Production is extra crispy, sounds pretty hot.... works well at high and low volume.  She is sexy as can be, this isn't usually my cup of tea, but I'm really enjoying the Rhodes chords, they're very pretty and soothing.  The Sub is big and works extremely well.  I love the Snare Drum being on the 3, it really shuffles the percussion along.  All in all a nice tune, well produced.

Feeling this bro, getting into this soulful Garage at the minute! Big up...

pillar to post (prod. by tom misch).

Available here: metalheadz.lnk.to/TheWrongSide
Release date: 2nd June 2017

SCAR return to the label for the first time since the release of their debut album, ‘The Orkyd Project’, with a 4 track EP entitled ‘The Wrong Side’ which without doubt highlights some of the duos best work yet.

Naomi Pryor, whose voice featured strongly across the album, takes the lead on the title track with some haunting but playful vocals, whilst SCAR have also invited the legendary 2 Bad Mice to put their own unique stamp on ‘The Wrong Side’.

‘Make Em Know’ shows further versatility in SCAR’s work and is guaranteed to be favourite on the dancefloor in the years to come. Rounding off the EP is ‘Beside Me’ with another vocalist you may remember from ‘The Orkyd Project’ – Eleanor Higgins. Alongside her wonderful voice is Ben Hadwen on saxophone and flute duties, bubbling over to create one of the jazziest pieces of drum and bass you’re likely to hear in a while.

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The Wrong Side EP

Beside Me (feat. Ben Hadwen & Eleanor Higgins)

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SCAR - Beside Me (feat. Ben Hadwen & Eleanor Higgins)

Dark Garage (rough mix)

thoughts (prod. by jhfly).

Old skool garage flavour with a hint of jazz and a touch of modern bass music.  "What you say" features original vocals by Soulful Emma Louise, a regular fixture of the UK Soul and Jazz scenes. SEL has also worked with the infamous Soul2Soul.

"What you say" Feat. Soulful Emma-Louise (Free WAV download)

Bad Trip [Free Download]

Critical drum & bass imprint Cause4concern know how to make their presence felt . Having ended 2017 on a climatic release from rising stalwart Akov, who proudly stepped up the label’s hold over the scene’s most unrelenting newcomers, they return with another output which solidifies how imperative they’ve come within its very fabric. Slovakian based producer Subtension is the next artist to slide into C4C’s crucial roster, bringing with him a four-track offering which is sure to orchestrate sub-littered damage over the months to come

The Nestbox EP highlights the wide ranging scope of a label like Cause4Concern. Yet again the label retains its snapping reputation, cutting forward with only the hungriest of newcomers. And together with the likes of Subtension, they’ve continued this pattern, proving that time after time they’re just as destructive as they were when they first affirmed themselves as a founding part of neurofunk. Title-track ‘Nestbox’ straight away underline Subtension’s ingenious take on drum & bass production. It’s sci-fi inspired sonics, ticking instrumentals, wooden drum pads and ticking bass stabs draw the track into an undeniable groove, one which oozes with a dancefloor edge whilst shifting from layer to layer. ‘Left Handed’ pulls out the clacking percussive streams which filter through each channel, gradually bringing you across step by step until its breakdown finally leaves you freefalling into a fluctuating bassline. Up next, Dephzac joins Subtension for collaborative track ‘Tomb Diver’, staying true to form with a deeply lined composition and subterranean bass-levels. Each segment pushes you further and further beneath the surface, never allowing you to come up for air. And then comes ‘Polar’, a more intimate finisher which introduces you through a dainty littering of melodies before the track rolls out with more hard-hitting drum rhythms. It’s of a softer hue, adding diversity to the C4C roster and back catalogue, helping to demonstrate how they became such renowned figures.

Alongside groundbreaking releases like the one provided by Subtension, they’ve held their domination since the label first came in to power. This is something they’re sure to uphold, still pushing the bar with every release.

Subtension - Polar [OUT NOW!]

Untitled 41 - Space Tech V4

WIP, arrangement on it's way. Smashed through the desk so there's not much dynamics left

Untitled 41 - Space Tech V6.1

Untitled 61 - distopia

With a wide range of influences, watch out for debut releases forthcoming on L2S recordings. Plenty more Garage, House and Deep house in the pipe line.

"What you say" Feat. Soulful Emma-Louise (Free WAV download)

CJ Marshall

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