Kapsize

'MAGICK' is Jaz Imsky's latest release on her label 'Secret Sonic Shaman Society', a dark, bass-heavy collaboration with rising South London MC Duppy. Built on low-end pressure and raw vocals, the track sits in the space where dubstep weight meets grime intensity. As the second track from her forthcoming project 'Ego Death', 'MAGICK' explores the shadow self; the unconscious darkness that exists before awakening. Jaz wrote the track following a crystal ball reading, conveying the energy directly into sound. She sent the beat to Duppy, who completed the track with sharp, uncompromising bars. Jaz Imsky is a Bosnian-Sri Lankan, Singapore born & London raised artist who merges dark bass with underground innovation, drawing from visual art and ineffable experiences to alter states of consciousness. She has performed at festivals from Boomtown to Outlook, venues such as Fabric London and Warehouse Project, with international appearances across Poland, Hungary, and Croatia, featuring on BBC 1Xtra and Rinse FM. MOBO Nominated Duppy Is A Grime MC, Producer and Songwriter From Camberwell/Peckham, South East London. Having Been Producing Since 2015, and MCing Since 2018, Duppy Brings A Refreshing Yet Nostalgic Feeling To The Grime Scene. Co-signed by DJ Darkstepper, DJ Narx, Jammer (BBK), DJ Oblig, Sir Spyro, DJ Logan Sama & DJ Jedah, Duppy has definitely made a name for himself in such a short period of time.

Incurzion Audio

One of London's sickest rising talents, Syxx has been making waves in the scene, with Mala, TRUTH, Emalkay, and SHOSH! all rinsing his tunes, alongside releases on Slmzee's Slimzos Recordings and N-Type's Wheel & Deal Records. Following his savage subscriber-exclusive tune Gaia, Syxx makes his full DDD debut with Monkey Puzzle / Executor VIP - a two-tracker so dense and heavyweight it makes platinum seem like polystyrene. Monkey Puzzle comes out swinging with relentless wubs and obnoxious, alarm-like vocal cuts, before Executor VIP quite literally takes your head clean off. Armed with these tunes in the rave, Syxx isn't to be messed with.

Continuing his flawless run of releases across labels and styles, Kyoto heavyweight Stones Taro lands on Dubrunner's Menace with four essential slabs of bass science. It was around 2020 when Stones Taro productions started to make waves, as he deftly moved between elegant jungle, rubbery acid, rowdy UKG and sparkling bruk. Much more than a jack of all trades, Taro brings a staggering level of sophistication and personality to each and every corner of the dance he occupies, and that holds true as he serves up Telling The Time. The title track deploys deadly half step and a constant sense of rising pressure around a vocal snippet that calls back to the early days of breakbeat hardcore - cult kids TV show Trumpton was sampled back in the anything-goes day of early rave, and Taro spells out the lineage of his sound with his own trip back to the 1960s stop-motion animation. 'Proximity Warning' locks in for a more tightly wound groove in the 140 realm, weaving a labyrinthine tapestry of samples and atmospheric impulses around the nuanced rhythm section. On the flip, 'Desaturation' leans into true-school dub motifs, complete with siren bleeps and the subtlest flecks of drum breaks in an elegant balance of dubstep's roots and its constant forward momentum. 'False Alarm' saves the most flamboyant moves until last, creating a secret weapon in the finest B2 tradition with a gnarly, floor-igniting riser laced with an incredibly tasteful lick of distortion. It's cool, deadly and wild all in the same bar. Maintaining his devastating flair while subtly tightening his focus, Stones Taro serves up the perfect meeting point between his ever-evolving sound and Menace's commitment to forward-facing, system-minded club music.

UKF

Tempa

Schmux delivers Veil of Dreams, a five-track journey into deep, wubby experimental bass. Blending textured low-end, hypnotic rhythms, and ethereal atmospheres, the EP drifts between tension and release with immersive, forward-thinking sound design. Built for late-night systems and introspective moments alike, Veil of Dreams is a cohesive descent into weight, space, and subconscious groove. Distributed by Label Engine - www.label-engine.com

Sneaker Social Club

Monty makes his 2026 return with a menacing 140 cut, loaded with a twisted bassline and relentlessly heavy drums.

Boka Records launches the brand new EP from Teffa on 27th March. Ahead of that release they drop Teffa's 'Moonwalk'. A special track and something a little bit different than we've come to expect from Teffa, futuristic, funky, synth-soaked forwarding thinking 140 with an eastern flavour. Late night driving music.

Buntai

Ghost Town

Madder than a robotic dog infected with the latest computer virus - fast-rising New Zealand production wizkid Kyber is here with Relentless - a tune so intense and pummelling it makes five rounds with Paddy the Baddy seem like a birthday present. 2026's answer to Coki's Goblin, this one will leave you dumbfounded, discombobulated and disenfranchised; questioning the meaning of it all. Relentless is the only adjective that fits. Kyber = Relentless.

Black Teeth Records

Bare Selection

Hamdi x CC

Critical 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.

LSN return to Artikal with some undiluted dark side dubstep pressure