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Find a Way

If you're a drum 'n' bass head in the slightest, you're likely to have heard the super slick tones and melodies of London-based vocalist Riya. 

Since 2010 she's worked with some of the best in the game, from Marcus Intalex ('Regrets') and Lenzman ('How Did I Let You Go?') to dBridge ('Seems Like') and S.P.Y ('Loneliness'). 

After years of featuring, 2015's the year she flips the question and asks the producers to feature on her debut album 'Sublimation' on BCee's Spearhead Records. Hybrid Minds, LSB, Break and Villem & McLeod are among some of those providing beats, as well as Total Science who she's hooked up with plenty of times before. 

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The North Quarter kicks off 2019 with a comprehensive seven-tracker from the seriously talented Anile. Back after a short hiatus the underrated producer delivers Sheets Of Empty Canvas, a statement piece with no features. This is a welcomingly diverse project that effortlessly reaches both raw and emotional highs whilst concisely joining the dots in between.

Anile - Nothing Makes Sense

This is Ed:it's 'Dayz', taken from the first instalment of his 'Silhouettes' series. Download/stream: https://edit.lnk.to/SilhouettesPartOneSD

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Silhouettes: Part 1

Ed:it - Dayz

Part 2 of the build up to the third compilation album from Innerground features a bit of old and a bit of new in the shapes of Random Movement and Dialogue. 

Random Movement has long been a favourite of label owner, DJ Marky, and on “Down Somehow” he shows us exactly why this is, with some vintage RM soul. A handsome male vocal adorns this funky bass roller, which perfectly epitomises the label and its ethos. It’s no surprise that Calibre picked up on this to be part of his forthcoming mix for the FABRICLIVE compilation series.

Dialogue’s B-Side “Won’t Budge” continues the dark edge that Innerground has started to show over the last few releases. This is a track conceived, born and made exclusively for the dancefloor, with a beat that feels as though you are going faster and faster and a throbbing bassline to shake the foundations of any club.


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