Having reinstated their darker side, DC Breaks return with another vocal driven piece of sonic artwork to take you into festival season. Premiered by 1xtra tastemaker Mistajam, this next cut has already lined sets globally, from their appearance at the world’s biggest drum & bass event Let it Roll last year, to headlining Glastonbury’s Space Port Stage. And already, it’s become a staple for theirown track lists, demonstrating an ability to flip the switch and develop a sound which lacks neither diversity nor emotion.
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Alongside the delicious aggressiveness that made Audio so renowned, his ‘Beastmode’ LP cracks him open like you’ve never heard him before. Fiercely powerful, yet intricately different, each cut from his debut album on the Ram Records imprint packs a very different punch whilst hitting with the same fierceness and wealth of talent.
‘Beastmode’ reflects all his output to date.
Whether it’s the old-school flavor of virus, or the steppy-unapologetic riddims he’s served up for Ram, this record won’t leave you questioning who rules supreme over the genre’s murkier waters.
Misanthrop isn’t just about the music; twelve years the producer has spent on the audio and video components of his artistic vision. Taking inspiration from the world’s murkiest corners (which translates through a conundrum of rolling, methodical progression and unapologetic beat patterns) the Hamburg based producer has become infamous.
Combining every aspect of his wide ranging digital skills, his latest ‘Collapse EP’, due to be released on internationally renowned Ram Records, presents you with a multi-platform shock to the senses.
Since the beginning of his career, the name Audio has been a synonym for unmatched power and a colossal presence within the drum & bass community. Competition have crumbled beneath his output, with the producer quickly becoming revered for not only his sound, but for the dark, thematic energy he brought to every live set across the globe.
Whether it’s causing bass-lead devastation at renowned festivals, like the Czech Republic’s Let it Roll, or the darkest corner of notorious London hotspots, there’s no denying one of the genre’s most profound overlords.
Building momentum at a dizzying speed, DC Breaks debut LP is beginning to seep into every corner of music’s landscape. After welcoming 2015 with resounding first single ‘Faithless’, premiered by Radio1’s dance champion Annie Mac, they reiterated to the underground that they were back after finely tuning their creative prowess and opening up to an even more diverse spectrum of sound.
Calyx & TeeBee did a mix for @mistajam on 1xtra for 60 minutes of @ramrecords
Tracklisting :
1- Calyx & TeeBee – A Day That Never comes – RAM
After a hiatus which has left many fans sitting on the edge of their subs, Calyx & Teebee are making a dramatic return. And with this record in tow, the scene is about to bow down yet again to two of their most skilled sonic crafters.
With the huge success of their All or Nothing LP laying just over the horizon, Calyx & Teebee are about to take the title place yet again and with the full throttle forces of pounding basslines and meticulously constructed mechanics. But what else could you expect from two revered veterans of the genre, whose joint muscle has telescoped the competition in comparison.
Dj Craze did a Mix for Mistajam’s show on 1Xtra celebrating 20 years of RAM Records. Drum & Bass baby!!!!
Tracklist:
1) SUB FOCUS – – LET THE STORY BEGIN
2) MOVING FUSION – – THE BEGINNING
3) ORIGIN UNKNOWN – – SOUND IN MOTION
Originating from the bass-heavy hotbed that is London town, Frankee is one of many producers that are helping to shape drum & bass for a new era. And having already expelled himself from the tide of competition clawing for the top, he’s created his own identity with nerve-twitching, eardrum encapsulating releases.
His debut ‘Turning Point’ EP saw him elevated above his predecessors, whilst monstrous sleuth ‘Gully’ became a track which resounded throughout last year, a sure-fire weapon for every dancefloor detonator.
Tracklist:
Wilkinson & TC – Hit The Floor – Ram
Hazzard – Bricks Don’t Roll – Playaz
Voltage With Nicky Blackmarket – Jazz Tickles – Colab
DJ Fresh – Hot Right Now – Ministry
Die – Ghet To Business
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Next level heaviness: Audio is now an official member of the Ram Records family. And he’s entered the creative fray with two of the most brutal, ballistic bangers you’ll play all year.