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If you was a raver back in the ealry days then you would of raved to these tracks fpor sure. Daddy Armshouse was a prolific label with a surprisingly short run of releases but each of them are certified awesome!
The label took its name from Nookies record store amd gave us some of the biggest tracks of 1992. From Return of the Donut to Here comes Bod to Its not Over, Daddy Armshouse gave us massive piano breakbeat bangers to the slightly darker style of Crumbs on my Technics & Man Sh*t Dead, Nokkie was at the forefront of the hardcore movement but you can still hear the sound that he took in to the jungle scene.
So here we are in the 21st century taking you back to the early days of rave, before the music scene split, when the phrase One Love reigned supreme!
This 5 record boxset is limited to just 500 units & will be offered at a discount rate on the first day of release! Plus the first 100 orders will get a limited edition slipmat & sticker!

Copywrong 2022 Kniteforce
Licenced from Daddy Arsmhouse
Artwotk by Paul Bradley

KF202G1 - Nookie & The Pledge feat 2 Boasters - The Traitor (The Judas Mix)

DG009 now up on my Bandcamp. 
Link: https://duburban.bandcamp.com/album/close-your-eyes-whats-going-on-dg009

What's Going On

The Extreme Collection, Vol.1

Sensation

Tight Control - Stormtrooper

Greentone - D.I.S.C.O

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Premiere: Asadinho - When We Come To It (Silverlining Raw Mix)(RvS Music)

Old Skool DnB

Bludclot Artattack - Ed Rush

Message To You

Artist Grayson Perry gives sage advice to students thinking of studying the arts. The artist spoke on a panel discussion on the Future of the Arts, as part of UCL's Festival of the Arts. The panel also included:
• Professor Lisa Jardine (UCL Historian and Broadcaster)
• Professor Malcolm Grant (UCL President and Provost)
• The Rt Hon David Willetts MP (Minister for Universities and Science)
Chaired by the Dean of Arts and Humanities, Professor Jonathan Wolff

The panel discussion examined the broad definition of what we mean by the 'arts', from fine art and performing arts to its more general use in academia,
incorporating also the humanities, including literature, philosophy and history. The panel also questioned whether the arts are threatened by recent cuts in funding.

For the full panel discussion, listen here: https://soundcloud.com/ucl-arts-social-science/future-of-the-arts-panel

Why do we need a Festival of the Arts? Here's Jo Wolff's explanation:
https://soundcloud.com/uclsound/ucl-festival-of-the-arts

Music from Audio Network:
http://www.audionetwork.com/production-music/daylight-breaking_54459.aspx
http://www.audionetwork.com/production-music/thunder-approaches_61015.aspx

UCL is consistently ranked as one of the world's top universities. Across all disciplines our faculties are known for their research-intensive approaches, academic excellence and engagement with global challenges. This is the basis of our world-renowned degree programmes. Visit us at http://ucl.ac.uk.

Grayson Perry: advice for arts students and the future of the arts

Next-gen junglists No Nation and Sheba Q join the Diffrent Music roster, bringing with them the rebirth of the GiraffeStep series.

An incubator for up-and-coming talent that saw early releases from the likes of Fixate, Lakeway, Conduct and Crypticz, the last GiraffeStep release came in early 2018 with Itti’s ‘Ritual’ EP. Confined to the pages of history since then, a new wave of talent has inspired label boss Dexta and breathed new life into the series. Returning with a new look for 2021, GiraffeStep kicks off with a brace of tracks from two of London’s most exciting rising talents.

No Nation started out spinning soul, RnB and hip-hop at nights across the UK capital, including Vibe London where he held down a residency. Though he’s since moved into more high-energy territory via his Subtle Radio show and Mutuality event, which stormed The Cause in 2020, these sounds still inform his sets and productions.
Sheba Q built her name via her Jam In The Attic events in Brixton. A member of the House Of Hi-FI crew, who are focused on closing the gender imbalance and supporting womxn in d&b, she also hosts a show on Subtle and in 2020 delivered fiery guest mixes for the likes of DJ Mag and Goat Shed.

The pair met a decade ago, while studying engineering at Queen Mary University in London; initially connecting over a mutual love of soul and hip-hop, it’s in jungle that they’ve now found a shared rhythm. At the end of 2019 they decided to focus their efforts on production, and grabbed the attention of many with the searing ‘Too Late’ in summer 2020, which took aim at those involved in the cultural whitewashing of jungle music and delivered a lesson in furious breakbeat science in the process. (A version of this track has been signed to Diffrent’s forthcoming ‘Revolution Of The Giraffe’ LP.)


For their Diffrent debut, the pair deliver two cerebral but propellant cuts. ‘Seasonal Grief’ is swathed in cosmic pads and driven by the infectious groove of funky conga rolls. It isn’t until near-halfway through that a glistening sax drifts through the mix, delivering an empyrean moment, before fading once more, consumed by a voracious beat and melancholy keys.

‘Mother of Mars’ is similarly unpredictable. A familiar harmonica intro is met by the thump and clatter of rolling drums, that all of a sudden give way to an unearthly vocal and ominous bassline, as if summoning the ghosts of the titular, long dead planet. As the track moves forward, the break becomes increasingly fragmented, flinging out chunky kicks and the razor-sharp shrapnel of detonated snares.

GiraffeStep couldn’t ask for a better start to its new life, and the release is an early marker of a year No Nation and Sheba Q are ready to take by storm. Available digitally and as a limited edition 10” vinyl, ‘Seasonal Grief’ / ‘Mother of Mars’ will be available to pre-order on 5th February ahead of full release on 26th February.

Message To You

J Majik/Infrared Records

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