Future Mistakes

Disruptive Muzak Clip (out now on Death of Rave)

Battering down the doors of the genre elitists come a pair of producers plucked from the ranks of Ram’s new generation of incredible music making talents. In little over a year Delta Heavy, or Si James and Ben Hall to their mums, have already proven their drum &amp; bass metal with a succession of heavy-hitting original tracks. 

Superb remixes for the likes of Example, Avicii and Chase &amp; Status ft. Tinie Tempah followed and have secured Delta Heavy as a name to watch, but their highly anticipated follow up to the massive debut single ‘Space Time’ is likely to be a crowning moment for these young producers, as names such as BBC Radio 1’s Skream &amp; Benga and Sara Cox are already lining up to show their support.

Packed with energy, this single takes dubstep, drumstep and drum &amp; bass formulas, infusing them with enormous electro influences, slamming drums and razor sharp production, then spits them back out with rave-destroying force.

‘Overkill’ chops between an immense half time drop and traditional drum &amp; bass two step rhythms all smashed together with cheeky cut up vocal snippets, euphoric chord progressions and tearing electro synth leads. Undoubtedly built for maximum club destruction, this one will have everyone jumping no matter what time of night it’s dropped.

Flip over and ‘Hold Me’ brings the tempo down to 140bpm but retains all of Delta Heavy’s incredible intensity.  Pounding beats and grinding bassline combinations are overlaid with unforgivingly catchy pitched vocals that lead to soaring epic 80s synths and a powerful 4x4 mid-section that won’t fail to destroy any dancefloor. 

Delta Heavy
A: Overkill 
AA: Hold Me

Catalogue Number: RAMM107
Worldwide Release Date: 24th October 2011


Delta Heavy - Overkill

Respect to Bailey for the support on this one!

Chase & Status - Time (Ad Gannon Remix) - Bailey 1Xtra Rip

After a long wait DualSignal011 is finally here! we bring you Ollie Macfarlane's remix EP of his banger "Peculiar" originally released back in April 2011 on the "Future Signals" compilation. Featuring a sick VIP and a class-act line up, this one is not to be missed!
 
First of all we give you the VIP which has been floating around for some months now. Featuring mellow opening pads and a speaker slamming bass, Ollie has managed to give this 2-step track a new, fresh lease of life!
 
Following this is the Velvet Crab remix, a smooth, deep house remix, perfect for any chill out lounge.
 
Toronto is Broken is no stranger to the Dual Signal line up. Fresh off "April 9th" which got to #12 on the Beatport D&B charts, and his "Move It" EP which was released on Sub Slayers, and received radio airplay by Sub Focus and 9/10 in DJ Mag, Toronto carries on the Future Jungle vibe with a heavy, roller of a remix. 

Phortysiks has quite a big following on youtube with his handy tutorial videos, and after watching these we decided to contact him to see if he can not only walk-the-walk, but talk-the-talk. By God did he deliver! With face-crushing drums and a bass bin rumbling basses, Phortysiks smashed it with this remix!
 
Last but not least, we feature the Sepia remix, who was formerly known as Brown Noise. Theo brings about a nice vibe with glitchy breaks and deep basses. With a high demand for the remix already, this will definately be a Dual Signal classic!
 

Ollie Macfarlane - Peculiar [Phortysiks Remix]

Out this march on the Bass Selection compilation!

***VOTE FOR TORONTO IS BROKEN AT BREAKSPOLL***
Best Remix: Tripwave - Feel It (Toronto Is Broken Remix)
Best Track: Spirit Song 2012 & The Metropolis
Breakthrough Producer: Toronto Is Broken
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Toronto Is Broken - Please Don't Go (Sub Slayers)

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Ollie Macfarlane - Peculiar [Phortysiks Remix]

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