Here it is. Number 4 in the series. I'm buzzing for you lot to hear this one. let me know what you think. like, repost and comment, goes a long way for someone like me just starting out. Appreciate every single one of you.  

Learning Curve 4

Xoneout & Talisman ft. Gantics - Don't Look Back (Lizplay Records)

Dubplates, never released tracks and some exclusives to give you some inspiration for the Micky Finn Remix Competition.

Competition closes end of January 2016. Check Drum&BassArena for full details.

Special K - Pressure Roll (Remix) (Micky Finn Dubplate)

Use Dem Brain

Use Dem Brain (Original Mix)

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It’s no surprise that DJ Hybrid hits the Serial Killaz camp with a massive EP full of jungle and mid 90’s influences. ‘Too Deep’ is a monstrous bag of 5 hard hitting, breakbeat infused riddims, each with their own throwback to different events in drum and bass’ history. This is certainly one EP not to miss - period.

For those thinking “you can’t do mid 90’s using digital hardware”.. It’s time to change your mindset.

‘Give You More’ wouldn’t be of any surprise if it was dropped at AWOL in 1994. It’s as if Hybrid has literally rewound time, given it a fresh lick of primer and layered up the final coat with an array of mashed up breakbeats lashed with BIG growling sub bass.

Moving swiftly on to ‘Big Respect’, certainly something due to many of the original foundation of the jungle scene and without a doubt played out well on this heavyweight track. Infused reggae influences combined with dub effects that will no doubt remind you of the old effects machine at Telepathy it’s a sure fire hit aimed at the young, the old and everyone in between.

‘Regrets’ provides the thought of moody atmosphere, smoke machines pillowing out tons of dry ice, lazers licking the heads of ravers through a sweat haze and slow motion dance moves. It’s a guaranteed head nodder whether you’re a side to side or up and down kind of mover - either way, you are going to feel this tune one way or another.

Stopping briefly as the EP’s title track ‘In Too Deep’ takes a stance with its cinematic introduction, brief female vocal samples and then.... Silence. Pause for second before the rollercoaster bass and breaks take you on a musical journey.

Memories of Dreamscape 15 V 16 or United Dance will potentially come flooding back to those in regular attendance at either The Sanctuary or Stevenage Arts and Leisure Centre with just one play of ‘Moving On’. It’s as if this tune has nailed the atmosphere and production style of these eras all in one go. Think DJ Red meets DJ Seduction.

All in all this is another tough EP from the Serial Killaz camp, 100% quality with not a single filler or weak tune. 
Don’t be fooled into thinking this is another attempt at remaking jungle either, this EP is fresh as the morning sun at 6am when you’re being ejected from a venue whilst 100’s of flyers are being stuffed in your hands.

For more info, go to: www.serialkillaz.co.uk



DJ Hybrid - Big Respect

First in the new series of remixes and refixes. Starting off with 4 tracks taken from the recent Ghetto Dubz Vol 1 album. 

Kicking off with Brian Brainstorm's NUH MATTA with Dubtime on the remix. Staying very true to the original this funked up roller is teeming with old skool vibes.  With its obligatory hoover sounds along with the street tuff vox this tune encapsulates an authentic jungle sound and is a credit to the original mix. Then on to Kumarachi and his killer track BLACKOUT. The original was a dancefloor bomb which didn’t really need improvement but Sound Shifter has added his own unique blend of spicy flavours and made it even more of a killer. An eerie intro leads us into a feast of chopped up drumz and rude boy bass sounds which are enough to wake the dead, while the underlying riff allows a dark skank out vibe to permeate through the track. Secure Unit's LIONHEART BIZZNESS has been given a brain scrambling remix by X-E-Dos which adds his own edgy, dark and techy trademark style to Secure Units innovative and experimental madness. Look out for his 6 track EP coming very soon. Then the icing on the cake is Sections reworking of Sympton's STAY TOUGH. The original was a brutal assault on the senses and this is no different in that respect. The beats are a bit more lively making it a straight up hard-stepper which grabs a hold of you by the throat and shakes the hell out of you, serving up a gutsy dark b-line which you cant ignore.  

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Dubz ReRubbed Vol.1

GHETT16 : Brian Brainstorm - Nuh Matta (Dubtime Remix)

Roll out inna mi vehicle. Link up with mi people.
Money inna mi pocket and you know mi have mi weed too. 
There’s a session in the city that is where the road lead to.
Press the gas, and rise up the speedometer needle. 
Cologne smell sweet women say dem want fi eat you. 
Kiss you pon your cheek every time when dem a greet you. 
An tell dem friend dem must be glad to meet you, 
take a picture dem a twitter and a tweet you..

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Chopstick Dubplate - Gateman Dub - Clip

Welcome to the new 5 track EP entitled Round Here by Born On Road core member and badboy DJ Selecta J-Man. His last outing on the label, The Dancehall Extravaganza EP, received heavy rotation everywhere from Tokyo to Tijuana so it is safe to say there is eager anticipation surrounding this next exciting project.

Title track Round Here, voiced by the understated, underground artist Rider Shafique, effectively takes a rinsing Jungle sound and employs Drum & Bass discipline to produce a New School Jungle sound, as raw as it is tight. Round Here is the edgy, Ragga-tinged dancefloor destroyer that will keep you drawing for it again and again.

Taking the title track up another level is a world class music video from Bing Bong films that draws on some key emotions expressed in Round Here by transporting the viewer into a paranoid world of inner city life. This is not for the feint hearted but is certainly one for a big screen with a loud sound system.

Each of the other 4 tracks on the EP make their own bold statement and have their own individual draw. The Rodigan laced roller ‘Cuss Cuss’, the classic Funk hook of ‘Worldwide’, the moody and tearing ‘Bruk Out’, and finally the collaboration with FLeCK on an old school Jump up sound called ‘Drum Song’; they’re all soundboy killers and there’s definitely and defiantly no fillers.

Words by Adam Crawford at The Good, Clean Co

Use Dem Brain (Original Mix)

Dj Narcs