Top 100 Chart Placements
Updated 19 hours ago
We're opening BEASTMODE with BASSFACE, made with our good friend Rouman. It's made for dancefloor on steroids, for everyone who's ever had to explain that they pull that face because they're enjoying themselves. You can do your own research in the club. Catch your mate's eye when the bass comes in and try not to laugh.
Representing Blackpool, Demloxx has been an integral part of the underground bass music scene in his region and beyond for decades as an artist, promoter, label boss, and more. And now it's time for a whole new audience to get to know him. Across three tracks, Demloxx manages to weave together multiple strands of the jungle drum 'n' bass sound, and give each a unique twist. The gospel-funk rollout of 'Sunday Service', the dancefloor neurofunk of 'Flatline', and the grimy musicality of 'Don't Be Playing' combine to present a producer whose talent extends across the whole spectrum of the sound. Check it out. For licensing & label enquiries, please contact Martin Flex: martin@hotcakesmusic.com
Dubruvvas return with their second release on Transparent Audio this year, this time set to take the drum & bass and dubstep scene by storm with two outstanding tracks showcasing the full force of their production. 'Notions' opens the release with a stripped-back, minimal approach, built around rolling drums, weighty sub-bass and intricate sound design. Dubruvvas keep the arrangement tight and purposeful, allowing each element to hit with maximum impact while maintaining the groove and movement expected from a proper dancefloor roller. On the flip, 'Mic Man' brings longtime collaborators Limmz & Kaisan T to the forefront for a full-blown dubstep and grime workout. The two MCs lock into the track with effortless chemistry, trading bars over a grime-infused rhythm and creating an iconic flow that drives the track from start to finish. As with every release, Dubruvvas continue to push their production and style forward, refining their sound and raising the bar with each new record. 'Notions' / 'Mic Man' captures that progression perfectly, moving between minimal drum & bass and heavyweight dubstep while bringing together Dubruvvas' evolving production style with the raw energy of two distinctive UK MCs. Distributed by Label Engine - www.label-engine.com
London Elektricity signs off the summer with a soulful drum & bass rework of Fela Ransome-Kuti's timeless 'Water No Get Enemy'. Holding onto the warmth and spirit of the original while bringing it firmly into the present, this is a vibrant, uplifting cut made for the transition from long summer days into autumn and winter. All proceeds from the release will be donated to Brass for Africa, supporting the charity's work transforming lives through music and education across Africa.
DUX returns with 'Selecta,' a catchy yet gritty drum & bass tune featuring powerful vocals by elevatetoday. Having previously collaborated with Emily Makis and Friction, and performed at Rampage, DUX continues to bring his own energy to the scene. 'Selecta' takes that energy one step further, with a drop guaranteed to bring out your best bass face. Catch DUX premiering the track live at the Wobbles & Waffles Bakery Rave during ADE.