Killa Tracks all the way... Luv' this mix ! Big up !

MixxTape vibes

Sneaker Social Club returns with ‘Filas and Undercuts’, a four track EP of original material from Luke’s Anger. 

Luke Sanger’s career continues to remain underground and consistent, playing and adapting various genres and aliases and always leaving his fan base guessing what’s next. Duke Slammer, Dry and Slobbie and The Sad Confessor are some of the aliases the producer has previously released under, and he can include legends such as Lee Scratch Perry as a collaborator on his previous Luke’s Anger release. Never one to stick with one genre, the talented producer effortlessly moves through Techno, Breaks, Hardcore and Acid House with the same devastating effect. 

Making his Sneaker Social Club debut, the label are proud to release four premium cuts of authentic Hardcore / Jungle, carefully built with one intention; to destroy raves like it was ’92 all over again. 

The EP opens with ‘Lyn Track’, full of vocal and synth stabs and propelled by 21st century jungle breaks and Reece bass – this could be a jungle classic. 5 minutes 20 seconds of pure dance floor energy. 

‘Filas and Undercuts’, the EP’s title track, continues in the spirit of Zomby’s seminal ‘Where Were You In 92’ by looking back on fondness with one of the most original era’s in the UK’s dance music history. Euphoric pads and staccato melodies take care of the tracks harmonic elements, whilst more vocal cuts and slamming drums send punters looking for their tape packs. 

‘World Warrior’ takes the EP down a darker route. Evoking the spirit of the 90’s through Street Fighter samples, breakbeat drums and a classic dreamy, post-rave breakdown to make Lee Gamble feel like he’s missed a trick. 

The EP finishes with ‘Polite Violence’. Featuring a Dread spoken word sample, rising bleeps and one of the most immaculately produced snare drums you’re likely to hear on any record, ever. The introduction of more classic Reece bass probably has Ray Keith somewhere all teary-eyed reminiscing about the ‘good ol’ days’ of Jungle. 

Four Tracks of dance floor dirt from the good folks at Sneaker Social Club.

Luke's Anger - Filas & Undercuts

Written and recorded during a summer night using monomachine sfx60 on type 1 cassette shit.

Binary Digit - Summer 2K16 Live Tape (side A)

***75 minutes of pure mid 80s rockers***

Our second installment in the Original Rockers Mind-series focusing
on the analogue side of 80s dancehall. 

This mix is dedicated to one of our favorite record shops in the world:
Drum & Bass Records in Osaka, Japan. 
Thanks for helping us find so many tuff tunes over the years, guys. Respect!

Original Rockers Mind in a Drum & Bass Style

Coco Bryce will be flying from Holland to Elephant & Castle to make his Rupture debut on March 16th at Corsica Studios. Check out his killer selection, blending classic jungle gems with the newbreed of producers pushing the sound we love into the future...

T/L
1. Kloke - Artificial Memories
2. Papa Shanti - What I Need
3. 2 Damn Rude - Zion Gate
4. DJ Dextrous - She Wants A 24/7
5. Nodal Intelligence - Organic Flashbreaks
6. Spirit - The Riff
7. DJ Solo - Pressure (Peshay Remix)
8. Jules Elipse - Dog Heart
9. Coco Bryce - Adventures In Perception
10. FFF - Never Let You Fall
11. Rotating Heads - Dark Secrets (Wishdokta Remix)
12. Probe & Pugwash- Dominion (Remix)
13. Tim Reaper - Lanterns (Dead Man's Chest Remix)
14. Peter Darker - Nights R Darker
15. Sydenham Knights & Tim Reaper - Open Up The Trunk
16. Sully - Digitalis
17. Pixl - Chimes

Coco Bryce Rupture Mix

Really enjoying DJing at the moment so here's a mix of some the music I'm currently playing.  

UK / EU BOOKINGS: danny@earth-agency.com
US / CAN BOOKINGS: sam@rogueagency.us

DATES:

March 9 - Jungle Jungle @ Upload, Barcelona
March 15 - Elements @ Pheonix Landing, Boston, MA
March 16 - Deep N Bass @ Kremwerk, Seattle, WA
March 17 - Future Roots @ 9910, Edmonton, Canada
March 18 - Stamina Sundays @ F8, San Fransisco, CA
March 21 - TBA, USA
March 22 - TBA, USA
March 23 - TBA, USA
March 24 - Echo Chamber @ Littlefield, Brooklyn, NY
March 30 - Hospitality @ Tobacco Docks, London
March 30 - Fabric, London
Apr 5 - TBA, USA
Apr 6 - Lucidity Festival, Santa Barbara, USA
Apr 7 - TBA, USA
Apr 8 - TBA, USA

Fracture 2018Q1

More info - http://loose-lips.co.uk/blog/patient-36-der-kleine-tod-broque121

Ein Kleiner Tod EP

PREMIERE: Patient 36 - Der Kleine Tod (BROQUE121)

Speng Bond inna dubplate style
Original production by The 4'20' Sound feat. Naram playing the synths 
Recorded and produced in Byron Bay Australia

