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A1 - Panic (New Decade Remix)

Around the World dub

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A late-night minimal latin groove remix of Tootsie Roll. Nothing extra, just rhythm

TOOTSIE ROLL

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<a href="http://lwx.so/Qrhq">Remoulded, Vol. 1 on Beatport</a>

First in the Wax Remoulded series which see’s some rising stars of today putting their stamp on some old Warehouse Wax classics of yesterday. 



Delivered by <a href='http://www.label-worx.com'>Label Worx</a> on behalf of <a href='http://www.warehousewax.co.uk'>Warehouse Wax Digital</a>

WHWM021 : Phuture Assassin - Ganja Madness (Vinyl Junkie & Sanxion Remix)

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Eddie Voyager - Lets Take It Back(B)

one of the runnin records series i did. please d/l, share, enjoy. if you download my tunes for free dont forget to say thanks on twitter.com/djzinc : )

Zinc - runnin TN keep it moving (2001)

Acen - Play 2092 (Part 2)

Acen - Play 2092 (Part 1)

Samurai Breaks unleashes unadulterated breakbeat pressure in the form of the ‘Putting in Werk EP’. Jungle roots and early hardcore vibes feature heavily throughout and with years of experience under his production belt, this new offering is nothing short of a musical education.

Title track vibes a run with ‘Putting in Werk’. A hip hop sampled frenzy full of vocal stabs, rave breaks and an array of ‘92 vibes. All this mixed with an up to date time signature, crisp production and a bucket load of atmosphere.

GQ is certainly the greatest host to ever do it in the jungle scene, probably why he gets sampled so much and ‘Power Hour’ is no exception to the rule. MC vibes flood through the speakerbox, taking you back to the 5-6 in the morning time slot with gritty eyeballs, sore noses and trainers sticking to the concrete. Shouts to Private Caller on this one.

You can’t produce an EP like this and forget about synth chord stabs right? Thankfully ‘Rush’ delivers on all aspects of the requirements and rocks both a tidy sequence of DX7 flavours and rough, tough and somewhat dangerous to your speakerbox breakbeats.

‘Bad Boy Beats’ wraps up the EP in true to form style. A rollercoaster ride of borderline early happy hardcore meets breakbeat techno. Chuck in some jungle vocal samples and what you have here is the perfect end to this trip and the gateway to the next episode.

Ravers rejoice as Samurai Breaks has brought back Fantazia, Obsession and The Edge all at once here. If you remember then good on you and if you want an education into the world of early hardcore.. raise up your hands and leave that iPhone in your pocket.

Catalogue Number: HE005

Samurai Breaks & Private Caller - Power Hour

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‣ Website/Bandcamp release date: 05 October 2020
‣ General release date: 09 October 2020

3 months on from the release of his debut album 'Friske' returns to a Metalheadz for a one-off single showcasing some of his best work yet. Set to be released on vinyl and digital this October, Friske displays his much-loved production traits and attitudes towards drum and bass music via the amen-riddled 'Untitled Killa' and the intergalactic journey that is 'Persevere'. With an exclusive catalogue number this is a part of Friske's discography too good to miss.

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In what is proving to be a hectic year BTG are serving up a hectic EP from none other than the Dutch maestro TMSV with remixes from the currently prolific A.Fruit and BTG’s very own head honcho Bulu.

Ritalin Jam is just as frenetic as its name suggests and leads you on a twisted, ADHD riddled journey into cyber space. A.Fruit takes Ritalin Jam and makes it entirely her own with a deeper, darker but just as hyperactive feel. 
 
On the B-Side we have Mountain (Wait Here) which is one of TMSV’s signature 140BPM bits that he’s known and loved for. Bulu then takes what was once a deep stepper and tears it up at 170BPM with a rolling yet broken feel.

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Boss Mode re-animates itself once again to present the raw rave energy of the mysterious China-based production outfit known only as RHXPHN feat. Simon B.

‘Real’ is the kind of old-skool hardcore joint that could have come straight from an unearthed DAT tape circa 1992. Hi-NRG piano arpeggios are strapped to a thundering 4x4 kick-drum with a dash of jungle on top, for an absolutely face-melting warehouse weapon that is so authentic to the golden era of rave you can practically smell the Vicks Vaporub.

‘How Can I Let You Go’ mines a similar vein with it’s soaring diva vocals and rough breakbeat exoskeleton encasing a cavernous, skull-splitting bassline that takes you on a ride to the darkside with it’s sinister melodies and atonal LFO bleeps.

The inimitable MKII steps up on remix duties to round things off with a blistering take on the title track, mutating the original into a breakbeat roller complete with grime-flavoured orchestral stabs, flowing piano lines and a symphonic flourish that will have you sweating serotonin in a nanosecond.

RHXPHN Feat. Simon B - Real (MKII Remix) (BOSS9)

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defies all soundbwoy sounds with /dark comedy/underground selecta mixxin techniques.
-She challenges how music clashes with current society through abstract beat forms. 
-incorporates art, electronica, ragga, jungle, hip hop, poetry, and politics into a canvas of visual sounds. :).

Acen - Play 2092 (Part 2)

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