and is sure to set dance floors into a frenzy. Watch this space for more from Optiv & BTK and plenty more to come from Frequency Recordings.
FQY046 - Optiv & BTK
Let It Hit 'Em b/w Mind Over Matter
World Wide release - 14th November
Released by: Frequency Recordings
Release/catalogue number: FQY046
Release date: Nov 14, 2011
Optiv is going to be on tour in North America from November 17 - Dec 12 so be sure to check him out...dates are still available promoters!!
http://www.cybergrooveam.com/optiv.html
xKore - Destroyer - TUNE!!!
What can I say, love this guys style
http://www.cybergrooveam.com/xkore.html
Prolific & Endboss Interviews by MediaContender.com
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Foul Play Records has just released new material from Hulk and Endboss. Out on vinyl as well as Beatport digital exclusive out now, these tunes have been getting a lot of play form the more hip hop centric bass DJs and they’ve been getting some good reactions. Foul Play have been working the game for quite some time now, and with the current standing of record labels and the future of electronic-based sounds and releases, it’s nice to see labels like this staying strong. We interviewed Carmel Ceravolo aka Prolific (one of the main men behind FPR) as well as Hulk AND Endboss, so no need for my rambling, let’s just get right into it.
Who created Foul Play Records? When?
Foul Play was created by myself (Joesph), Carmel Ceravolo, and Prolific. Back in 2003, I sat around wondering why I was watching dudes get put on and release music and why I wasn’t doing the same.
What’s the motto, or focus, that drives the label?
We don’t have a motto… more like a mindset, which is to create conceptual art through music regardless of the genre. I want people to hear the track, know it’s dope and see the collaborations of artists on the project and really say “Damn, that’s some next level business.”
What artists or labels are a source of inspiration to Foul Play?
I came up as a metalhead-turned-hip-hop-junkie and then dove head first into DNB. Classic artists are really what gave us the foundation or formula we utilize to do things properly and not make something fast and sloppy. We like it SLOW ROAST no FAST FOOD! (Shouts to my boy Klev!)
Our tracks are primarily high energy slammers that make you want to listen to the song over and over again. I never look to get inspired, more to just take elements from different equations through experience and create my own unique formula that people can vibe to.
What do you think are some of the biggest hurdles of creating and running a label?
For new labels today it is tough to get distribution and to get artists to sign projects. Luckily for us, we have had longevity in the hip hop, turntablism, dnb, and dubstep industries. We have worked with a lot of the distribution companies out there so we know who we want to stay with and how different people are doing business. I feel for guys trying to kick start a label today, it has to be tough. The toughest thing to get, even for us, is PR or proper exposure for releases.
“Many try to merge hip hop and dubstep, but few get it this right” – 6Blocc
What does the future look like for FPR?
Great! We have loads of fresh projects in the works. After we drop the upcoming Hulk and Endboss album, we have the legendary RAW/6blocc on deck with a slamming full length dubstep album that has all kinds of really fresh remixes and vocal features! Tim Ismag is underway with a new project for FP as well.
I’m still working on Prolific’s solo dubstep album, which will feature a lot of top-tier underground MC’s. I really like the dubstep tempo and how it allows me to market my real flavor of underground hip-hop. It does it in a way that is listenable to most and still has the foundation and the proper elements that get you respect on the street. Rebel music and really the lyrical content of the majority of real MC’s isn’t allowed in certain places but now with the dubstep genre we can really get it where it needs to go while still generating fans, revenue, and tours.
Our future like any other is dictated by free-will, and we plan on progressing with the freshest product possible and always building a brand the people will trust. On a side note I want to thank Media Contender and all my people that have made everything possible. Hope you enjoy the video and the new release new heaters coming soon to a bass cabinet near you!
Who is Endboss? How’d you get your start?
I started producing at 16. My mom got me two belt drive Gemini tables and a mixer. I saved up and bought a 3-second sampler and a four track recorder, which I eventually upgraded to an MPC and laptop. I would dig through my mom’s old records for hours looking for samples and loops, filling up cassette tapes with ideas. I was getting bored with hip hop so I started listening to DNB. More time went by, and a friend introduced me to dubstep. I was in love!
Who are your biggest musical inspirations?
That’s a hard one because there are so many of them. I guess if I had to name one it would be Mike Patton. There isn’t anything he can’t do musically. I like all kinds of music, and I’m always impressed when someone can do a few genres authentically.
Give us a play of your dream gig, from pre-set activities to how you end your night.
I would love to play Brazil, it just looks like a good time to me. As far as pre-set activities, I’m a simple man. Maybe a few drinks, a smoke or two or three or all night. I think a proper party doesn’t really end, people just get too smashed to continue.
Favorite non-electronic albums / tracks at the moment?
I like a lot of music so thats a hard one.. I’ve been listening to old funk records like Cameo, Gap Band, Funkadelic, ect. I’ve been gettin down to a good bit of 80′s also.
What’s up next for Endboss?
I have an album with Foulplay coming out in a few weeks, an upcoming EP with Koldfront, and I’m finishing up an EP for Badman Press.
How has living in Philly influenced you as a musician?
There are all kinds of great producers here, from every genre. That’s a dope thing because you get exposed to sounds you might not normally. A closed minded producer is a wack producer, you know?
Who is Hulk? What were you guys doing before you met at WMC two years ago?
Hulk is Claw and Richie August. Basically, Claw was doing his thing with Trillbass after spending a few years in the DNB scene. I had spent better part of 09 building myself as Richie August. We were both releasing tunes on a number of labels pretty much at the same time. Both of us had similar musical backgrounds. We both have strong metal and hip hop influences, and were then submerged in the drum & bass scene for years before we both got into dubstep.
Favorite non-electronic albums at the moment?
We have been rocking out hard to some MF Doom and an all Dj Premier mix we caught wind of.
What’s up next for Hulk?
