dnb headphone sesh

This is Part of my second Album "Morning Routines: Part One".

Locochicken

sleepingtree

Featuring Law & Wheeler, Tim Reaper, Trex

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Taste The Indifference EP

Tim Reaper - Floating Through *Clip

Dub one brings a more dubwise roots offering for the flipside, but it's no less brutal on the dancefloor as his expert level breakbeat programming and super weighty sub bass cause mayhem once again.

Dub One - What Goes Around Clip

Conqueror LP

Nickynutz - Amen! [The 2022 VIP Mix is released on the Conqueror LP, buy button below player]

Out now on Bandcamp! 

"We begin our journey in the stratospheric cloud cover of the breakbeat landscape. As we descend to a lotus pose right above the rainforest floor, a rich bass tone vibrates from the surface. Our midair suspension is kept intact by the updrafts of the drums. Hover and float, junglistic ones, float on the rhythm. Beat levitation has been achieved!" - Branch

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Paradigm Twist

MAC-V - Paradigm Twist (OUT NOW)

Necrotype & Tim Reaper make their return to the main 7th Storey Projects imprint with the "Exclusive To Bandcamp E.P."*

Featuring four untitled cuts, ranging from uplifting hardcore bangers to deep and mellow rollers - this EP showcases two very fine young producers' versatility and love of the 1993 vibe.

*This release isn't actually available on Bandcamp.

Mastered and cut by Beau Thomas at Ten Eight Seven Ltd

Label Illustration by Malx George

Exclusive To Bandcamp EP

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Necrotype - Untitled - Exclusive To Bandcamp E.P - 7TH 12028 - A1

Polarity - Caverns

“We met in Toronto in 1992” Lynnford tells me as he explains the origins of Liquid Aliens “I was over there as part of Rufige Kru, pretending to play the keyboards while Goldie was on stage dancing. It was a bit embarrassing pretending to play, but it was our first live show, and you have to start somewhere!”

“When we arrived in Canada, I remember this old lady coming up to us and asking if we would help carry her bag” Steve aka Phantasy continues “But you know, it’s not the sort of thing you do, carry someone’s bags through an airport, so we said no as we didn’t know what was in it. We were on a high para alert already as none of us had Visa’s. We were told to say that we were on holiday. We had no idea you needed a Visa! I didn’t know Lynnford when we went out there, I only knew Goldie, as he was such a big character in the scene. But it was always customary back then to hit the local record shops and me and Lynnford went record shopping to buy stuff to sample. I would also grab mixtapes; I always got anything by DJ Rectangle. There was this one store in Toronto that sold loads of tapes and that is how people found out about us, from the tapes being sent over from the UK. Mixtapes were a good thing for our scene, it’s how the music got around”. It turns out that that record shopping trip was also a productive experience in regards to this release, as Lynnford explains “I picked up some of those beats and breaks albums that were common back then, I can’t remember which one it was, some random album, but we ended up using them all on the Liquid Aliens tunes we produced upon on our return to the UK”.

It seems like this short Canada trip was quite an experience that helped bond Steve and Lynnford’s friendship. They both, 28 years later, speak so fondly of it and share their stories with such clarity, you would think it was only the other year they were there, as Steve expands upon “I thought I knew what weed was till I went to Canada. I was just so stoned the whole time, which anyone who has seen the video on Youtube of us all out there would agree with! It was the first gig that any of us had done abroad and I had actually gone out there for free, I wasn’t being paid. I had waived my fee and asked for my MC, MC Reality, to come out instead of being paid. I wanted them to have the full experience. It was about making people aware of the amazing music we had coming out of the UK at this time. We were ambassadors”.

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1. Liquid Aliens - Are Your Sure Ill Be OK? - HAN027 - 192mp3 clip

Antares - Cataclysmic Events
172 BPM // Dark Jungle
Danger Chamber Digital 2021

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7th Storey Projects was founded in 2009 by Simon Hesford as a passion project with a focus on unearthing and re-releasing classic old skool hardcore, jungle, and drum and bass music from the 90s. Inspired by the iconic labels Ninety Two Retro and Sublogic Recordings amongst others, the label initially aimed to help maintain interest in these iconic sounds and prevent them from fading into obscurity. However, over time, 7th Storey Projects evolved as much into a platform for modern-day productions that capture the essence of these older styles, driven by the wealth of new musical talent that needed a space to showcase their work.

In 2011, the label expanded by launching an online store, which not only sold its own releases but also featured music from other independent labels. This move helped increase the label’s visibility and contributed to its involvement in the wider underground music community.

A significant moment in the label’s history came with the launch of the Globex Corp series in 2016, which showcased the incredible talents of Tim Reaper and Dwarde, among others.

The series quickly became a success, running for ten volumes and further establishing 7th Storey Projects as a respected name for modern takes on the classic sounds of hardcore, jungle, and drum and bass.

Over the years, 7th Storey Projects has collaborated with an impressive roster of influential artists, including Tim Reaper, Coco Bryce, Equinox, The Invisible Man, FFF, Peter Darker (Kid Lib), Sonar’s Ghost, and many more, releasing music that spans from authentic nostalgic throwbacks to fresh, modern interpretations of old skool sounds.

After taking a hiatus from 2021 to 2025, 7th Storey Projects is now returning with renewed energy, continuing its commitment to supporting artists who bridge the gap between the past and present in the world of hardcore, jungle, and drum and bass.

www.seventhstoreyprojects.com