2months in and this still gets me hype as fuck lmao

Last year, Jamz Supernova launched a brand new club series via her label, Future Bounce, turning to dancefloor sounds. Kicking off volume 2 of the series is The Busy Twist who first approached the label as part of their competition late 2020 and opened the dialogue to sign him for the next round of releases. Speaking of the collaboration, Jamz says, “we couldn't be happier to kick off vol 2 of the Club series with an esteemed producer such as The Busy Twist! These tracks embody everything we love, perfect for the club but inspired by the African Diaspora, showcasing The Busy Twist at his best!” 

Formerly a duo until 2015, The Busy Twist is headed by DJ and producer Oliver Williams, riding solo. Remaining rather elusive until now, he is ready to make his mark as the mastermind behind the vibrant music offerings they have become so known for. Always looking to join the dots between Afro, Latin and UK Bass, this new EP continues in that vein with an added splash of heads-down rave energy. Oliver aka The Busy Twist says of the records “ I wanted to create something that brings the listener back to the centre of a gig at prime time and recreate that nostalgic feeling of my early releases. I decided to go back to Ghana which was an integral part of the early Busy Twist sound. A visit to the Labadi Warriors and a jam session ended up being the components for “World Of The Spirits.” Already road tested in Jamz’ BBC Radio 1 ‘Essential Mix’, these tracks are primed and ready to be unleashed to the world.

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My 2nd EP:)

Artwork: Mav Nuhels (aka Brenda)
Mastered by BONE BOX

1st EP was released here:

https://caballitonetlabel.bandcamp.com/album/hybrid-ep

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LITE starts its journey into the 2-track world with an alluring South-London collab. This co-production debut from Nadī and Otus features two rave-ready rollers, crossing over cultural influences and offering two moods of liquidity. The A side Less Talk is loaded with heavy drum cuts, whilst the B side, More Talk is a nostalgic drum scattered footwork track.

The EP is an ode to dusted jungle and drum & bass, it also takes inspiration from the sonics of Bangladeshi folk music and blends ethereal vocals with western genres. The dreamlike, celestial mood of both tracks easily lends itself to home listening too.

This project seeks to showcase a mix of footwork and breaks with western drums, Carnatic vocals and thumping 808s, whilst paying homage to the Bengali Language Movement 1956 and the strife for language to be accepted. 

Produced by Nadī & Otus
Mixed by SSEM Mixing

Artwork by Blue Canariñho
Visuals by আশনাই & Daviaa

Less Talk / More Talk

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Mastered by Russell E. L. Butler. Artwork by Peter Schwarz.

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For the new Nehza Records compilation, DJ and producer RONI has invited 11 artists to interpret telepathic communications from nature in sound waves.⁠

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