Minor Forms is back bringing the heat with his second instalment of his ‘Night Trails’ series. 

Late night vibes for late night movers, the first episode bought serious weight with ‘Watch This’ and ‘Snooker’, and Part 2 takes proceedings up another notch with this Double A side package. 

The young producer’s M.O. with these tracks is strictly for the club, and he’s nailing it down. Weighty rolling drums. On lock. Big fizzing bass. Lock. You’d be forgiven for thinking this is a producer with a lot more releases under his belt. But this is the talent that Minor Forms possesses and he’s putting it into full effect. 

‘Time Ticking’ sees the first link up between MF and Gloucester legend Rider Shafique and it’s a belter, stepping it’s way out and drawing a tidy link between 97 and 22 sound, Shafique’s vocal riding tightly in the pocket on the beat. 

‘Versatile Sound’ is a big room roller and will do bits for anyone reaching for it. It’s sure to set the dance on fire. Tight and contemporary but still bringing that 90’s funk, this one sounds posh. 

Minor Forms’ ‘Night Trails’ series is doing the damage. Get your laughing gear around that.

Minor Forms:
Facebook → www.facebook.com/minorformsuk/
SoundCloud → @minorformsuk
Instagram → www.instagram.com/minor_forms/

Rider Shafique:
Facebook → www.facebook.com/ShujaaRiderShafique
SoundCloud → @rider-shafique
Instagram → www.instagram.com/r7gin/

Night Trails: Part Two

Versatile Sound

Minor Forms - Versatile Sound

C.I.A a Brief history 
Established in 1996, out of a necessity for Total Science ( Q-Project & Spinback ) to have their own imprint & identity in which to not only showcase their own ever increasing catalogue of music but also for likeminded artists the dynamic duo respected & inspired. C.I.A now stands tall amongst it's peers with it's own defined yet ever-evolving sound, C.I.A & its subsidiaries are still plotting a strong & steady course for 2011 & beyond. 

Along side Total Science/Funky Technicians & Q-Project C.I.A / C.I.A LTD & C.I.A Deep Kut Artists include Marky & XRS, S.P.Y, Digital, Spirit, Calibre, Logistics, Commix, Paradox, Future Kut, Marcus Intalex & ST Files, The Invaderz, Dj Friction, Mako, Drumsound & Simon bassline Smith, D Kay, Dj Lee, Baron, Bungle, Zero T, Beta 2, Bailey, DJ Vapour, Gwange, Lenzman, State of Mind,The Upbeats, Bulletproof, J-Cut, Juju, Mathematics, Basic Operations, Gridlok, Nymfo, Wots My Code, The Kox, Hold Tight, A Sides, Stress Level & TC, Atlantic Connection, Makoto, C.A.B.L.E, Random Movement, Kubiks & Lomax, Concept & Shnek, Furney, Redeyes, Henree & Hiten, Eveson, Mutt, Judda, Krakota, Enei, 8 Bits, Kaidi Tatham, Conrad, Ayah, Riya, Jenna G, Phonte, Darien Brockington, Grand Agent, Lady Alma, Patrice Williams, Kevin King, Darrison, Steo, & probably a few more

#dnb #dark #sounds #jungle 
#break #vibes

Everything made with GarageBand so far. 

My journey from a complete music beginner to pro 🙏🏼🦾

NZ Ōtautahi DJ
Instagram - paris_indecisive

You know what ... after this sentence, the rest is kinda provardo. To tell you the truth, I play what makes me feel good. Welcome to my bag of mixes, mostly D&B and liquid, but I like to play a fusion of sounds to tickle minds and create visual soundscapes. I have been mixing since 1993. Started on Technics 1210s with vinyl morphed to CDJs then my ikkle beauty a Numark iDJ pro by algorithm, somewhat rare iPad integrated controller. Now im back where I started on vinyl with the added luxury of time coded records to add into my mixes.  Anyways, I do what makes me feel good at the time cos, well thats all we got. Browse and hopefully find something that tickels you. Feedback always welcome, good, bad or darn right ugly. x

Finally, I wana give a massive shout-out and bags of respect to all music producers. For me,  you make my world go round.

Jutster

Minor Forms - Versatile Sound

CIA Records