GD4YA10
SW2 ft MOSES BOYD
BRIDGE THE GAP / DIRTY SOUTH
+ SULLY & EL-B MIXES

ARTWORK BY DRUMZ OF THE SOUTH

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SW2 & Moses Boyd - Dirty South (Sully Remix)

Lovingly recreated by John and a beautiful tribute to Brad. Find the Way is a track that was an idea in the 90's and never finished after Brads untimely passing. Holsten and Law stepping with 2 awesome remixes to complete the EP

Foul Play - Find The Way (Law Remix) - Over/Shadow

Released: 21st July 2014
Buy: http://cosmicbridge.bandcamp.com/album/om-unit-presents-va-cosmology

Om Unit Presents: VA - Cosmology

01. Om Unit & Moresounds - Nuff Music
02. Kromestar - V7STX
03. Danny Scrilla x Om Unit - Hunch (Epoch Remix)
04. Danny Scrilla – X (VIP)
05. Moresounds - Sound Business
06. EAN - I Bus' The Mic
07. Boxcutter - Active Transformation (Feat. Star Fu)
08. Danny Scrilla x Epoch – Geometry
09. Om Unit x Danny Scrilla - Gentrification

Om Unit Presents Cosmology. 9 tracks showcasing a new wave of beat production in the realm of Cosmic Bridge & label head Om Unit's signature "slow/fast" sound.

Curated by Om Unit for his Cosmic Bridge imprint the compilation features tracks from the first wave of Cosmic Bridge artists and includes 3 collaborations with label head Om Unit.

In 2 short years Cosmic Bridge has released material from Om Unit, Kromestar and Boxcutter and has given us Moresounds, EAN and Danny Scrilla; who after making their debuts for the label have gone on to make waves.

Unifying the Cosmic Bridge sound the compilation features grime and dubstep kingpin Kromestar's blend of deep dubstep romance and road-raw sci-fi boogie, Moresound's digi-dub and soundsystem modulations, former Various Production lynchpin EAN's rapidfire darkstyles and deft footwork jungle chops, Boxcutter's lush fusions of Footwork and Electronica, Danny Scrilla's forays into the unnamed airspace between dreadnought dub, halftime footwork & O.G '06 Dubstep and two appearances from Keysound's experimentalist 140bpm updater Epoch.

Highlights include a VIP version on Danny's Scrilla legendary 'X', Danny's collab with Om Unit on 'Gentrification' featuring the unwitting Giles from Foxton's Estate agency in Brixton plus Om Unit's jungle referencing collab with Moresounds, the long waited release of Kromestar's highly sought dub 'V7STX' and Epoch's revisiting of Om Unit & Danny Scrilla's 'Hunch'.

Om Unit's A&R sensibilities and his focus in pushing boundaries show in Cosmology's curation. Representative the label's catalogue, the diversity of styles on show across these nine tracks is unified by the talent of the producers involved.

1. Om Unit & Moresounds - Nuff Music

Sully - Zero Sum

Following the initial response to the split single we have decided to release the remixes on vinyl along with the original tracks.

Sully’s XT opens track one with sparse percussive reverberation before dropping straight into the funk with a bubbling break and a bass-line reminiscent of American b-movies of the ‘70s. XT bustles along with a militant urgency, but never losing the funk flavour.

On track two, Basic Rhythm flips Sully’s XT into a straight ahead 2 step pattern, retaining the energy of the bass line whilst ramping up the militant urgency, all without losing the funk flavour. Combining modern drum production with a 90s jump up vibe.

Basic Rhythm’s Woozy is a suitable companion piece, opening track three with an ominous Hammond organ chord line and a scattering of half heard vocal snippets, before dropping into a militant break with a one note bass-line evocative of 97 era V Records. Dark and moody, but with the dance floor firmly in step.

