Top 100 Chart placements for UK Garage / Bassline
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Preserving the essence of the original while applying a fresh twist, ROKAR reworks the classic hes been a fan of since his early visits to Ibiza. Counter-balancing the lightness of the feel-good vocal with heavy drums and a garage bassline, this version of Funkstar De Luxes Sun Is Shining is designed to rule the dance floor.
Reworking Angie Browns 90s club hit with a twist you didnt know you needed, Robbin Traxx deliver a UKG spin with the perfect combination of classic nostalgia and fresh bassline energy. The alias sees a new pairing of Solardo and Joshwa to house their UKG productions, kicking off with their addictive take on Im Gonna Get You.
After an amazing run with his latest EP on Hessle Audio Make It Better/ Restless Sleep Josi Devil is back with a 3 tracker on TSVI & Wallworks Nervous Horizon. Combining club functionality and cinematic sound design this EP leaves no stone unturned. No More has already conquered most dance floors around the UK and the world being played by the biggest names in the scene like Ben UFO, Joy O, Special Requests etc. Duinpan is a pounding garage banger with mind bending sound design. M.e.S the final track is a collaboration with label boss TSVI, and it definitely is the cherry on the cake incorporating both the signature Nervous Horizon sound and Josi Devils cold & slick production.
With 1102, the duo continues their retail saga, dialing in more 2-step business with a wink and a shuffle. Named after a mysterious code scrawled on a break room schedule somewhere behind the Orange Julius, this one blends crisp drums, sweet textures, and just enough tang to leave a taste behind. Its fruity, its cheeky, and it sticks like syrup on a price gun. Distributed by Label Engine - www.label-engine.com
Explosive Well Street debut from Sydney-based LEVOS with Burnout EP, a four-track UKG-inspired club journey from an artist whose jazz background and Australian roots infuse a fresh outsider perspective into classic UK sounds. The title track, Burnout, exemplifies his spontaneous process, born from vocal samples and live Octatrack jams, while other cuts reveal a production ethos that embraces both rapid creation and patient refinement, resulting in a vibrant, emotionally charged collection of authentic club heaters for the discerning listener.
Full of flair and funk, Lucas Alexanders remix of Smokin Beats 1997 garage classic offers a raw, stripped-back take that elevates the originals anthemic energy. Already drawing strong support, this house-garage hybrid creation brings a fresh dose of groove to todays dance floors