C.O.U.S.M EP sees Cimm delivering a high impact four track release built for clubs, systems and late night energy. The title track C.O.U.S.M leads with a straight up, hard hitting dubstep sound, packed with big bass, punchy drums and bold synth work aimed directly at the dance. Sharon's Stoned switches the pace with a fast, hybrid cut carrying strong Brazilian influence and relentless energy. No Friends in 818 moves into darker territory, driven by heavy reese synths and a tense, weighty atmosphere designed for deeper moments in a set. Ether Mendes closes the EP with a trappy, club focused dubstep track built for impact, movement and serious system pressure. Raw, versatile and high energy, CCSD002 showcases Cimm's range while staying rooted in powerful, dancefloor-ready music. Early support includes Sicaria on Keep Hush, with C.O.U.S.M gaining over 1.3M plays across social platforms. Also supported by Alix Perez, Dj Chefal, Truant, Plastician + More

4 Focus marks the second release from Cimm and Neffa-T on Data Stream, and the first to land digitally. Utilising playful sound design to contrast precise drum programming, the track balances a light-hearted yet considered style, drawing on influences from a range of genres that have shaped their musical journey so far.

Close Calls 140 / Deep Dubstep / Grime

One of the most interesting (and tallest) producers in Bristol, Samba - often known for his intricate and emotionally charged 140 on iconic labels such as Deep Medi - switches things up with a thoroughly dancefloor-focussed Club inspired EP for the mighty Pineapple. Broody sees Samba and another Sam (the Binga) team up with the incredibly talented Rochy Romero, who laces the bass-led beat with cold-hearted but anthemic lyrics - told my ex imma need more room, but she still on my line tryna bug me - put her on pause, I dont wanna resume. Vocal cuts and an almost vapourwave synth-line set off the pounding kicks and whip-shaking bass to create a unique blend of UK attitude and US swagger. BB was the first track Samba sent over for the EP and its a monster. Club-patterned kicks keep the funk focussed, while another female vocal represents for all the Baddies out there. Support on this one from Alix Perez, Sicaria and more. The Work brings Cimm and HiJinx into the picture - incredibly crisp production brings a luxurious sheen to the Club production palette, resulting in another Jersey-inspired dancefloor weapon. Distributed by Label Engine - www.label-engine.com