Serial Killaz, T>I, Taxman and Exile smash up the mixing desk with some brand new remixes of Top Cat’s ‘Ruffest Gunark’, originally made famous by the likes of DJ Rap, Micky Finn and Kenny Ken way back in the glory days of jungle. 

Authentic upfront jungle vibes a run with the Serial Killaz relick. Steppy breakbeat patterns and wonky bass come correct from the don T>I whilst Taxman reaches for his Telepathy roots with gritty Amen mash ups that have been through the washing machine 1,000 times. Exile brings his own unique take, mixing old and new vibes alike to create an absolute monster.

Sleep on this and you’re sleeping on the whole scene.

Top Cat - Ruffest Gunark - (T.I. Remix)

Check out the 'Bossman EP', a new four track ep of amen ragga-jungle mayhem from Beast Mode forthcoming on our very own Killa Dubz imprint.
This five minute mini mix will give you just a taster of what to expect from the full release when it hits the streets in the next few weeks.

Tracks:
1: Bossman
2: Cool It Down
3: Original Junglist
4: Ganja Baby

Catalogue: KILLADUBZ006DIG

Released: TBC

Beast Mode 'Bossman EP (Mini Mix)'

Buy or stream here:
https://HospitalRecords.lnk.to/SickMusic2018so

After a six-year hiatus, everyone’s favourite Hospital compilation returns. Witness the sickness, this is drum & bass, this is 'Sick Music 2018'.

With 24 brand new tracks, the series that brought the world early stories of Netsky, Wilkinson, Sigma and Fred V & Grafix is back. The heritage of this series speaks volumes, and 'Sick Music 2018' takes the quality to a whole new level. Filled to the brim with dangerous dubplates this full spectrum injection is a must have for each and every D+B devotee.

Hospital's leading dancefloor duke Danny Byrd has taken things straight back to ’99 with ‘Devil’s Drop’. Firing on all cylinders he's keeping it raw, rolling and funky. In a similarly devilish fashion we have 'Bootstrap Bill’ finally unleashed by the enigmatic Unglued. Unashamedly destructive and executed with precision, this track is more dangerous than Donald Trump drunk on Twitter.

In a perfect fusion of Hospital and Med School, we see Fred V & Grafix's 'Hurricanes (Wild Love)' re-worked with pristine precision by everyone’s favourite prodigy Keeno. Keeping the vibe level at eleven, Hugh Hardie's delivered the gorgeous ‘Nightingale’, both seductively simple and oozing with elegance.

‘Just One Second’ by London Elektricity gets its first re-work since the late Apex’s famous remix on the very first Sick Music. The beautiful track see’s a sterling contemporary edit and is a testament to Mitekiss’ talent.

This album also brings the first solo single from the biggest name in D+B right now, Kings Of The Rollers. Fiercely pushing into new territory ‘Burnt Ends’ has been causing carnage on the dancefloor, getting double wheel-ups from across the globe.

Joining this rich tapestry of exemplary D+B are both veteran composers and new blood alike including: Klute, Whiney, Urbandawn, Reso, Logistics, John B, and of course Hospital Records' commander-in-chief London Elektricity.

The release will be available across all formats but its grandest form will take that off the highly limited box set. Featuring a CD, the 4x12” plates, some box set only stickers and an exclusive T-shirt. One for the collectors, this is not a release to be overlooked.

Out Now!

Nu:Logic - Strut (feat. Other Echoes) [S.P.Y Remix]

02. Stay Classy by Octo Pi from the 2 track release 'Turn' (GYRO004) OUT 28/07/18 on Gyro Records !

Octo Pi - Stay Classy (GYRO004) 'Turn' - Gyro Records - OUT NOW!

First Skankinoslo release on digital! Mastered at Grandmas Funkyard by Father Karl 


Dr.Roman feat. Tall N Skinny - Scandinavian Junglist

Dope Ammo is certainly an unstoppable release machine this year and as we approach the end of 2019, he shows no signs of slowing down. Incoming remixes from the ‘Influence’ album featuring Levela, Blackley, Brian Brainstorm and Exile. We are going in!

Levela brings forth a clever mix of upfront jungle vibes crossed with grizzly low end, a perfect combination for a relick of ‘Badman Inna My Ends’. The memorable lyrics thrown down by Redders ride the new beat structure effortlessly which is certain praise to both lyricist and producer alike.

‘How We Get Down’ gets the Blackley treatment. A bouncy, hands in the air affair that pays respect to the original well. Driven predominantly by synth chords, squelch bass and interlinked with the original Jasmine Knight vocals, it’s certainly a contender for radio airplay.

