Still some of the most fire shit everrrrr

absolutely was not expecting this-- wasn't sure what to make of it at first but this is insane

Not now

Nikki Nair - Step 2

Back for part 3, two years later. Downloads on.
Tracklist here - https://www.instagram.com/p/CbFSqkMDxgN/

Techno Dancehall

Mr. Mitch - Techno Dancehall 3

A new EP from Mr. Mitch, out now - https://mrmitch.bandcamp.com/album/work

WORK! EP

Part 3. Downloads are on.
WORK! EP Out now - https://smarturl.it/mrmtichwork

Hedonism

Hedonism III

A longtime favourite steps out under a brand new alias. This is DJ Cuddles (otherwise known as Mr. Mitch)with his Crack Mix debut.

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Crack Mix 461: DJ Cuddles

My debut EP as DJ Cuddles. Out 11th August
Preorder - https://djcuddles.bandcamp.com/album/hugs-and-kisses

Hugs And Kisses EP

Teef It

DJ Cuddles - Freaky2U

The first track from my new EP on my new label
Buy here - https://mrmitchmusic.bandcamp.com/album/phantom01

PHANTOM01

DJ Cuddles - Groove Designs

Today’s Free Music Monday comes from Mr. Mitch, one of the key innovators in the new wave of grime. Mr. Mitch's debut release on 'Butterz' gained him great recognition. He has since started his own imprint 'Gobstopper' and the hugely popular 'Boxed' club night, showcasing new grime artists. ‘Oh’ is a melodic track taken from his upcoming EP on Planet Mu and we love it! 

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FMM: Mr. Mitch - Oh

Out now - http://bit.ly/dontleavemu
12" - http://bit.ly/dontleave12



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PEACE001 - Vinyl Only - Out Now
Boomkat: bit.ly/15GVkpp
Bleep: bit.ly/1yKHCNK
Red-Eye: bit.ly/1zo99Hg

In the bustling world of instrumental grime, Mr. Mitch’s ‘Peace Dub’ phenomenon - initially a concept aimed squarely at flipping grime’s ‘war dub’ complex on it’s head - has fast become a reputable sub-genre all of it’s own. With a series of his own peace edits garnering plenty of recognition online over the course of 2014, Mitch has enlisted a trio of new-school producers to assist him in re-contextualising four unconventional classics and with it, christen a new series of peace-themed white label 12”s.

Simply titled PEACE001, Mitch is joined by Gobstopper signees Strict Face and Loom, as well as elusive beat-making trio Silk Road Assassins on the label’s first ever physical record - a body of work that takes instrumental grime even further into unchartered territory. Kicking off with the brooding heartache of Mitch’s fuzzy, emotionally charged re-rub of Dru Hill’s ‘How Deep Is Your Love’, there’s also space for Strict Face to turn an icier, washed-out hand to the peace aesthetic on ‘Alice’ - his beautifully mellow, minimalist rework of Alice Deejay classic ‘Better Off Alone’.

Latest signee Loom opts to take a deconstructionist route through Kate Bush’s ‘Running Up That Hill’ as glitchy melodies, ushered reverb and pitched-up vocal loops meet harsh, industrial sampling in unerringly dystopian collision of ideas, whilst Silk Road Assassins sign off with their take on T-Pain’s ‘Im Sprung’. Trickling, iced-out melodies and pitched-down vocals are laid over dark, menacing bass rumbles in a tribute to the sound that has already earmarked the trio as refreshingly slick sound designers.

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Mr. Mitch - Dru (Peace Edit)

Taken from the new album 'The Lost Boy' out on 22nd Nov - https://idol-io.ffm.to/goblp3

Mr. Mitch - Wow for Real

I see so many chill playlist these days, quite often full of music i dont want to hear. I realised that I've essentially been making "chill" music for more than 10 years now. So i thought I would put these tracks together, something to relax and enjoy 100% my own productions.

Check my new album 'The Lost Boy' here - https://mrmitchmusic.bandcamp.com/album/the-lost-boy

don’t tell me to chill I’m the chillest guy in the fucking room

Gobstopper Store: http://bit.ly/1G58lDG
Boomkat: http://bit.ly/1RX015n
iTunes: http://geni.us/3Nzi
Bleep: http://bit.ly/1JfbMhT

Across a varied back catalogue, Mr. Mitch’s Gobstopper imprint has primarily operated under the loose classification of Grime but has consistently tested its boundaries sufficiently in order to steer it clear of any real pigeon-holing. Previous releases have come from Social State, Bloom, Strict Face and Mr. Mitch himself and throughout, Gobstopper has remained a platform for talented oddballs to experiment to meritorious effect. 

Next in line is another auspicious talent from London: Tarquin. Having garnered support from the likes of Plastician and Mickey Pearce and having had tracks aired on Rinse and NTS, Tarquin steps up and marries with Gobstopper’s ethos in offering up 2 fantastically esoteric productions that meld elements from the gamut of UK Bass music with a degree of sweet melody that lends them perfectly to the changing of the seasons. 

‘Kid U’ kicks things off and uses pitch and envelope experimentation to layer darting vocal samples with whips, clangs and plucked strings that work together to build an allaying yet challenging recording. ‘Lost My Marbles’ then gets off to a pacy start. Claps on the 1, choked hats and an urgent synth tone rattle towards a plunge into halftime before discordant tones and nifty sampling decorate a baffling concoction that caps off another coup for Gobstopper and a fine addition to the catalogue.

Tarquin - Kid U (GOB015)

Gobstopper Store: http://bit.ly/1G58lDG
iTunes: http://geni.us/3Nzi
Bleep: http://bit.ly/1JfbMhT

Across a varied back catalogue, Mr. Mitch’s Gobstopper imprint has primarily operated under the loose classification of Grime but has consistently tested its boundaries sufficiently in order to steer it clear of any real pigeon-holing. Previous releases have come from Social State, Bloom, Strict Face and Mr. Mitch himself and throughout, Gobstopper has remained a platform for talented oddballs to experiment to meritorious effect.

Next in line is another auspicious talent from London: Tarquin. Having garnered support from the likes of Plastician and Mickey Pearce and having had tracks aired on Rinse and NTS, Tarquin steps up and marries with Gobstopper’s ethos in offering up 2 fantastically esoteric productions that meld elements from the gamut of UK Bass music with a degree of sweet melody that lends them perfectly to the changing of the seasons.

‘Kid U’ kicks things off and uses pitch and envelope experimentation to layer darting vocal samples with whips, clangs and plucked strings that work together to build an allaying yet challenging recording. ‘Lost My Marbles’ then gets off to a pacy start. Claps on the 1, choked hats and an urgent synth tone rattle towards a plunge into halftime before discordant tones and nifty sampling decorate a baffling concoction that caps off another coup for Gobstopper and a fine addition to the catalogue.

Tarquin - Lost My Marbles

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Tarquin - Lost My Marbles

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