Sully’s flip of Basic Rhythm’s Woozy on track four strips away the layers. Opening with a spartan percussion and a scattering of vocal snippets, reducing the one note bass-line to an even more laconic drawl, while littering the track with bursts and stabs of strings and effects. This one is for the dark corners of the dance.

https://basicrhythm.bandcamp.com/album/xt-woozy-remixes

UHMN01R

Sully - XT (Basic Rhythm Remix)

Raw Energy Movements (Vinyl / Digital) → https://found.ee/Best001-EP

https://bestintentionsldn.bandcamp.com/
https://www.instagram.com/bestintentionsldn/
https://bestintentions.uk/

Critical Music founder Kasra Mowlavi has launched Best Intentions, a new label with the aims of no musical limitations, style or tempo. 

Tim Reaper heads the inaugural release, bringing together an original 90’s jungle aesthetic with future-facing consciousness on ‘Raw Energy Movements’ EP

Each release will donate a portion of profits to a charity of the artist’s choosing, Tim Reaper has chosen Motability (https://www.motability.co.uk/)

Raw Energy Movements

Tim Reaper - Raw Energy Movements

My biggest inspiration for writing music are my own experiences. That is usually the catalyst that pushes me to start a new track. Countless late night chats at shows, silly moments in my daily life, or special moments that I wish I could frame and hang on my wall. When I open up Ableton, I pretend I’m writing the soundtrack for a specific slice of life.

My creative choices for this EP were guided by a few key things. I wanted to combine two worlds I thoroughly enjoy…bass music and hip hop. That’s always something that gets me hyped. Another guiding creative force, is this dragon I’ve been chasing since 2016 when I first heard Kursa’s track, Pick Em Up. This tune, with it’s pounding hip hop drums, invokes a darkness I seek in left field music and tried to tap into with this EP. This tune was a staple in my sets for years as it was both something that usually perked a dancer’s attention, while also doubling as a DJ tool to dip into bass music or footwork. With trends in dance music coming and going, I remain obsessed with this combination. Lastly, I tried to create m a s s I v e baselines that would make teenage me bass face while yelling “ooooh” and gripping onto the rail at the front of any rave. As this started to shape into a full project, I decided I was not gonna hold myself to rigid deadlines and take my time to craft this album out until I felt satisfied with the end result.

One time, Rau and I were at a music festival and I hung my shoes under one of the stages. They stayed there throughout the weekend, safe and undisturbed. The photo of my shoes hanging there makes us giggle and we turned it into a missing poster for this EP. Inspired by a story we made up of a raver that fell in love with footwork so passionately that they had to take their shoes off due to how hot their feet felt while dancing, never to be seen again (the shoes).


All tracks written, mixed, & Mastered by Rivs

www.instagram.com/rivsntings

Cover by Rau

www.instagram.com/world_of_rau  
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released September 5, 2025
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Mr. Nomadic & Rivs - Used To Go Down (We Old Now)

DJ CRIMSON WEB - Hide and Seek

"This is the debut EP of our good friend and unbelievably talented producer Vulpes with remixes from Pixl (JS) and Earl Grey (INP). He has smashed his way into the scene with his first release "So Easy" on SC001 and since then he's been in his lab putting this beauty of an EP together. 

Vulpes' sound puts him in a class of his own with intelligently crafted tracks that have his instantly recognisable sound. Expect big things from this guy!"

Mastered by C3B 
http://soundcloud.com/c3b

Vulpes - Fort JNGLST (Earl Grey Remix)

UH-01

Digitalis

https://soundcloud.com/championsoundrussia

Calling all junglists on this one!
Through These Eyes is very proud to announce a 12" from Moscow's very own Dub/Jungle production trio Champion Sound. Neekeetone, Distant Roots and General Koondoongoo made some respectable tunes on their own, but once they combined their powers as Champion Sound, the levels were rised higher. And although dubby jungle rhythms might not be the first thing that comes to mind when
you think of Moscow, this is the style these three producers from the Russian Federation have mastered in the last few years. Playing together in a reggae band and having a strong love for all things dub definitely helped a alot, too...
No wonder their tunes already got support from Moresounds, J:Kenzo, Sun People, Mister Shifter or Mystic Pulse and got played heavily on Rinse FM.

Champion Sound - Through The Roots [TTE007]

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