Releases, collaborations, tours, more merchandise. You name it we are trying to do it all.
Do you think the cities that you’re from have had an influence on your sound or style? How so?
Absolutely. Me being from Chicago I have a strong house and juke influence and it’s apparent in my music. Same with Claw being from Houston. It ain’t hard to tell.
CLICK TO DOWNLOAD “PROLIFIC VS ADVERSE – EXCLUSIVE MEDIA CONTENDER MIX”
(Stream & Download Courtesy of Media Contender)
Tracklist
1. Kid Dre – Bottles in the Air (Bodie RMX)
2. 6blocc ft Ray Uptown – Grape Cigarillo
3. Freqax Music Box (Inventor/Coretex RMX)
4. Badbwoy BMC -Tired of the War
5. The Bassist and 6blocc- Untitled
6. Badbwoy BMC -Brooooo
7. Mind Killa -OMFG
8. Prolific Ft. Cojaxx and Planetary – This is for My Hustlas (Hulk RMX)
9. Endboss – Big Trouble
10. Endboss – Big Trouble Hulk RMX
11. Ace Hood – Go On Get It (Badbwoy BMC RMX)
12. Down Jones ft Armanni – The Chase
13. Dubzap – Brutal (Substacja RMX)
14. T2 – Heartbroken (Hulk RMX)
15. Waka Flaka – No Hands (Bodie RMX)
16. 6blocc -Blow Me Bitch
17. Claw – Fuck Up (Hulk VIP)
18. Endboss – No Defence
19. Animal X – Love Philosophy (Freqax RMX)
20. Death By Drums – Still Remained
21. Endboss – Blueprint (6blocc RMX)
22. Endboss ft Werd2Jah – Crusher
23. Down Jones ft Apollo – Walk (Command Strange RMX)
24. Kirkus -Love the Night
25. Ghostface Killah – Mighty Healthy (Mind Killa RMX)
Foul Play Records has just released new material from Hulk and Endboss. Out on vinyl as well as Beatport digital exclusive out now, these tunes have been getting a lot of play form the more hip hop centric bass DJs and they’ve been getting some good reactions. Foul Play have been working the game for quite some time now, and with the current standing of record labels and the future of electronic-based sounds and releases, it’s nice to see labels like this staying strong. We interviewed Carmel Ceravolo aka Prolific (one of the main men behind FPR) as well as Hulk AND Endboss, so no need for my rambling, let’s just get right into it.
Who created Foul Play Records? When?
Foul Play was created by myself (Joesph), Carmel Ceravolo, and Prolific. Back in 2003, I sat around wondering why I was watching dudes get put on and release music and why I wasn’t doing the same.
What’s the motto, or focus, that drives the label?
We don’t have a motto… more like a mindset, which is to create conceptual art through music regardless of the genre. I want people to hear the track, know it’s dope and see the collaborations of artists on the project and really say “Damn, that’s some next level business.”
What artists or labels are a source of inspiration to Foul Play?
I came up as a metalhead-turned-hip-hop-junkie and then dove head first into DNB. Classic artists are really what gave us the foundation or formula we utilize to do things properly and not make something fast and sloppy. We like it SLOW ROAST no FAST FOOD! (Shouts to my boy Klev!)
Our tracks are primarily high energy slammers that make you want to listen to the song over and over again. I never look to get inspired, more to just take elements from different equations through experience and create my own unique formula that people can vibe to.
What do you think are some of the biggest hurdles of creating and running a label?
For new labels today it is tough to get distribution and to get artists to sign projects. Luckily for us, we have had longevity in the hip hop, turntablism, dnb, and dubstep industries. We have worked with a lot of the distribution companies out there so we know who we want to stay with and how different people are doing business. I feel for guys trying to kick start a label today, it has to be tough. The toughest thing to get, even for us, is PR or proper exposure for releases.
“Many try to merge hip hop and dubstep, but few get it this right” – 6Blocc
What does the future look like for FPR?
Great! We have loads of fresh projects in the works. After we drop the upcoming Hulk and Endboss album, we have the legendary RAW/6blocc on deck with a slamming full length dubstep album that has all kinds of really fresh remixes and vocal features! Tim Ismag is underway with a new project for FP as well.
I’m still working on Prolific’s solo dubstep album, which will feature a lot of top-tier underground MC’s. I really like the dubstep tempo and how it allows me to market my real flavor of underground hip-hop. It does it in a way that is listenable to most and still has the foundation and the proper elements that get you respect on the street. Rebel music and really the lyrical content of the majority of real MC’s isn’t allowed in certain places but now with the dubstep genre we can really get it where it needs to go while still generating fans, revenue, and tours.
Our future like any other is dictated by free-will, and we plan on progressing with the freshest product possible and always building a brand the people will trust. On a side note I want to thank Media Contender and all my people that have made everything possible. Hope you enjoy the video and the new release new heaters coming soon to a bass cabinet near you!
Who is Endboss? How’d you get your start?
I started producing at 16. My mom got me two belt drive Gemini tables and a mixer. I saved up and bought a 3-second sampler and a four track recorder, which I eventually upgraded to an MPC and laptop. I would dig through my mom’s old records for hours looking for samples and loops, filling up cassette tapes with ideas. I was getting bored with hip hop so I started listening to DNB. More time went by, and a friend introduced me to dubstep. I was in love!
Who are your biggest musical inspirations?
That’s a hard one because there are so many of them. I guess if I had to name one it would be Mike Patton. There isn’t anything he can’t do musically. I like all kinds of music, and I’m always impressed when someone can do a few genres authentically.
Give us a play of your dream gig, from pre-set activities to how you end your night.
I would love to play Brazil, it just looks like a good time to me. As far as pre-set activities, I’m a simple man. Maybe a few drinks, a smoke or two or three or all night. I think a proper party doesn’t really end, people just get too smashed to continue.
