Hybrid Minds - Higher Love (Cover)

Formation Records presents:
Critical impact & Dj SS - Bass over

Critical Impact & DJ SS - Roller Revenge EP
1. Critical impact & Dj SS - Switch plate
2. Critical impact & Dj SS - Bass over
3. Critical impact & Dj SS feat. MC Biggie - This is For The streets 
4. Critical impact & Dj SS - Rollers Revenge

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OUT NOW AT

> Beatport:
https://www.beatport.com/release/roller-revenge-ep/1866331

> iTunes:
https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/roller-revenge-ep/id1161710640

> Juno Download:
http://www.junodownload.com/products/critical-impact-dj-ss-roller-revenge-ep/3232165-02/

> Spotify:
https://open.spotify.com/album/1rOaW4dwTGM5JuBUuPvjY0

> Formation Records store:
https://formationrecords.databeats.com/download/form12192d

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artists links:
https://www.facebook.com/DjssFanPage/
http://formationrecordsuk.com/artists/critical-impact/
https://www.facebook.com/mcbiggie/

label links:
www.formationrecordsuk.com
www.facebook.com/FormationRecs/
www.facebook.com/wodnb

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With a month-on-month slew of releases from some of the genre’s most exciting new talent throughout the year, 2016 will go down as a certified vintage for SS’s Formation Records. 
27 years deep into its legacy – and responsible for early breakthrough releases from the premiership players such as John B, Hazard, Nero, The Prototypes and many more – the label refuses to let up pace. If anything they’ve upped the game even more this year. 
Case in point: this all-style four-track homage to timeless drum & bass music from the bossman himself and Bristol’s Clear Skyz affiliate Critical Impact. Having collaborated previously on Formation’s 2014 album ‘Back To The Jungle’ with ‘Undercover’, it’s clear the two artists complement each other with a shared no-rule / no formula vision of drum & bass jungle. Finally the two artists collide once again with incredible, unclassifiable results. 
We ignite with ‘Switchplate’ a barnstormer of a tune where the iced out pads on the intro give nothing away before a bassline shreds up the game with an electric feel that rewinds us right back to the late 90s… Trust us; this one pretty much demands reloads. 
‘Bassover’ switches the feels with a much jazzier dynamic. Thick Bristol vapour trails run throughout as the swinging beats roll with constant changes, a soft-focus vocal yearns over star-gazing elements and the sub pings back and forth with elasticity. 
Next stop: “Rollers Revenge”, a stark step-chiselled jam that’s dense in 97-era tech layers. Detailed effects and a crisp sci-fi sheen wrap around the lean drum arrangement as pacey, paranoid atmospheres swap and drop throughout the mix. Heads-down business, through and through. 
Finally, we hit “This Is For The Streets”. The perfect closer to this full-strength, full-flavoured, full-powered body of work, here we’re hit by a brilliant fusion of triplet-swung beats and raw dark funk. The droning rolling subs and techy funk bass plucks are countered perfectly by a great string texture and MC Biggie’s short-but-succinct vocal sample, creating a groove that really does resonate with all corners of the dance. 
Four underground gems from two highly respected artists: We know you already know this, but this really is proof that drum & bass is best when it’s not served in constricting subgenre boundaries. A rule that’s been key to Formation’s momentum since it began contributing to the unstoppable legacy and influence of drum & bass back from day one.

Roller Revenge

Critical impact & Dj SS - Bass over / Roller Revenge EP

Almost finished this one, had a couple reworkings and the vocals been re-sang for me, coming soon on Playaz

JAYDAN FT MIA SYLVESTER - BACK HERE

Dexcell & Lethargik
A.Precision
<b>B.Inner City</b>

<b>Released by: Breach Audio</b>
Release/catalogue number: BR001
Release date: April 23, 2012

Dexcell & Lethargik - Inner City OUT NOW

VITAL- ALL ALONE Clip

Kleu make their debut on Right Good Records with 3 track Big Time EP out on 20th September featuring tracks-

A.Big Time
B. Know You
C. Now Or Never

Kleu - Big Time (CLIP)

DNB SELECTION

Dope Ammo and Mix Ten are on one serious link up with Nicky Blackmarket’s Kartoons label. Not only did they bring legendary vocalist Jasmine Knight to the party but also a whole host of remix producers. It’s a package only Dope Ammo and Blackmarket could conjure up and the diversity on offer is certainly one of a kind.

Both Dope Ammo and Mix Ten simply shine alongside Jasmin Knight and the original provides plenty of commercial crossover whilst retaining a huge element of dancefloor pressure. It’s no doubt one for the car and one for the festivals alike. Sublow Hz retains the big area vibes and adds a ton of mid range gritty bass to the mix, making what was once a pretty safe affair, seem more of an attack on the senses.

Jamie S23 reverts back to ‘96, chopping up vocals like a shredder on max output whilst rocking an MA2 bomber jacket in the process. Relative newcomer to the scene, Max Baker demonstrates that you don’t have to be born in the 90’s to represent the ethos of Kartoons and does a fine job about it to boot. Wrapping up this release, AN chuck a technical hard stepper into the mix, growling and twisting through Knight’s silky smooth vocals.

Looking for different mixes to represent the mood of the dance? Look no further.

Artist: Dope Ammo & Mix Ten
Vocals: Jasmine Knight
Remixes: Sublow Hz, Jamie S23, Max Baker, AN
Catalogue Number: KARDIGI026
Release Date: 04th September 2020
Label: Kartoons
Press Release: Dubplate Creative

How Did it Go Down

Dope Ammo & MixTen Ft. Jasmine Knight - "How Did It Go Down"

soulful dnb mix

Dexcell is the collaborative minds of Dave Wilson, Sammy Stabile and Adam Smart. 

Labels : Spearhead, Beta, Titan, Medschool, Proximity,  Breach Audio

DJ support from: Zane Lowe, DJ Friction, London Elektricity, BCee, John B, Sub Zero, Sigma, DJ Target, Crissy Criss, Logistics, Loadstar, The Prototypes, Basher plus more!

DJ BOOKINGS: http://clinictalent.com/dexcell/

For remix enquires please use : dexcelluk@gmail.com


Dexcell & Lethargik - Inner City OUT NOW

Dexcell UK