Killa P

Killa P

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  • KR.UK
    BeatTracker #16 Top Releases in Bass / Club
  • Bran New Style: Remixed
    BeatTracker #23 Feat. Staff Picks in 140 / Deep Dubstep / Grime

    Bran New Style: Remixed

    Long Range , Killa P , Riko Dan , Limmz , SP:K

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  • XERO RECALL
    BeatTracker #34 Feat. Staff Picks in 140 / Deep Dubstep / Grime

    XERO RECALL

    Killa P , Radiant

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  • Start & Stop
    BeatTracker #46 Top Tracks in 140 / Deep Dubstep / Grime

    Start & Stop

    Killa P , Sir Spyro

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    Neighbourhood 140 / Deep Dubstep / Grime

  • KR.UK
    BeatTracker #49 Feat. Staff Picks in Bass / Club
  • KR.UK
    BeatTracker #62 Feat. Staff Picks in Breaks / Breakbeat / UK Bass
  • KR.UK
    BeatTracker #65 Top Releases in Breaks / Breakbeat / UK Bass
  • Dusty & Friends
    BeatTracker #92 Feat. Staff Picks in 140 / Deep Dubstep / Grime

    Dusty & Friends

    Dusty , Killa P , Sano , Ma Barka

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    Aotearoa-based producer Dusty returns to Infernal Sounds with his most ambitious project to date: a full reimagining of his Hydro EP. Originally released as part of the label's limited series, this new edition revitalises the project by inviting a diverse lineup of international artists to reinterpret the original material. At the forefront, Dusty delivers a powerful VIP of Hydro, featuring renowned lyricist Killa P. This rework intensifies the original, offering a heavier and more uncompromising take. Across the project, each contributor brings a distinct perspective: Quasar transforms Grutbucker into a rolling, bass-driven composition, while WZ explores deeper sonic territory with a subterranean rework of Desolate. Kyber's reinterpretation of Compakta pushes into darker, more aggressive territory, contrasted by TMSV's stripped-back and groove-focused version of Hydro. Nova adds swampy textures and weight to Grutbucker, while fellow Aotearoa producer Ebb delivers a rave-ready remix of Raveyard, paying homage to the original collaboration with Ma Barka. Closing the release, Pharma offers a refined and nimble rework of Compakta, bringing a fresh 140 perspective to the project. This body of work stands as both a celebration of the original Hydro EP and a forward-looking statement, uniting a global selection of artists to push the sound into new territory while maintaining a cohesive and powerful identity.