Following his last extended body of work Entanglements, Alix Perez taps into slower tempos for his new mini LP Sabotage. This record focuses on the 130-140 bpm realm, featuring collaborations with SP:MC, Trim, Cesco & Hijinx. From light to dark, Alix further explores his penchant for that world of music.

Following his last extended body of work Entanglements, Alix Perez taps into slower tempos for his new mini LP Sabotage. This record focuses on the 130-140 bpm realm, featuring collaborations with SP:MC, Trim, Cesco & Hijinx. From light to dark, Alix further explores his penchant for that world of music.

Following his last extended body of work Entanglements, Alix Perez taps into slower tempos for his new mini LP Sabotage. This record focuses on the 130-140 bpm realm, featuring collaborations with SP:MC, Trim, Cesco & Hijinx. From light to dark, Alix further explores his penchant for that world of music.

Cesco returns to 1985 Music with Fake EP a 4 track multi-genre EP showcasing his continued versatility in the bass world. Following the success of his Up The Place EP last year, the Bristol-based producer/DJ has been championed by pioneers of the scene including Mike Skinner from The Streets, Modeselektor, Clozee, Disclosure and Caribou to name a few.

Marking five years of Pineapple Records and a decade since his seminal debut Wasted Days, Sam Binga returns with Club Orthodontics—a mixtape that captures, in high definition, where he stands today as an artist, DJ, and label head. Entirely collaborative and sonically expansive, the project draws from a vibrant palette: Drill, Dancehall, Baile Funk, Breakbeat Garage—all unified by Bingas signature blend of percussive drive, weighty bass, and razor-sharp vocal features. With contributions from a revolving cast of Pineapple-affiliated producers and MCs, Club Orthodontics is both a celebration of community and a masterclass in cohesion. Its unmistakably UK in its attitude and approach, designed to hit just as hard in headphones as it does in the dance. Featuring key collaborators such as Bakey, Machinedrum, and Cesco, the mixtape is a snapshot of Pineapples creative ecosystem—a scene defined not by genre boundaries, but by shared intent and fearless collaboration. Club Orthodontics isnt just a mixtape; its a testament to the collective power of sound system culture reimagined for 2025. Distributed by Label Engine - www.label-engine.com

1985 Music UK Garage / Bassline

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1985 Music

1985 Music

Now considered a core artist at 1985 Music, Cesco returns to the imprint with his 3rd EP release. Featuring some heavyweight collaborations.

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1985 Music 140 / Deep Dubstep / Grime