Brian Brainstorm pays homage to his roots with a spectacular jungle takedown for the remix of ‘Flying’. Rough and tough breakbeats, rumbling low end and all kinds of clever fills create a one off trip to the 1994. It’s as if the original was made for this!

Exile delivers a predictably tough remix of Dope Ammo’s well supported ‘Wishin’ On A Star’ cover with flamethrower bass shots that will no doubt lick down heads across the globe. He also casually chucks in a few wicked breakbeats and old school stabs which compliment his rework nicely.

Another fine package from the Dope Ammo stable.

Artists:  Dope Ammo, Run Tings Crew, Redders, Jasmine Knight, DJ Panik, Anomy, Yemi Bolatiwa, Gigante MC, Rio Hellyer.
Remix Credits:  Levela, Blackley, Brain Brainstorm, Exile
Release Date:  04th October 2019
Label:  Dope Ammo
Catalogue Number:   DAINFRX02 Press Release:  Dubplate Creative

INFLUENCE

Badman Inna My Ends (Levela Rmx)

Dope Ammo & Run Tingz Cru Ft. Redders - Badman Inna My Ends - (LEVELA RMX)

Teej is back. But he’s not alone.

TEEJ X JAPPA X DISRUPTA X RIKO DAN

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Teej & Jappa - 16 Speakers (OUT NOW)

Bladerunner - Late Night Caller / Fusion out now on PROGRAM - http://smarturl.it/LateNightCaller

Buy via - 
iTunes - http://smarturl.it/LateNightCalle
RAM Shop - http://smarturl.it/2rr62j
Beatport - http://smarturl.it/1vz67b
Drum&Bass Arena - http://smarturl.it/xi8y69

For our seventh release, here at the Program HQ we'd like to give a warm welcome to a true D&B don. All hail the mighty Bladerunner! 

The man needs no introduction… Guided through the ranks by jungle legend Ray Keith, Bladerunner’s innate understanding of studio science and deep knowledge of drum & bass’s rich tapestry is evident on every single record he’s made since he emerged on Dread Recordings in 2006. A sucker for the dark, razor-sharp grooves, his uncompromising sound can be trace back to an ear-opening Helter Skelter epiphany back in the mid 90s. 

Paying homage to this history and heritage, both ‘Late Night Caller’ and ‘Fusion’ carry the quintessential rave ingredients that drum & bass was founded on: energy, clarity and creativity. Incidentally, both have been absolutely caned by Ram head honcho Andy C since Bladerunner sent them to him last Autumn. 

First up, ‘Late Night Caller’. A bonafide rave blazer, it opens with a series of euphoric pads, lush piano strokes and heart-melting vocals. Then, just as you’ve set your watches to spine-tingle o’clock… BOOM: in comes a searing bassline, ripping through the mix, rising and rising with raw low-frequency fusion before cascading back down the tonal scale into deep, dark chaos. The beautiful breakdown allows for a momentary cause for rush-ridden reflection before the bass-powered drop ignites and carnage ensues at an even higher level than before. 

‘Fusion’ showcases Bladerunner’s deeper, more pensive side. Armed with a palette of mournful minor chords, it’s almost as if the synths are weeping at his very touch. A wormhole bassline slithers into the fray, groaning a subtle Q&A over a relentless groove of crisp high-hats and chest-press kicks. A head nod to formative Ram releases from the likes of Origin Unknown, Ram Trilogy and Moving Fusion, look up the term ‘roller’ in next year’s Oxford English Dictionary and it will simply read ‘Fusion’. 

Two rocket-fuelled rollers, two more reasons to keep locked onto one of the most exciting new labels in drum & bass. Program are firing on all cylinders… And this is just the beginning! 

Various 

1.1: Late Night Caller 
1.2: Fusion 

OUT NOW
Cat: PRGRAM007

Bladerunner - Fusion

Escape

Minefield

Bookings: Hot Cakes
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https://hotcakes.info/artists/?profile=dope-ammo

Dope Ammo's remix of Baby D’s rave classic “Let Me Be Your Fantasy” reached No.2 in the main Beatport Chart. It also became Beatport's biggest selling Drum & Bass tune over a 12 month period. 

Since then, the Dope Ammo remixes and radio support has kept coming. In 2022, Dope Ammo began a collaboration with London Promoter 'Moondance'. In 2022 they released the 'Together' album which also became a No1 best seller across Beatport, Juno and ITunes Dance. 

In a career spanning two decades, Dope Ammo has released music on many top tier labels and toured across 20 countries. In 2024, Dope Ammo played at the Nowhere Stage for Shangri-La at Glastonbury festival, alongside the likes of Fatboy Slim, Kurrupt Fm, and Katy B.