DJ Kitty 007 - Goddess of Death
Trio EP 
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Release date 28-07-23

DJ Kitty 007 - Goddess Of Death

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6 tracks
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Release date 25-08-23

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The world had long since ceased to recognise its own reflection. It had turned inward, where cities had become tombs, their streets covered in vine, their spires turned to ash. The sky, no longer blue, had bled into the earth’s grief, where the color of the air was neither day nor night - a dark pall that stretched endlessly. It was not an apocalypse. It was the aftertaste of one. The moment when the fire of humanity had extinguished, and only the embers remained.

They moved through these ruins like a myth made flesh, for none could remember the tales that had once been told. She had no feet, no shadow. Her presence was an impression, something that lingered in the corners of the crumbling cities, at the edges of the forgotten heavens, at the fractured edges of time itself. She moved, but not in the sense that one moves from place to place. She shifted—like a thought in the mind of the universe, a thought that would never be fully realized, for it was too vast and too small at once.

She was the last of something. The residue of a species whose name had been lost, whose essence was too tangled in the ether to grasp. But she wasn’t alone. From her, in the hollow places where humanity’s dreams once festered, came the echoes of others—fragments of women, disembodied in their essence. They were not clones, nor were they shadows of the Ultra-Fem. They were ideas, memories, parts of things long gone. Some of them had faces. Some had no faces at all. Some were still clothed in the remnants of what they had once been: ancient fabrics of forgotten civilizations, necklaces of old metal and bone, tattoos that spiraled like storms upon their skin.

They followed her, not in obedience, but in resonance. They had been drawn to her, like sparks drawn to fire, because she was the last idea, the last longing—the culmination of their existence.

Ultra Fem

SOLA UNLEASHES HIGHLY ANTICIPATED EP ON RIOT DUBS FEATURING GENERAL LEVY, SKITTLES, CONRAD SUBS, JASMINE KNIGHT & SAMMIE HALL

Riot Dubs is set to ignite the scene once again with a powerhouse release from UK bass music heavyweight Sola. Featuring an all-star lineup of vocalists and producers, this explosive EP delivers a fusion of deep basslines, razor-sharp beats, and high-energy collaborations that push the boundaries of underground music.

Sola is a Drum & Bass trio composed of James, Robbie, and Paul. They have releases on Eatbrain, Jungle Cakes, Viper, Ram, Suburban Base, Dance Concept as well as their own imprint Grand Theft Audio. Their 'Tell 'Em' EP has been several years in the making, with Sola forging and reforging the tunes that would end up on this four-track release. Across these tracks, they lay out their bold vision of drum & bass, collaborating with top-tier artists General Levy, Skittles, Conrad Subs, Jasmine Knight, and Sammie Hall. The result is an EP that refuses to stay within any paradigm, instead opting for a timeless and unique sound.

The A-side and titular track 'Tell 'Em', a collaboration with the king of Jungle MCs, General Levy, sees Levy spitting deep bars over a reggae-influenced halftime intro about making a stand in troubled times-an increasingly relevant message. There is a DJ-Friendly Intro version (also included in this mailout) without the halftime triplet drums, to make it easier to mix.

Following this, 'Owed An Apology', a collaboration with Skittles, embodies a real Manchester sound, making it the most minimal and industrial track on the EP. Skittles' powerful flow erupts over a bouncy beat and edgy basslines, while atmospheric FX keep the vibes sky high.

For any fans of modern jungle, Conrad Subs needs no introduction. A follow-up to their previous collaboration, 'Squeeze' on Nuusic, 'Smash Up' has been destroying dancefloors worldwide for years. A true crowd pleaser, the funky hip-hop intro transitions into a roof-melting bassline with hard syncopated beats, which then shifts to straight percussion sections with bouncy bass riffs, creating a captivating call-and-response pattern.

Lastly, Sola showcases their deeper side with 'Free', highlighting both their musicality and the insane vocal talent of two of the most sought-after singers in the game right now, Jasmine Knight and Sammie Hall. Deep, powerful sub-basses and robust percussion anchor the melodic content and drive the track forward. Structurally, it's unhurried, taking the listener on a meandering journey through lush soundscapes.

With deep roots in UK bass culture and a relentless drive for innovation, Sola continues to make waves, and this EP is no exception. Expect full-throttle energy, cutting-edge production, and tracks that will dominate clubs and airwaves alike.

Sola x Jasmine Knight & Sammie Hall - Free

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