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Grew up out the Mud

Then it must be ....

Dedicated to the one and only Debo D

Finally released on Nervous Records NYC on 24/11/2023.

Booty Must B....Feat DJ Deeon

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Return Of Terror Tec

"We can make it if we try" is the second single from CMD+JAZMINE's upcoming second album, You're not in trouble.

Written largely over the spring of 2025, her second project explores deeper club sounds, after a year of multiple single and EP releases, while holding onto her decade-long roots as a narrative documentary producer and sound designer. Her love of low-end thump remains, as the story of a shifting life unfolds over eight songs.

You're not in trouble trades in the computerized metaphors and dubbed disassociation of previous records towards a directness inspired by dancefloor vulnerability and deep conversation in club booths. Vocal samples and lyrics atmospherically shimmer over shifting drum patterns that range from "Disrespect"'s jungle breaks, the Jersey club bounce of "Escape hatch", and ballroom's skitter on "Seeking affection". The hard techno catharsis from "We can make it if we try" gives way to the sunrise of the second half of the album. "Origami" shines in trance and bright electronica, while "Finding footing in the chaos" is one last kick drum frenzy before heading to coat check. "Crimson" is a deep inhale of fresh air through gritted teeth and wobbly synthesizers, and closer "You can come back to my place if you want...?" is a deep, burning slow jam that slinks with muted drums and warm pads.

You're not in trouble is a journey of emotions that come from the club, and the personal reflection when you get home, deeply looking in the mirror as you put on a face mask.

All tracks produced, arranged, mixed, and mastered by Jazmine (JT) Green.
Consulting production provided by Gavilán Rayna Russom.
Cover photo by Rona Akbari.
Artwork by Jazmine (JT) Green.

We can make it if we try

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Here it is, the final compilation on our Viral Syndicate series we’ll be sharing with you before we turn our attention to concentrate on upcoming vinyl releases. 

6 compilations, 52 tracks and £3,000 later; we’re quite bloody chuffed with the response to the series and the support we’ve received. So, here’s a huge thank you to every single one of you who has supported the series so far - you really have made a difference helping some of the most dedicated and hard working artists within our scene over the past few weeks.


Anyway, we’ll let the music do the talking. 

Viral Syndicate, over and out x

Hermeth - Ghetto West Coast

Back and Remastered, Now available on my Bandcamp page.
Made this during my time at the Dimensions Festival.

Xtra Dawg Miles Remastered

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Detroit's own Booty Bass pioneer DJ Assault has had a large hand in bringing booty music, from the urban streets of Detroit to the suburban club circuit. The incorporation of electro beats with hardcore, sometimes pornographic lyrics, is what makes ghetto-house highly distinguishable from its other techno cousins.

His track "Ass -N- Titties" (Released in on his self run Jefferson Ave label ) featured in a scene in 22 Jump Street an American comedy film directed by Phil Lord and Christopher Miller. The film was released on June 13, 2014, by Columbia Pictures and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, received generally positive reviews, and earned over $308 million at the box office.

Another early DJ Assault track, ‘Tear Da Club Up’, was recently sampled by Darius Syrossian who used Dj Assault’s vocal to make it a house track. Darius made the track in the summer of 2013 especially for his BBC 1 essential mix. The track is being played from Ibiza to Japan, by many underground house deejays including Dirty Bird label boss and international deejay / producer Claude Von Stroke, who seems to make it his trademark to insert ghetto-bass elements into his house sets.

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