VINYL DESTINATION VOL.1 : OLD SKL DNB

Acoustic cover of On My Mind Jorja Smith with Joe De Ferranti playing electric guitar and Matilda Meynell singing

On My Mind Cover Jorja Smith (Joe and Tild)

A smooth mix combining some of my fav tracks at the moment! A blend of Breakbeat/House/Techno xox

Tracklist:
1. Burning - Soundbwoy Killah
2. Taronga - Adam Stromstedt 
3. Heavy Lies the Crown - Pugilist
4. Body Healthy - Al Wootton 
5. Untitled - Pugilist & Ilk
6. To Rave - Stones Taro

Tekky Breaks (Breakbeat/Techno/House)

First bit of production, lets see what's happening...

Rattlesnake

Big up for the support on this one! A lot of people were asking for this one so here you go! 

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Master: Indikation

CULSTERCHARGE - St3f0x

No Signal lands like a deliberate blackout in the system — that split-second when all interference disappears and only raw impact remains. Driverufo makes his DNBB debut with the boldness of someone crossing into unknown territory armed with razor-sharp basslines and synthesizers that slice through the atmosphere like beams of concentrated light.

The title track, No Signal, brings a cosmic collision between Driverufo and Kvostax — a collaboration that feels like two satellites crashing in the void and generating a new orbit of sound. It’s tense, luminous, and charged with an explosive dancefloor energy, blending futuristic harmonies with a pulse that refuses to let go. Their chemistry is instant, becoming the gravitational center of the EP.

The three solo tracks that complete the release reveal Driverufo’s full power. Each one is a different portal, yet all carry the same signature: weight, precision engineering, shimmering atmospheres, and that touch of organized chaos only producers who think beyond the frequency spectrum can deliver. He builds and bends textures like an architect of alternate sonic worlds, shaping harmony inside the storm.

This debut doesn’t ask for permission — it arrives, takes form, and leaves a mark. No Signal is the kind of first release that not only introduces a new name to DNBB, but also presents a creative mind that’s finally broadcasting on the right channel.

If this is the “lost signal,” may more connection failures come. Driverufo turns every glitch into something that hits like a meteor streaking across the night.

Support them: https://bfan.link/driverufo-no-signal

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Driverufo - Echo Fade

Royal Flush, comprised of notables Ohjaye and Seanie C, have had a banner year between some solid releases and shows. As a final sendoff to 2018, the Birmingham-based duo is dropping a hot new EP, Thinkin’, on Four40 Records. The package is stuffed with three cuts of straight dancefloor magic.

“Come On” sets the tone for the kind of deep, grooving UKG Royal Flush crank out. They go right in with a classic garage beat and keep the old-school feel rolling throughout. Sparse but filled with personality, “Come On” is a driving track with a big bounce to it. All the perc hits the club wants to hear shuffle over a rich bassline, which is carried through classic chopped vocal samples. No pomp and flash to be found here. Royal Flush have their heads clearly aimed at getting people to start moving and stay moving.

All the elements, from sound selection to execution, were clearly crafted by hands immersed in the UKG world. You have to live, eat, and breathe this scene to crank out a track so spot-on. Royal Flush are definitely going out with bang here.

Rattlesnake

Judge Jude