Favorite non-electronic albums / tracks at the moment?
I like a lot of music so thats a hard one.. I’ve been listening to old funk records like Cameo, Gap Band, Funkadelic, ect. I’ve been gettin down to a good bit of 80′s also.
What’s up next for Endboss?
I have an album with Foulplay coming out in a few weeks, an upcoming EP with Koldfront, and I’m finishing up an EP for Badman Press.
How has living in Philly influenced you as a musician?
There are all kinds of great producers here, from every genre. That’s a dope thing because you get exposed to sounds you might not normally. A closed minded producer is a wack producer, you know?
Who is Hulk? What were you guys doing before you met at WMC two years ago?
Hulk is Claw and Richie August. Basically, Claw was doing his thing with Trillbass after spending a few years in the DNB scene. I had spent better part of 09 building myself as Richie August. We were both releasing tunes on a number of labels pretty much at the same time. Both of us had similar musical backgrounds. We both have strong metal and hip hop influences, and were then submerged in the drum & bass scene for years before we both got into dubstep.
Favorite non-electronic albums at the moment?
We have been rocking out hard to some MF Doom and an all Dj Premier mix we caught wind of.
What’s up next for Hulk?
Releases, collaborations, tours, more merchandise. You name it we are trying to do it all.
Do you think the cities that you’re from have had an influence on your sound or style? How so?
Absolutely. Me being from Chicago I have a strong house and juke influence and it’s apparent in my music. Same with Claw being from Houston. It ain’t hard to tell.
CLICK TO DOWNLOAD “PROLIFIC VS ADVERSE – EXCLUSIVE MEDIA CONTENDER MIX”
(Stream & Download Courtesy of Media Contender)
Tracklist
1. Kid Dre – Bottles in the Air (Bodie RMX)
2. 6blocc ft Ray Uptown – Grape Cigarillo
3. Freqax Music Box (Inventor/Coretex RMX)
4. Badbwoy BMC -Tired of the War
5. The Bassist and 6blocc- Untitled
6. Badbwoy BMC -Brooooo
7. Mind Killa -OMFG
8. Prolific Ft. Cojaxx and Planetary – This is for My Hustlas (Hulk RMX)
9. Endboss – Big Trouble
10. Endboss – Big Trouble Hulk RMX
11. Ace Hood – Go On Get It (Badbwoy BMC RMX)
12. Down Jones ft Armanni – The Chase
13. Dubzap – Brutal (Substacja RMX)
14. T2 – Heartbroken (Hulk RMX)
15. Waka Flaka – No Hands (Bodie RMX)
16. 6blocc -Blow Me Bitch
17. Claw – Fuck Up (Hulk VIP)
18. Endboss – No Defence
19. Animal X – Love Philosophy (Freqax RMX)
20. Death By Drums – Still Remained
21. Endboss – Blueprint (6blocc RMX)
22. Endboss ft Werd2Jah – Crusher
23. Down Jones ft Apollo – Walk (Command Strange RMX)
24. Kirkus -Love the Night
25. Ghostface Killah – Mighty Healthy (Mind Killa RMX)
Wednesday, October 26, 2011
Hospital Radio October 2011 part 2
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LISTEN HERE!!
Lucky you! With the way the dates have worked out you get 2 Hospital shows on Ministry this month and this week Riley, Tomahawk and Azonica are in the studio bringing you a wealth of high quality D+B.
New music from High Contrast, Calibre, Rockwell and plenty of exclusives from our forthcoming 15 years of Hospital compilation. BIG!
You can listen again to the show for a whole month so head over to the Ministry Radio Website now.
Tracklist
High Contrast Tiesto and Underworld “The First Note Is Silent”
Phace & Rockwell “No”
N3gus “Kites”
Teed “In The Garden” Calibre Remix
Unquote “Heavy Rain”
Camo & Krooked ft Ayah Marar “Cross The Line” (Metrik Remix)
Break “Hot Love” Ram
Spectrasoul “The Gift” Shogun
Logistics “Closer”
Spinline & Hydro “Parameter” Demand
Skream – Anticipate (Netsky Remix)
Lynx – Sleazy
Camo & Krooked – Funk You
High Contrast “If We Ever VIP”
HOUR TWO
Azonica 15 years prequel mix
Logistics Wide Lens
Cyantific “90″
Makoto & T-AK – Voyager
Total Science – Flip Flop
Cyantific and Matrix “Cover Story”
London Elektricity – Round The Corner Origin Unknown Remix
High Contrast “Global Love”
London Elektricity – Billion Dollar Gravy
end of mix
Mortem – The Touch (Sabre Remix)
Calilbre – Piano Bizness (Critical)
Unquote – Cut Off The Past (Medschool)
culture shock “protection”
Reso “Voices of a Different Star”
Icicle and Commix “Ultra Clean”
S.P.Y “Untold Future”
High Contrast “Fearful Symmetry”
LISTEN HERE!!
Lucky you! With the way the dates have worked out you get 2 Hospital shows on Ministry this month and this week Riley, Tomahawk and Azonica are in the studio bringing you a wealth of high quality D+B.
New music from High Contrast, Calibre, Rockwell and plenty of exclusives from our forthcoming 15 years of Hospital compilation. BIG!
You can listen again to the show for a whole month so head over to the Ministry Radio Website now.
