Frequent collaborators GNTLMAN and Chillhomers have stepped up for their first Gorilla Warfare release. And they've left no stop unpulled, as they deliver a four-track EP to show fans of the label exactly what they're about.\n\nThe vicious counterpoint of bass and vocal lines in the intro to 'Baile' set the scene. This is a collection of steel-toecapped, sledgehammer-wielding beats that's going to tear dances limb from limb. There's musicality, as in the beautiful openings to 'Still Alive' and 'Dream On'. And there's violence, like in the screwface-inducing drop to 'Go Hard'. With these combos in their arsenal, it's clearly time to get to know GNTLMAN and Chillhomers.\n\nFor licensing & label enquiries, please contact Martin Flex: martin@hotcakesmusic.com

If you're into jungle drum 'n' bass, you know that Gorilla Warfare has traditionally been a fertile breeding ground for next-to-blow talent. And so when a debutant appears on the label, it's time to pay attention. And, with this three-tracker, Hard Clip takes centre stage. With the straight-up serrated-bass slammer 'Bumbaclart', the gilitched-up, switched-up sounds of 'Building Shake', and the atmospheric intro into grittily hypnotic drop of 'Under Dog', this is clearly yet another GW artist who's about to be taking up serious real estate on deejays' USBs. For licensing & label enquiries, please contact Martin Flex: martin@hotcakesmusic.com

It's time to discover a new angle on vocal drum 'n' bass. Gorilla Warfare fans will know the work of Mad Sam, of course, but frequent collaborators Dainie Jane and SpaceCherry are on the precipice of blowing up so, if they're new to you, here's where to lock in. 'Hey It's Me Again' layers SpaceCherry's tight, darkly atmospheric rollout with Dainie's haunting vocals and Mad Sam's verses to deliver an expansive experience that's as much about songwriting as it is about making dancefloors move. This is liquid junglism for 2026. For licensing & label enquiries, please contact Martin Flex: martin@hotcakesmusic.com