Name: androx - death dust by andrewandrox
Duration: 4 min 9 s
Description: just idea. didn't equalized sounds cause im lazy

A new track for Patreon "Blue Foundation - Eyes On Fire(Mizo Remix)"
The full version mp3/wav on my Patreon.com/mizodnb

Blue Foundation - Eye's On Fire(Mizo Remix)

Disqonnect - Technique

androx - Meditation

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Listen to "NEVER" by STUDMIRE taken from VA "SKORO BRO VOL. 4​.​2" out on 14th October via SVODKA

Bandcamp: https://svodka.bandcamp.com/album/skoro-bro-vol-42

"It's been a year since the compilation of SKORO BRO VOL. 3
It's time for the fourth episode.
This time the compilation is divided into two parts:
4.1 - bootlegs, which you can listen to on our soundcloud and download for free,
4.2 - official tracks, which will be released on October 14 on all platforms."

Links:
STUDMIRE
https://soundcloud.com/studmirealldeals
https://studmire.bandcamp.com
https://www.instagram.com/1001dualshock
SVODKA
https://soundcloud.com/svodkarecords
https://svodka.bandcamp.com
https://www.instagram.com/1001dualshock

SKORO BRO VOL. 4​.​2

bandcamp

STUDMIRE - NEVER (SVODKA)

Rene LaVice played our collaboration with Joanna Syze in his new show on BBC Radio 1 
The track will be released on February 1

Joanna Syze & Mizo - Dark Days @ Rene LaVice, BBC Radio 1 Clip

ARTIST:
@mizodnb
facebook.com/mizodnb
LABEL:
@cause4concern-recordings
https://www.facebook.com/Cause4Concern/

Beatport Exclusive:https://www.beatport.com/release/black-mirror/2532760
Release Dates: 18.03.19 - Beatport Exc & 01.04.19 Worldwide
MIZO: Black Mirror
When looking at Mizo as an artist and what he’s achieved over the start of his career, it’ll come as no shock that he’s a Russian producer. It seems that Russia has become a microcosm of the drum & bass genre and everything it represents; even from the countries furthest reaches, it’s delivered astounding talent, the type of which has been comparable to figures who’ve spent decades in the game. Mizo’s own output has only followed this trend. 

With music on the likes of Eatbrain, Blackout, Dutty Audio and Kosen, he’s never once allowed himself to drop his impeccable production grades. His upcoming EP on Cause4Concern still doesn’t break these rules. 
Although this time, Mizo has again entered the world of Cause4Concern, a label who recently celebrated twenty years in the game and an imprint who’ve proven over the entirety of their lifespan that they’re able to keep up with the current musical climate. Mizo’s forthcoming ‘Black Mirror’ EP is a tribute to this – from ‘Animate’ through to ‘Gravity Fall’, it’s easy to see how Mizo came under the fearsome stretch of C4C. 

‘Animate’ begins ‘Black Mirror’ with crackling bass switches and grooves which give the track its momentum as it gradually breaks down. ‘Shaman’ pulls you against its twisting synthesis and tribal-like atmospherics, which create a deeper soundscape to become emerged in. ‘The Pursuit’ features Trilo and as part of the collaboration both artists add their take on a merging of the subgenre’s murkier realms and a more dancefloor influenced edge. ‘Black Mirror’ is the EP’s title-track and it focuses heavily on its slamming drums, centralising the cut with each weighty drum pad. Then ‘Gravity Fall’ is the finishing number, rolling through with sweeping peaks and deep troughs of bass. It provides an exploration of Mizo’s capabilities, showcasing his ingenious strokes of production. Already boasting support from artists such as Noisia, Black Sun Empire, State of Mind, Rene LaVice and Ed Rush, Mizo is a force to be reckoned with. Returning to Cause4Concern, their vast audience is once again about to become enthralled in the music of Mizo.

Mizo - Animate(Cause4Concern057)

ARTISTS:
@mizodnb
facebook.com/mizodnb
@trilo
facebook.com/Trilodnb
LABEL:
@cause4concern-recordings
www.facebook.com/Cause4Concern/

Beatport Exclusive:https://www.beatport.com/release/black-mirror/2532760
Release Dates: 18.03.19 - Beatport Exc & 01.04.19 Worldwide
MIZO: Black Mirror
When looking at Mizo as an artist and what he’s achieved over the start of his career, it’ll come as no shock that he’s a Russian producer. It seems that Russia has become a microcosm of the drum & bass genre and everything it represents; even from the countries furthest reaches, it’s delivered astounding talent, the type of which has been comparable to figures who’ve spent decades in the game. Mizo’s own output has only followed this trend.

