Echoes

New sounds on this one, really enjoyed making it... Pianos, pads, wobble basses, all the fun stuff, lmk what you think...

Triangulate

Meet me in the light

Proximity Recordings
Genre – Drum & Bass 
Cat Number – PROX090
Artist – MVRK
Title – Start From The Basics EP

A.	 	MVRK - Blizzard Buff
AA. 		MVRK - Start From The Basics
AAA.  	MVRK & Kronom - Inferno 
AAAA. 	MVRK - Come Down To Us 

RELEASE DATE: 21/04/2017

With another successful year down, Proximity is kicking off the year in style, with MVRK serving up an EP that truly says we’re back. Start From The Basics EP opens in true rave style, a pure, unrelenting, up-front drum and bass tune. The tight drum rolls of Blizzard Buff ride on an unrelenting bassline, in a track that’s sure to set any dancefloor on fire.

The  title track doesn’t hold back either; a beautifully produced tune, with ethereal voices and drums littering to get lost in throughout the introduction. The drop holds true to the EP style, throwing you straight into snare city; in a frantic collection of drums. Start From The Basics, really sets itself above, however, with its middle breakdown, drawing on soul vocals and ghostly landscaping, before falling away into a nice tidy roller.

Taking the top spot for dark horse of the batch, MVRK & Kronom’s Inferno takes you grooving and shaking through a hex, with the subtle melodies that truly place you in the aural uncanny valley. When Inferno has been and gone, you’ll be left for a long time wondering how those familiar, but ultimately unfriendly, sounds were made.

Come Down To Us, seems at first to take a more laid back approach to the dance, but it is driven by that same signature rolling bassline which fills the track with energy. As a result you find yourself suspended in a limbo of movement through the track intro, one half getting ready chill into a beanbag and the other getting ready to pop-off. Make no mistakes though, the drop makes sure you’re moving.

www.proximityrecordings.com 
Facebook: www.facebook.com/proximityrecordings
Soundcloud: @proximityrecordings 
Mixcloud: www.mixcloud.com/proximityrecordings 
Youtube: www.youtube.com/proximityrecordings 
Twitter: twitter.com/proximityrecs

MVRK - BLIZZARD BLUFF

Enoby - Disconnected Brain EP
Release date: 24/04/2018
Bandcamp only!

follow the label:
@subdividerecords
www.facebook.com/subdividerecords
www.instagram.com/subdividerecords
subdividerecords.bandcamp.com
vk.com/subdividerecords

Disconnected Brain EP

Enoby - Disconnected Brain

Another spectacular tune by mister Screamarts from his latest EP which is out via Major League DnB!

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Like & Follow!

► https://soundcloud.com/screamartsdnb // https://www.facebook.com/Screamartsdnb ◄

► https://soundcloud.com/majordnb // https://www.facebook.com/MajorLeagueDNB ◄

► https://soundcloud.com/districtbassmusic // https://www.facebook.com/districtbassmusic // https://www.youtube.com/districtbass // https://districtbass.bigcartel.com ◄

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

All rights belong to the artist and the label.

Submerged EP

Ambiguous

Beatport

Screamarts - Ambiguous

Lights Out (L 33 & MC COPPA)
Bookings: Bookings@gramagency.co.uk

SC:
@l-33-1
@coppakid

Lights Out "Potent" BBC RADIO 1 Premiere (Forthcoming on Korsakov Music)

Dub Elements - Wobbledah EP 

KRSKV011

Spanish badman producing duo Dub Elements unleash upon the world their brand new sound in the form of Wobbledah EP, a resounding evolution on their already remarkable and unique sound that's been developing and changing over the course of an already long and illustrious career. 

Partnering up with Korsakov Music for their next releases, Dub Elements leave no prisoners with their 5 track opus on the label nominated for Best Newcomer Label at the DnB Arena awards this year. It seems the eclectic duo from Spain have gone full new wave UK style dnb and with utter conviction too! 

The title track couldn't have a more fitting name as it's cleverly and unique crafted wobbly synths slap you dead in the face, only for Korsa Shake to drag you down into the deepest part of Dub Elements' newly found sound. 

A track called Killing A Unicorn can't be soft but this one will not just slap you but also really surprise you on the drop, as will all the sudden heavy synths of arguably the most UK style track on the EP, Don't Ya Stand, a track sure to make crowds around the world scream out loud when dropped. 

Closing their debut Korsakov Music EP is Rave, a track that truly honours it's name by sounding like something you'd wanna hear in a dark, grim, sweaty venue in 1995. It's dark old school rave synths and heavy rolling drums will leave no dancefloor standing. With another EP already planned on the hyperambitious Dutch label it's only the beginning for Dub Elements' new found sound.

Wobbledah EP

BUY / STREAM

Dub Elements - Korsa Shake

Ådå - This Pleasure Needs Pain (Mindhead & Ada Vipe Bootleg)

Hey you! Yeah you with that cheeky about-to-go-back-to-work face. Wipe away the tears of joy at your first bookings in half a year, forget lockdown even existed and chow down on some fully-fresh produce from one of the most exciting breakthrough duos to emerge in recent D&B years, PRFCT Mandem. 
A girl/boy Manchester-based duo who accelerated to fame on Bloc2Bloc in 2019, PRFCT Mandem made such an impression on the Korsakov Music bossman AL/SO when they submitted a track to the label’s recent ‘Future Stars’ collection he snapped them up for a whole EP. That EP was their hair-raising debut release ‘Formation’ back in June. 
Now fully formed, fully refreshed and fully stocked with more sparkling gully juice, they reload with ‘Hyperdrive’, their most brazen and comprehensive EP to date. The clue is in the title; this is fast lane tackle designed solely for those first big dances many of us are getting to play over the coming months. From the tightly coiled robotic spring and sci-fi sheen of opener ‘Conflict’ to the big dancefloor hook and mechanical funk of the title track, there’s no hiding from the Irish/Latvian duo’s sheer weight and production obscenity. 
Other tricks they have up their Hyperdriven sleeves include the ironically-titled yet fully devilish 4/4 stomper ‘Stay Quiet’, the raffish head-turning diesel turbine bass funk of ‘Contact’ and the finessed finale ‘Innosense’. A step back from the crazy chaos of the rest of the EP, this one concludes the release sweetly and subtly with a springy, purring alien bass slinking in and out of a pared back steppy rhythm. Once again, don’t believe the title… There’s nothing innocent about the sounds PRFCT Mandem are cooking up right now. And we suspect there’s nothing innocent about you either. Let’s get back to work!

Ådå - This Pleasure Needs Pain (Mindhead & Ada Vipe Bootleg)

Mindhead

Recent comments

Gourski

angi

angi

Dowle

Related tracks