Tracklist
High Contrast Tiesto and Underworld “The First Note Is Silent”
Phace & Rockwell “No”
N3gus “Kites”
Teed “In The Garden” Calibre Remix
Unquote “Heavy Rain”
Camo & Krooked ft Ayah Marar “Cross The Line” (Metrik Remix)
Break “Hot Love” Ram
Spectrasoul “The Gift” Shogun
Logistics “Closer”
Spinline & Hydro “Parameter” Demand
Skream – Anticipate (Netsky Remix)
Lynx – Sleazy
Camo & Krooked – Funk You
High Contrast “If We Ever VIP”
HOUR TWO
Azonica 15 years prequel mix
Logistics Wide Lens
Cyantific “90″
Makoto & T-AK – Voyager
Total Science – Flip Flop
Cyantific and Matrix “Cover Story”
London Elektricity – Round The Corner Origin Unknown Remix
High Contrast “Global Love”
London Elektricity – Billion Dollar Gravy
end of mix
Mortem – The Touch (Sabre Remix)
Calilbre – Piano Bizness (Critical)
Unquote – Cut Off The Past (Medschool)
culture shock “protection”
Reso “Voices of a Different Star”
Icicle and Commix “Ultra Clean”
S.P.Y “Untold Future”
High Contrast “Fearful Symmetry”
Thursday, October 20, 2011
Gridlok 'Insecticide' / 'Dirtball' Project 51 [P51UK024]
Gridlok 'Insecticide' / 'Dirtball' Project 51 [P51UK024] by stholdings
Coming soon: America’s number one drum & bass producer is about to hit the streets again with a solo outing on his own label: Project 51. Ryan Powell aka Gridlok is no new comer to the game! After releasing his 1st single over a decade ago he has appeared on all the top labels such as Ram Records, C.I.A, Playaz, Renegade Hardware, and Violence Recordings. Not only that but throughout the years he has gained support from some of the worlds finest DJ's such as Andy C, Hype, Marky, Friction, and many more! Now we turn the pages as USA'S number one is back with two stinking tunes worthy of a rewind.
Starting off the proceedings Insecticide gets the ball rolling. With mysterious vibes, twisted soundscapes, and not forgetting those swarms of killer bees stinging at your ear drums, all before that heavy kick and snare starts piercing those speak boxes. The intro gets the blood pumping and then that dirty sub bass-line kicks you below the waist line. Hard beats and thumping bass is key on this number and will destroy any dance floor known to man! Do not miss out on this soon to be top shelf classic for many years to come as the man like Gridlok never fails to disappoint.
Moving forward we come to Dirtball which again has that horror film, soundtrack intro, that will make you toss and turn in bed at night before that crisp beat and fluctuating bass punch you right between the eyes. Top hi-hats ride out into the night while the rest of the percussion sits nicely between those warped out moving bass notes and well produced beats. Gridlok is a force to be reckoned with as he shows us why he has been coined as America’s topnotch producer. I am sure we will hear more stormers in the months to come on his prolific label that has pushed the harder sound of drum & bass for almost a decade!
Words by DJ Silver
Coming soon: America’s number one drum & bass producer is about to hit the streets again with a solo outing on his own label: Project 51. Ryan Powell aka Gridlok is no new comer to the game! After releasing his 1st single over a decade ago he has appeared on all the top labels such as Ram Records, C.I.A, Playaz, Renegade Hardware, and Violence Recordings. Not only that but throughout the years he has gained support from some of the worlds finest DJ's such as Andy C, Hype, Marky, Friction, and many more! Now we turn the pages as USA'S number one is back with two stinking tunes worthy of a rewind.
Starting off the proceedings Insecticide gets the ball rolling. With mysterious vibes, twisted soundscapes, and not forgetting those swarms of killer bees stinging at your ear drums, all before that heavy kick and snare starts piercing those speak boxes. The intro gets the blood pumping and then that dirty sub bass-line kicks you below the waist line. Hard beats and thumping bass is key on this number and will destroy any dance floor known to man! Do not miss out on this soon to be top shelf classic for many years to come as the man like Gridlok never fails to disappoint.
Moving forward we come to Dirtball which again has that horror film, soundtrack intro, that will make you toss and turn in bed at night before that crisp beat and fluctuating bass punch you right between the eyes. Top hi-hats ride out into the night while the rest of the percussion sits nicely between those warped out moving bass notes and well produced beats. Gridlok is a force to be reckoned with as he shows us why he has been coined as America’s topnotch producer. I am sure we will hear more stormers in the months to come on his prolific label that has pushed the harder sound of drum & bass for almost a decade!
Words by DJ Silver
Yellow Fever feature!!! YES Weekly
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DJ handle: Yellow Fever (Edward Bloom and DJ Slyde)
What it means: Well, we are both light skinned. We were actually looking for a cool name to go with it and we came up with that as a joke, though it just kinda stuck. We started yelling it out at shows and whatnot. We were just playing as Slyde and Ed Bloom, then we wrote an intro that sampled the song “Mellow Yellow” by Donovan and it was history from there.
Real names: Jermel Williams (Ed Bloom) and Keith Anthony Byrd Jr. (DJ Slyde)
What we play: An aggressive mix of dubstep and drum & bass.
Catch me at: We play all around North Carolina.
Upcoming shows: Oct. 24 at Battlefield GameStop in Burlington for the midnight opening, Oct. 27 at Underground Invasion at MOD Bar in Winston Salem, Oct. 29 at Facebass in Greensboro, Nov. 7 at GameStop in Burlington for the Call of Duty midnight release, Nov. 12 at Noisy Dubs at the Berkley Café in Raleigh, Nov. 26 at Facebass in Greensboro.
Got in the game: Back in 2003 originally.
Why we do it: Ed Bloom: My girl wanted a set of turntables and ending up not using them much, so I figured I’d mess around with them. I was in a group called the Omen before joining up with DJ Slyde (formerly of Disciplus) earlier this year.
Influences: Tech Itch, Evol Intent, Limewax, DC Breaks, Chase & Status, Black Sun Empire, Spor, Dirty Phonics, Gein, Titan Zero, Flux Pavillion, Dr. P, 12th Planet, Helicopter Showdown, Hulk, Yellow Fever.
First pro gig: Frequency 533
Studio work: Mixes with the Omen, though Yellow Fever’s first studio album is currently in production and due to be released in early 2012.