With music on the likes of Eatbrain, Blackout, Dutty Audio and Kosen, he’s never once allowed himself to drop his impeccable production grades. His upcoming EP on Cause4Concern still doesn’t break these rules. 
Although this time, Mizo has again entered the world of Cause4Concern, a label who recently celebrated twenty years in the game and an imprint who’ve proven over the entirety of their lifespan that they’re able to keep up with the current musical climate. Mizo’s forthcoming ‘Black Mirror’ EP is a tribute to this – from ‘Animate’ through to ‘Gravity Fall’, it’s easy to see how Mizo came under the fearsome stretch of C4C.

‘Animate’ begins ‘Black Mirror’ with crackling bass switches and grooves which give the track its momentum as it gradually breaks down. ‘Shaman’ pulls you against its twisting synthesis and tribal-like atmospherics, which create a deeper soundscape to become emerged in. ‘The Pursuit’ features Trilo and as part of the collaboration both artists add their take on a merging of the subgenre’s murkier realms and a more dancefloor influenced edge. ‘Black Mirror’ is the EP’s title-track and it focuses heavily on its slamming drums, centralising the cut with each weighty drum pad. Then ‘Gravity Fall’ is the finishing number, rolling through with sweeping peaks and deep troughs of bass. It provides an exploration of Mizo’s capabilities, showcasing his ingenious strokes of production. Already boasting support from artists such as Noisia, Black Sun Empire, State of Mind, Rene LaVice and Ed Rush, Mizo is a force to be reckoned with. Returning to Cause4Concern, their vast audience is once again about to become enthralled in the music of Mizo.

Mizo & Trilo - The Pursuit(Cause4Concern057)

ARTIST:
@mizodnb
facebook.com/mizodnb
LABEL:
@cause4concern-recordings
www.facebook.com/Cause4Concern/

Beatport Exclusive:https://www.beatport.com/release/black-mirror/2532760
Release Dates: 18.03.19 - Beatport Exc & 01.04.19 Worldwide
MIZO: Black Mirror
When looking at Mizo as an artist and what he’s achieved over the start of his career, it’ll come as no shock that he’s a Russian producer. It seems that Russia has become a microcosm of the drum & bass genre and everything it represents; even from the countries furthest reaches, it’s delivered astounding talent, the type of which has been comparable to figures who’ve spent decades in the game. Mizo’s own output has only followed this trend.

With music on the likes of Eatbrain, Blackout, Dutty Audio and Kosen, he’s never once allowed himself to drop his impeccable production grades. His upcoming EP on Cause4Concern still doesn’t break these rules. 
Although this time, Mizo has again entered the world of Cause4Concern, a label who recently celebrated twenty years in the game and an imprint who’ve proven over the entirety of their lifespan that they’re able to keep up with the current musical climate. Mizo’s forthcoming ‘Black Mirror’ EP is a tribute to this – from ‘Animate’ through to ‘Gravity Fall’, it’s easy to see how Mizo came under the fearsome stretch of C4C.

‘Animate’ begins ‘Black Mirror’ with crackling bass switches and grooves which give the track its momentum as it gradually breaks down. ‘Shaman’ pulls you against its twisting synthesis and tribal-like atmospherics, which create a deeper soundscape to become emerged in. ‘The Pursuit’ features Trilo and as part of the collaboration both artists add their take on a merging of the subgenre’s murkier realms and a more dancefloor influenced edge. ‘Black Mirror’ is the EP’s title-track and it focuses heavily on its slamming drums, centralising the cut with each weighty drum pad. Then ‘Gravity Fall’ is the finishing number, rolling through with sweeping peaks and deep troughs of bass. It provides an exploration of Mizo’s capabilities, showcasing his ingenious strokes of production. Already boasting support from artists such as Noisia, Black Sun Empire, State of Mind, Rene LaVice and Ed Rush, Mizo is a force to be reckoned with. Returning to Cause4Concern, their vast audience is once again about to become enthralled in the music of Mizo.

Mizo - Black Mirror(Cause4Concern057)

androx - my bubblegum

just idea. didn't equalized sounds cause im lazy

androx - death dust

andrewandrox

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