Out Now!!! http://www.beatport.com/release/gambino-burning/1184468

Clip of our new single 'Gambino' forthcoming on Ram Records on 18th November

Gambino (MistaJam BBC 1Xtra)

The Prototypes unleash their debut single on Viper Recordings. Taken from their forthcoming 'City Of Gold' LP 'Pale Blue Dot' is setting the scene on fire. The Prototypes are HERE!!!

Release date 23rd February. Pre Order here: smarturl.it/vpr058

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The Prototypes - Pale Blue Dot

We reach another milestone with the highly anticipated, most talked about release of the year, RAMM100. 

To celebrate the release, we're offering something rather special to our loyal followers; the chance to own four tracks that have been rinsed in raves for up to half a decade, but have never previously been available to buy.

Sub Focus’ ‘Stomp’ has had more dance floors jumping than most ravers have had hot dinners since  Andy C started dropping it over two years ago. Internet message boards have been ablaze since as eager fans digitally waxed lyrical about its crisp beats, booming bass and cheeky vocal sample.

Taken from ‘Nightlife 4’, ‘Machine’ by Culture Shock is a grinding, futuristic slice of electro-driven D&amp;B that’s been top of people’s wishlists since 2008. Even now, three years later, the skills of Culture Shock makes this heavyweight track sound as relevant as it did then and is a very warm welcome addition to Ram’s vinyl catalogue.

The C side is Andy C’s side as ‘Finders Keepers’ finally gets an official release. Anyone who hung around Ram’s label nights at The End or has a copy of ‘Nightlife 3’ stashed somewhere will surely remember this one and its infectious lead riff.

Finally Noisia’s 2007 take on Ram Trilogy’s classic ‘No Reality’ rounds off this EP in fine style. Easily one of the most requested Ram tracks that never made it to release, this will undoubtedly have the forums firing on all cylinders in anticipation.  

Quite simply this EP is the Holy Grail of Drum &amp; Bass


TRACKLIST: 

A. Stomp - Sub Focus 
B. Machine - Culture Shock 
C. Finders Keepers - Andy C 
D. No Reality (Noisia 2007 Remix) - Ram Trilogy


Ram Trilogy - No Reality (Noisia 2007 Remix)

Being a production line of carefully crafted composition with a meticulous production standard, Calyx & Teebee have delivered yet again. And after dominating the Beatport Top 100 with their most recent single ‘A Day That Never Comes / Snakes & Ladders’, they won’t be applying the brakes anytime soon, especially in the lead up to their greatly anticipated second album on the Ram imprint.

Back on vocal duties, Calyx demonstrates the pair’s multi-dimensional approach to beat making. With plucky percussion relaying you through bouncing subs and a drivingly solid bassline, it defines their vast repertoire of style. They’re not scared to dip into unfamiliar territories, with Calyx’s cool vocals sitting on top of lulling guitar rhythms to provide the first part of a diverse and brilliantly crafted record. 

With an album laying just out of reach, each single is bringing us closer and closer to the inevitable. All four tracks prove their still a formidable force to be reckoned with; this LP will only emphasise that fact. 

Long Gone

Ghosts in a shell

Neurospicy

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BBC Radio 1 - Netsky - Tequila Limonada - The Prototypes Remix (World Premier)

Here with Me (feat. Modestep) (Remixes)

Delta Heavy (ft. Modestep) - Here With Me [Document One Remix]

Own The Album: technique.lnk.to/20YearsRmx

Celebrating two decades in business, Technique Recordings have opened up the vaults and handed out the stems of some of their biggest tunes to some of the sickest producers around. We had warnings of what was to come with DC Breaks' remix of Tantrum Desire's 'Airhead' and Glitch City's take on Drumsound & Bassline Smith's 'Skumbag', and cuts from this album have been shelling down raves and festivals all summer.

Now, here's what we've been waiting for.

This album, spanning the full twenty years of Technique history, showcases the real strength and depth of the catalogue. Anthems like Crissy Criss & Youngman's 'Kick Snare', Drumsound & Bassline Smith's 'Crossfire' and Tantrum Desire's 'Reach' all get reconfigured to take heads off all over again. The bossmen have even resurrected their Future Tech moniker to give a 2019 upgrade to TECH 001.

And the array of remixers recruited take us all the way across the spectrum of contemporary drum 'n' bass. The likes of Bladerunner and Marky rub shoulders with AMC and The Prototypes...this album is as musically multi-faceted as it is star-studded. Just take a look down the tracklist to see how much there is to discover, taking in dancefloor, jungle, jump-up and more.

In summary, this is how to celebrate a birthday in style. Some of the biggest tracks from the back catalogue given the remix treatment by some of the biggest artists in the scene. And Technique aren't even done yet. There's a part 2 of the '20 Years of Technique' LP project, and it's coming soon...

20 Years of Technique - Remix LP

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Drumsound & Bassline Smith - Cold Turkey (Tantrum Desire Remix)

Strap yourselves in and feel the Gs: Korsakov Music ante up with three nuclear-powered jams, primed and ready for festival season.
Three tracks, two captains, one pivotal debut release: AL/SO makes himself known to the world joining AudioPorn OG High Maintenance for ‘Hypersonic’. It’s a Mach made in heaven: As the man behind Korsakov Music, one third of halftime muck-chuckers Ancient Radius and a DJ of ill repute for several years now, the danger Dutchman brings his own slap-happy signature to High Maintenance’s tried, tested and highly respected synth-chiselled, high-impact dancefloor sheen.
‘Hypersonic’ takes the lead. From its widescreen planet-bounding intro to its walloping elastic bass drop, this is an ardent return to that pure thoroughbred dancefloor drum’n’bass that brought in a whole generation. Think Nero, think John B, think Mind Vortex, think Task Horizon, think getting your whole soul caved in, then rebuilt to a much higher spec, by an absolute juggernaut sci-fi stinker.
Next in this explosive vein of first degree bangercide comes ‘Party Every Day’. A mantra, a lifestyle and a fast-lane hip-shifter, all snake-like and rampant, it’s another white knuckle ride of a tune that refuses to sit in the rigid boundaries of any formal subgenre and has a bassline that cracks the whip in any mix creative mix scenario.
‘Here We Go Again’ is the grand finale fly-by we need but totally don’t deserve. A swaggering funk jet powered by obscene levels of crude bass oil, it’s a celebration of maximalism, dynamic ridiculousness and full flavoured cake-baking energy. This one doesn’t crack whips, it’s cracks bones, homes and entire neighbourhoods. And your next dancefloor is directly in its flight path. You better G yourselves in and feel for the straps.

Hypersonic EP

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High Maintenance  & AL/SO - Party Every Day

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