James Blake's leading album single reworked & dubbed into a subtle summer dancefloor dj tool.

James Blake - Say What You Will (John Horton's Dub Reduction)

The closer from Thom's 2006 debut on a ruffed up UK tip - wanted to be able to hear those chords in the heat of a club.

Thom Yorke - Cymbal Rush (John Horton Renumbered Edit)

Blackbox Life Recorder for the chill-out floor crew. 
Huge respect to RDJ as ever

Aphex Blackbox Ambient Rush Reshape

Caves of Paradise (John Horton Platonic Edit)

Test Me For A Reason (John Horton Edit)

Move D's outing as a dub techno veteran on Modern Love (2008), reinforced with crunchy drum lines and trimmed down to a sharper 7 minutes. 

Move D - Drone (John Horton Tripping Edit)

Untrue was released in 2007, 10 years ago. A landmark album for the burgeoning dubstep scene, Hyperdub, and UK music. Don't forget.

“Raw, rolling drums and sub is the sound I love"

Burial - Homeless (John Horton Homesick Edit)

El-B in true Ghost form. Dark, sparse and rolling UK Garage, re-cut and re-focussed.

Buck & Bury (John Horton Edit)

El-B - Buck & Bury (John Horton Edit)

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