Speng Bond - 420 Dub Special 2018

Self

Twilight

Pre-Order 12" Vinyl & Download LTD 300 --> http://bit.ly/CBR026_

CBR026 - @ProcFiskal - Hello Boss

Ltd Edition 12” Vinyl & Download // Released: 23rd March 2018

A1.  A Fragrance
A2.  Hello Boss
B1.  Who Can’t Hear
B2.  Window Cat

Cosmic Bridge kicks off 2018 with an energetic four-track EP full of fresh ideas. Proc Fiskal is the alias of Joe Powers, an Edinburgh native who has been active in the grime scene, securing plays from DJ’s like Spooky, Grandmixxer, Jack Dat and stations like Radar Radio, Mode FM and Rinse FM. Drawing inspiration from strains of UK dance music like Jungle, Grime and Garage and the US rhythmic innovation of Footwork he released and EP of future pushing Grime with Hyperdub in 2017, speeding grime to jungle tempos for fascinating results. These unique tracks caught the ears of Om Unit leading to the Hello Boss EP, on which Proc Fiskal further explores the sweet spot between dark garage, grime and ragga jungle.

The tracks on Hello Boss were produced with DJs in mind. They’re energetic, versatile, and above all highly contagious in the dance. “A Fragrance” imagines Potential Badboy hanging out in the studio with Osmosis. The result is a fresh combination of mid-’90s jungle and UK garage with tightly-edited breakbeats, snapping drums, and a dark bassline clashing against flutes, sirens, horns and vocal samples. “Hello Boss” was inspired by a stand-off scene in a Bollywood movie, drawing its main sample from it and a tension that plays out in the interaction between drums and bassline. This is peak time dancefloor action, a dark roller to shake out the demons. Can you dig it? “Who Can’t Hear” is the most direct jungle production on the EP and shows Proc Fiskal for the dutiful student he is, able to tame the undiluted power of classic jungle with a modern touch: resonant bassline, smooth breakbeats, floating percussion, uplifting pads and a flurry of samples for a pure blast of junglistic joy. “Window Cat” closes the EP with a grime touch as icy, angular melodies rub against a robust bassline and sharp claps.

Hello Boss highlights the ingenuity and energy that can be found in the cracks of 160 bpm dance music, a space with enough room for innovation. It’s a natural fit for Cosmic Bridge, a label that has made its name by celebrating the weirdness on the fringes of genres. As Om Unit puts it, “Proc Fiskal’s sound fits sonically as well as logically alongside some of the pioneers we have supported over the years.”

Hello Boss is released on 12” Vinyl & Digital on 23rd March 2018.

Pre-Order

Proc Fiskal - Window Cat (CBR026)

Artist: 96 Back
Title: Provisional Electronics
Label: Central Processing Unit
CAT#: 00111101
Format: 12” vinyl / digital
Release date: 18th May 2018
Barcode: 5050580685444
Distributor: Kudos Records

We are extremely proud and excited to announce our first Sheffield artist on CPU - 96 Back aka Evan Majumdar-Swift. Swift has delivered his debut 4 track electro EP with a strong bleep and bass influence. Coming from bleep lineage with Swift being the son of legendary Jive Turkey promoter Matt Swift, these tracks are a cutting-edge interpretation of Sheffield’s electronic music heritage. To celebrate this Steel City release on CPU one of the founders of Warp, and Fon studio engineer, Rob Gordon has mastered the tracks.

Track titles: 

A1 - 000 
A2 - 050
B1 - 085
B2 - 100

96 Back - Provisional Electronics

Noxious, neck-snapping electro from the Steel City as local lad 96 Back makes his Central Processing Unit debut.

'Provisional Electronics' is out next month on Central Processing Unit.

@96-back
@cpurecords

Provisional Electronics

Premiere: 96 Back – 050 [Central Processing Unit]

Blundetto & Don Camilo in a 80's jamaïcan music trip.

Intro Fuzzy Jones
Fade Away - Little John
I love Christmas - Thriller U
Sugar Me - Conroy Smith
Run around girl - Chuck Turner
Girls go home - Coco Tea
Turn on the heat - Eccleton Jarrett
The feeling inside - Brian & Tony Gold
Ah no me she love - Chuck Turner
Tan good - King Tubby 
Nah run from the clash - Trevor "Pan Bird" Levy
Round down the world - Nitty Gritty
Raggamuffin Rambo - Ackie
Aids - King Kong
Automatic - Mickey Murka
Watch how the people dancing - Kenny Knots
We try - Mickey Murka
Beautifull woman - Carl Meeks
Red eyes lover - Carl Meeks
Icky all over - Wayne Smith
E20 - Wayne Smith
Outro Fuzzy Jones

DIGITAL

Digital Boom Tunes from the 80ties strictly mixed from Vinyl

Playlist:

1) Intro - Fuzzy Jones
2) Frankie Jones - Mr. Bad Boy
3) The Mighty Diamonds - Jam Session
4) Delton Screechie - Cry fi di youths
5) Little Devon - Trash & bruk
6) Lukie D - Nuh pressure me
7) Peter Culture - Pressure Man
8) Everton Chambers - Babylon you wrong
9) Everton Chambers - Hold yuh corner
10) Everton Chambers - What a lick
11) Destry Don - Come follow me
12) Pad Anthony - Yes we come again