Signature mix: Yellow Fever Mix on Soundcloud (http://soundcloud.com/yellow-fever-1/yellow-fever-mix-6-19-2011)
Personal playlist: A lot of rap and hip hop and Yellow Fever mixes
Favorite albums: Biggie — Ready to Die
My gear: Mixer, two CDJs and a microphone
Website: http://www.facebook.com/#!/pages/Yellow-Fever/105064132915455?sk=info
We’d like to add: For bookings, contact Scott McCusker of Cyber Groove Productions/Artist Management (www.CyberGrooveProd.com) at Scott@CyberGrooveProd.com or 845.304.8800.
DJ handle: Yellow Fever (Edward Bloom and DJ Slyde)
What it means: Well, we are both light skinned. We were actually looking for a cool name to go with it and we came up with that as a joke, though it just kinda stuck. We started yelling it out at shows and whatnot. We were just playing as Slyde and Ed Bloom, then we wrote an intro that sampled the song “Mellow Yellow” by Donovan and it was history from there.
Real names: Jermel Williams (Ed Bloom) and Keith Anthony Byrd Jr. (DJ Slyde)
What we play: An aggressive mix of dubstep and drum & bass.
Catch me at: We play all around North Carolina.
Upcoming shows: Oct. 24 at Battlefield GameStop in Burlington for the midnight opening, Oct. 27 at Underground Invasion at MOD Bar in Winston Salem, Oct. 29 at Facebass in Greensboro, Nov. 7 at GameStop in Burlington for the Call of Duty midnight release, Nov. 12 at Noisy Dubs at the Berkley Café in Raleigh, Nov. 26 at Facebass in Greensboro.
Got in the game: Back in 2003 originally.
Why we do it: Ed Bloom: My girl wanted a set of turntables and ending up not using them much, so I figured I’d mess around with them. I was in a group called the Omen before joining up with DJ Slyde (formerly of Disciplus) earlier this year.
Influences: Tech Itch, Evol Intent, Limewax, DC Breaks, Chase & Status, Black Sun Empire, Spor, Dirty Phonics, Gein, Titan Zero, Flux Pavillion, Dr. P, 12th Planet, Helicopter Showdown, Hulk, Yellow Fever.
First pro gig: Frequency 533
Studio work: Mixes with the Omen, though Yellow Fever’s first studio album is currently in production and due to be released in early 2012.
Signature mix: Yellow Fever Mix on Soundcloud (http://soundcloud.com/yellow-fever-1/yellow-fever-mix-6-19-2011)
Personal playlist: A lot of rap and hip hop and Yellow Fever mixes
Favorite albums: Biggie — Ready to Die
My gear: Mixer, two CDJs and a microphone
Website: http://www.facebook.com/#!/pages/Yellow-Fever/105064132915455?sk=info
We’d like to add: For bookings, contact Scott McCusker of Cyber Groove Productions/Artist Management (www.CyberGrooveProd.com) at Scott@CyberGrooveProd.com or 845.304.8800.
Ammunition Recordings Podcast 14 - Guest: KRYTERIA
Ammunition Recordings Podcast 14 - Guest: KRYTERIA by Ammunition Recordings
Be forewarned: BRING YOUR SENSE OF HUMOR! And keep it for the first 6 minutes. And then some... (PS: Listen till the end for outtakes)
You know the drill: Ammunition Recordings comes with the heavy, big drums, swelling neurofunk basslines, and leads that'll make you say, "MMmmmmmm Mmmm! Why are my hands in the air?!"
Back with installment 014 in their Podcast series, Coffey throws down some precision mixing, big energy, and tight transitions that the Ammo Podcasts have become known for. In keeping with the same tried and proven standard, expect quality after quality tune, and some sneak peaks on what's to come, both on Ammunition, and from some of the biggest producers on Drum & Bass circuit!
In addition, US based production crew Kryteria joins in on the devastation with an Exclusive Guest Mix, and you better believe… they pile on the heavy!
Hope you all enjoy!
