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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.

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Darkai returns to Artikal with his next EP featuring 2 tracks of deep, dark, dubstep pressure. 'See Jah' takes the lead with it's unique mystic dubbed out swing of sub low weight. 'Low Tek' flips the script, the dark heavyweight stomper has been mashing up venues worldwide. With support by Mala, Youngsta, J:Kenzo, Distance and Mantra.

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With his unique journey into the dubstep scene from Jordan via Denver, fast-rising production prodigy Don Jamal brings his distinctive heat with his debut full DDD EP, Salvage. Three 140 bangers deep, Salvage delivers tracks that each elicit an immediate reaction, while maintaining resonant depth, focus, and storytelling-giving the EP real staying power. Lead single and EP opener 'Do You Think?' nods to the rave-soaked vocal influences of late-noughties dubstep, while pushing the sonics firmly into 2026's booming 140 scene. Then 'Have to Know' slaps you round the chops with infectious before Breath Through finishes you off with relentless sub pressure. Ready to Salvage yourself via Don Jamal? He might just let you