Top 100 Chart Placements
Updated 3 years ago
Carbon Copy EP sees Rotate return to Gemini Gemini with his sophomore six-tracker. The young producer's signature gritty sound resists easy categorisation, sitting somewhere in the space between UKG, dubstep and wider bass music. Whip and Barrel Roll are built for the club, Aches is a sound-system annihilator, Slugger is a devious link-up with fellow UK producer JD. REID, and Cold Heart shows his softer, more melodic side. There's something for everyone here from one of the rising voices in the scene.
Carbon Copy EP sees Rotate return to Gemini Gemini with his sophomore six-tracker. The young producer's signature gritty sound resists easy categorisation, sitting somewhere in the space between UKG, dubstep and wider bass music. Whip and Barrel Roll are built for the club, Aches is a sound-system annihilator, Slugger is a devious link-up with fellow UK producer JD. REID, and Cold Heart shows his softer, more melodic side. There's something for everyone here from one of the rising voices in the scene.
Carbon Copy EP sees Rotate return to Gemini Gemini with his sophomore six-tracker. The young producer's signature gritty sound resists easy categorisation, sitting somewhere in the space between UKG, dubstep and wider bass music. Whip and Barrel Roll are built for the club, Aches is a sound-system annihilator, Slugger is a devious link-up with fellow UK producer JD. REID, and Cold Heart shows his softer, more melodic side. There's something for everyone here from one of the rising voices in the scene.
Nakal /nakal/ [na.kal]\nadj. Indonesian for 'naughty.' Used for things that are both excellent and disastrous.\n\nFollowing on from the anthemic Sawtooth, Halogenix calls in long time friend and one of the sharpest producers in the game, JD. REID, for a new twist on 140: phrygian melodies, heavy drums, bass that eats the room. Turning heads and twisting faces in the club, the voice you can hear is Eka, Halogenix's five year old son. Stay to the end for his verdict.
Carbon Copy EP sees Rotate return to Gemini Gemini with his sophomore six-tracker. The young producer's signature gritty sound resists easy categorisation, sitting somewhere in the space between UKG, dubstep and wider bass music. Whip and Barrel Roll are built for the club, Aches is a sound-system annihilator, Slugger is a devious link-up with fellow UK producer JD. REID, and Cold Heart shows his softer, more melodic side. There's something for everyone here from one of the rising voices in the scene.
Gemini Gemini 140 / Deep Dubstep / Grime
Carbon Copy EP sees Rotate return to Gemini Gemini with his sophomore six-tracker. The young producer's signature gritty sound resists easy categorisation, sitting somewhere in the space between UKG, dubstep and wider bass music. Whip and Barrel Roll are built for the club, Aches is a sound-system annihilator, Slugger is a devious link-up with fellow UK producer JD. REID, and Cold Heart shows his softer, more melodic side. There's something for everyone here from one of the rising voices in the scene.
En:vy's Gemini debut cuts straight to the point: four tracks that refuse to stay in one lane. Two deep, rolling drum and bass cuts. Two face-melting dubstep weapons. No filler, no apologies. Backed by strong support from fred again.. and Oppidan, En:vy proves he's not a one-trick artist. This EP is the statement that explains the hype.
To celebrate one year since the release of Passions, I invited some of my favourite producers to put their own spin on the tracks that resonated with them. The result is a collection of eight fresh remixes that reimagine the album through entirely new lenses - from soulful and deep to experimental and raw. Im really proud of how it turned out - a fitting way to honour the anniversary of a project that means a lot to me. Even the cover got a remix, featuring a new take on my sons original artwork.
Gemini Gemini 140 / Deep Dubstep / Grime
Gemini Gemini 140 / Deep Dubstep / Grime
Gemini Gemini 140 / Deep Dubstep / Grime
En:vy's Gemini debut cuts straight to the point: four tracks that refuse to stay in one lane. Two deep, rolling drum and bass cuts. Two face-melting dubstep weapons. No filler, no apologies. Backed by strong support from fred again.. and Oppidan, En:vy proves he's not a one-trick artist. This EP is the statement that explains the hype.