- Written Tracklist -
Ammunition Recordings Podcast 013
01. Dark Concept - Dawn Of Agony [Ammunition Dub]
02. Paperclip - Wrath [Ammunition]
03. Aeph - Scumbag [Bad Taste]
04. Emoshin - Rank Dominator [Ammunition Dub]
05. Noisia - Friendly Intentions [Hospital]
06. Yanntek - Klaatu [Ammunition Dub]
07. Rido - Coincidence [Disturbed]
08. Imprintz - Heavens Massacre (Soulstorm Rmx) [Ammunition]
09. Engage - Labrat [Ammunition]
10. Xilent - Skyward I [Dub]
11. Mumblz & Zardonic - Systems Activated [Human]
12. Gridlok & Prolix - Tru Born Playa (ft. MC Fats) [Playaz]
13. Zeal & Litta - Willbreaker [Ammunition]
14. Telekinesis - Parallel [Dub]
15. Landscapers - Orientation [Ammunition]
16. Noisia, Vegas & Maldini - Meditation [Bad Taste]
17. DaVip - Napalm [Ammunition]
18. Ford - Serrated [Ammunition Dub]
19. Curfew - Vandal [Bad Taste Dub]
- KRYTERIA: GUEST MIX TRACKLIST -
01. Kryteria - Green Zone [Abducted]
02. Kryteria - G Loc [Abducted]
03. Jade & Mastif - Time Trap
04. Prolix - Rude Bizzniz
05. Telekinesis - Sacrifice
06. Neonlight & Hackage - Nothing Is Safe [Audio Remix]
07. Optiv & Kryteria - Bloody Mary [???]
08. Kryteria - Take Control [Abducted]
09. Dose - Squander
10. Kryteria - Recoil [Apparatus]
11. Fourward & Mefjus - Shit Drum
12. Optiv - Boudicca [Telekinesis Remix]
13. Optiv - Eggplant (Kryteria Remix) [Redlight]
14. Kryteria - Hunt You Down [Abducted]
15. Optiv & BTK - Lurker
16. Mindscape & Ryme Tyme - Sickness
17. Kryteria & Ketz - Alive (Task Horizon Remix) [Close2Death]
18. Kryteria & Task Horizon - Sphinx [Ammunition]
19. Kryteria & Task Horizon - Letting Go [Cause 4 Concern]
Released by: Ammunition Recordings
Release/catalogue number: Ammo Podcast 014
Wednesday, October 19, 2011
DJ Marky Exclusive Mix - DJ Mag
source
DJ Marky Exclusive Mix
Brazilian d&b master drops the funk
When you think of Brazil you might picture scorching weather, beautiful beaches and of course carnival time in Rio De Janeiro, but what you should really be thinking about is drum & bass don DJ Marky.
Marky is no newcomer; with his own club night, an Essential Mix on Radio 1, a top 20 hit and a performance on Top Of The Pops all under the belt, his foot is well in the door of the d&b hall of fame.
Recently he put out a Fabric Live CD, plus his latest single alongside partner in crime DJ S.P.Y. ‘Yellow Shoes’, a classic track with truly summary vibes, something Marky is well known for.
On top of this, Marky has been running his own label Innerground which has releases from the likes of Q-Project, Makoto and Random Movement just to name a few, so it seemed silly not to have an exclusive mix from the man himself, chock full of dubplates, classics and forthcoming tunes.
DJ Marky - DJ Mag Exclusive Mix by djmag
1-DJ Marky & Random Movement-Cat Girl [Innerground Dub]
2-Smote-The Groove [Innerground Dub]
3-DJ Marky & S.P.Y-Yellow Shoes [Innerground Records]
4-Anile-Back To Back [Inneractive Records]
5-Calibre-Dog Shit [Samurai Music]
6-Eastcolors-Acidized [Samurai Music]
7-Enei,Eastcolors & Noel-Cracker (Jubei Remix) [Critical Records]
8-Octane & DLR-Back In The Grind (Cern & Dabs Remix) [Dispatch Records]
9-Optiv-Waterboard [Quarantine Records]
10-DJ Die & Break-Get Some [Clear Skyz Records]
11-Cyantific & Wilkinson-Get Into It [Ram Records]
12-Kemal & Rob Data-Star Trails [Audio Blueprint Records]
13-S.P.Y-Hotspot [Innerground Records]
14-Flaco-Down [Innerground Dub]
15-Paul SG & Jay Rome-Tamplona [Digital Blus Records]
16-DJ Marky & XRS- The Wizard (The Invaderz Remix) [Innerground Records]
17-DJ Marky & Makoto Feat. Deeizm-Aquarius [Innerground Records]
18-Level 2- Love Insane [Innerground Dub]
19- Switch- This Is Your Life [Innerground Records]
20-Q.Project & 8 Bits- T1 [Innerground Records]
DJ Marky Exclusive Mix
Brazilian d&b master drops the funk
When you think of Brazil you might picture scorching weather, beautiful beaches and of course carnival time in Rio De Janeiro, but what you should really be thinking about is drum & bass don DJ Marky.
Marky is no newcomer; with his own club night, an Essential Mix on Radio 1, a top 20 hit and a performance on Top Of The Pops all under the belt, his foot is well in the door of the d&b hall of fame.
Recently he put out a Fabric Live CD, plus his latest single alongside partner in crime DJ S.P.Y. ‘Yellow Shoes’, a classic track with truly summary vibes, something Marky is well known for.
On top of this, Marky has been running his own label Innerground which has releases from the likes of Q-Project, Makoto and Random Movement just to name a few, so it seemed silly not to have an exclusive mix from the man himself, chock full of dubplates, classics and forthcoming tunes.
DJ Marky - DJ Mag Exclusive Mix by djmag
1-DJ Marky & Random Movement-Cat Girl [Innerground Dub]
2-Smote-The Groove [Innerground Dub]
3-DJ Marky & S.P.Y-Yellow Shoes [Innerground Records]
4-Anile-Back To Back [Inneractive Records]
5-Calibre-Dog Shit [Samurai Music]
6-Eastcolors-Acidized [Samurai Music]
7-Enei,Eastcolors & Noel-Cracker (Jubei Remix) [Critical Records]
8-Octane & DLR-Back In The Grind (Cern & Dabs Remix) [Dispatch Records]
9-Optiv-Waterboard [Quarantine Records]
10-DJ Die & Break-Get Some [Clear Skyz Records]
11-Cyantific & Wilkinson-Get Into It [Ram Records]
12-Kemal & Rob Data-Star Trails [Audio Blueprint Records]
13-S.P.Y-Hotspot [Innerground Records]
14-Flaco-Down [Innerground Dub]
15-Paul SG & Jay Rome-Tamplona [Digital Blus Records]
16-DJ Marky & XRS- The Wizard (The Invaderz Remix) [Innerground Records]
17-DJ Marky & Makoto Feat. Deeizm-Aquarius [Innerground Records]
18-Level 2- Love Insane [Innerground Dub]
19- Switch- This Is Your Life [Innerground Records]
20-Q.Project & 8 Bits- T1 [Innerground Records]
MAZTEK|GROTESQUE - STRAIGHT TO BAD(MAZTEK DUBSTEP MIX)
MAZTEK|GROTESQUE - STRAIGHT TO BAD(MAZTEK DUBSTEP MIX) by MAZTEK™
My Dubstep Mix of the "Straight To bad" Tune
here is the original
Maztek|Grotesque - straight to bad - Icarus audio by MAZTEK™/
preorder the ep here
http://www.triplevision.nl/release/ICARUS006/
Released by: IcarusAudio
Release/catalogue number: [SCULT005]
Release date: Oct 31, 2011
My Dubstep Mix of the "Straight To bad" Tune
here is the original
Maztek|Grotesque - straight to bad - Icarus audio by MAZTEK™/
preorder the ep here
http://www.triplevision.nl/release/ICARUS006/
Released by: IcarusAudio
Release/catalogue number: [SCULT005]
Release date: Oct 31, 2011
DIP VERTIGO - ELECTRICAL IMPULSE feat. Kryteria (FREE LIVE MIXX)
While Kryteria was out in LA he made a stop at DIP Vertigo's radio show, check it out!!!!
