06-jamalski vs capital j "ruffneck diplomat"

To celebrate 10 years of Bokeh Creeper we are releasing the Dubplate of all Dubplates. Enjoy and thank you all for your support.

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Bokeh Creeper [FREE DOWNLOAD]

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Edward Xavier ft. Detn8 - No Retreat No Surrender

Celebrating soundsystem culture and bass-heavy rhythms at our Bristol SYSTEM show, this one spans across the hardcore continuum with sets from Hamdi, Oppidan and bullet tooth.

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Hamdi | Boiler Room SYSTEM: Bristol

UK-based producer and DJ Samurai Breaks is set to release his debut single on TEKLIFE Records. Marking the label’s 034th release, Club Workout is out on June 13th, 2025, promising to push the boundaries of the sound and expand the label’s dynamic repertoire.
With over a decade of experience in producing and DJing, Samurai Breaks has established himself as a force in the electronic music scene. Known for his relentless innovation, he masterfully blends diverse influences such as footwork, into a cohesive, high-energy dancefloor experience that captivates audiences worldwide.
TEKLIFE Records, celebrated for its pioneering footwork artists from Chicago, continues to expand its horizons by collaborating with groundbreaking talents from across the globe. We are proud to present this exciting new chapter with Samurai Breaks, whose "Club Workout" promises to resonate deeply with fans of bass-driven beats and samples; a perfect track for all kinds of dance floors .

Club Workout

Samurai Breaks - Club Workout

Breaks Tribe

Jamalski & Edward Xavier - Presha

Love Sometimes Breaks

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936 - Fade Remix (Breaks)

An old dream of mine - born during the Tug of War era - when I was experimenting with AI vocal stems. Instead, the system spat out a completely different melody - strange, broken, yet somehow magnetic. The original track was generated in a way that placed a massive drop before what should have been the chorus, and the artefacts wrecked nearly everything. After months of digital surgery and DAW-level restoration far beyond anything Udio could ever manage, the piece has finally been reborn - now with Drum and Bass pulses driving through its revived core.

It was, amusingly enough, first named "Rave Riddim".