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  • Judder Compilation #4
    BeatTracker #25 Feat. New Releases in Bass / Club

    udder unveils the fourth installment of its annual bass music compilation series - Judder Compilation #4.\n\nOver the years, the compilation has grown into both an ongoing musical exploration and a document of the genre's evolving landscape. Each edition captures the ideas and production approaches emerging across local scenes worldwide, reflecting how the language of bass music continues to shift through different tempos, influences, and regional contexts.\n\nThe fourth volume brings together a wide spectrum of bass-driven sounds. Rooted in the label's core foundations of techno, breakbeat, and dubstep, it also embraces more contemporary forms such as gqom and Jersey club. Rather than adhering to a single stylistic framework, every contribution moves between genres, combining multiple influences into distinct, hybrid forms.\n\nTracklist:\nBRAINDEAD - Opportunity\nDrumPhill - Sekiro Dub\nearrapia - MSL\nEthik - Basket Match\nFosil - Birds And Drones\nHLRTY - Realidad\nIntersecta - Krishna Badboy\nJeeby - Flying\nKahter - Pandora\nKaissa - Gray Pay\nKapha - R24\nMoytra - Say\nNattah - Paloma\nONOM - Limiting Beliefs\nRaciya Bagdad - Priyom Loma\nsintaro fujita - Fully Book\nTacktile - Responsible\n

  • Judder Compilation #4
    BeatTracker #31 Feat. New Releases in 140 / Deep Dubstep / Grime

    udder unveils the fourth installment of its annual bass music compilation series - Judder Compilation #4.\n\nOver the years, the compilation has grown into both an ongoing musical exploration and a document of the genre's evolving landscape. Each edition captures the ideas and production approaches emerging across local scenes worldwide, reflecting how the language of bass music continues to shift through different tempos, influences, and regional contexts.\n\nThe fourth volume brings together a wide spectrum of bass-driven sounds. Rooted in the label's core foundations of techno, breakbeat, and dubstep, it also embraces more contemporary forms such as gqom and Jersey club. Rather than adhering to a single stylistic framework, every contribution moves between genres, combining multiple influences into distinct, hybrid forms.\n\nTracklist:\nBRAINDEAD - Opportunity\nDrumPhill - Sekiro Dub\nearrapia - MSL\nEthik - Basket Match\nFosil - Birds And Drones\nHLRTY - Realidad\nIntersecta - Krishna Badboy\nJeeby - Flying\nKahter - Pandora\nKaissa - Gray Pay\nKapha - R24\nMoytra - Say\nNattah - Paloma\nONOM - Limiting Beliefs\nRaciya Bagdad - Priyom Loma\nsintaro fujita - Fully Book\nTacktile - Responsible\n

  • Judder Compilation #4
    BeatTracker #47 Feat. New Releases in Breaks / Breakbeat / UK Bass

    udder unveils the fourth installment of its annual bass music compilation series - Judder Compilation #4.\n\nOver the years, the compilation has grown into both an ongoing musical exploration and a document of the genre's evolving landscape. Each edition captures the ideas and production approaches emerging across local scenes worldwide, reflecting how the language of bass music continues to shift through different tempos, influences, and regional contexts.\n\nThe fourth volume brings together a wide spectrum of bass-driven sounds. Rooted in the label's core foundations of techno, breakbeat, and dubstep, it also embraces more contemporary forms such as gqom and Jersey club. Rather than adhering to a single stylistic framework, every contribution moves between genres, combining multiple influences into distinct, hybrid forms.\n\nTracklist:\nBRAINDEAD - Opportunity\nDrumPhill - Sekiro Dub\nearrapia - MSL\nEthik - Basket Match\nFosil - Birds And Drones\nHLRTY - Realidad\nIntersecta - Krishna Badboy\nJeeby - Flying\nKahter - Pandora\nKaissa - Gray Pay\nKapha - R24\nMoytra - Say\nNattah - Paloma\nONOM - Limiting Beliefs\nRaciya Bagdad - Priyom Loma\nsintaro fujita - Fully Book\nTacktile - Responsible\n