LISTEN NOW!!!
LISTEN NOW!!!
Monday, October 17, 2011
Prolific ft. Cojaxx - This Is For My Hustlas (Hulk Remix) Official Video w/ MIX
12"
http://www.djshop.de/Vinyl-Endboss---Hulk-Crusher/ex/s~details,u~1736917,p1~vinyl/xe/details.html
Promo Mix for Media Contender who will be promoting it!
http://soundcloud.com/foulplaypromomixes/prolific-vs-adverse-exclusive
Track List
1. Kid Dre - Bottles in the Air (Bodie RMX)
2. 6blocc ft Ray Uptown - Grape Cigarillo
3. Freqax Music Box (Inventor/Coretex RMX)
4. Badbwoy BMC -Tired of the War
5. The Bassist and 6blocc- Untitled
6. Badbwoy BMC -Brooooo
7. Mind Killa -OMFG
8. Prolific Ft. Cojaxx and Planetary - This is for My Hustlas (Hulk RMX)
9. Endboss - Big Trouble
10. Endboss - Big Trouble Hulk RMX
11. Ace Hood - Go On Get It (Badbwoy BMC RMX)
12. Down Jones ft Armanni - The Chase
13. Dubzap - Brutal (Substacja RMX)
14. T2 - Heartbroken (Hulk RMX)
15. Waka Flaka - No Hands (Bodie RMX)
16. 6blocc -Blow Me Bitch
17. Claw - Fuck Up (Hulk VIP)
18. Endboss - No Defence
19. Animal X - Love Philosophy (Freqax RMX)
20. Death By Drums - Still Remained
21. Endboss - Blueprint (6blocc RMX)
22. Endboss ft Werd2Jah - Crusher
23. Down Jones ft Apollo - Walk (Command Strange RMX)
24. Kirkus -Love the Night
25. Ghostface Killah - Mighty Healthy (Mind Killa RMX)
Official digital release through BEATPORT out OCT 17th!!!
Another legit release from myself and FPR! Stay tuned for new heaters soon!!!
Friday, October 7, 2011
HIGH MAINTENANCE – BEATPORT TOP 10 (OCT. 2011)
CHECK IT!!!
High Maintenance MAKES BEATPORT Top 10 (Oct. 2011)!!!!!!!!!!
New Audioporn signing High Maintenance makes his Audioporn Records debut with a dubstep/dnb single ‘With You’ / ‘Nowhere’.
Booking High Maintenance:
http://www.cybergrooveam.com/hm.html
High Maintenance MAKES BEATPORT Top 10 (Oct. 2011)!!!!!!!!!!
New Audioporn signing High Maintenance makes his Audioporn Records debut with a dubstep/dnb single ‘With You’ / ‘Nowhere’.
Booking High Maintenance:
http://www.cybergrooveam.com/hm.html
Monday, October 3, 2011
LDNB-DG001 - Stunna, Edward Oberon, Pipeline
LDNB-DG001 - Stunna, Edward Oberon, Pipeline by LDNB Music
Released by: LDNB Music
Release/catalogue number: LDNB-DG001
Release date: Feb 7, 2011
Released by: LDNB Music
Release/catalogue number: LDNB-DG001
Release date: Feb 7, 2011
[Nostalgia session PT7.] All Total Science (Q Project & Spinback)
Came across this out on the interweb and it is pretty damn good so figured I would share this mix with you all...good timing since Total Science are touring around America right now...enjoy this and if you are close to where they are playing out make sure to make it out.
Ez
[Nostalgia session PT7.] All Total Science (Q Project & Spinback) by Noble
For part seven of these [Nostalgia sessions] I'm doing, I decided to select some of the wicked tunes Q-Project & Spinback have put out over the years as solo-artists, as well as a couple of juicy numbers they released as a duo under the Total Science, Tropic, and Legacy monikers.
These guys have definitely been my favorite artists since I discovered them just before the millenium, around the time they released some of their best distinctive rave-stylee music. It was only later that I discovered that they have made some deeper tunes as well. Guess good music grows on you.
Not forgetting the remixes they have done over the years as well as some of their music that's been remixed by others, I hope I've done their catalogue a bit of justice.
Enjoy this mix, and check the other ones if you like, they've all been recorded using 2 decks and a mixer, the [Nostalgia] way!
Thanks for the support so far, 3 more parts to go!!
