Skappakam returns with Big Man Ting, a no-nonsense two-step track that does exactly what it needs to do, and does it well. Based out of Australia, he's been steadily building momentum, and this one feels like a natural next step after his EP on Ark Angel, a release that properly put his name on the radar. There's a similar sense of confidence here, but it's even more stripped back. No extra layers for the sake of it, just solid drums, weighty bass, and a groove that carries the whole thing. Big Man Ting is all about feel. It's got that bounce that pulls people in without trying too hard, the kind of track that fits into a set easily but still holds its own. Whether it's warming things up or keeping the energy moving later on, it does the job without needing attention. There's something straightforward about the way Skappakam approaches his sound. It's rooted in UK garage, but it doesn't feel forced or overthought, just a clear understanding of what works on a system. After the statement of the Ark Angel EP, this feels like him settling into his lane a bit more - focused, consistent, and dialled into the dancefloor. For licensing & label enquiries, please contact Martin Flex: martin@hotcakesmusic.com