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Hypercolour boss Alex Jones presses on with his killer streak of releases for the label. On this new single ‘Baz’, Jones delivers another earworm of weighty, leftfield electronica. 

‘Baz’, a slice of breakneck UK techno, comes weighted with skittering drum patterns and a deep, penetrating bassline with distorted synthwork and crooked samples.

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Alex Jones - Baz (HYPE129) [clip]

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Brooklyn-based Praveen Sharma joins the Hypercolour ranks under his genre spanning, dancefloor leaning Braille alias. ‘Goblin Booty’ serves up two tracks of crisp, forward thinking club music oozing with his signature sound.

With a career spanning well over a decade, across various aliases and styles, Braille has made a name for himself appearing on Rush Hour and LA-based Friends Of Friends, as well as being a staunch regular on Scuba’s Hotflush Recordings since the early 2010s - notably as one half of Sepalcure with Machinedrum and more recently with his 2024 Triple Transit LP.

Lead single ‘Goblin Booty’ is a skittering, swinging slice of UKG full of vibrant synthwork and a playful, wandering bassline, while ‘Paradise Vest’ is a sprightly house cut of glittering, filtered keys, choice vocal samples and thick, analogue low-end.

Braille - Goblin Booty (HYPE130) [clips]

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London’s Yves Tomas distills his technical prowess and wide-ranging influences for Hypercolour with the new single ‘The Original’ 

Cutting his teeth in studios with some of grime’s most prominent acts before signing to Rekids under the mentorship of Radio Slave, Yves has made a name through club-ready releases on Rinse, System Records, and Interlink. His genre-fluid creativity has earned co-signs from heavyweights like Todd Edwards, Skream, Helena Star and more.

Lead track ‘The Original’ is equal parts raw and refined with driving rhythms and razor-sharp sound design through hyperactive sample splicing and gripping sub. ‘Always Been A Grime Kid’ is a high-energy fusion of UK grit and Detroit groove, driven by bounding 909 drums and icy eski clicks threaded with RnG-style vocal licks.

Yves Tomas - The Original (HYPE131) [clips]

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British producer Perc comes correct with a new single ‘The Drums’ on Hypercolour, delivered in a two-part strike of future-facing, raw and functional techno cuts.

Having toured globally with his DJ and live sets - from Berghain to Glastonbury - and shaped the sound of the underground through his acclaimed label Perc Trax, Perc remains a benchmark for cutting-edge techno, with releases on Drumcode, CLR, Kompakt, and recent praise for his fourth album ‘The Cut Off’.

The ‘Future Mix’ is a breakneck, dystopian workout with thick, precision-tuned drums colliding with eerie atmospherics in true industrial fashion, while the ‘Flashback Mix’ strips things back to a gritty core - slower and heavier, with Perc’s unmistakable warehouse energy.

Perc - The Drums (HYPE132) [Clips]

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A heavyweight return from one of Hypercolour’s founding forces - Alex Jones pushes on with his recent output of mangled club sonics on new single ‘Belong’  

Driven by a backbone of skittering, distorted drumwork and lurching, thunderous low end - ‘Belong’ weaves warped piano and frenzied samples through its core with equal parts menace and momentum, while its looping vocal mantra floats over chest rattling synth lines for a slice of raw club tackle.

Alex Jones - Belong (HYPE133) [clip]

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Newcastle-based DJ and producer melba drops a quartet of tracks on Hypercolour.  The ‘angel 777’ EP blends 160 BPM rhythms, punchy 808s and bright, playful synths for a fresh and fearless take on club music.

Since launching her inaugural single ‘Insatiable’ for Gimme A Break, melba has delivered a string of razor-sharp releases via imprints like Stereo 45, Vief Records and Sherelle’s Hooversound Recordings, with steady support from DJ heavyweights such as LCY, DJ Flight, and Ehua. 

Across four meticulously crafted tracks, melba explores the intersection of heavy bass pressure and hyper-melodic expression through the lens of uptempo club music like Chicago footwork. Utilising whipcrack snares, glitched-out vocal chops, and unpredictable rhythmic turns for a high octane joyride through distorted euphoria.

melba - angel 777 EP [clips]

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