[Nostalgia session PT7.] All Q Project & Spinback
01. Total Science // Force-field // Good Looking Records
02. Legacy // Data Transfer // Bear Necessities
03. Total Science // Moving Target // Timeless Music
04. Tropic // Passion // Genetic Stress
05. Q Project // Sticky Fingers // Crash Recordings
06. Q Project // 40 Below // Function Recordings
07. Total Science // Ice Cubes // Metalheadz
08. Marcus Intalex & ST. Files // Warp 3 (Total Science Remix) // CIA Limited
09. Total Science // Out Of Touch (Source Direct Remix) // Renegade Hardware
10. Q Project // Superstitious // CIA Records
11. Total Science // Gravy Girls // Advanced Recordings
12. Total Science // Jet Set // Advanced Recordings
13. Total Science // Basic // True Playaz
14. Total Science // Let It Go // Hospital Recordings
15. Total Science // Zanzibar // Fix001
16. Q Project // R Factor // Industry Recordings
17. Total Science // Hen Night // Fix002
18. Q Project // Safety Clause // Function Records
19. Total Science // Street Level // Renegade Hardware
20. Total Science // Taxman // Advanced Recordings
21. Total Science // No Smoking // Advanced Recordings
22. Total Science // Love Sick // Fix003
23. Total Science // Juicy Fruit (Calibre Remix PT.2) // CIA Limited
24. Q Project // Modern Day World // Fix005
25. Legacy // Deception // Bear Necessities
26. Krust // Jazz Note III (Total Science Remix) // V Recordings
27. Tropic // Cause 'n' Effect // Genetic Stress
28. Total Science // Borderline 2000 // Metalheadz
29. Q Project // Trouble // Advanced Recordings
Ez
[Nostalgia session PT7.] All Total Science (Q Project & Spinback) by Noble
For part seven of these [Nostalgia sessions] I'm doing, I decided to select some of the wicked tunes Q-Project & Spinback have put out over the years as solo-artists, as well as a couple of juicy numbers they released as a duo under the Total Science, Tropic, and Legacy monikers.
These guys have definitely been my favorite artists since I discovered them just before the millenium, around the time they released some of their best distinctive rave-stylee music. It was only later that I discovered that they have made some deeper tunes as well. Guess good music grows on you.
Not forgetting the remixes they have done over the years as well as some of their music that's been remixed by others, I hope I've done their catalogue a bit of justice.
Enjoy this mix, and check the other ones if you like, they've all been recorded using 2 decks and a mixer, the [Nostalgia] way!
Thanks for the support so far, 3 more parts to go!!
[Nostalgia session PT7.] All Q Project & Spinback
01. Total Science // Force-field // Good Looking Records
02. Legacy // Data Transfer // Bear Necessities
03. Total Science // Moving Target // Timeless Music
04. Tropic // Passion // Genetic Stress
05. Q Project // Sticky Fingers // Crash Recordings
06. Q Project // 40 Below // Function Recordings
07. Total Science // Ice Cubes // Metalheadz
08. Marcus Intalex & ST. Files // Warp 3 (Total Science Remix) // CIA Limited
09. Total Science // Out Of Touch (Source Direct Remix) // Renegade Hardware
10. Q Project // Superstitious // CIA Records
11. Total Science // Gravy Girls // Advanced Recordings
12. Total Science // Jet Set // Advanced Recordings
13. Total Science // Basic // True Playaz
14. Total Science // Let It Go // Hospital Recordings
15. Total Science // Zanzibar // Fix001
16. Q Project // R Factor // Industry Recordings
17. Total Science // Hen Night // Fix002
18. Q Project // Safety Clause // Function Records
19. Total Science // Street Level // Renegade Hardware
20. Total Science // Taxman // Advanced Recordings
21. Total Science // No Smoking // Advanced Recordings
22. Total Science // Love Sick // Fix003
23. Total Science // Juicy Fruit (Calibre Remix PT.2) // CIA Limited
24. Q Project // Modern Day World // Fix005
25. Legacy // Deception // Bear Necessities
26. Krust // Jazz Note III (Total Science Remix) // V Recordings
27. Tropic // Cause 'n' Effect // Genetic Stress
28. Total Science // Borderline 2000 // Metalheadz
29. Q Project // Trouble // Advanced Recordings
Saturday, October 1, 2011
MAZTEK - SUBCULTURE MUSIC MIX
MAZTEK - SUBCULTURE MUSIC MIX by Maztek
Don't Forget to grab your copy of [SCULT005] Intiman & Foreign Beggars "Hit That" Maztek remix
http://www.redeyerecords.co.uk/asp/view_product.asp?id=24533
http://www.juno.co.uk/products/435909-01.htm
http://www.chemical-records.co.uk/sc/servlet/Info?Track=SCULT005
http://distribution.triplevision.nl/release/SCULT005/
http://www.waxtune.com/product.php?id_product=406
Tracklist
1- Flame & Displaced Paranormals - Resistance (Subterra & Dekko remix) - Modulate Dub
2- Pixel - The Belly Of The Beast ft. Slimify (Maztek Remix) Surface Audio Dub
3- Optiv & BTK - Backlash - Virus
4- Maztek - Breakdown Vip - Icarus Audio Dub
5- Maztek & Grotesque - Straight to Bad - Icarus Audio Dub
6- Noisia - Friendly Intention - Vision
7- NPhonix & Nickbee - Ego Death - Mindtech Dub
8- Borderline - Flash Bang - Dutty Audio
9- The Upbeats & Dose - Raiders - Non Vogue
10- NC-17 & Treo feat Nusense - Inner Konflicts - Redlight
11- Audio - Vacuum - RUN DNB
12- Mayhem & Phace - Lightyears Apart - Shadow Law Recordings
13- Optiv & BTK - Lurker - Virus
14- Maztek - Up&Down - Subculture Music Dub
15- Quadrant - Only Mortal (Dabs remix) - Citrus
16- State of Mind - Quasars - SOM
17- Mindscape & Ryme Tyme - Sickness (Zero Method Remix) - Citrus
18- Black Sun Empire & Counterstrike - Traum - BSE
19- Intiman & Foreign Beggars - Hit That (Maztek Remix) - Subculture Music
20- Boemklatsch - Think Big (Noisia Remix) - Bmkltsch Records
21- Break feat. SP:MC - Between The Lines - Symmetry Recordings
22- The Funktion - Direct Order (Lomax Remix) - RUN DNB
23- Mayhem - Shibuya - Shadow Law Recordings
24- Optiv & BTK - Blind Struck feat. MC Fokus - Renegade Hardware
25- Telekinesis - Parallel Universe - Dub
26- Curfew - HorrorScope - Cause4Concern
27- DOpe D.O.D. - Brutality Feat MAztek - Dope D.O.D.
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