Digital Madness Vol 1

DKR Crew selecting live on the Tunnel One show (hosted by DJ Mush One) on WNYU radio 89.1 FM NYC, on 01-29-13. 
Tracklist - 
1. d-roy band - back street dub (d-roy 12")
2. itals - jah glory (on top 7")
3. errol holt - red eye (sky high 7")
4. freddie mckay - drunken sailor (money disc 7")
5. burning spear - this population (bongo man 7")
6. larry marshall - promises (coxsone LP)
7. horace andy - reggae rhythm (yard music 7")
8. paula clarke - so near yet so far (W&B 12")
9. eddie constantine - tenement yard (studio 1 12")
10. the bassies - big mistake (studio 1 LP)
11. delroy wilson - give me your love (sir collins LP)
12. family man - distant drums (fam's 7")
13. jackie paris - sinner man (techniques 12")
14. prince edwards - laugh dub (disco 2000 12")
15. prince alla - gold diver (stars LP)
16. ranking trevor - lion fence dub (studio shack 7")
17. johnny clarke - warrior (observer 10")
18. jacob miller - false rasta (thompson sound 7")
19. michael prophet - jah love (burning sounds LP)
20. freddie mckay - another weekend (greensleeves 12")
21. hugh griffiths - love is a splendid thing (jah life 12")
22. devon russell - jah hold the key (coxsone 7")
23. i roy - sidewalk doctor (SRS 7")
24. jah stitch - cool down your temper (militant 7")
25. englishman - we are the children (mighty roots LP)
26. donovan joseph - 2000 years (high times LP)
27. ras bunny - sing your troubles away (7 seals 7")
28. sister spice - chance for the youths (jah life time 7")
29. selassiphy - matter of time (life music 7")
30. innocent - empress dress (life music 7")
31. mikey spice - ethiopian here i come (busy bee 7")
32. theo b - jail house (linx label 7")
33. frankie sly - wah see jah face (penthouse 7")
34. al walker - chick chick (studio 1 12")
35. peter franks - thrill me (angella 12")
36. black roots - crucial (roots 12")

DKR Crew live on Tunnel One WNYU radio NYC 01-29-13

selection of new and old digital killers

JOHNNY OSBOUNRE - DUB ORGANISER [WATERHOUSE]

SELAH COLLINS - PICK A SOUND [UNITY]

SOOM T - BRING DOWN THE EMPIRE [REGGAE TOYBOX]

SOLO BANTON - GUNS AND KNIVES [TUFFA DUBS]

CANE JUICE - JOKER BAD BOY [LEGGO]

ECCLETON JARRET - TURN ON THE HEAT [JAMMYS]

COCOA TEA - GIRLS GO HOME [JAMMYS]

KING GENERAL - RAM DANCE [ECHO COP]

KING KONG - DIGITAL WE DIGITAL [DIGIKAL]

MICHAEL PROPHET AND RICKY TUFFY - YOUR LOVE [SCOTCH BONNET]

WAYNE MARSHALL - GUNSHOT [UNITY]

PUPAJIM AND MAFFI - I AM A ROBOT [JAHTARI]

TAPES - C20 RIDDIM [JAHTARI]

ATKI2 - KNOCK KNOCK [FRIJSFO BEATS]

BABY SHAM - THE RETURN [MAD HOUSE]

STAND HIGH PATROL - BREST BAY [STANDHIGH]

CHICKEN CHEST - NEGATIVE CONQUER POSITIVE [UNITY]

JUNIOR REID - BANANA BOAT MAN [J.R PRODUCTIONS]

DEIGOJAH - BUBBLING STYLE [DOWNBEAT SOUNDS]

PATO BANTON - MASH UP THE TELLY [UK BUBBLERS GREENSLEEVES]

SOLO BANTON - ARE YOU READY [SUFFERAH'S CHOICE]

TRADESMAN FT. PARLY B - I A COMPETITION [SCOTCH BONNET] 

MR WILLIAMZ - SIT DOWN STEADY [JAHTARI]

Digital We Digital

Riddims produced by SUBACTIVE.
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01. I Roy - Radical Music (Subactive Refix)
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02. Soom T - Jungle of Peace (Subactive Dubplate)
03. Tippa Irie - Rebel on the roots corner (Subactive Dubplate)
04. Mad Cobra - Press Trigger (Subactive Refix)
05. Subactive feat Ranking Levy - Brixton Frontline (SCOB036-12")
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06. Speng Bond - Tann up solid (Subactive Dubplate)
07. Coco Tea & Buju Banton - Soundboy (Subactive Refix)
08. I Bogle (Subactive Digital Refix)
       Vocals by I bogle (All rights reserved)
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       Recorded by Selectah Easy T jam
09. Mr Williamz - Dancehall Hobby (Subactive Dubplate)
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SUBACTIVE MIXTAPE.Vol01

Digital reggae selector and promoter 

showcasing the finest digital reggae from 80's classic dancehall to the freshest new producers, singers and sounds

Digital We Digital

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