Top 100 Chart placements for 140 / Deep Dubstep / Grime
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Nomia returns to In:flux for our first EP of 2026 - and he's brought the full force of his homeland with him. First up we present title track 'Mercy' which sees Nomia link up with bass heavyweight The Navigator for a powerful meeting of styles. Eastern-inspired strings - a signature of Nomia's sound - intertwine seamlessly with The Navigator's commanding low-end, creating a track that's both cinematic and crushing.
The world of soothing beats, Persian ballads, exotic instrumentation, gritty basslines, beautiful atmospherics and incredible melodies that made the original release so special, were exactly why we had to get a bunch of remixes done from a stellar cast of artists. The sounds vary from beautiful downtempo and ambient excursions to some gritty Dubstep and Drum & Bass and a couple Glitched out and Trap inspired Remixes. Māh Ze Tār is propelled by the vision of fusing traditional eastern music with modern electronic composition as a form of cultural preservation. Each Māh Ze Tār set is uniquely dynamic- The listener can expect to hear the ancient sounds of the Sitar and Oud in one song and the timeless melodies of the Hulusi, Ney and Duduk in the next- bringing a kaleidoscope of emotions through the wide plethora of ancient sounds, mesmerizin g vocals, and grooving beats. Māh Ze Tār seeks to make familiar that which seems other through serving the sounds of distant lands on a platter of familiar body moving bass lines and thumping grooves. Māh Ze Tār is an active performing member of Balkan Bump and has had significant musical collaborations with Desert Dwellers, David Starfire, Jef Stott, Morillo, Akriza, Nyrus and many others. Notable performances- Red Rocks, Coachella, Lightning in a Bottle, Shambala, Gem & Jam, Joshua Tree, Lucidity, Symbiosis, Oregon Eclipse, Burning Man, Oregon Country Fair, Haurkaze Tokyo Festival Akriza is a visionary multi-instrumentalist and world-influenced electronic music producer from Northern California. Blending global sounds with bass-driven electronic beats, his music ignites mind, body, and spirit. Akrizas epic compositions transport listeners across musical landscapes, from bangers to emotional journeys. With performances at Envision, Burning Man, and Unison festivals, and releases on Odyzey and Gravitas, Akriza continues to push boundaries. His live sets feature piano, violin, and live looping, creating a unique, movement-inspiring experience.
Trax Unit comes correct with their first release of the Year THE BREAK EP. Make sure you pay your phone bill because it includes a steamy CALL ME dub from Detroits very own 2Lanes. High tempo future funk is the name of the game on this one. GO get it now! Distributed by Label Engine - www.label-engine.com
Dream Eater 011 comes courtesy of grime icon Iron Soul and cements Dream Eater Record's reputation as a home for the genre's most highly regarded producers. The two-track project gifts grime fans with an updated version of a rare classic, as well as a brand-new production. Both tracks see IronSoul's murkier side emerge, landing as orchestral yet warlike hitters, with a vintage feel. A-side 'By The Sword' is a booming, snare-driven tear-out, yet its trumpeting, operatic samples immerse the listener in melody. B-side 'Heavens Reject (Refix)' is an update of the much-hyped instrumental from 2005.
Nimas debut album is a five-year journey through UK bass culture A cinematic, sound systemdriven fusion of hip hop, grime, and dubstep that pays homage to the formative dance floors of London and Bristols underground scene. - South London producer Nima announces his debut album. A project five years in the making that pays homage to the formative dance floors of UK bass music. Drawing from the spirit of nights like FWD>> and DMZ in London, and many from Bristol, the record sits at the crossroads of hip hop, dubstep, grime and cinematic sound design. Of Iranian heritage, Nima grew up on a steady diet of 90s Hip Hop and Grime before discovering 140 culture through pioneers like Skream and Benga. His sound developed further in Bristol during one of the citys most vital periods for bass music, later refined at Londons Roundhouse studios. His productions blend filmic atmosphere with the physicality of sound system music, heavy hip-hop drum structures, rolling 140 basslines, and emotive grime-inspired melodies. Across the albums tracks, Nima explores the evolution of UK sound system culture through his own lens. From the weightless grime-inspired Imperial Dreams and cinematic, jungle-inflected Big Up, to the stripped-back melodic grime of Ruff Sqwad and the deep, meditative bass of One People. Referencing everything from Plasticians Beg to Differ to Malas Boiler Room set, Fugees skits, and samples from films like Imperial Dreams and Belly, the record is a reflection of the cultural layers that have shaped Nimas musical identity. Nimas debut is a personal statement to the foundations of UK bass music. Cinematic, weighty, and built for the dance floor.
Eight firey, bumpy, wobbly grime instrumentals from The Colonel, taking in influences from funk, dub, reggae and cinematic/orchestral vibes, but always keeping the focus on monster basslines, lively rhythms and colourful instrumentation with a dash of humour.
Our favourite LA-based Brazilian madman and all round bass music connoisseur, Oxossi, is back on DDD - this time ready to lay down the law and release his manifesto for counter culture in EP format, with the cheerily puntastic 'LAPDepression'.