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16 years ago in basements and bedroom studio’s in south London, a new sound was born….
Mala was part of the music revolution which came to be known as ‘dubstep'.

DMZ, the label was created and 1 year later a bi-monthly event at Brixton’s Mass began.
Both label and event became pillars of the dubstep scene.
A scene built on dub-plates and vinyl only productions. played on heavyweight sound systems.

16 years later, Mala has decided to re-issue his back catalogue digitally for the 1st time.

All tracks have been re-mastered by the original engineer: Jason @ Transition Mastering, and still sound as heavy, warm & timeless as the initial vinyl only releases.

Anti War Dub

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Mala - Anti War Dub (remastered)

New Sahara (Free Download)

Benga Coki -Night

''Anytime is a retro sounding electro track with such nostalgic variance that it could be pulled from literally, anytime.'' earmilk.com

updated mp3 link https://www.mediafire.com/file/hct1my8i45hucml/Anytime.mp3/file

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Mala - Changes

IZOLATE+ODOKAWA=GHOSTED >< SMIT+MURAY+E4RC+7=RYUKO MODE

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Jah War

Jah War (Loefah Remix)

Awa Ni

Awa Ni (James Hype Remix)

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Midnight Request Line

* Read more: https://boltingbits.com/james-shinra-at-the-end-of-the-world-craigie-knowes
* Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/P8YtZYMMJxU
* Pre-order: https://www.juno.co.uk/products/james-shinra-darkroom-ep/750842-01/

James Shinra's whirlwind year is rounded off with some final words via Craigie Knowes. Shinra's 'Darkroom EP' features his signature style of Techno and Electro across 4 varied cuts with a bit of a darker twist. Aphex-style chords, choppy breaks, emotional rises, gritty kicks and acid flowing throughout - it's got it all. A final chapter of a busy year for both artist and label, with a fairly sinister, wintery, feel.

Darkroom EP

PREMIERE: James Shinra - At The End Of The World

Upcoming London producer Moy’s debut release for Ritual Poison sibling label Batrachian heads deep into the murky inter zone where electro, brain dance and breakbeat merge.  
After a star turn on the recent ‘Touched Electronix 4’ compilation and a collaboration with Zodiac Childs on his recent ‘Future Primitive’ EP, Moy has conjured four diverse cuts from his analogue gear, that come accompanied by an acid laced remix from Copenhagen’s Almaty (Naive Records). 

Moy
Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/moy
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/moybassmusic

Batrachian Records
Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/batrachian23

Error 502 EP (with Almaty Remix)

PREMIERE: Moy - Bad Gateway (Batrachian Records)

Like Logan, Hamdi is fresh off the back of the last Genre Release (1FFNG004) with his first ever vocal release ‘What You Gonna Do’ which was a vintage UK Funky circa 2008/2009 esqu sounding production from Retrospect complimented by a back and forth vocal between the talented Brighton producer/MC and Razor. Cosigned by the likes of Marcus Nasty and receiving support across Rinse and Reprezent it was widely well received.

Hamdi delivers his first production on the label since the debut 1Forty Release alongside 9TRANE on 1FGRM001 and his track ‘Criminal’; a spiralling dubstep heavy hitter. This latest addition to the 1Forty discography ‘Raw’ is a sign of how far he has come in the last two and a half years since that release as you can hear how he’s refined his signature sound to get his productions club ready for the top tier artists proven by the lengthy support on this record from Sicaria Sound who have been spinning it regularly around the world for the past 6 months.

Growing up listening to a lot of Grime and Dubstep it’s not hard to see the path Hamdi has taken firstly as a producer and secondly as an MC. In the last 12 months the Oxford born producer has gone on to release his own series of freestyle videos entitled ‘Bars’ all of which have amassed tens of thousands of views across socials whilst still having the likes of Novelist, Prez T, Managa, Capo Lee, Coco and a number of other artists regularly spitting over his beats on radio sets. Support has come from the likes of Sir Spyro, Spooky andJack Dat amongst others as well as outside the 140 spectrum from the likes of EZ, My Nu Leng, Flava D, Conducta and more. Only a couple of months ago Hamdi was drawing wheel ups from Plastician on deck alongside Razor on mic and it's not often in this generation you see an artist be as strong with the mic as on the DAW, that being said we may have another Jammz on our hands.

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