UK Garage / Bassline
Top 100 Chart placements for UK Garage / Bassline
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#14
Feat. New Releases in UK Garage / Bassline
Solo
Blookah and Lhasa Petik team up on Solo, a fast-paced indie UK garage track born from an early idea Lhasa shared years ago. Emotional, atmospheric, and dance-ready, it captures the perfect fusion of their styles. Distributed by Label Engine - www.label-engine.com
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#15
Feat. New Releases in UK Garage / Bassline
No Good
George Kellys back on the floor with No Good . a speed-garage heater built for the late-night heads. Driven by an uptempo, haunting bassline and jackin percussion, it rides that perfect tension between dark groove and dancefloor euphoria. Old-school rave stabs cut through the mix, while a slick vocal snip keeps it looping in your mind long after the drop. Pure energy, zero filler.
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#17
Feat. New Releases in UK Garage / Bassline
That Flavour
Release number 168 on Adaptation Music is a deep garage track with soulful interludes from Tom Conrad entitled That Flavour. Classic UK garage vibes on offer here. A heavy sub bass, deep and funky synth interludes and a catchy vocal lead up to warm soulful chords and keys that then drop into a deep 90s rhythm and back out again. This is an ode to the legends that helped build the scene in the UK back in the mid to late 90s, mostly hailing from London and Birmigham.
