Drum and Bass - Part 1

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DECIMAL BASS --- BETRAYAL

The 'Killer Business E.P.' is the brand new release from Upgrade on Serial Killaz Recordings.
Already receiving across the board support from DJ's such as Hazard, Sub Zero, Original Sin, Majistrate, Ruffstuff, Guv Rowney, and Turno and featuring eight tracks of heavy hitting dancefloor drum & bass, this looks to be one of the biggest releases on the label yet.

Catalogue: KILLAZ013DIG
Artist: Upgrade
Title: Killer Business E.P.
Label: Serial Killaz
Format: Digital
Released: 15th December 2014

Tracks:
01. More
02. Nuclear Weapon
03. Decapitator
04. I Am Reality
05. Destination
06. Splitface
07. Run It Back
08. Gunshots VIP

Killer Business EP

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Decimal Bass - Low

If you've seen Noisia or Ivy Lab recently, then you'll know this one. Ridiculous halftime riddim from Decimal Bass, forthcoming on Annix's Forever LP Sampler on the 1st of December via Playaz! 
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Tantrum Desire - Nationwide Rocker

Forthcoming on the brand new Black Sun Empire & State Of Mind - The Violent Five EP

Beatport: March 11
Worldwide: March 25


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Download from: http://smarturl.it/cobra

Out on the 28th March 2016

Tracklisting:

1: Drumsound & Bassline Smith - Cobra
2: Drumsound & Bassline Smith - Testify

Hype and Pascal present the single from Drumsound & Bassline Smith. The Derbyshire DJ/producers who head up Technique Recordingss have been making tunes that have had an impact on the scene for over 15 years now.

With their solid reputation as architects of big room style, first track 'Cobra' does not disappoint; it is a beast who is unrelenting, dark and fierce all at once.

Testify is raw and bouncy, a fast-paced tune with driving beats and bleeps guaranteed to rip up the club floors.

The guys have been on a bit of a global tour recently including Australia and the US
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Cobra / Testify

Drumsound & Bassline Smith - Cobra - Playaz Recordings

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The Tantrum Desire brand is most associated with the kind of epic  productions that have seen drum and bass become a mainstay of the mainstream. True heads, though, will know that there’s always been an undercurrent of genre-twisting experimentalism present, which came to the fore on last year’s huge album Diversified. So, which corners are explored on this EP?

Nationwide Rocker opens in a dark and techy landscape. Reverberating stabs underpinned by the insistent buzz of low end strikes suggest we’re building into a display of neurofunk technique. And then we’re dropped into something that isn’t quite categorisable. It’s hard, dancefloor music, built from a stripped-back rhythm sequence and a succession of expertly-twisted basses. This is the collision of raw, visceral energy with that trademark Tantrum Desire slick production science.

Then Airhead takes us somewhere different. With a funky techstep call and response pattern, this is an instant dancefloor bubbler. And there’s an eighties electro sensibility woven into the stabs and synth-effects which makes this feel like it could be a 2016 rework of a forgotten crate-dug classic. It’s minimal and focussed but, as you’d expect from Tantrum Desire, it refuses to let the temperature drop, with precision-crafted builds to keep attention gripped on the bass-and-mid interplay right to the finish.

You won’t be prepared for what Think About You has to offer. A bleeps-and-pads hands-in-the-air hardcore intro drops into some triplet-time rave workout material. We’re treated to mid-range grind resolving into luxuriant sweeping tones over a skippy 6/8 time-signature. But ravers and MCs better not get too comfortable, as a “Switch it up” sample signals a slam into 4/4 time. Then the breakdown cools things off ready to go back in with the madness once again.If you didn’t know about Tantrum Desire’s versatility then you should have been paying closer attention. Don’t worry, though, because this EP is a perfect representation of the serpentine rule-bending contained within the sound. It’s all dancefloor music, but beyond that, anything’s possible

Tantrum Desire - Airhead - [Friction Premiere]

My remix of @mynuleng & @flava_d's 'Soul Shake' on MTA Records.

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My Nu Leng & Flava D - Soul Shake (1991 Remix)

Nationwide Rocker EP - Released 22nd April on Technique

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To the casual observer, the Tantrum Desire brand is most associated with the kind of epic productions that have seen drum and bass become a mainstay of the mainstream. True heads, though, will know that there’s always been an undercurrent of genre-twisting experimentalism present, which came to the fore on last year’s huge album Diversified. So, which corners are explored on this EP?

Nationwide Rocker opens in a dark and techy landscape. Reverberating stabs underpinned by the insistent buzz of low end strikes suggest we’re building into a display of neurofunk technique. And then we’re dropped into something that isn’t quite categorisable. It’s hard dance floor music, built from a stripped-back rhythm sequence and a succession of expertly-twisted basses. This is the collision of raw, visceral energy with that trademark Tantrum Desire slick production science.

Then Airhead takes us somewhere different. With a funky techstep call and response pattern, this is an instant dance floor bubbler. And there’s an eighties electro sensibility woven into the stabs and synth-effects which makes this feel like it could be a 2016 rework of a forgotten crate-dug classic. It’s minimal and focussed but, as you’d expect from Tantrum Desire, it refuses to let the temperature drop, with precision-crafted builds to keep attention gripped on the bass-and-mid interplay right to the finish.

Next up, Anarchist appropriates the tropes of nineties hip-hop-influenced jump-up to give the sound a modernist renaissance. Rather than using a rap sample, Rhymestar is enlisted to provide the lyrical punch. His bars roll out over the half-time intro, and then peppered throughout as vocoded motifs to confirm that old skool vibe. There’s nothing old skool about the production levels, though, as the icicle-sharp drums and honey-and-lemon bassline drive the rave onwards.

You won’t be prepared for what Think About You has to offer. A bleeps-and-pads hands-in-the-air hardcore intro drops into some triplet-time rave workout material. We’re treated to mid-range grind resolving into luxuriant sweeping tones over a skippy 6/8 time-signature. But ravers and MCs better not get too comfortable, as a “Switch it up” sample signals a slam into 4/4 time. Then the breakdown cools things off ready to go back in with the madness once again.

If you didn’t know about Tantrum Desire’s versatility then you should have been paying closer attention. Don’t worry, though, because this EP is a perfect representation of the serpentine rule-bending contained within the sound. It’s all dance dance floor music, but beyond that, anything’s possible.


Tracklisting
Tantrum Desire – Nationwide Rocker 
Tantrum Desire – Airhead
Tantrum Desire – Anarchist feat. Rhymestar 
Tantrum Desire – Think About You




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Drum and Bass - Part 1

Matt Fleming