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We are very proud to unveil one of the most prolific remix packages to date on Dirtbox, featuring two fresh takes on chart-dominating tracks from Birmingham-based producer Kusha.

Kusha, known for his signature club anthem style of UK Garage and Drum and Bass has had  music that has been a staple in DJ sets worldwide and now, two of his biggest records receive blissful reimaginings from some of the scene’s most exciting talents.

The first, “Be Free”, originally released in 2022 on UK Garage label R U SRS?, made an instant impact, soaring to the #1 spot on the Beatport UK Garage charts for two consecutive weeks, while also securing #1 on Juno for a full week.

With support from heavyweights like DJ EZ, Martin Liberty Larner, DJ Q, and more, “Be Free”
became an essential selection for high class talent across the scene.

And now, Shayper (Know for releases on Ram Records, Dirtbox, GTA and more)—fresh off his
groundbreaking Tape Pack Series and the release of his debut album Iteration earlier this year on Dirtbox Recordings—steps up to deliver a powerful, junglist style remix that’s set to absolutely destroy dancefloors.

As if that wasn’t enough, Ram Records duo Syran, bring their signature touch to “Come Back to Me”, a track that marked Kusha’s drum and bass debut on Dirtbox Recordings in 2023.

The original (A huge commercial DnB anthem) peaked at #4 on the Beatport DnB Hype charts and earned the coveted Track of the Week spot on BBC Radio 1 West Midlands, where it received daily airplay throughout the month of July in 2023 on the show.

Syran’s remix injects the track with fresh coat of paint, crafting an exhilarating twist on an already massive tune. 

Hearing these two epic remixes of two of Kusha’s biggest releases is an exciting moment for fans of both UK Garage and Drum & Bass. With Shayper and Syran at the controls, this release  promises to make serious waves across the electronic music landscape. Expect huge support and serious club damage when these remixes drop!

The Kusha Remixes drop on March 21st

Kusha- The Remixes

Come Back To Me (Syran Remix)

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The name SyRan came after the Ransome brothers (Josh and James) toyed with the idea of forming a drum & bass project, having spent years consuming a diet of Andy C and Calibre. After modestly working under individual pseudonyms, a chance meeting with Ray Keith at Clashmouth’s vinyl market meant that the name ‘SyRan’ finally stuck, solidifying their commitment to melding their two considerable talents. 

Following this encounter, alongside several releases under their belt, they found a home within the roster of RAM Records. Over thirty years in the making, RAM are an imprint who have cultivated the careers of some of the genre’s shining lights. And after the success of SyRan’s RAM debut alongside a host of singles and Eps with the imprint, the two are following a similar path. Evidence of this is through SyRan’s tastemaker support, from the likes of UKF, DJ Mag, Kiss FM, Kool FM, Danny Howard on BBC Radio 1 to Drum & Bass Arena, as well as being heralded as one of BBC Radio 1’s ‘Ones to Watch’ in 2023 with a slot at Printworks for RAM Records 30th Birthday months prior to the announcement. This would soon lead into the duo being a defining part in RAM Records orchestral takeover at London Guildhall and the Barbican, as well as the release of Project Cars III where their talent had also been noticed by the video games industry.

Already a staple on Charlie Tee’s BBC Radio 1 show, especially via the pair’s collaboration with MEL ‘Reprisal’, 2023 is looking just as explosive for SyRan. Having played at seminal club nights such as Hit & Run, the RAM residency at XOYO and for Brighton’s Serotone Recordings, this year they include Illusive Festival on their run of tour dates too. Meanwhile, their brand-new remix of Bobby Harvey, Abi Flynn and One Bit's single 'Last Summer' received weeks of consecutive features on Danny Howard’s BBC Radio 1 Dance Anthems show, alongside plays at Las Vegas event EDC through RAM label boss Andy C. 

With the guidance of RAM, the brothers have come from their modest foundations and have grown to be part of the imprint’s new generation. This is a feat which not many newcomer producers have been able to accomplish.