eading-based producer Wodda steps up to deliver two fresh minimal cuts for the Metafloor Records imprint. The young producer has been making waves in the minimal scene of late, and has been turning the heads of fellows DJs and established industry stalwarts alike with his energising and wavy, dub-influenced compositions.

Title track 'Dutchie' is a bouncy, minimal groover with a fresh mix of melodic stabs, futuristic organ melodies garnishing a nifty, yet subtle, bassline.

'Apex' veers into darker territory with powerful drum groove, layered over the cool dark ominous synth textures and donks scattered throughout the track. Another rising star James View is on remix duties, and delivers an avalanche of peak-time, bass-filled goodness. This is a real bona fine party anthem which is already started to destroy the dance floors where it has been dropped.

'Alkalis' is a track made for clubland with Wodda's signature, driving drums, distinctive lead synth sounds and chunky 909 snare fills are washed with subtle dreamy pad sounds to create a perfect tool for those later sets.

Both Wodda and James View are adept at making dance floor bangers and this record is no exception. You can bet your bottom dollar these gems will be sneaking their way into DJ sets well into 2023.

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Wodda - Apex (Original Mix)

Forward-thinking record label/brand with a passion for real underground and minimal sounds.

Following on from a string of successful parties across London, summer 2020 sees the birth of the Metafloor Records label featuring music from from several of the scene’s heavyweights, as well as newcomers alike.

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Born and raised in the South of England, Wodda has quickly become one of the most sought-after names in the underground music scene. With a ‘no stone left unturned’ attitude when producing and hunting for music, Wodda has crafted himself a foundation of versatility. From stripped back 00’s tech house to the golden years of 90’s trance to modern day speed garage, if there is a way to piece it all together, Wodda will find a way.

Playing at iconic venues such as After Caposile, Hoppetosse and Fabric shows the true gravity of this man’s potential. A familiar face on Beeyou line ups, and finding himself joining some of the UK’s biggest parties in You&Me and Slapfunk in 2024, the only way is up for our man from Reading.

Grasping inspiration from other genre snubbing artists such as Ben UFO and Jamie XX, it is obvious to see how Wodda is so comfortable casting his spell on any form of dance music. From his self-released Speed Garage ‘Chestplate Business’ EPs to his new-wave ‘T-Total’ EP on Burnski’s Pilot label, it is truly impossible to label what sound Wodda symbolises.

Returning from a recent trip to Australia, which saw him play for renowned party starters ‘S.A.S.H’, Wodda is truly ready to get to work and put the wheels in motion for a lifetime in the booth.