Honestly. I can't stop listening to this part of the beat.

Kid Lib - Let's Push Things Forward Soundboy (Response To Sully)

Last track of 2015. Remix of LTJ Bukem & Peshay's 19.5 track by yours truly:) Hope you enjoy this version:)

LTJ Bukem & Peshay - 19.5 (The Sovereign Remix)

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Game Face Clip

A mellow track inspired by my recent philosophy classes

[GENETIX] - The Lotus

Soundclash Vibes

Another track for everyone:) Thank you for the consistent support guys, keeps me wanting to do more and more! Loving this one:)

Jam Rock

My response to Black Orchid, bless up everybody, imma make this year some hard hitting tunes for you's, safe for the support! Bless:):)

Krave - Revenge (Response To Black Orchid) Sending for who ever, cause I'm hella indecisiveXD

Remixes of Ontology's "Rain Forest" and "Paradise" done by myself. Jungle breakbeat madness here

Paradise/Rainforest - Krave Re

Ontology - Rain Forest (Krave Remix)

I made this a few months ago but never got round to completing it 100%. DJ Krust's touch was an inspiration for this track. More could of been done but I was having fun reversing the 808s. I have more unfinished stuff I might upload, new stuff in the works and plans for future music stuff but give it time. Busy year finishing A-Levels n sorting my life out, music still my passion alongside playing games and lying down in bedXD

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You know we are in for a treat when Luke Vibert, exponent of electronic beats and breaks since the dawn of rave, delivers not one, not two, but three new album projects, each with a specific musical theme and thread.  A set of three long players, collect them all like bubble gum stickers and annoy your neighbours by playing at high volume!

Vibert’s previous album projects for Hypercolour, both as Kerrier District, and under his own name, have always excelled, not to mention his ground-breaking and brain scrambling long players for Warp, Rephlex, Rising High Records, Planet Mu and Ninja Tune.

Vibert revives his Amen Andrews moniker after over a decade lying dormant.  Squarely aiming the sound at the ‘Amen break’, ‘Luke Vibert presents Amen Andrews’ brings together 14 slabs of raucous breakbeat bangers, riddled with cool as fuck samples and bass bin shattering sub!

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